SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT DRITS, M.YE. - DRONOV, V.S.

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USSR
DRITS, M. YE., et al. , Struktura i svoystva legk. splavov, Moscow, Nauk-a Press,
1971, pp 118-122
that the indicated alloys ca:,-t be used not only at room temperature but also on
beating to 100". The specific weight of the alloys (1.57-1.6 g/cm3)is lower than
the specific weight of the pure If-. Tliree illustrations, 4 tables,and a
10-entry bibliography.
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USSR
UDC 669-71:669-416:539.4:539-52
KOWYEV,
1. 11.
DRITS, M. YE., KAMNER, H. S., TOROPOVA, L. S.,
"Variation of the Strength and Plastic Prope ies of 1~luminum Foil and Sheet
Aluminum as a Function of Composition" rip-
V sb. Struk-tura i svoystva leEk-._ splavov (Structure and Properties of Ligiit
Alloys -- collection of works) , Moscow, Nauka Press, 1971, pp 28-32 (f ron P,:/-h-
ID--tallurgiya, No 4, Apr 72, Abstract No 41625)
Translation: A study was made of the dependence of the mcchanical properties of
Al rolled material A99 2-0.02 mm thick. It was established that the speci-
fic properties of t4e foil (a sharp drop in plasticity and an increase in strength)
begin to appear w4-th a thickness of the rolled material of 0.1 =. A study was
made of the dependence of the mechanical properties of the 2 mm sheet and 0.02
mm foil on composition for binary alloys of the Al-Cu, AI-Zn, Al-Mg, Al-Mi,and
Al-Ti systems . The properties were determined both in the peened and annealed
states. The nature of the dependence of the mechanical properties on the comDo-
sition is analogous foribil and sheet, but the alloying effect is e/Iiibited
appreciably more strongly in the foil. The observed deviations from this rela-
tion are connected with the harmful effect of oxidation of the interfaces (in-
ternal and external) and the presence of microdefecrs causc--d by inclusions of
solid and brittlc: phases. Stress relief of the foil has a cross section.
3 llustrations and a 6-untry biblio~lraphy.

USSR
uDc 62o.186.5:669.71
DRIW M. je. KADENER, E. S., and TOROPOVA, L. S., Institute of MetallurCy
Bp'Lykov
"Recrystallization of a Foil of Aluminum and Its Alloys"
Moscow, Metallovedeniye, No 5, 1971, pp 49-51
Abstract: A study was made oil the effect of Cu, Zn, Ag, Mg, Ce, Nd, mixed
metal, Mn, Cr, Ti, and Zr on the recrystallization temperature of a 20-xe -
thick aluminum foil, and, for purposes of comparison, of the rocrystallization
of binary aluminum alloys on 2-mm-thick sheets. Results show the effect of
ystallization temppratures at the bet.-,inninf; and end of
alloying elements on rec-r
the recrystallization. .4dditions of Zr, Mn, Ti, and Cr most effectively impede
the development of recrystallization processes in the foil. Fecrystallization
processes proceed in the foil much more intensively than in the naterial of
the same composition but of Lnassive cross-section. T"wo figures, one table7
nineteen bibliogTaphic references.
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Magnesium
USSR uDC 669.721.oi8
DRITS', M. Ye.
"Superlight Magnesium-aase Alloys"
Yletallovedeniye Splavov Legkikh hetallov-Sbornik, ~Ioscow "Nauka~', 1970,
pp 171-176, resume
Translation: Superlight alloys based on the Yg-Li system are of
sWeialists of various technological fields where a reduction of
veight is required. Magnesium alloys, alloyed with lithium, have
veight (1.3-1.6 g/cm.3) which is lower than the specific weight of
(1-74 g/cO). Data on properties of Mg-Li alloys developed in the
presented. In addition,uamplea are given of the application of
in aerospace, rocket, ani aviation industries of the USIA. One fir
sixteen bibliographic references.
interest for
construction
a specific
magnesium
USSR are
alloys
cure, two tables,
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USSR UDC: 539.385.
RRIIS-N-Y-E., KADANER, E. S., KOP'YEV, 1. M., TOROPOVA, L. S.
and DEMIDOV, YU. S., Institute of Metallurgy imeni A. A. Baykov,
Academy of Sciences USSR
"Factors Affecting -the Fatigue Characteristics of Aluminum
Foil of Various Compositions"
Moscow-, Sb. "Ustalost' metallov i splavov". "Nauka" Press,
1971, pp 112-116
Translation: Aluminum foil finds applications in the production
of miniature computer membranes operated under cyclic loading
conditions. There are almost no data in reference sources on
the fatigue strengths of aluminum foil. This study deals with
the effect of alloying components on the limited service life of
aluminum foil. Ordinary fatigue curves have been plotted for
pure A99 aluminuin and Al alloy with 4% Zn. The effect of the
foil's microgeometry on fatigue properties was studied on
foil frora Al alloy with 4% Zn. It is shown that the faLigue
,Lh of foil from aluminum alloys depends oil: 1) foil,
composit,ion,, governing the presence or absence of i][Itel-flal
defects; 2) alloy strengthand 3) Lhe state of internal and
externnI. interfac(,-s. 01 illkl:-itxations. 'I bi~.)Iio. ref.;

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ob-'r 1971, ;::, I -Vol 411, I.C
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USSR
UDC 669.715'5'721+669.715'5'296]:534-8
DRITS-ilf-le- ROIOLI-N, L. L. , BO(_-VAR, N. R. , GU.R'YEV, 1. 1. , and
DZYUBEMZU,'Tf- I., All-Union Institute of Light Alloys
"Sound Conduction of A1+20% Zn Alloy With Additions of 'Magnesium and
Zirconium as a Function of Conditions of Heat and Pressure Treatment"
Tekhnol. legk-ikh svlavc,v. Nauch.-tekhn. byul. VILSa (Technolog,." of Light
Alloys. Scientific and. Technical Bulletin of All-Union Institute of Light
Alloys), 1971, No 4, pp 9-13 (from RZh-111-letallurgiya, No 1, Jan 72, Ahstract
No 11727 by I. Yeroshenkova)
Translation: The authcrs studied the influence of homogenization, as well
as pressing temperature, annealing, and aging on the ultrasound attenuation
coefficient in alloys of Al 20% Zn and 0.1-0.3% Zr or 0.1-0.2% 1111g. Optimum
conditions of heat and pressure treatment to assure lowest values of the
ultrasound attenuation coefficient in the alloys were determined: for
A1-Zn-Mg alloy homogenization of ingots at 500', pressure treatment at
400*, annealing at 350' with subsequent cooling, resulting in no signifi-
cant decomposition of the solid solution of Al, and natural aging; for
Al-Zn-Zr alloy homogenization of ingots at 500' and pressure treatment at
450-500% Four illustrations. Bibliography with four titles.
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USSR
UDC 669.71a-.3.85.86.018.29(088,8)
DRITS,j1 Ye K.WUNER E. S TOROPOVA, L. S., KOPIYF;V, f. M., DEMIDOV, Yu. S.,
-LEYKIN, A. I., YEGOPOV, N. 1. [Institute of Metallurgy i-meni A. A. Baykov]
"Aluminum-Based Alloy for Foil"
USSR Author's Certificate No. 276419, Filed 13/11/68, Published 16/10/70.
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Metallurgiya, No. S, 1971, Abstract No. 15)
1748P).
Translation: The alloy has the following composition (%): Cu 0.5-2.0, at least
one of the REM 0.1-0.5 and Zr 0.05-0.15, impurities < 0.01, remainder Al. The
introduction of Cu and the rare and refractory metals increases its Physical anti
mechanical propei-ties. '1'hl-~ illIDY Shows ub 30 kg/n)in2, withstands 30-10(l cycles
without rupture, and can bi~ rolled into a foil 10-20p thick.

USSR
UDC 669.715.22.85.86.296.018.-?(OSS.8)
DRITS, tLje.' K-OANER, E. S., TOROPOVA, L. S., KOPIYEV, I.M., DEMIDOV, Yu.S.,
tMqN_j'A. I., YEGOROV, N. 1.
"Aluminum- Based Alloy for Foil"
USSR Author's Certificate No. 276420, Filed 13/11/68, Published 16/10/70.
7 C
(Translated from Referativriyy Zhurnal Metallurgiya, No. 5, 1911, Abstra t No. 5,
750P).
Translation: This alloy has the following composition Ag 0.75-2, REM 0. 1-
0.5, Zr O.OS-0.15, impuriti.es < 0.01, Al remainder, has high cb (26 k-/mm2) and
high durability and stability of properties with cyclical loading, has good tech-
nological properties for rolling to a thickness of 10-20v; the foil has good
surface qualities.
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USSR UDC 669.721.5.018.61
DRITS, M. Ye.
,mil. _ - .--- - --A
"Super-Light Magnesium-Based Alloys"
Metalloved. Splavov Legkikh IMet. [Metal Science of Light Metal Allovs -- Collec-
tion of Works], Moscow, Nauka Press, 1970, pp. 171-176. (Translated from Refera-
tivnyy Zhurnal Metallurgiya, No. 5, 1971, Abstract No. 5 1687 by the authors).
Translation: Data are presented on the properties of Mg-Li alloys developed in
the USSR. Examples are presented of the use of such alloys in the space, missile
and aircraft industries of the USA. I fig; 2 tables, 16 biblio refs.
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USSR UDC 539.5
DRITS, M.-Ye., ROKHLIN, L. L., SHEREDIN, V. V., SHULNIGA, Yu. N., Moscow
"Influence of Certain Factors on Dissipation of Energy During Elastic Oscilla-
tions in Magnesium Alloys"
Problemy Prochnosti, No 10, 1971, pp 62-66.
Abstract: This work presents the result of a study of the damping ability
of one class of structural materials broadly used in technology -- magnesium
alloys. The interest in the damping ability of magnesium alloys results from
the fact that magnesium and certain of its alloys are characteri-Nd 1)), high
attenuation of elastic oscillations. The damping ability of alloys was de-
termined using a tor.~iojial pendulum with solid circular specimens with a gauge
section diameter of 6 min and a length of 50 mm with oscillations with an
initial amplitude of 3.3-10-4 at the surface of the specimen. The damping
ability was characterized by the logarithmic oscillation decrement. The
studies resulted in production of a new alloy with good damping qualities
and increased strength.
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UOISR uDn-: 6,,2 4.072 .21) - 0-1 '5 -04
-D. IING A. YA.jp FEDI).7rIV), Y'E. I. (11-10scoj)
"Concernir,~, the Caicui!-tio" of R~~ds of a Nonlinl~arl,y Elact.-ic Ii~:~Lli~lal 11ilk-A.
Large Daflections"
Moscow, Stroitel'naya Mzaldianiha i RaschuA Sooruzheniy, NO 1) 1972~ PP
Abstract: The authors obtain a visible a-a-lytic soLatioz-, c,-,' -ombl.evl in
a strict geoi~--trical).y norainear forim-lation for a i-od jnadv~ of a
elastic =terial and the Obtained results with tl~-, r~-sa'Lu,:3 of a
tion Of thl-, CEIL.-, Dro"blo.-I in P- ge;Lxnatrically lin-zasr
deals with an cccentricall,,- conmreased rod of a nonlinearly ela~-:t'c
with an ie-eul doliblia-T croGs aection. A closed oolution cf nrc;b-Iam i,-
obtaimud in a strict j,cloi-,.:~Arically nonlinear lomvulf-~tim- Four -fi;;u'.,(- E-~~x
referencet;.
1/1

