SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT FADEYEVA, A.V. - FALKENSHTEYN, B.YU.

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TITLE--,l'PPi-~.ATLS FOR SIUL)YENG THE THCRVAL AND MECHANICAL PRUPERTIES OF
PULY.~~!Ek FILMS -U-
ALfl-LK-(Ci,)-b~;RISC'Vr D.G., 'C3-L-KHGVlCHj V.A., FADEYEVAP A-V., SHCHERbAKY
CCUNTRY rF [NFC--USSR
sGjRCE--ZAVu~;. LAB. 1970t 3b(5)f t)15-17
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SUBJECT AktAS-MATEKIALS, METHOUS AND EQUIPMENT
TL-PIC TAGS-PLASTIC FILM, MIAIERIAL TESTING EQUIPMENT,
POLYTCTP~i',I-LUGR(]EfttYLL-~,iE, THERMAL I-FFECr, ANNEALING, PLASFIC MLCHANICAL
eR(;f'ERTY/(U)FT0R0PLASr 4A FLUORINE PLASTIC
CCNTRCL j:iAfiKING--NG RESTRICTIGNS
OCCUME, NI CtilSS--Gv-iCLASSIFIE-0
PRUXY KLtL/f-RAME:--30k)4/l(i(0 STEP (111--tJf'%'/0032/70/0'io/001;/o~IL5/(--)617
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CIRC ACCESSICiN NC-AP0132231
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HukILLf-,TALLY BY A FORCE JUST ADEQUATE TO PRLVINT SAGGING GUE TO GRAVITY.
DURING HEATING THE HUR11--NTAL POSITION WAS 14AINfAINED 6Y THE
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CNGLISH TITLE~ ttyCtr-,41c FVA.LuA-rjoN oF cASEOUS IMPURITICS EN TI'Z Aaa I~F
SHOP PW)0UCtNG ".S-30 LATM IN 71tE OKSK SYNTM11C HL36Z,-,
AVMOR: Z,M. Fideyo~a LANGUAGE: Russian
SOURCE:Tr-udy Umskogo Meditst.- TRANSLATOR: UniVergAl LAoj-,t.= S*~. c-.
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H.1. Kalinin&, 8d, 1969, kEqUFSTOR,
pp. 56-61, SKUF,,.
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-~EYEVA Z H 7R, Yu. N.
UDC 577.1:615.7/9
"Experimental Data on Combined Action of Butadiene and Alpha-Ilethylstyrene on
Animal Organism"
Nauch. tr. Omsk. med. in-t (Scientific Works of Omsk Medical Institute), 1971,
No 107, pp 166-174 (from RZh-Biologicheskaya Khimiya, No 16, 25 Aug 72,
Abstract No 16F2125 by D. M. Glukharev)
Translation: Male rats underwent inhalation inoculation with butadiene (I:
99.8+4 mg/cu m) and alpha-methylstyrene (11: 5.2+0.3 mg/cu m) and a deter-
mina~-tion was made of the amount of Hb, erythrocyt-es and leukocytes in the
peripheral blood, ChE activity, and sulfhydryl-group and nucleic-acid content
of the whole blood, as well as prothrombin activity of the blood, the amount
of coproporphyrin in the urine, vitamin C, Bl and B? content of the urine,
blood and some organs. The administration of I plus Il induced a lowering of
the quantity of leukocytes and their phagocytic activity, depression of ChE
activity, a significant lowering of endogenic liver respiration, an increase
in the total sulfhydryl-group content of the blood, elevated excretion of
coproporphyrin in the urine, an increase in the amount of ascorbic acid in
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FADEYEVA, Z. M., and EYMLER, Yu. N., Nauch. tr. qmsk. med. in-t, 1971,
No 107, pp 166-174
the urine and a diminution thereof in the blood and liver and brain tissues
and a decrease in the thiamine content of the urine and liver and in the
excretion of riboflavin in the urine. The combined action of I and II also
-entailed changes in tissue elements and signs of vascular dystonia in
respiratory organs and nervous systems, heart, liver, kidneys (histochemical
analyses).