USSR
JDC 621.585.8-,
2
DRIVING, N.YA.
"Forming Residual Medium In Oolor Gathode-Ray Tubes With Experimental Vacuun-
Pumping Aseemblyn
Tr. Mosk. in-ta elektron. mashinostr. (Worl~n W T~a Mor;cow Inntituts-, Cf
MXChine Construction Issue 20, pp 45-54 (from Kh!Els-lPtronil,~j i
2rimeneni'Le, No 8, August 1972, Abstract to 8A184)
I
Translation: During prodi)ction of masked kinescopes for color teiexrif3ion it -.0
very important to asBure protection of the vacuum space frcm oil vv~ors
tire produced by oil_diffu~3ion exhauzte of the system, because tkt-,ee vupor~,; harzt-
fully affect the lifetime of the cathode and the luminophors of thc- ncreen. Cr-:,-
sequently, a transition to non-oil methods of exhaust (turbomolecular,
ion, or m9grnetic s1rutter--ion pumps) is impoi-tent. PreliLinqry tei,-tu were c;"
pes wi-L~j the G.4d. rf 1,
.
thO Mcuation of color television kinerico I
airittor--icin pumn. A praliminary diucharge vine attained by the W'Ji(jl
ifamp. Graphs are precented of the dependence of' the chan,Te of' j.-repwiro on
Put 011' tile OXhaust un lp-nezdol. As a result, at the tcr:a4nal sta,-e of
Wtor 5 hourn) it was p;ssible to assure a higher vacuum (aholllc 10 - :11:r, cf, f.erc_
ury). The new method is recormnended for laborutory conditionr of ovacuaticn. For
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USSR
DRIVING, N.YA. Tr. Moeck. in-ta alektron-=ashincstr. , 1972, Iusue 20, pp 45-1-4
I
factory conditiono it is necessar-j to assure a reduction of the time fox, Atain-
ment of the necessary preEisure and start-up of tho NORD pump ~-~ 20 min). The
spectrum of' residual gasen remained the otandard for Type NORD DUMPs. It is
necessary to wake the final conclusion concerning the advisability of non-oil
evacuation by Type NORD pumps on the basis of statistical date. A.A.
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112 023 jpIrL ASS IF I EP ll,~ C E S1 Nl(~ L,ATl'----)7,'l0'-J70
C--FL;JX FOR WELO DEPOSIrmG qAk-9 ALLOYS ,!Tl-i HIGH I F N'
T ITLI IF,
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AUTHOR-(05)-L IPTUGA I I V. ALAKSEYEV, I L. , C FIEREPNEV 0, A OR I VY104
N.A.i TYUTYUNZHI, A.S.
COUNTRY OF ENFO--USSR
SOURCE--U.S.S.R. 265,690
'REFERENCE--0TKRYTlYAt IZOBRET. 7 PROM. OBRAITSY, TOVARNYE ZINAKI 1970,
.DATE PUBLISHEO-09MAR70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS, MECH., INO. , CIVIL AND MARINE EN!,R
TOPIC TAGS--WELDING FLUXi 4ELDING TECHINOLOGYt HARD ALLOY, i'lETAL OEPOSITION
CGUTROL MAr_lKV4G--N0 IRESTkICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--IJNCLASS[F:IED
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CIRC ACCESSION "110--AA0130101
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CIRC ACCESSION NO-AA0130101
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A FLUX WITH A LOWER M.P. THAT
IMPROVES THE QUALITY OF THE BEADED METAL HAS THE FOLLOWING COMPIN.: IN A
SILICATE 180229 H SUB3 BO SUB3 58-67, SILICOCALClUi"'. 15-20PERCENT.
FACILITY: OKTYABRISKAYA. REVOLYUTSIYAt PLANT OF AGRICULTURAL EQUIPMENT
CONSTRUCTIONt ODESSA.
HiNCLASSIFIED

JeRZ,
so: PvIL
,0. T~~, UDC, 616-00b-09-2. 16
TRANSPOMIATION OF A NORAAL DIFFERE.NTIXrED CELL OF THE AWLT ORGANISM 1ND01=D
BY FUSION OF THIS CELL WITH ANOTHER NOILMAL CELL OF THE SAME ORGANISM 3t7,- W17H
DIFFM-NT ORGANIC OR TISSU'LAR SPECIFICITY
1, - Q L -i I
jArticlo by L.B. Mekler 11114e. Osechinskiv .-r-
Institute ~f Exper=-[-AT!~U
f
Yj U!).~K Ara emy o -Adical
Sciences, Moscow; Moser. Veltnik Akaderalf, MLditsfrv%k1kh Nauk SSSR, Russian,
No 4, April 1971, pp 75-~O I
Die control position of' the. theor-y of oncogenesis exrounded by one ot
the presont authors (L.B. M~klcr, 11)68, 1964. 1970) states that a ncrmal tell
becomes malignarit, i.e. acquires thp ability of anomalous grvvth and repro-
ductlon, Invasion) metastasem, and progression only whent by virtue of scmw
causes or other (L.B. Mekler. 1968, V169, 1970) on Its SUrfACe nppeir arKAn-
sp~cific or tiqnue-opecific antigenn Inherent to cells of other tis%uea
organs of tile salto organism. According to this tht-.ory, Such x change In
antigenic topography of a nornal crll aurface is sufficient, oil the coe har,d,
to remove tilts cell from the control of adjacent similar norraol
on tho u0otr hanzil to r,~ndtr It -1,1141t. at effLctlng specific ctotazt% v'tr.
adjacent or dt"toor tl114 of anc~Oier ti8sue or organ. This must reo-~lt 4P
louq by tile altered cell of sensitivity to contact inhibitLun and accuisttiom
of the capacity to invade and metastasize precisely the tioiura or crga~s
vho,,e specific artti.gmq this cell acquired.
Ibis approach to interpretation of the causes of tranoforTmtlon of
nonnal cell Into a malignant one is basically different from tile con~rnrLoael
vIvws of the cause of this phenomenon which consider appeararice on the surfra"
O"f tile Lrallsforned colls of antigens foreign to the organ-int Induced t:y
agents such as viruses or chatoical carcinogens (L.A. Zil'bar; Koprowsk- et &I.)
to be the bstals of malignant trnnoformation of the cell (referring fimt t2f
all to malifnant transformlation induced by viruses or carcinoRentc chemical
substarco,
9
Although the literature describer, a n%mmier of factors indirectly, con-
fir=ing tile above theory, there is no questiort but that direct evidence to
needed to test its validity.
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Instruments and Measurements
USSR UDO 621,7ZE22 z 0521
OCurrent C-anerator For Cbservaticn Cf Voltampere Characteristics
L-je (Se--iconductcr Davices C,.n,-4 Their
V 9b. Polunrovodn. nribnrv i
Applic2tion-Colliaction CZ ;orks), !~isua 24, :cecow, "Sov.radic,` 1-970, PP
236-246 (from. Kh--Elell-tron-ika i nrimeneniyn, No 4, ~-.pril 1071, ''ustract
No 43600)
Translction: Conditions are formulated for o5cilloscoping the voltlampere
characteristics oll S-type dotibIc-poles with negative raSiatunce- i practical
circuit ia dezcribed for a cathode-ray curve tracer w-ith a L)Jlse d,)rution ad-
justable in the range of 0.1-2 microvec. Me, output Lluaj:e, accon~r:lished
a tranE!istor and electron tuba2, asimras a differentizil outjut. resistance
0.5 Moin, with a load current in the hundreds of' =1 rel'.
>

USSR
SHLANTSYASK-AS, A. A., [)_RIZHYS. M.-R. M., ZHUKAUSKAS, A. A.
"Pulsations of Temperature in the Area of a Wall with Turbulent Flow Around
a Plate by Viscous Fluids"
Tr. AN Lit SSR [Works oF Academy of Sciences] Lithuanian SSR, 1971, B., No 2,
(65), pp 143-152 by R. Sh Baynberg). (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal
Mekhanika, No 1, 1, 1972, Abstract No IB827 by P. Sh. Baynberg).
Translation: Mlicrothermocouples are used to study the pulsations of tempera-
ture in a turbulent boundary layer over a flat plate, around which water and
transformer oil flow, with constant heat flux at the wall. The mean statis-
tical characteristics of temperature pulsations are used to produce informa-
tion on the behavior of the pulsation temperature field as a function of P 6
and the distance to the iqall. It is established that where P>1 and 1~-,--2-10
the vi~rous sublayer relates to tile area of unstable flow with prevailing
influence of viscous flow. Near tile wall, a plane is detected with normal
distribution of pulsation amplitude, relative to which perturbations are
directed differently: ir, the viscous sublayer -- toward the wall, beyond
this plane -- away from the wall.
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USSR
UDC 8.74
DANELYAN, T. YA., MEDVEDEV, V. D., DROBIN, S. V.
"Possible Direction of the Construction of an All-Purpose Algorithm for Non-
syntactic Analysis of Language Programs"
V sb. Teori a Xazykov i metody postroyeniya sistem programmir. (Language Theory
and Methods of Constructing Programming Systems--collection of works), Kiev-
Alushta, 1972, pp 369-380 (from RZh-Kibernetika, No 12, Dee 72, Abstract No
12V466)
No abstract
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USSR UDC: 546-781'261'73:669.018.25-973:620.178.16
SHBYREV, P. D. and Dhp;l~.NI_Hj I.,-N _, Moscou Institute of Chemical IMachinery
480
"Procedure of Studying the Wear of Tungsten Carbide-Coba2t Alloys in a
Liquid Nitrogen Medium"
Moscow, Zavodskaya laboratoriya, Vol 38, No 2, 1972, pp 239-241
Abstract: 'rhe study concerns the relationships between friction wear and
the physicomechanical properties of WC-Co hard alloys as well as between
the wear and working conditions of friction pairs in a liquid nitrogen
medium. The amount of wear during testing was determined by the loss jr.
3
weight of the specimens. The per-unit loads ranged from 22.3 to 65 kg/cm
The wear was also tested as a function of tungsten carbide grain size to
determine the effect of hardness on wear. Involved were VK4, wc6x, VK8,
VK10, VK11 and VK20 all(ris with 4 to 2% (by vol.) Co as well as VKGOM,
vy.6m, VK6 and vK6v alloys with 4% Co. Of all these alloys, VK60A exhibited
minimum wear, The tests for wear resistance and friction included, among
others, P_ plunger-buskiii-Ig pair of the same alloy. The experimental results
revealed the effect of diametral clearance (between the plunger and the
bushing) and surface finish on the wear values of the friction -oair. The
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USSR
SHNYBEV, P. D., et al, Zavodsk5ya laboratoriy Vol 38, No 2, 1972,
pp 239-241
data indicate regularities of changes in wear und potential applicatiom; of
the tested alloys in cryogenic technology. 0 jUustrutions, 1 bibliographic
reference)
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USSR
UDC 621.173.162.4
SOTYREV, P. D. , Candidate of Technical Sciences, Candidate of
Technical Sciences, docent, RR1,40MOV, V. I., Candidate of Technical Sciences,
and GINZBURG, M. A., Engineer
"Friction Forces and the Coefficient of Friction During the Attrition oil Hard
Alloys in a 11-ledium of Liquid Nitrogen"
Moscow, Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedeniy, 1-fashinostroyeniye, No 7, 1972,
pp 28-31
Abstract: The results are presented of an experimental investigation of the
friction forces and the coefficient of friction during the sliding friction of
0
pairs of specimens of hard alloys VK601-1 and VK6 in a medium of liquid nitrogen.
It was established that within the limits of change of the rate of friction
from 0.2 to 0.4 m/sec, the coefficient of friction i-acreases as the rate of
friction increases, and with an increase of the load from 35 to 135 kg/cm2
the coefficient of friction decreases. 4 figures. 1 table. 6 references.
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USSR
UDC 669.275'25'784'018.25
SIINYREV, P. N. TUMANOV, V. I., GINZBURG, M. A., and
SUNYREV, G. D.
"Investigation of Wear of Cermet flard-Netal Alloys in Liquid Nitrogen Medium"
Issledovanive !znosa metallokeramicheskikli tverdvkh solavov v srede zhidkoF.0
azota (cf. English above), Institute of Metallurgy, Academy of Sciences USSR,
Moscow, 1971, 8 pp, ill, bibliography with five titles, No 3214-71 Dep (from
R7h-Metallur~iya, No 1, Jan 72, Abstract No H820 Dep by authors)
Translation of Abstract:: The work investigates the influence of Co content
and grain size of tungsten carbide on the wear of WC-Co alloys during test-
ing in liquid N2 medium. The investigation reveals that wear increases with
an increase in Co content; the magnitude of wear rises with an increase in
WC-phase grain size; volume wear of WC-Co alloys of varying composition and
with varying grain size of tungsten carbide is inversely proportional to
Rockwell hardness. Three illustrations. One table. Bibliography of five
titles.
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J13 022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--020CT70
TITLE--MECHANISM OF THE DIENE SYNTHESIS WITH 5tALKOXYOXAZOLES -U-
'ii
AuTHOR-(05)-DROBINSKAYA, N.A., IONOVAP L*V,t KARPEISKIY, M.YA., PADYUKOVA?
N;SH., TURCHINt K.F.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--KHIM. GETEROTSIKL. SOEDIN. 1970, (I)t 37-42
DATE PUBL ISHED-----70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY, bIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCCS
TOPIC TAGS--MOLECULAR STRUCTURE, CONDENSATION REACTION, ORGANIC AZOLE
CDMPOUND, CHEMICAL SY.NTIIESIS, ISUMERIZATION, PYRIDI-NE, CHEAICAL AEACT13N
NECHANISMP ACETYLENEt ELECTRON DENSITY
~~ f- L f.I -~ E S 1:~' I '."T 1 U'., S
0L:Lij-'Q-,T Cl.4SS--UNCL,4SS[f IED
PROXY Vf FL/FkA-~1-1986/136ii STEP