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jrRs 5906
?7 July 1973
UK 621.383.1)
1MAGE CONVERTY11 LTI-IAYER SDUCClIODUCTOR-PIEULTRIC
TRUCTURM
N
(Artleto by 1. Kayl-vO, Zhtirnal rrikladc-y
SPAtroskopit 'ro' L6,-N" 1. jAnlary 19"3' s"Ibwitt'd b 1,
1971, 111, 127-1321
E-perimental Investigations of image storing slid reading systc.
based an tDetDI-di#tlectric-A~.mi,ond.ctor-dielectric-~t.1 structures (MD,,;Dm)
ore described in marks ( 1.4,1 . Ul," an mlgv
r0lie( .1 the I trtc rLeid. to stcu't"r'. tbi,
I I himinilit I. the difftront Into"ity of
-,- I the Individual crystal points, is '0--d In the bulk of a
lie F miconductor. The. relief at the j"tTIc field is also created
In , layers.of the dielectric, but of oppasite 'Lltft to the relief of tile
fill, it% tile emiconductur. In the section, where Cite minimum ,I., of the
field exist& in the semiconductor, the maximum value of the field exists it,
the dielectric, and vice ver.a.
Reproduction of the recorded pattern is 8CCOUPlished either by
recording the photoconductivity signal by scartntris with a light b-V. or by
recording the variation in the electrociptical properties of the. semiconductor
in a strging electric field. In this ease, the ;,~~Lbjlity exists for gimlLa-
nFous reproduction of the whole Image,
The mrranKrairnts, In wb1ch the rerroductivn of the recorded loge is
4c complished by recording tile variation in the etectroorttcal rrorvrtiog In
Iht Idyors of the dielectric. l,nn be of stitnifitant tutilvest. In this caAe,
for recording an Image the light of c- ipectra; region vAn be rnplvyrd, frr
example the Infrared regLoo, and for reproduction -- the light of another
spectral region, for example the visible region, i.e., It to poagible to
create an Image converter, which converts an Image In Infrared rayn into a
visible inislie. The present report is dedicated to the analysis of the
operatLon a( these types of converters.
A diagram of a converter in represtnted in ria. 1. The visible
light, passing throtigh the transparent allistallic allectr"O 3 into the
it - USSR - P1
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KOVTONRK, N. F., MOROZOV, V. A., FADIN. Y.-.G.. BOGWIDLOV, P. A-, ALISULTAITOV,
YU. B., Poupov, I- S.
"Storage of Light Pulse AcLion in 1,,'e!:al-Dielectric-Scipiconductor-Dielect:ri.c-
Metal Structures Operating in the Prebreakdown Hode"
Leningrad, Fizika i Tekhnika Poluprovodnikov, Vol 6, Va 3, 1972, pp 575-576
Abstract: A stu~lly was previously made of the phenomenon of accumulation of
free carriers under the effect of pulse and stationary illumination in metal-
dielectric-seniiconductor-tlicl(-ictric-Lietal structui7es in wbich there were no
continuous currents through the (lieler-tric layers [14. F. Kovtonyuk, et al.,
FTP, No 5, 1174, 1971). A study has ncro bceh made of the. case where signifi.-
cant leakage current.,; flow through the dielecaic layers and accumulation of
carriers does not occur in practice. Storape of the short light. pulse action
was detected. On inclusion of the voltage pulse in the absence of illumination
of the sample, a capaciti've current pulse is observed on the leadinf, edge of
the pulse. Titis capacitive currert pul:ic Is characterfttic of i;tructurcs witli-
out lenkage. Then come.,; a sicgrient whLrce tho. continuous current ha5 .1 CQrIT),jra-
tively low value (segment I) and only after this is a significant increase in
the continuous current through the structure observed. After some tire, it
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KOVTONYUK, N. F. , et al., Fizika i Tekhnika Poluprovodnikoy, Vol 6, No 3, 19-112,
pp 575-576
reaches a constant value (segment 11). The length of segment I is less the
greater the voltage pulse amplitude. The magnitude of the saturation current
in segment II approaches saturation with an increase in voltage. Under the
effect of a light pulse, a photoconductivity signal is observed in segruent. II.
Current oscillograms and the length of segment T and magnitude of the current
of segment 11 as functions of the voltage pulse araplitude are presented.
Structures were manufactured so that the dielectric resistince was com-
mensurate with the semiconductor resistance, and it was discovered thar the
sensitivity of such structures is no lower than in good metal-dielectric-semi-
conductor-dielectric-metal structures operating in the pulse accumulation mode.
The data indicate that the prebreakdown operating mode of the investigated
structures can be used in creating dynamic storage elements and also cortain
types of photoreceivers.