2/3 022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DAFE--02(ICT70
CLRC ACCESS 110-.N NO--AP0103222-
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE HETERODIENE COr0ENSATION OF 51
ALKOXYOXAZOL.ES TAKES PLAC;'-: IN TWO STAGES: REACTION OF C.XAZJLES WIT14
OTENOPHILES GIVING UNISIABLE -ADDUCTS, AND ISOMER I ZAT 19.-N r0F T~AESE AODUCTS
TO SUBSTITUTED 3,HYDROXYPYRIDINES. THUS, ET BETA, ACETYLAZRYLATE (1)
REACTS WITH 4pMETHYL,5pETH0XYOXAZOLE (11) TO GIVE
2,METhYL,3,HYDROXY,4,ACET'YL,5vCARBETHOXYPYRIDINE (111) THROUGH THE
UNSTABLE ADDUCT.FIIA. THIS MECHANISM IS SUPPORTED BY P1 ELECTRON
DENSITY CALCNS. FOR I AND Ilt ACTUAL ISOLATION O~ III AS THEIR MAIN
REACTION PRODUCT# ITS CtiEll..CONVERSION, AND-FINALLY BY PMA AND IR
STUDIES. REACTIONS BET~.IEEN 11 AND BETA,ACETYLACRYLIrl ACID (GIVING
2,METHYL,3,HYDROXY,5, ACE,rYLPYRIDINE) (IV), AND BETWEEN I AND
CYCLOPENTEN,3,0NE (FORMING 5,METHYL,4,HY-DROXYt 6,AZAHYDRI40EN,3,3NE) (V)
ALSO VERIFIED THIS TYPF 01: MECHANISM. THUS, TO A SOLN. OF 17.9 G I 1N
20 ML A8~. ET SUB2 O'WAS~ ADOED 8';87 G~11,*l ML ACOHt AND.-'200 1'*4G
H-y"bRo~w IN`ON E, -AND THE SOLN. KE-PT I WEEK Ar ROOM'TEMP. IN THE DARK TO
GIVE 8 151_20EGREE~ (HEPTANE). A SOLN. OF 2.5 G II AND 3.1,2 G
BErA,ACETYLACRYLIC ACID IN 40 ML ABS. ET SU32 n dAS KEPT 5 DAYS UNDE-1 A
CA'~_L SUP2 TUBE TO GIVE 0.64 G IVv M. 253-40EGREES IDECOMPly.) ('1E01-0. TO
A- SUSPE%-SIOA CF 1.14 6 LIALH SU34 IN 50 ML THI-: WAS A.)!-jFD 0iiDP,.-,lISE WITH
U7~[jLIN-.5 2.1 G III IN 50 ill. rHFo AND THE MIXT. REFLUXED' 6 ~i~ AND LFFT
C)VFR,\,[(,HT AT RCOM TEMP. TO GIVE 1.74 G -
2,"!ETHYL,3,HYGROXY,4,(ALPHA,HYDROXYETHYL), 5,IiYDROXYI-IETtfyLPYPIDINE,.,.I.
1'12-30EGkEES CETO.H-ET SU32 O)..~.

'11/3 022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--020CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0103222
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--A MOXT. OF 0.8 G CYCLOPENTENt3rONEt 0.63 G 119 AND 0.1 G
PYROGALLOL WAS HEATED 2 HR AT 110DEGREES, COOLED, TPEATED WITH I ML
25PERCENT DRY HCL IN ET(.)H, CAREFULLY SHAKEN WITH 70 ML ABS. ET SUB2 9,
AND LEFT OVERNIGHT IN A REFRIGERATOR TO GIVE 0.22 G V, M. LARGER THAN
170DEGREES (ETOH-ET SUB2 0) .

112 013 W:CLA~_S I F I ED PQ0CESSI45 DATE--020CT7C)
TITLE--VYNAPICS UF ANIUN EXCHANGE IN ALCJHOLIC AQUEOUS MCD(A -U-
AUTH_!R-(03)-T0Lf-lACHEVA, Yk).A., DAVYDOV, A.T., DROBNITSKAY.4, \4.V.
COUNTRY O'F INFO~-USSR
SCURCE--ZH. FIZ. KHV4. 1970, 44(l) 194-7
DATE PUBLISHED-----70
SUbJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--IUN EXCHANGE RESIN, ETHANOL, AQUEOUS SOLUTION, CHLO:JINATED
0Pt;ANJC COMPOUND, NITRA'rE, THIC)CYANATE/(U)AB17 ION F-XCHA14GF RESIN
CG~ITROL !'~A;:KING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUI~ENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY RkEL/FRAME--1989/0474 STEP NO--UR/0076/70/044/001/0lq4/0197
CIRC ACCFSSION NO--AP0107080
UNCLASSIFIED

212 013 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--020CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0107080
A3STRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-Cl- ABSTRACT. THE DEPENDENCE OF THE 13A FXCHANGE
CO,NSTS. OF THE SYSTEMS RCL-NO SUB3 PRIME NEGATIVE AND RCL-NCS PPIME
NFGATIVE ON THE COMPN. OF H SU82 O-ETOH MIXTS. WAS DETD. BY USING THE
AB-17 ION EXCHANGE RESIN. INCREASED ETOH CONTENT LEADS TO A BROADENING
OF THE SORP-TION FRONT, ASCRIBED TO A REDN. OF THE ION DfFFUSIJV RATE IN
THE RESIN GRAIN.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC 669.71.472
MIELIKOVICH, D. I., VEDERNIKOV, G. F., DROBNIS, V. F., KLETSKO, N. L., OGURTSOV,
G. M., SHIRtAN, G. A.
"Selection and Testing of Carbon Mass for Fastening of Nipples in Roasted Anodes"
Tr. Vses. N-i. i Proyektn. In-ta. Alyumin., Magn. i Elektrodn. Prom-sti [Works
of All-Union Scientific Research and Planning.Institute of the Aluminum, Magne-
sium and Electrode Industry], 1970, No. 71, pp. 111-117. (Translated from Refer-
ativnyy Zhurnal Metallurgiva, No. 5, 1971, Abstract No. 5 G156 by the authors).
Translation: Results are presented from laboratory and industrial testing of
roasted anodes with nipples fastened in their carbon masses. The mass was packed
into anodes with one square or cylindrical nipple receiver. The thickness of
the layer of packed mass was 10-15 mm. The method of fastening of the nipples
into the roasted anodes using the carbon mass alloi4ed reliable suspension oil the
anodes, significantly decreased the voltage drop at the nipple-anode contact,
and also simplified the process of pressing of anodes due to the elimination of
the screw thread in the nipple receptacle. 4 figs; 2 tables.
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1/2 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--040EC70
~TITLE-RHENIUM OXYCHLORIDE ALUMINUM CHLORIDE FERRIC CHLORIDE, TANTALUMtV,
CHLORIDE, NIOBIU,4,V, CHLORIDE, MOLYBDENUM OXYCHLORIDEt PHOSPHORYL
AUTHOR-(04)-DROBOT, D.V., KORSHUNOV, B.G.* ALEKSANDROVA, V.A., SILINA,
T.A.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-1H. NEORG. KHIM. 1970, 15(6), 1707-8
~DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
-SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
..TOPIC TAGS--PHASE DIAGRAM, CHEMICAL BINARY SYSTEM, OXYGEN COMPOUND,
RHENIUM COMPOUND, CHLORIDE, IRON COMPOUND9 MOLYBDENUM COMPOUND, TANTALUM
COMPOUNOt NIOBIUM COMPOUND, ALUMINUM COMPOUNDo PHOSPHOROUS COMPOUND,
EUTECTIC
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
'PROXY REEL/FRAME--3008/1186 STEP NO--UR/0078/70/015/006/1707/1708
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0138201
UPIC 1. A S S I F I E 0

2/2 021 UNCLASSI FLED PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0138201
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0-- ABSTRACT, PHASE DIAGRAMS OF REOCL SUBIrt A fA
EQUALS FECL SUB3r RECL SUB5, TACL SUB5, NBCL SUB5, ALCL SUB3t MOOCL
SUB4, A"ND POCL SUB3) ARE CONSTRUCTED. THE BINARY SYSTEM CONTG. POCL
SUB3 FORMS REOCL SUB4 PO(;L SUB3, CONGRUENTLY M. 80DEGREGS. THIS
COMPOUND FORMS EUTECTICS CONTG. 3 AND 80 MOLE PERCENT REOCL SUB4t M.
NEGATIVE 10 AND 16DEGREE5t RESP. THE REMAINING SYSTEMS FORMED ONE
'EUTECTIC EACH CONTG. ALMOST PURE REOCL SUB4 AND ALL M. 29DEGREES.
FACILITY: MOSK. INST. TONKOI KHIM. TEKHNOL IM. LOMONOSOVA, MOSCOW,
USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR WC 576-895-771-097.22s6l5.285,7
--PRCBOZI14A, V. P., Department of Medical Entomology, institute of Medical
Parasitology and'Tropical Medicine imeni Ye. I. Martsinovskiy, Ministry of
Health USSR
"Development of Resistance to DD-1 in Musca domestica Given Sublethal Doses
of Sodium Arsenate"
Moscow, Meditsinskaya Pax-azitologlya i Parazitarnyye BoleznI, No 6, 1971,
pp 695-701
Abstracti The regular addition of sublethal doses of sodium arsenate to the.-
food (milk and glucose solution) of two musca donestica stnu:ns (Norria air-, SPS
failed to induce resistance to this inorganic poison through 30 and 11
successive generations of the SRS2 and Norma airains, respectively, flies'
resistance to DJYf was increased more than 200-fold. Howeverl sublethal
doses of sodium arsenate had not effect on resistance to the organophos-
phorus insecticides chlorophos and phenitrothion. hone of the various resons
suggested for the development of reoistance to insecticides, e.g., existence
of a single mechanism of protection against two or more poisons or closeness
on the chrososome of the genetic factors governing different mechani-sms of
resistance, accounts for the phenomenon obzerved in the experiments reported
(resistance to another insecticide in the absence of the one tested), which
the author calls "side" resistance in contrast with "cross" or "multiple"
resistance. 1/1
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USSR
LIDC 632-015
DUBROVSKAYA, N. A., Head of the Laboratory of Plant Protection, Kursk
Agricutural Experimental Station, and DROIIYAZFINAL YE. A., Senior Laboratory
Assistant
"On the Duration of Action of Organophosphorus Preparations.
Moscow, Zashchita Rasteniy, No 6, Jun 73, P 28
Translationr At present, from among organophosphorus insecticides a wide
application have gained preparations based on dimethoate (Rogor, phosphamide,
Bi-58 fsic7, and others), whose characteristic feature is considerable dura-
tion of their antion. But this characteristic is variable, It may vary
depending on the species, variety and stage of development of the protected
plant, on climatic conditions, and other factors.
We have studied in Xurskaya Oblast the duration of action of Bi-58,
used aeninst Sitobion avenae F., and other pests. on spring wheat of the
Khar'kovskaya-46 variety and on barley of the Val'titakly variety, Two field
and one greenhouse experiments were staged$
In the first experiment spring wheat was treated uith 0.2% solution
at the stage of germination (10 May). The control plots, separated by a 5:-x
wide protective strip, wore aimultaneously sprayed with tap water. The
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DUBROVSKAYA, N. A., and BROBYAZGINAs Y. A., Zashchita Rasteniy, No 6, Jun 73,
p 28
fluid consumption was 500 1/hectare, repetition -- threefold. area of record
plots -- 100 a2.
To determine technical effectiveness and duration of action of the
preparation, the estimates of the number of insects on the plants of a single
row of the plot (32 lin. m.) were made at intervals of 2-3 days. Difference
between the experiment and control were determined by the nethod of conjugate
comparisons according to Student's criterion at 5% confidence limit.
It was found that the number of leaf pests already after 6 days, and
that of Sitobion after E. days, did not differ in the experiment from that In
the control. Under field conditions this could be the result not only of the
lose of toxicity but could be also caused by other factors. for example, by
the increase of the mobility of Insects and that of the intensity of their
nitrations. Additionally, the toxicity of plants was determined by the
ne hod of biological tests, viz., the pests were placed on the leaves cut
from experimental and control plants and put in the humid chambers, where
May were feeding for 24 hours and then were transferred to test tubest and
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DUBROVSKAYA, N. A., and.BROBYAZGINA# Y. A., Zashchita Rasteniy, No 6, Jun 73,
p 28
after another 24 hours their lethality was determined.
The residual toxicity was preserved in some places up to 18 days after
treatment. During thin period the green rass of plants was rapidly and
intensively increasing and, consequently, the concentration of the prepara-
tion in it was correspondingly decreasing# which was not without influence
on the strength and duration of its actiono
The second experiment differed only in the time of treatment -- 24 June.
It was times to that it coincided with a period of the ceesation of the growth.
of green mass as well as with a seasonal peak in the numbers os Sitobion avenae
F. The difference in thij number of 51tobion and thrips. was maintained for 22
days (further observations were discontinued due to the harvesting).
The final solution of the problem was provided by the greenhouse experi-
ment, Onto pesticide-treated potted plants of spring wheat and barley Sitobion
were placed within 24 hours after treatment, and after 7, 13, 21, and 29 days,
and the pots were covered with glass bell jars. The plants remained toxic
for pests for 21 days, and thereafter the numbers of the latter sha=ply increased.
Consequently, the duration of action of the propamtion may considerably
exceed the limits lndicat;ed In the directions for its use,
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USSR
I-P-ASUMBERG, B. F., IVANOV, A. 1. , DROBYAZKO, 1. S.
"Study of the Post-Cycle Strength Characteristics of Tool Steel"
UDC 539.4
V sb. Dinamika, prochnost' . kontrol' i upr. -- 70 (Dynamics, Strength, 1.1onitorinp
and Control -- 70--collection of works), Kuybyshev, 1972, pp 209-213 (from
RZh--Mekhanika, Ito 6, Jun. 73, Abstract No 6V961)
Translation: A basis is provided for the necessity of studying the post-cyclic
strength of tool steel. The information about the post-cyclic strength is tile
initial inforriation for aptii;iizing the heat refined conditions and selectin,-,
the tool steel for specific operating condition,,;. In the example of investi-
gating 3Kh2V8F, 5Kh4SV411F and WiNHl' steel, the complex dependence of the
post-cyclic hot strength on the heat treatment conditions is demonstrated, anet
the correlation is constructed for the hot post-cyclic ultimate itrenpLli as
a function of the life of the dies.

A ~M~
1:'W. .5.171 6 2 1319 01 001
TOR
GENERATION OF FORCES IN ELF. CrRQ.3-,A1'jr: CYF~~S--,7FF (FSc;) ~~l .1; S111MICAL go
[Article by..fLLL.Pr-Db-Lshev, V. V. xoac,- Higher Tcchntcal IIVJLituL~
-7f -- SLL~-' Hussi~n'
imeni N. E. Bauman; Lenin;rad, iv a P r it~o I
No 9, 1972, submitted 9 July 1~71, rp 910~5',
Electrical suspen5lon of a ball s examincd in the nrlicle
from tjj~, T~jnt -if viv~ of yoncratiz-n Q&' forces with electrodes
of differtnt configuraltion. A fir,,.tv equaticin for i,nginverinp.
ClIcillation:' 01 the electrLeal forces, uh~~h takes int. account
tht rutual effects of the, jintent'~',s of adJactnt electrode
pairs, is derived as a result of the analysis.
Analysis of electrostatic su%pensiori of the pilot ball of I-G in the
fratnework of linear theory it) may be inadcquate for the action of cunnider-
able accelerations, when the de*.-iatian ot' the center of gravity of the
sensor exceeds the tolerable limit.
Examined in the article is the procinaure of ca'culating the electrical
forces in VSG during p"sible displacer,,!nts of the center of pravity of the
rotor beyond the TUngC of small deviations, in the direction of stabilization
axes x, y, z (Figore 1) with consideration of the mutual influences of the
potentials of the adjacent electrode pairs.
The forces are determined or. the ba~-is of calculation of the field
intensity in the gap of the i-th rotor eirz-.role, pro~ecdinp. from the
concept ~f surface density of forces. In -in electrostatic fiold, per unit
of aren of a conductor of any shape, acts t!%* force
where f is tho surface density of f-lr~os; is the exteirWr normal
to elenent dS from the surface of the cor-',jctor. 'No scalar product of
the vectors for an isotropic medlu:m is Ei.

USSR
UDC' 5)i8.o:538-22
AL'SHINI B. I. Y ZORIN) R. V. L~OB~Fq~~) L. A., and STETATTISMIEV., S. V.
9,11agnetic Characteristics of lead Nanganate J-11onocrystals"
Moscow? Kris tallograf iya, vol 17, No 3, 1972, pp 562-565
Abstract: The monocrystals whose magnetic characteristics are in-
vestigated in this paper have the formula Pbl-In204, and were t,,,,roi,,n
from the solution Pbl,-In2/3"'111203 311 a PbO-PbF melt in the foi-Li of
a truncated hexagonal pyr= with a hei6ht of about 1 mm and a
length of 1.5-2.0 mm along a side of the hexagon. 1,11,agnetic mea-
surements of the crystals were made by the Faraday method with
twisting weights on a quartz thread in a cryostat to provide a
temperat-uxe ranEe of 1.5 to 3000 K. The measurement results -in-
dicated that the material transformed to a weakly ferromagne-tUic
state at a temDerature of 630 K, with the spontaneous magnetic
moment lying 1M the base plane of the crystal. Curves are given
for the ma.-netization as a function of the mignetic field in
-d
v(nich the crystals, (,ere placed and as a function of the fie-
at various tem-oeratures ranE-in'g fi,o2~ 30 to 530 V. T11-tiestigation
of the ef-fect of an electric ficid on the crystal's magnetic
characteristics showed that for an electric field intensity
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U S S IRI
ALISHIN, B. I., et al, Xxistallografiya, Vol 17, 110 3, 19172,
.t,
562-565
greater than the critical value, no marked change occurs in the ma,--,netization
Curves., wb-ich fact is interDreted to inean that at temperatures beloW 391 K
the spontaneous mgnetic znomnt is maintained in a definite position by the
internal antiferroelectric fields of the crystal.
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USSR
BELCV. V.; DROM11217., L. A.; et al (Moscow State UiAvorsity)
II?raseod7F_-a= _'Hiolybdate Pr 2 ("loO03 It
-osco-w., KmsIa_Uo,-rafiya; May-June, 1970; ?p 461-5
TR_,'~CT: AM X-ray and, ` iei-,o7,,raT)hjc study of nolrbla~-a I-as lcd
Tho- _-:'o,-,-nj-
(jo the xiscovoz-;- of a hithezto ur_k-x,-.m M-nodification
')60*C was
tion o~' an "-nodt-~Ific,,iLion with hoat trcX-,-m,~nU above IL U
the formiation of an 111-rio6i fica "lion in t1jo jntC..nrjj 732-Q!,0"(;
Fdgh-tlenpe_~a-ullre roentgenogrzaphy and thernogranay of the alhowo-,!
si7 phase transit-io=s, two of which are accompanied by sirnificart chan,-,-3s.
iL__,'Iy diffraction studies of single cry;3tals ol' the 71-modification
Pr OC03 were made.
The article includes two figures and three tables. There are 8 re-erences.
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112 035 UNCLASSTFIED PROCESSING 0ATE--llSFr,70
TITLE--PHASE TRANSFORMATIONS OF GADOLINIUM M3LYBOATE AND ISOSTPUCTURAL
COMPOUNDS -U-
AUT14OR--DROBYSHEV L A., FROLKINA, I.T., PONOMAREV, V.I., T0,',lASHP0LSKlY'
Y *~' ' ' ~-' ' " ' ' ~~' ~'_* E. N.
U.YA-1- - - I
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR D
~SOURCE-KRISTALLOGRAFIYA 1970, 15(l), 68-74
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PAATERIALS, PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--PHASE TRANSFORMATION, X RAY ANALYSIS, MECHANICAL PROPERTY,
ELECTRICAL PPOPERTY, Mr~LYBDATS, GADOLINIUM compnnr),
DYSPROSIU4, HOLMIUMi NEODYMIU.14 LASER
CONTROL MARKING--NIO RFSTRICTIONS
DnCIJMENT CLASS--IJNCLASSIFIED
DROXY REEL/PRAMF--1984/0117 STEP '140--UR/0070/70/015/,)CI/1)")/:)~i/l').74
CIRC ACCESSION Nn,--AP00549t3
LASS IF IFD

2/2 035 UNCLASSIFIED PROCFSSING 0ATE--jlSFD7C
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP005491.3
A-BSTR4CT/EXTR.'kCT--(U) GP-0- Ac~STRACT. PHA,SE TRANSFORMATION'S UIF Tfir- L
MODIFICATION OF GD, EU, 1-9, DY, AND H3 MCLYBDATES USED FOP. t~JANTIJM
ELECTRONICS WERE INVESTIGATED BY USING X RAY AND THEP?-P.-0GPAPHIC ME11T9.0c,.
A RELATION WAS ESTABLISHF0 BETWEEN THC STRUCTURAL CHANGES A'00 PHYS.
PROPERTIES OF THESE COMP(IS. THE OCCURENCE OF SEIGNFTTE ELEC. PROPEZTIF-S
WERE NOTED [N THE TETRAGONAL L MODIFICATIONS OF EU, T8, DY, AND HO
MOLYBDATES AT IS LESS THAN-192, 169, 158 AND 134DEGPEES, AND ON THIS
BASIS, T14E POSSIBLILITY WAS CONSIDERED OF USING THESE COMPOS. AS ACTIVE
MATERIALS FOR NO-ACTIVATED LASERS, THE M4GNETIC OROFRT,"'G (IF THESE.
CO4PDSo AT DEFINITE TEMPS, WAS ALSO CONSIDERED. THE TEMP. CHANGES iF 2
TYPES OF PHASE TRANSFORMATIONS (SEIGNETTE ELEC. AND TRANSPORP-14TIONS WITH
CRYSTAL DECAY) WERE DEPENDENT ON THE AT. NO, OF THE RARE EARTH ELEYFNT.
THE EXISTENCE OF A GD SUB2(MOO SUB4) SUB3 TETRAGONAL MODIFICATION WITH
ALPHA EQUALS 7.25 AND C EQUALS 10,58 ANGSTROMS WAS ALSO VEPIFIFD.

I/? c 2 L A 5 S I F I ~ D P S S 1 1'46 A ri 1 -0 E c t o
TITLE--PV.ASE:hjYtl'.IUM; MULY,WATE- Pfc SUJ2, 1-16(l1 SU34t SU63 -U-
AUTlhJk-(C2)-t~EL0V, N.V., 0AC;3YSHEV, L.A.
CCU14TRY CF 1'4FU--L-;Sk
S(jWCE--MGSC'J,,., &,RISTALL-JuRAFIYA; MAY-JUNEr 1970, PP 461-5
DATE PUBLISHED - - - - - - -70
SUoJECT Ak~AS-CHEMISTRY, -NUCLEAR SCIENCE AND TECHNUL65Y
TUVIC TAGS--SINGLE CRYSTAL# X RAY ANALYSISO THEMAL ANALYSIS, MOLECULAR
STRUCTURE, PRASEUDYMIUM GUMPUU:NiOt MOLMATE
CCuTROL M_AkKIXG--N0 AESTAli'-TILINS
DUCUMENT CLASS--U-INCLASSIF11:0
PROXY FICHL NL----F070/b05)k.3/ClZ STEP NO--UR/0070/70/000/000/Ott6l/04b5
CIRC ACCESSIJN NO--AP0I395;?2
;j%-___LA 51S [FIrJ