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UDC: 669.018
KHON, Yu. A., FADIN, V. P., and K UZINETS011, V. N.
"Some Characteristics of Atom Segregation in Antiphase Beiz-adar-Jes
of Triple Ali-Loys '41ith a Face-Centered Cubic Lattic-e"
Tomsk, Izvestlya V-;sshikh Uqhebny1_-h_ 1.ro 5, 197,5)
pp 18-25
Abstracti This -Paner examines the theory of the for-mation of ato-r.1
segregation at antliDhase boundaries of the ilill type in torna:,_-,
a-1loys vritl.,, faace-cen-tUered cubic lattices. The iniGeract-ion of the
atoms in t-he first -IL-Iwo coordination spheres is taken Lit(,, 7.2cown
in this investiCatlon into the effect of the size of the t.oma-f-flu;
and the relationshins between the atom-Lo interact,_-,,~.n cmer,:ies rin
the extent of the seGregations. It is Lssw-.c!d that- the e-f-ect Of
antiphase boundary erosion can be neSlected, The authors
on
their analysis .-i4'h th-a equation for the enerZy Co- __ U _.
un1t. volume of the triple alloy and the expresslion for con-fic'u-
-ration. part orL the entropy. Analysis of the equ-~tloii-_ of tho solut A
Lon de-
rived in the artic-le 3howed -t-hat t-he dons-ity of the antii 11-
boundary has little effect on the amount of sc-1frrot-ation.
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UDC: 669.018
MION, Yu. A., et, a!, Izvestiya jvsshi_'!!:h uchebnyk~h zavedeniv-f izi`n,
No 5, 1973, pp 18-25
also found that with relatively strong interaction of tuh~_ J,'I. a-rid T)
atoms of -Llhe A-B-D com,;onents of the triple-alloyed _--,,teriai, sWb-
stantial seErcCation of the 3 element occurs, iii~_h ccnoccuent de-
lay in the ordering processes at the staLe of domai-ri r-ro-vrth. - 21- i S-
conclusion agrees qualitative-7y -writh the knov,,n resultz.
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FJfOlx,, Yu. A. , FAD11T and NAMALOV, I- I.
4MWWWWWftft"L_L.~;
"Theory of the Ordering Phenomenon in Triple J'.lloys, Part I"
Tomsk, Izvestiya_V_UZ--Fizi_v-a, No 1, 1972, pp 17-22
Abstract; As indicated by the title, the prese-nit art-icle is th-e
first art o-f a two-part article dealinp L,
P , with~ the phenomenon of
atomic orderin~c- in triple alloyo i-.rith center-faced. crystal lat-
tices from a theoretical point of view. In this first part-, an
investigation is ruade of' possible -types of superstructurco, in
such triple alloys, v.--ith computations wade on an alloy modcl, tak-
ing into account the interaction of atoi:.s in the first two coordi-
nation s-oheres. The conditions of existence of the variouo types
of suDer~trLicture are also investireated. The second Dart of this
paper will theoretically i-nvestigaie the effect olf t1-1C_- in-teratomic
action on the nature of the atomic distribution in such tri-ple al-
loys, using the sarnie sort of model as +.h--41 meritioncl~d abairle. -9-he
authors are a3sociated ,:ith the V. D. ZuEnetqo-, Jiberinn P"Ll.1781co-
Techinical 'Enstitute at the Toms1c Otate 1,Tnivers:Lty.

Acc. Nr: 047569 Abstracting Service: Ref. Code:
4 7V CHEIlICAL ABST. 13
92841n Nature of the acceleration of ordering processes dur-
ing the alloying of Ni3Mn with iron, cobalt and chromium.
Prushinskii, V. V.; ~anin, V. E.; Lotkoy. A. 1.
(Sib. Fi7 -Tekh. Inst. im. Kuznetsova, Tomsk, uSS ). Izv.
Ifyssh. Vcheb. .1 Fiz. 1970, 13(l), 73-8 (Russ). Ordering
processes of alloying were studied of Ni3(,%,In, Af) alloys, where
INI = Fe, Co, or Cr. The study reveals that the basic reason for
the acceleration of the ordering processes in the alloys is the
change of the mechanisru of ordering from homogeneous in
Mntolieterogencousin ternary alloys.