2/2 022 UNCLASSSIFIED PROCESSING 0ATE--lIDEC7-9
CfRC ACCESSICN N--;--AP0139522
ABSTRACT/ EXTRACT--( U) GP-Cl- A.3STRACT. AN X kAY AND THERN,0GRAPHIC STUDY
GF PRASELDYMIUM MOLYbLATE HAS LEO TO THE DISCOVEAY OF A HlFHE:,'T0 UNKNO"4N,
LO-MUDIFICATIEN' PRUMOC SUo4) SUB3. THE FlikMATION UF AN- N-MODIF[CATICIN
WITH HEAT TREAT74ENT Ab,-,V'E 1060 DEGREES C 0S ESTAdLISHED AND THE
FORMATICN OF AN N-MODIFICATION IN THE INTERVAL 732-9170 JEGREES C ~NAS
CONFIRMED. HIGH TEMPE~~ATURE RUENTGENCGkAPHY At,40 THER,'-!LJGfkApHY OF THE
N-MODIFICATfON SHOnLD SIX PHASE TRANSITIONS, Ti,120 OF tirilf-H ARE
ACCOMPANIED BY SIGNIFICANT CHANGES. PRELIMINARY X aAY DIFFRACTION
STUOIES OF SINGLE CRYSTALS'OF THE N-MODI FICATION PIR SUB2 (M010 SUBL#) Stj--'--'3
WERE MAbL. FACILITY: Moscow STATE UNIVERSITY.
L' S I fLi

-,j7j CUS 2 13 9 b-, I b 7
DRG3,YS.-,E-V, "e. S. S. VUDR7ASIqOv, A. c.
-mpr
u-i- -zj, the e 1a
bility of Silicon
Eie'~tron. ~,)romstl. '.IauchnD-tekhn. sb. (The E--"ectron--cs c f a.,-,
Technical Collection), 1970, 'No 1, pp 100-102 (from jj7 h - Pa d i oz ek: iI It a ,u
'10, Abstract No 10V170)
ran s at i on :The authors d1scuss the basic factors w"n " ch ZY
of contacts produced by neans of interlayers of alloys- 17
Au-Ge and Au-3i eutectics made by electrochemical gold-plant'Ing of -~ermar,-'un,. :u,~u
silicon crystals. The requ::rements for the interlayers anci coatings of -,~Ie
areas of the hou--ing are di!;cussed. Three illustrations, bibLiography (,)I' L-,;.3

USSR
DROBYSHEV, YU. P
It is assumed here that -F(x), (x), i n, and -,(x) belong to 'he
f1i lbert space wi th no:rm h: The solution of- t~.e probl(~an
consists of sunpling of functions p i (x) which have tile Plinilp"17STI
1-1.,Z, UIX
In the Case When (x-J, i = 1, 2, n is a full systi.-IF.
N'
P,
and 1). , aro determinud from a dClIUMerable systcm of ne,zz ;fln,~.
Ij
two particular Case:, tre i Hustrated when the linuar V.);
of b.. is finite.
1)

USSR
UDC 628.1.034:628.175:541,13
SHAPOS[1NIK, V. A., RESfi.ETNIKOVA, A. K., ZOLOTAREVA, R. I., DROBYSIIEVA, I. V.,
and ISAYEV, N. I., Voronezh Technological Institute
"Water Demineralization by Means of Electrolysis With Intermembrane Ion
Exchange Resin Filling"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Prikladnoy Khimii, Vol 46, No 12, Dec 73, pp 2659-2663
Abstract: A method was developed for production of highly desalinated water
with a specific resistance of 15-20 MO-cm, based on a mo-step electro-
dialysis combined with :intermembrane filling of the desalination sections
with a mixed layer of ion exchange resins KU-2 and AV-17. A preliminary
sodium cationization had to be carried out in this process. It has been
determined that filling the electrodialyzer sections with a mixed layer
of the ion exchange resins increases the specific density of the current.
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USSR
UDC 541.135
ISAYEV, N. I., DROB Voronezh. Technological Institute
"The Transition Time for Ion-exchange Membranes in Electrodialysis with Ion-
exchange Fillers"
Moscow, Elektrokhiridya, Vol VII, No 10, pp 1545-1548
Abstract: Results are presented from determining the magnitude of the
transition time for ion-exchange membranes in the presence of ion-exchangers
in the desalination chamber of an electrodialyzer, and the applicability of
the Sind equation (11. J. S. Sand, Z. Phys. Chem, No 35, 641, 1900]-
T1/2= zFc.0 (TrD) 1/2
21(l-t)
to the given systems is demonstrated. Graphs are presented for the varia-
tion of the voltage drop on the IL4K-40 membrane and in the layers of electro-
lyte adjacent to it With time in a 0.01 N solution of calcium chloride
in the presence of iaJ-2 cation-exchange resin, AV-17 anion-exchange resin,
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- 23 -

USSR
ISAYEV, N. I., et al, Elektrokhimiya, Vol VII, No 10, pp 1545-1548
mixtures of these two resins, and without a filler. Values of iT 1/2 are
presented in a table for the IIUK-40 membrane in tile presence of various ion-
exchange resins. Graphs are plotted for T - 1/2 as a function of the polar-
izing current density in the system made up of the cation-exchange medbrane
and the cation-exchange resin for various concentrations of the calcium
chloride solution, iT 1/2 as a function of the concentration of the calcium
chloride solution for the MK-40 membrane in the presence of the mentioned
ion-exchange resins. These functions fom straight lines the slope of which
depends on the type of ion-exchange resin in contact with the membrane. The
data obtained indicate the effect of the ion-exchange fillers on the magni-
tude of the transition time arises from the change in the working surface
of the membrane. In the case of contact between a membrane and an ion-
exchange resin with opposite signs of the fixed ion charge, there is partial
shielding of the membrane surface. The true current density on tile mem-
brane becomes higher than that determined by the apparent surface. For this
reason, the transition time is reduced. At the interface between the membrane
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USSR
ISAYEV, N. I., et al, Elektrokhimiya, Vol VII, No 10, pp 1545-1548
and the ion-exchange resin with opposite~signs of the fixed ion charge, on
the other hand, flowing of the current leads to a decrease in the concentra-
tion of the solution which promotes a reduction in the transition time. In
the case of contact between a membrane and an ion-exchanger with the same
signs of the fixed ion charge, the membrane surface increases, and the tran-
sition time increases correspondingly.
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USSR UDC 911.3.616.9:576.89(571.1)
STOLBOV, N. M., and, "RBHSUZ%!A---S-.-.A.
"Mass Attack of Dermanyssidae (Gamasoidea) Ticks on Humans in Western
Siberia"
V sb. Vtorove Akarologicheskove sovesliclianiye. Ch. 2. Tezisy dokl. (Second
Acaroloaical Conference-. Part 2. Theses of Reports -- collection of works)
Kiev, "Nau'r-1. Dunka," 1970, pp 146-147 (from RZIi-Meditsi-ilskaya Geograllya,
No 4, Apr 71, Abstract No 4.36.44)
[No abstract]

USSR
UDC 621.762:001:669.71
DROBYSHEVSKIY A. Ye.
I'Mechanical Properties of Pressed Intermediate Products of Granulated
Alloys"
Vopr. Prochnosti i I'lastichnosti Met. fProblems of Strength and DLICtility Of
Metals -- Collection of 11,'orksj, Minsk, Nauka i Teklm. Press, 1971, I)p 200-
202, (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Metallurgliya, NO 5, 1972,
Abstract No S G459 by the author).
Translation: Results are presented from a study of the mechnnical properties
of pressed bars of granules of the alloys AIS, A19, as as alloys of Al
with various contents of Fc. The mechanical properties of" bars pl,oduced Of
the granules is higher than that of Pressed bars of cast c(raipact blanks of
the same alloys. 1 Table.
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USSR UDC: 533-95
GADINIMKIY, A. I., PID ROZOV, S. I.
"Concerning the Effect of Hydrodynamics on the Distribution of Chv-srge
Carrier Concentration in a Homopolar Generator"
V sb. VoDr. fiz. nizkotermeraturn. plazmy (Problems in the Physics of Low-
-Temperature Plasma-:!ol-lection. of works) , Minsk, "Nauka i tekhn. ", _1970,
pp 327-330 (from RZh-j,.ekhanika, No 4, Apr 71, Abstract No 4E)(96)
Translation: The paper deals with the problem of the effect of hydro-
dynamic flow on ioni zation-di ffus ion equilibriwm of the discharge in the
transverse magnetic field of a homopolar generator. The case where the
velocity of hydrodynar;dc flow is comparable in magnitude with the rate of
diffusion of the charged particles is considered. Hydrodynamic equations
of motion of an incompressible gas are solved simultaneously with the
eauations of c'Liffusion-ionization eauilibrium. T-e results of commuter
calculations are given for a discharge in argon when the temr~eratures of
the ions and neutral particles are equal to 5001K, -the pressure is 0.1 um
Hg, the magnetic field is 1000 G, and the current is 10 A. V. P. Shirichuk.
79 -

112 07 2 UNIC L A S S I F I E D PRCICESSING 0;~TE--18SE-170
TITLE--UNSTP-ADY PPOCESSES 17N' HOMOPOLAR APPARATUS -U-
-AU'TH'JR-(03)-L),~~9BYS-HEVSKIY, E.M.t STUDENK3.Vg A.M.,.PEKNVY, L.A.
COUNTF.Y OF INFO--USSR
SOURC:-:--ZH. TFKH. FIZ. 197G, 40(2), 346-54
.DATE PUPLISHED ------- 70
SUP,J!:(-.T fA'r'F,&S--PHYSICS
TOPIr TA(;S--PLAS.'lA 0IFFUSSION, XAGNETIC FIELD, PLASMA
'~C:ST- -is
I cl I f-
Dor, -,",-;iT CLASS-MICL~~Sl~:H_Jl
PROXY STZ'3
CIRC
IF0

p
212 '122 0% C L A S S I F I F D ~J T ~L: P 7
I R C 4C' F- ')S~ I ~jL~- AQ 0 j 47424
1-op-o- 4~%ST:ZACT THE CHAP '%CTr- 1 '~T IC PH.%~ -,V- Tjj';:
D11 5CH:,-:~, ~F AT L 1-44) WERE STUDIFD, 41k[) L T I ''t. ~3
T q V - A C 14 It --~ A C: IQ. I ST 1(-S -%'l THE 0 ISCHARGE SP&CE I T F C) ii T I:. TH7
I%ITIAL Pf~'S-l, 2 L) I S T I ~~C T Dt,\'CC;-- S SES AR E CGN NECT E I Tl-' I S jT;' f--py
F
PLASt".A DIFFUSION IN A MAGNET IC FIELD. A SIMPLE THEOkETICAL NDLIEL WAS
DEPIVED FOR THE STEADY IONIZATION DIFFUSION Ei.,UIL. TH& EFFECT 9F
IMPURITIES UN THE APPE-ARANCE OF UNSTEADY PROCESS-ES IS DISCUSSED.
UNCLASS IFIED

USSR UDC 8.74
DEOG
"Construction of the Reciprocal Hadel of the Logical-Dynamic Element"
V sb. Sistemotekhnika (Systems Engineering--collection of works), Kiev, 1971,
pp 241-254 (from RM-Kibernetika, No 12, Dec 72, Abstract No 12V439)
No abstract
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USSR UDC 617-001.21-02:538.3-092:616-003.9
PAVLOVA, I. V.?,D I, fiIIA &tA. , SADCHIKOVA, M. N. , and GEL' R)' , 1. A. , Ins Li-
tute of Labor ygiene and Occupational Diseases, Academy of Medical Sciences USSR,
Moscow
"The Role of Some Biochemical Disturbances in the Pathogenesis of Radiation
Sickness"
Moscow, Gigivena Truda i Professional'nyye Zabolevaniya, No 3, 1970, pp 20-23
Abstract: The resutLs, of an 111alysis of hiocheillic-11 h1dices in 70 1);fl.ictlLs' with
different forms (if chroni-c exposure to the effects of microwavfts are. i-upot-Led.
The patients were 28-39 year.3 old, with 5-10 years of service. Several devia-
disproteineiriia, due to increase 1^
tions from normal levels were observed: . - d(_1 -
and Y-globulins, and low mercury bictiloride test, while the acLivitj Of ilvk-.
enzymes appeared to be normal.. About half of the patients showed hig-111 levels
of cholesterol, and 2/3 had low blood levels and high urinary excretion of
chlorides. Blood sugar levels after a glucose load were within the normal
range, but atypical. These shifts indicate disruption of mechanisms regulating
the activity of the sympathetic-adrenal system, including shifts in the func-
tional condition of the hypothalamus-hypopliysis-adrenaI system.
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1/2 016 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--040EC70
~TITLE-COMPARATIVE E~ALUATION OF THE COMPOSITION Or- FRACTIONAL
DISTILLATION ALCOW1 DEVELOPED USING AN ASP,ERGILLUS, BATATAE 61 CULTURE
AUTHOR-(02)-SUKHODOLi V*F.t DROGOVOZo G.K.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-FERMENT. SPIRT. PROM. 1970, 36(2), 12-14
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES, CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS-ETHYL ALCOHOLp CHEMICAL ANALYSISt ASPERGILLUSi UV SPECTROSCOPY
CONTPOL PESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME-3007/2020 STEP i'40--Uk/OC-71/70/036/002/OOL2/0014
C!PC Af-l-'t-~:SS

212 016 UNCLASS I FI ED
CIRC ACCESSION' Nil--AP01371.95
A8STc(ACT/EXTRAC;T--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT'. OFFICIAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR
ANALYLING ETOH PREPD. INDUSTRIALLY IN 2 COLUMN EQUIPMENT UALL FOR TOO
SLOW A METHOD. BECAUSE rHE IMPURITIES IN INDUSTRIAL ETOF19 LIKE Ar-fly
FUSEL 011-i FREE ACID, AND HIGER ESTERS, ALL SHOW A PRONICIUNCEO ABSORPNON
IN THE UV REGION OF THE SPEGTRUM, A METHOD WAS DEVELOPED WHEREBY UNDER
USE OF THE UV SPECTROGRAPH IN A CELL OF 50 MM OPTICAL PATH LENGTH AT A
TEMP. OF 20 PLUS OR MINUS IDIEGREES THE ABSORBANCES WERE DETD. AT 2200
AND 2500 ANGSTROM. THIS ALLOWS RAPID. ROUTINE ANAL. OF THE PURITY OF THE
ETOH.
1041
~_.' . -ASS IFIED - - --

USSR
UDC 612.,357.3Z.014.461.1
SKAKLIN, N. P., and,, & _~_,A,
Institute ~"& S , Chair of Pharmacology Ternopol Medical
"Effect of Whole-Body X-ray Irradiation on, the Synthesis of Bile Acids in Female
Albino Rats (Chromatographic Study)"
Moscow, Byulleten' Eksperimentallnoy Biologii. i Meditsiny, Vol 70, No 9. Sep 70.
pp 40-41
Abstract: It was established experimentally that an inhibition of all steps in
the synthesis of bile acids in the liver occurs during acute radiation sickness.
Female albino rats weighing 130-160 g were used. Secretion of bile in mg/mIn
per 100 g body weight was determined, as wall as the content of cholatos. The
formation of primary bile acids from cholesterol and the conversion of desoxy-
cholic acid into cholic acid were particularly impaired. Conjugation of free
bile acids into taurocholic and glycocholio acids was also impeded, expecially
during the later stages of radiation sickness. In these stages, the concentra-
tion of cholic acid in bile risen, there is a decr"se of taurocholic acid, and
glycocholic acid disappears completely from the bile.

USSR um 6a2.357.15.oil~.46:576-351.252.097.29
DROGOVOZ, S. M., Clair of Pharmacology, Ternopol Yedical Institute
"Ilae EffLect of St,-Ipj-ylococc,,is Toxin on Cholanopoiesis"
Moscow, Bvul-leten' EksDerirentallnoy Biologii i Med-itsiny, No 5, 1970, PD, 46-48
Abstract: Sta-phylococcus tcxin 1:20 dilution produced -- sha.-) and -Drolon:-ed
im,libition of bile fOrrattion, and synthesis of bile acids in rats. Zie concentra-
tion, of cholates decreased rminly due to decrease in the le%,el of taurocholic acki.
Uie total amount of cholews folloving, injection of a larl..-,e dose of the toxin was
reduced from 12,304 to 8,-,34 m~;/1-00 g, or -J2.?
U -J p. There ~qas also a sharp decrease
(close to total disappearance) in the concentration of Glycocholic acid. Cm the
other hand, the concen'l-Irations of desoxycholic tuid cholic zicida increncled.
Staphylococcus toxin appears to inhibit the biochendcal. processes responsible for
the conversion of desoyyeholic acid into cholic acid and of cholic acid into con-
juggated acids.
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Acc. Nr: Ref. Code: UR 0239
M003-7016-
PRI'MuM SOURCE: F.i-ziologicheski0hu'rnal SSSR, 1970, Vol 56,
Nr 2, ppoZ73-;2'7?
EFFECT 0Y BILE, ACIDS ON BILIATION INTENSITY AND CHOLATE
FORMATION
Skakun,'N. P. 9
DroR_S-Qz,.,S, Bezkorovaynaya, N. M.
From thp Department of Pharmacology, Medical Institute. Ternopol!
Comparative studies of bile acid preparation effect (dellydrocholic, cholic, and gly-
oll 1114' biliaticill intensity and cholale forniaLion bave biwn (-irrivil wit ill (113 male
whil", rat,,,. Dellydrocholic .-iciol has dif, njost warked choleretic vfIt-TI, natural bile acids
heing considerably active ill this respect. The activity of cholic, tind glycholic acids
in eflilin)(Plecular doses is nearly similar.
Natural bile a6b are inorv active in their cholate formalion effect. Even in sniall
doses they favoill"I shzl~-p rise in LIte concentration and quantity of cholal.es. This is mainly
dup if; the effect of the tanric cholic acid and in a lesser degree to the glycholic and dezo-
xycholic acids. In contrast, to nattiral bile acids the dehydrocholic one cawies a slight
decrease in cholate concentration in the bile, however-olue to the high level of the chbleretic
reaction there is a general increase in the uantity'-of cholates. Dehydrocholic acid stimu-
lates the cholate forma~~icin oil account of tlie synthesis and excretion of tauric cholic acid
and to a lpsser degree of the dezoxy- and glyo~holic acids.
RD, P E L / F MX, E
1,9 221952

US-SR.
uD-.:
BOICSI-o"o". I. Z., P7--Rov, -fe. 3-1., U10nox-1-:0V .7 V. V.,
and OTLCIMKOW~'., -I . *
Tr.Stitti-tue of Ebidemiolog5,- P-nd M-Lcrobi--Iog:~ J--,eni Gn
. L.- - I F -
zmlqva, Acada-,,v- of Sciences USSR, and Tebscow Technological Institute of 14-~at and
Dairyj industry
"Problems of Leptospirosis E~pizaaotiolo&vll
Moscow, Veterinariya, No 12, Dec 70, pp 41-43
Abstract: Cattle, hogs, boroes, and sheer, in several regions of the nIcn
were subjected to serolog~ical sItudies (microagglAxti-na-tion), culturing kidney
pensions, and 7nicroscouic exam-ination of urine, .-ith subsequenA., i-n-f-ect-ion of gui-nea
pigs. Leptospira tarzasso,ri and pomona were agents in hogs. jhe possibilit'-%, of
infection in the Ulyanovsk region by L. gippotyphosa is not excluded. Cattle
sppe-ar to be infected by L. promona, hebdo-madis, and t,--rassovi. Antibodie!-z f~r
tarassovil, ic'ue7--ohae:rorr',-i~tt~*j-ae, and austral-is were most --f-requently obb-se-n-1-d in
the blood sera of horseo. The L. ballum. group vas found in the sera of sheep
and goats. Antibody liters in r-11 serological groups uere lovi. Acute infectionS
did not exist among test z-nimals.
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~112 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
:.TLTLE--THE PATHOMORPHOLOGY (IF SWINE LEPTOSPIROSTS UPON SPONTANEOUS
.INFECTION -U-
~AUTHOR-(04)-DROGUN, A.G., SHOROKHOV, V.V., SOLOSHENKO, I.Z., PETROV, YE.1i,
"M61-
::C(IUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
_SOURCE--VETERINARIYA, 1970, NR 2, PP 47-49
~DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
,-SUBJECT AREAS-310LUGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
JOPIC TAGS--LEPTOSPIROSIS, HOG, LYMPHOID TISSUE, LIVER, KIDNEY, HISTOLOGY
CfYITROL MARKING-140 RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIE:D
.PROXY REEL/FRAME--3003/1216 STEV NO--IJR/0346/70/00'-"/002/OCj47/1)049
CIRC ACCESSION NO-'0l0130'--"-:'.6
A~~IFHD

2/2 021 U---NC L AS S I F I E DPROCESSING DATE-- 271NOV"10
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0130226
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0-- ABSTRACT. STUDIES SHOWED THAT LEPTOSPIROSIS
OF ADULT SWINE SPONTANEOUSLY INFECTED WITH L. POMONA OR L. rARASSUVI
PROCEEDS WITHOUT A.NY PRONIOUNCED PATHOLOGICAL CHANGES. THE DISEASE IS
MORE APPARENT IN ANIMALS INFECTED SIMULTANEOUSLY WITH BOTH L. PO,'-It;-)NA AND
L. TARASSOVI. HISTOLOGfl:AL STUDIES SHOWED MOSTLY DYSTROPHIC CHA~NGES AND
PROLIFERATION ON LYMPHOID CELLS fill LIVER AND KIDNIFYS. GRANULAR
DYSTROPHY AND LYMPHOID CELL PROLIFE11RATION IN KIDiNEY INTERSTITIAL T[SSUE
WERE FOUND IN ALL CASES, AND ARE CONSIDERED THE FIRST STAGE OF
INTEERSTITIAL NEPHRITIS A(10 A SPECIFIC 51GN OF SWINE LEPTOSPIROSIs.
FACILITY: MOSCOW TECHNOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF THE MEAT AND DAIRY
INDUSTRY. FACILITY: INSTITUTE OF EPIDEiMIOLOGY AND MICRO81OLOGY
114ENI N. F. GAMALEYA.
li'4CI ASS IF IFf)

112 022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING OATE-16-OCT70
TITLE-THE INFLUENCE OF STAPHYLOCOCCAL TOXIN ON THE CHOLATOGENIC PkOCESS
_;j_
AUT;1011--DR0GuVoZ, S.m.
COUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
SOURCE-- BYULL IET EN I E_KSPLEQl'-!EiNT~LNJY Blu"LOV'll I ,.El)lTSl,-.y, 1-~7j, VOL 69,
NR 5f PP 46-iB
-DATE PUBLISHEO ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS-810LOGICAL AINO MEOICAL SCIeNCLS
TOPIC TAGS-STAPHYLOCOCCUS, BACTERIAL TOXIN, BILE
CONTqOL MAIRKING--~--"-, '~ESTRIC710NIS
D0CfJ,'-tEMT GLASS--U,~CLASSl[-[E_.,._)
PROXY R,17EL/Fi-~A,.!t--1991)/021;.j STLP
CIRC AC~__C_SSIII:~4

2/? 0 -;, 2 UNCL ASSI F I ED P R 0 C E S S I "qu- Dft T I b ~'l C T 7 6
C I R C A C C t S S I ~.` N A P 0 122 zi 1? 5
ABST~, ACT/EXTr', ACT--( U ) GI-0- ABSTRACT. IN EXPEkIMENTS 60 AL31e,O I~ATS
OF BUTH S[Xz:S T~iL- g'LJT,iL:f-' _iSTABLISHED THAT STAP.HYLz-.-C~2CCAL TLjXP~
BOTH THt: INTENSITY ]iP BILE SECkETION AND CHk:j .L A T U G E F) I S K~_-L;iJCTI;JlN JIF
- " I J TH -
THE C12WENT jF CHOLATeS liN THE 6IL_l- OCCUkS, TO A G r-.kT MEAS, ME, AT r_
EXPENSE C-if T AJi~_'OCH,,~-L IC AC I J . THE C,,,lqr__TqTr'ATIL i OF t)tSCJXyCllJLIC ANU
CHOLIC ACii;S ALJGVL%TS. STAPHYLOCCiCCAL TOXIN, APPARENTLY, MAINLY
UN H I b I T S T Fll' SE 61GOIEMICAL PkOCESSES iiHICH AKE INVOLVe.0 IN' T~iE
CGi,4vEkSIc-_% IF DESJXYCHOLIC ACIL) INTU CHOLIC AND CHGL.IC ~,C[-L-) INTC PAIF:Eo
ACIDS. FACILITY: CHAIR OF PHAK-141ACOLUGY GF Ttlt-- AEUICAL IINSTITUT-t
UKPAINIAN~ SSR, TERIJOPOL.
ti 1 11 C It. A "-C, I F

Organometallic Compounds
,TSSR
UDC 542-9)'~l~:546.j-~~-.51~7-258-11
11ESM-EY01011) A. If..) NOGIRA., 0. V., DROGUNOVA, G. I., and WKS11111, B. V.,
Institute of Ifetero-Or.-anic Cor.-polmds-,--A-c-aa-e-n-rf--of--Bic~iences USSR
"Bromination. of Pentaireth~,leyclopentadienyltitaniun Tribromide"
Mloscow, Izvestiya Akade-mii Nauk SSSR, Seriya 1/ 3-10-3molc/l, and pil 12.8,

1/3 024 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--18SCP70
Tl'rLE--PATRlS LUmumBA UNIVERSITY OF PEOPLES FRIENDSHIP ONE OF THE
REALIZATIONS OF V. I. LENIN'S IDEA ON THE EQUALITY OF NATIONS -U-
AUTHOR-(C2)-PREOBRAZHENSKIY, YU.B., DROMASHKO# V.I.
C13UNTRY OF INFO--USSR
Z~
SOURCE-VESTNIK OTORINOLARINGOLOG119 1970s NR 2, PP 106-111
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--BEHAVIO.RAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES, BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL
SCfENCES.
YOPIC TAGS-- E DUCAT IGN 9 FOREIGN TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, MEDICAL TRAINING
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFtED
PROXY RE-IL/FRAME--1986/0664 STEP NU--UR/0607/70/0001002/0106/0111
CIRC ACCESSION
ONCLASSIFIED

Z/3 024 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
CIRC ACCESSION ND--AP0102649
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE NATIONAL PROBLEM OCCUPIES AN
IMPORTANT PLACE IN THE IMMORTAL TEACHING OF V* 1. LENIN. ONLY BASING
UPON THE TEACHING OF V. 1. LENIN CAN ONE SOLVE THE PROBLEM OF THE
NATIONAL LIBERATION MOVEMENT, THE SOVIET UNION AND OTHER SOCIALIST
COUNTRIES9 COMMURIST ANO WORKER'S PARTIES OF ALL COUNTRIES RESOLUTELY
SUPPORT THE COMPLETE AND FINAL ELIMINATION OF COLONIAL REGIME IN ALL ITS
FORMS AND MANIFESTATIONS. THE TRAINING OF NATIONAL SPECIALISTS IS ONE
OF THE MOST IMPORTANT PROBLEMS IN THE DEVELOPING COUNTRIES. THE SOVIET
UNION AND OTHER SOCIALIST COUNTRIES RENDER GREAT AID TO DEVELOPING
COUNTRIES IN THE SOLUTION OF THIS PROBLEM. ONE OF THE EXAMPLES OF THIS
AID IS PATRIS LUMUMBA UNIVERSITY OF PEOPLES FRIENDSHIP SET UP BY PUBLIC
ORGANIZATIONS THE SOVIET COMMIT-TEE OF SOLIDARITY OF ASIAN AND AFRICAN
COUNTRIES, UNION OF SOVIET SOCIETIES OF FRIENDSHIP AND CULTURAL
RELATIO'45 WITH FOREIGN COUNTRIES AND ALL UNION CENTRAL COUNCIL OF TRADE
UNIONS. THE UNIVERSITY ACCEPTS STUDENTS FROM COUNTRIES OF ASTIA, AFRICA,
LATIN AMERICA AND SOVIET UNION IRRESPECTIVE OF THE RACE, SEX,
NATIONALITY AND RELIGION. THE UNIVERSITY HAS SEVEN FACULTIES. EACH OF
THE FACULTIES TRAINS DIFFERENT SPECIALISTS WITH OUE CONSIDERATION OF THE
REQUIREMENTS OF DEVELOP114G COUNTRIES. FOR A SHORT PERIOD FROM THE
UNIVERSITY 2363 DIFFERENT SPECIALISTS GRADUATED AND 187 PERSONS
UNDERWENT POSTGRADUATE TRAINING. THE M-EDICAL FACULTY IS ONE OF THE
LARGEST. THE OVERWHELMING MAJORITY OF CHAIRS OF THE FACULTY ARE HEADED
BY WELL KINCOWN SCIENTISTS. MUCH ATTENTION IS PAID TO THE SCIENTIFIC WORK
CARRIED OUT BY THE STUDENTS,
UNCLASSIFIED

3/3 -024 UNCL ASS I FIED PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0102649
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--THUS, STJOENTS OF ONLY THE MEDICAL FACULTY PUBLISHEO
OVER 200 SCIENTIFIC PAP~RS. THE ARTICLE BRIEFLY DESCRIBES THE HISTORY
CF DEVELOPMENT AND PECULIARITIES OF TEACHING oroRHINOLARYNGOLOGY IN THE
UNIVERSITY.
UNCLASSIFIED
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m)c 6'z2. Q`
"Determination of Ca7apr!.n 1190' in tho Soil by the 1.1athod olf Thin-Layer
Chromatography and Ultraviolet Spectroscopy"
Tr. 2-go Vees. soveGhch. po issled. ostatkov pestitsidov i profilakt.
zagryazneniya. inA produllctov pit.~,niya, korplov i vnesh. or-ody (Work,,~ of t.'13
Second All-Union Conference on Investigation of Residues of Posticides, anJ
Prevention of F-_!;ticide Contardnation of' Focasti"ffs, Yo-1do" ,_:id tl:u
Environment), Tallinn, 1971, PP 155-157 (from RZh-Rhimiya, 1~o 11, Jur, 72,
Abstract No 1111457)
Translationt A 50 cram Boll specimen is extracted ifith acetow in a So~,hlf.'t
appaxatus for 2-2.5 hours and. concentrated at (500), 15-20 n1 of'CH 2"', 1 , i!;
added to the residua which is then dried ovor Na,)501, a:id evapox-ated, t~,,a
residue is dissolved in 20 n! of an ether-pentane (211ti) an,~~
2
agitated with 50 irl of 0.1 11 11C.1 acid), The organic layer Is evar_-rated,
sut,lir.nted under bacuum, ('20-40 zin at 100-1100C and a p:o:!ssure. of b.2
chroma tographi cally analy;ed on silica with gypsum in the CHC.1,1,--acatono syl-Ac-i'i
-1
(99i1) or the OHC1 )-ethyl acetate system (91l), and atrazine (1) In df7..Ve1C1-,,:i
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DRON' , L. P. , Tr. 2-go Vr;es. Boveshch. po issled. ostat'kov pestitnidov j
profilakt. sagryazneniya imi produktov pitaniya, kormov i vnor-h. crody,
Talliml 1971L, PP 155-15?
with a 0,1 N solution of A,-~,'O3in 3 It IMO3. The sonsitivity of detetrminatioj
is 5 A hydrochloric: acid solution is alkalized with lflij~011 to pill 9,
extracted with 80 ml of CHIC12, dried, concentrated,
analyzed in CHCl or the acetone-hex&no systan (I 13), und promaLtzLn tIj)
3 N
is developed with bromophenol. blue with AgNO, and a 2.5~' citric acid soltition,
The sensitivity of determination is 5 Quantitative determination of I
and II is dono by H 2SOI, hydrolysia and measurenent of opUc,-:,.1 denf;ituy.
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112 029 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
TITLE---MAGNETIC CRYSTALLOGRAi),HIC ANISOTROPY OF SINGLE Cp'YSTALS OF LITHIUM
AND LITHIUM Z114C FERRITES WITH TRACE COBALT DOPANTS -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-SELEZNIEV, V.N.-v PUKHOV, I.K., ORONIN, A.I., SHAPOVALOV, V.A.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-FIZ. TVERO. TELA 1970t 12(3), 885-91
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALSt PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--SINGLE CRYSTAL, LITHIUMr IRON OXIDE, COBALT, ZINC FERRITE,
MAGNETIC PROPERTY, CRYSTAL. LATTICE STRUCTURE
CONTkOL t),APKlNG--N0 RESTRICIPINS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCL4SSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1988/0581 srEP NO--UR/0161/70/012/003/O8a5/0891
CIRC AC(rSSION NO--AP0105504
UNE-LASSIFIED

212 029 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--18SCP70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0105564
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0-- ABSTRACT. THE IST K SUBI AND 2ND K SUB2
MA~GNIETIC ANISOTROPY CONSTS. WERE MEASURED FOR ANNEALED A14D TEMPERED
SINGLE CRYSTAL FERRITES, LI SUBOTIMES5 NEGATIVE(X-2) FE SUB2TIMES5
NEGATIVE(X-2) CO SUBX 0 -SU84 (0 SMALLER THAN OR EQUAL TO X SMALLER THAN
OR EQUAL TO 0.005) AND Ll SUBOTIMES39 NEGATIVE(X-2) FFE SUB2TIMES39
NEGATfVE(X-2) ZN SUBOTIMES22 CO SUBX 0 SUB4 (X EQUALS 009005)s AT
4.2-600DEGREES K. -MEASUREMENTS WERE CARRIED OUT BY THE METHOD OF
~ERROMAGNETIC.RESONANCE AT SIMILAR TO 9500 AND SIMILAR TO 36,700 MHZ.
WITH INCREASED CONTENT OF CO, T14E CONTRIBUtIONS TO K SUBI MAGNITUDE OF
DELTA K SUBI AND K SUB2 MAGNITUDE OF DELTA K SUB2 INCREASE LINEARLY. ON
TEMPERING OF LI-CO FERRITESv MAGNITUDE OF DELTA K SUBI AND MAGNITUDE OF
DELTA K SUB2 DECREASE 3 FOLD. TEMPER'ING OF* LI-ZN-CO FERRITES AFFECTS
ONLY LITTLE T14E CONTRIBUTION OF CO TO THE ANISOTROPY CONSTS. THE ORDER
DISORDER TRANSITION IN Ll FERRITE STRO14GLY AFFECTS THE CONTRIBUTION OF
CO IONS TO K SUBI AND K SUB2, AT GREATER THAN 60DEGREESo EXPTL. 08SO.
TEMP. DEPENDENCES OF DELTA K SUBI AK40 DELTA K SU62 IN THE OkOr-RED
CRYSTALS CAN BE SATISFACTORILY DESCRIBED BY THE THEORY OF TACHIKI;
HOWEVER, AT 4.2DEGREES Kt EXPTL. ANO THEORETICAL DATA DIFFER
CONSIDERABLY. POSSIBLE CAUSES ARE DISCUSSED.
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UDC S38.4
BAKANOV, Yu. A_,_.DRQNN1K,_L.,__M., LEVIN, M. N., MAKAREVICH, V. K.,
-RESHETIKO, L. M., STRIZHAK, V. Ye., TOLMACH, 1. M., TROITSKIY, S. R.,
YANTOVSKIY, Ye. I.
"Experimental Study of Liquid-Metal Induction Machine in Purrip Mode"
7-ye Soveshch. po Magnit. Gidrodinamike. T. I ISeventh Conference on Magne-
tic Hydrodynamics, Vol 1], Riga, Zinatnye Press, 1972, pp 20-23, (Trans-
lated from Referativnyr Zhurnal, Mekhanika, No 11, 1972, Abstract No
11 R43 by V. V. Blagov).
Translation; The operation of a liquid-metal induction machine in the
pump mode was studied in a potassium circuit with a working pressure of up
to 60 kg/cm2. The working characteristics of the machine are presented for
a temperature of 500Q.
The experimental results allowed the relationship of the dimensionless
criterion R ;7 APV5I/aUll to the velocity ratio V/Vs = I - S to be established
(where VS is the synchronous speed of the rotating field, V is the velocity
of the metal, AP is the pressure drop developed, S is the slipping, a is the
conductivity, U is the applied voltage). As the temperature changes from
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UDC 538.4
.BAKANOV, Yu. A., DRONNIK, L. M., LEVIN, M. N., MAKAREVICH, V. K.,
RESHETIKO, L. M., STR171JAX' V. Ye., TOBIACH, I. 'I%1., TROITSKIY, S. R.,
YANTOVSKIY, Ye. I., 7-ye Soveshch. po Magnit. Gidrodinanike. T. 1, Riga,
Zinatnye Press, 1972, pp 20-23.
280 to 5000 and the voltage varies from 80 to 150 v, the dependence of H on
V/Vs is universal. The maximum head is produced at small flow rates, depends
on the applied voltage and where T = 500' and AU ~ 150 v is about 37 kg/cm2
the efficiency.of the machine is about 24% under these conditions. h1lere
T = 3000, these figures are 42 and 30'0 respectively. The total operating
time of the machine was 120 hours.
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USSR UDC 669.240'
DRONOV, A. I., a~nd G. I.
"Ydnina of NP-2 Nickel Hot-Rolled Strip"
0
Moscow, Tsvetnyye Netally, No 10, Oct 70, PP 72-74
Abstract: An investigation was made to establish the geometrical pa-rwrieters
of a cylindrical mill with inserted hard alloy teeth. Detailed descriptions
are given of tests to d&te=dane its performance in milling U-2 nickel. The
strength Of M111S Drovided with VK4, VK6M, VK10, YI, and T5,~10 hard alloy teeth
at cutting speeds of 297 and 377 m/min were compared in order to select the
optimum mil.1 material. '7he best results were obtained with T5K1(j hard alloy
teeth. The optimin cutting speed was found to be between 360-400 m/min. Dal-
ling length and tool productivity increased when feeding was increased from
o-156 to 0.787 mnm/ttooth. A combination of 150rake and 120 end relief angles
yielded the best results. An econonW of 2700 rubles per 1000 m of nickel was
realized by using mills with hard alloy teeth instead of mills with high-speed
steel teeth.
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D A
V, A. S. , KUDRYAV SEV, LE.
DIYAHO T
.L t, U
'Gas Dynamic '02 Laser Esca-pe Through a S-Iot of ~he
, 7 i I
1-17i_xt-ure -leated in the Shock Tube
Nozco-vi, Pis lmav Zhu.,,.-:,.a! T-;'*,?.-.-~,ne.-irrer,~,alino-.--i--
1.,jol 11, .170 11,
5 June 1970, pp 51b-.t-19
Abs-tract: 1"his artielle contains a description of a-,-- e:me-,--iment
and the results of de--lect-ing amplification and gene-ration of the
laser radiation of CO;) molecules during e.-mansio.r of a 7as t-nrou-n
a slot, In this case greater cooling rates ar(,~ obl;ai.ned -chan -.--hen
using a nozzle. A triple mixture of 73 percent H'c, 16 no_rce,-t,
C02, and 9 -oercent 112 WrIs used, The nixture heated to i.,C'JQO
+20001" (at a -oressure o--F' 25 atmospheres) in a shocl~ 'U'-Ub~:~ beyond a
Feflocted shock i-.,ave. -"he shock cube with an inside dianrater of
90 ry, had a T)art-ition with a slot- 0.7 x x 60 nz-,. The Liot was
covered with foil (10 microns t-Mck) trhich made it po_-~;Jblo to
obtain different -oro--s-uros on each side of tho blot bofo:-c
experLmen -l". On reflection of the shock wave t1ale rupti--ed
practically instan-Leously, and after this t.-he gas mi.x-tuire heated
0, the reflected Shock wave leaked from the forec.aamber ir.Lo the
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D20`OV, A. 1~ t I Pi s -,--r- a 1
receiver (at. a o-f -I t-or::,). co-_-Irn,~~d in t-'a'D
periments t'nat coolin,. of the carbon d3o.-:ide ,,,-az on c~:.man::ion
of the jet in a vacu,,.,n and (,-ho decrea_-c in dicn:3-14 `-r -,(-ad to t-no
fact at some di.-,tance the, --lot in t,-ac a maxl-
m,= inversion (and ampliPication) mu,~;I- be obsei~ved. T-he maximun.
value of k -10 percent ~71 is' the amnli-ficatior oz,
coefficien;t.7 vm-o reach.ed at-, a dist-ance of 3' 'in fro-,- tho' slot.
Because of the nanture of the amplificat-k-on coo-fl:'icient the
of the resonator was locat-ed at a distance of 35 m4m On, i.-he
slot in the e.-_,Oerimments to obtain. genemtion. An o _- c i 111~ o _~-.ram S
presented sho-,.rmg a st,andard recordin of generation. Th e I e r, 'u- h
of the generation pulze coincide-- with the len,-th of tho
_n-Dli'lca~ion pulse.
L t,
This agrees with the picture of infrared
,-low of the mixture in the receiver. Glow bogirs be-
fore th.e am-olification and generation nrocasse.,, and thi-ce rdil-i-
seconds aft-er the t-ime of ieflection ile glow of tjh~D mixt-ure (and
its temoeraiL-Mre) drops sha.-ply as a resultu of the ef-focz o-f the
e)Tansion waves arriving at- the slot. This leads to a reduction
in the amlification a.-Id generation.
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and KIE
DRONqV_, ITSEVA) A. D., Central Scientific Research Laboratory,
-HC-sia-v-on-Don Riedical Institute
"Immunobiological Reactivity of Animls Subjected to Long-Terin Irradiation by
SHF Radio 'Naves"
Moscow, Gigiyena- Truda i Professiopal'ny-ye Zabolevanlya, 110 9, 1972, PP 15-1(9
Abstract: Effect's of low intensitv SIT radio waves were studied by subjectirg
rabbits to 50 rdcrowatts/cr? for 4 hrs/day for 4 months. Group I was irradiated
durin-, immization with h~;,-,t-killcd typhoid culture, Froap 2 was immunized
before irradiation, and PrOUP 3 vas iimmni,2ed after 3 Inotiths og irradin-111-ion.
Another group immunized during irradiation by 10 micrmmatts/cm- shoued no dif-
ferences from controls. The others, particularly Gro!'P 3, showed decreas,2s in
imminobiolo'cri-cal reactivity. Neutrophil phacocy-Lic activity decreased as low
as 21-12% in the 7th week in group, ! (,6-22% in controls) and 15-10.6~d in r,,U,
CY, a.) in
2 (25.6-16.G% in controls). Complement content dropped from 13- 2 C'H50 (r;
grouD- 2 to 5.2 in the 5th week of irradiation and returned to no=.-ql in tiie 6th.
Com~plerreent remained norml (14.2) in grou-D 3 until the 8th week of irradiat-Lon
(9.2), drop.-~:-d to 8.9 14 dr-,,Ys after immunization, and rerrained low until norn.-al
levels -were restored on b~:)th day. Antibody titers of racro- (1,9s) and
microglobulins (7S) were lower than controls in groaps 2 anz! 3- 7S antibodiies
disappeared comiletely 41L days after immunization in group 3. In corclusi-on,
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D-RONOVII I. S. and KIRIT,"EVA, A. D.) Gigiyena Truda i Professional'nyye
Zabolevani,,-a, No 9, 1972, PP 15-19
animals im-ranized 'vrior to irradiation 50 microwatts/cin? sho',.'ed insi,-nificrant.
reductions of irarunobiological activity, 'while innni!Lation after ir-radiation
results in sharp reduction of antibody fon-natic-p- and complement content.
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USSR UDC 612-017-12.014-426
S. KIRITSE
DRONOV___1___S. VA, A. D.; Chair of General Hygiene,
Ghair biology and Virology, Central Scientific Research
Laboratory, Rostov Medical Institute
"Imunobiological Shifts in Immunized Animals Exposed to Micro-
wavesil
Moscow, Gigiyene i Sanitariya, No 7, 1971, PP 51-53
Abstract: Antibody formation was studied in 20 rabbits exposed
for foUi; hours daily for four months to microwaves (50["WICM2
and lotw/CM2) before, during, and after inrunizabion with
typhoid antigen. Chronic irradiation at 50/-Lw/cm' simultaneously
lowered the antibody titers as shown by both the agglutination
and indirect hemagglutination tests. Irradiation after iirmuni-
zation slightly decreased antibody ti"U'ers, while irradiation
before immunization decreased them sharply. Separate deterraina-
tion of the 19S- and 7_13-antibodies showed that chronic irradia-
tion suppressed the synthesis of macroglobulin and especially
microglobulin antibodies. Shudy of antibody formation in
animals exDosed to 10,- w/cm revealed no shifts in experimental
animals compared with the control.
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USSR UDC 621.181.001.5
GRISIIIII, A. D., CUT-SALO, G. I., SlITAL'IM, S. ABNYUTINT, A. A., Qg, .
G Q)IQV,,
N--' - --Taii engineers)
L. A., SOL01MONOV, V. X., KROL', A. Ya. and BRITVI , d. V7.')
-ffifir Candidate of Technical Sciences VIMREV, Yu. V., ORGI~ES-VTI-Kostromskaya
GRES
"Results of a Study of the Combustion and Temperature Regime of the Lower
Radiation Section of the TG',,fP-114 Boiler"
Ploscov, Teploenergetika, No 3, 1973, pp 43-46
Abstract: Earlier -as-mazut boilers of this general type were not completely
satisfactory on account of the low reliability of the heating surfaces (Mai-Lily
the lower radiation section) and the great heat. flow in the combustion chamber.
This difficulty has been corrected in the new main-saries supercritical
pressure TGMP-114 boiler by reducing the number of boilers (from 8 to 6),
securing maximal removal of the extreme burners from the side walls, and
use of recirculation of cold smoke gases into the lawei part of the furnacc
chamber.
f
The direct-f1cra TG,*'-114 boiler has an output of 950 L/hr, with ste-am
of 255 kg/cm2 and 565/570%. ttnaly5is of operational data or, clienic,-.1 cr.ntrol
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GRISHIN, A. D., et al., Teploenergetika, No 3, 1973, pp .43-46
shows that In 1971 iron content of feed water was 10-15 ~g/kg, 15-20 ~g/kg
the previous year, and 20-50 1;g/kg during the start-up period in 1969, with
high content of 100-150 ~g/kg in individual cases. These facts point up the
formation of iron oxide deposits as a basic cause of the external corrosion
of the screening pipes of the lower radiation section, and emphasize the
necessity of water control and chemical* cleansing.
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WSR UDC: 621-372.412
DR-ONOV, N. D. , K011MOV, A. N. , I'llo-vocherkassk "Order of tile Red Beamer of Labor"
ec I Institute imeni Sergo Ordzhonikidze
"A Method of Changing the Frequency of a Piezoelectric Resonator"
Moscow, Otk--ytiya, izobreteniya, pronyshlennyye obrazztsy, tovarnyy-e znaki,
No 12, Apr 71, Autthor's Certificate No 299944, Division If, filed 229 Dee 69,
published 26 Mar 7-1, -on 2C06-207
Translatic~: 7--nis Author's Cer,~--",;*icate introd,-ces a T-,et*,-.cd of chr;-- 'Ding the
frequency of a -niezoelectric resmonator made from a qwart.:-, Qir corn-mic ~,,Iate
vincse side -'a--ss iz~~-d vit- a maumetic ccnauctlve a
diistingaish;ng feature of fthe pazent, the natural frequency of the Die--o-
electric pla-te is chwigred by placing the above-moritioned resormtur i~; w)
-al ternating mar-
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DRONOV S.,, GORBATENKO, L. S. (Rostov-on-Don Institute of Railroad Transport
-Qh~eers~)
"Supersaturated Vapors of Crystalline Substances -- Possible Meditim for 1~ecordlllg
Tracks of Charged Particles"
Tomsk, Izvestlya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedeniy, Fizika, August 1970, pp 66--69
Abstract: The possibility of using supersaturated vapors of solid crystalline
substances for observing the tracks of charged particles is discussed. In this
case the track must be labeled as a chain of crystals growing from the vapors.
Using ClOH8 as an example, the authors determine the necessary extent of super-
saturation and sensitive period for various values of the charge of formation
ion centers near which occur the nucleation and growth of the crystals. Tile
results are shown in the table,
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DRONOV, V. S., GORBATENKO, L. S., Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchelinvkh Zavedeniv,
Fizika, August 1970, pp 66-69
z PdPO AT t4a R c^'cre sex
2 6,75 35 9.6-10-1
3 4,35 26 5,5.10-2
4 3.30 20 3.8-10-1 2.6. 10
5 2,93 17 3,0.10-1 3,3- 10
Here Z is the charge of an ion; Pr/Po is the critical supersaturation; z:ST is the
supercooling required; R is the rate of growth of the crystals, calculated from
data given by Barton, Carbera, and Frank in the collection "Elementary Processes
in the Growth of Crystals (M., p 11, 1959 foreign literature); and,6-r is the
required sensitive period.
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1/2 035 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
~TITLE-ON THE POSSIBILITY OF CREATING CONDITIONS OF PERMANENT SENSITIVITY
I OF SUPERCOOLED LIQUIDS TO CHARGED PARTICLES -U-
-AUTHOR--DRONOVv V.S.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--ZHURNAL EKSPERIlMENTALINDY I TEORETICHESKOY FIZIKI, 1970t VOL 582
NR 51 PP 1784-1788
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--?HYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--RADIATION SENSITIVITY, SUPERCOOLING, QUANTUM LIQUIDt CHARGED
PARTICLE, TEMPERATURE GRADIENT, MATHEMATIC EXPRESSION
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCU14ENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIF0
OROXY REEL/FRAME--3001/2235 STEP NO--I)R/0056/70/058/005/1784/1788
(*,--. IAC ACCESSION t'110--AP0121597
A F)-')- ! F_ Ill' 1)