NitN JIMJR
REEL/FRAME
19791135

Acc. Nr, Abstracting Service: Ref. Code:
CHEMICAL ABST.' SI;70 &W 40/ 0
92821f Theory of the eoncentratioq/lf vacancies on antiphase
boundaries of ternary ordering alloys. (Sib. Fjz__
Tekh. Inst. im. Kuznet--ova.. Tomsk. USSR). Iz-.-. Pyssh.
UCUD. 4ared., Piz. 1970, 130), 119-24 (Russ). Theory is dis-
cussed of the dependence of the vacancy coricn. at antiphase
boundaries of ternary ordering alloys with bcc. lattice, on the
long range order parameters, on temp., and on the magnitude of
the interactions of atoms of a 3rd alloying element with the atoms
of the basic components of the ternary alloy. The theory is ap-
plied to actual types of antiphose boundaries of tertiary alloys of
the quasibisiary section DA-AD. JIMJR AN
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022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--090CT70
-TITLE--EFFECT OF CHROMIUM ALLUYING ON ELECTRON STRUCTURE AND ORDERING IN
NI SUB3 MN ALLOY -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-FADIN* V.P., RYA13YSHKINAi G.A.t PANINP V-YE.r PRUSHINSKIYt
V.V.
COUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
S0UkCE--lLV. VYSSH. UCHEB. LAVED., FIZ. 1970, 13(2)1 44-51
DATE PUBLISliED----70
SUBJECT AREAS-PHYSICS, MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS-ELECTRON STRUCTURE, CHROMIUM ALLOY# NICKEL ALLOY, MANGANESE
ALLOY, MODEL
CUNTROL IMARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY RtEL/FRAME-1993/1-116 STEP NO--UR1013V/10/i)13/OOZ/0044/0051
CIRC ACCESSION NCJ-AT0114356
UNCLASSIFIED

--09orT70
Z/Z 022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE
CIRC ACLESSIC'N "JO-AT0114356
A5STt~A(,T/EXT.,AL~T--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A STUDY OF PA:~A~EFEP.S ',Aiil--H
C-HARACTEkIZE THE STATE OF THE ."'LLOYS (KESISrANCE R, iNTIFANAL l,.JUCfIONl
SATN-, 6 SUbS, ABS. THERMAL EMP. S) AND OF THE NEUTRON DIFFRACr[ON
DIAGAPINS kA:) USED TO DET. THE EFFECT OF CR ALLOYING THE STRJCTURE jF
THE D BAND AND ON THE OkOERING PROCESSES. THE ADUN. JF CR OCL-,REASE's THE
VALUES OF 6 SUBS FOR THE DISURUERED ALLOY AS WELL AS THE CHANGE IN 8
SuBS IJPJf,,, GPJERIN%'y'. TliUS, THE ivITIFERROMAGNETIC IN'Ti--;~ACTIG.%, fil- THE
ATOt%'.S IN TilliE ;'-"N-CR P;llkl") IS G,,~EATER THAIN IN THE DAIRS. T HE
NEUTRON DIFFRACTION DATA SHOW THAT EVEN FOR SMALL AmIS, OF CK (SI'MILAR
TO 9 AT PERCENT) A HIGH DEGREE OF LOING RANGE ORDE'R IS ESTA,~LISHED IN THE
ALLOY. THE VALUES OF R ARE GREATER IN THE ORDEREL) THAN IN THE
DISORDERED ALLOY DUE TO THE INCREASE IN THE 0. UF THt ELECTRON STATES IN
THE 3D bAN10 C3F $'HE O~-,DERED ALLUYS RESULTING IN AN INC,~.E,%SED PRjUABILITY
FOR THE SCATTERING OF THE 4S ELECTRONS IN THE 3i) 6AND. THE VALUE OF S
EQUALS F(R) INDICATES THAT THERE IS A CLOSED FERMI SUPF.,%CE IN BOTH THE
DISORDERED AND ORDERED ALLOYS FOR L01vt CR COINCNS. (')','-lALLF-R THAN 6 AT.
PLRCENT) ANO AN OPEN FERMI SUPtf-ACE FUR HIGHER ('.ONCNS. Fuk ALLUYS WITH
LOW CR CONGN'S. T14E MUDEL WITi-i A RIGID 3D BAND 15 APPLICA-3LE. L A R GE R
COP4LNS. PERTURB THE STRUCTURE OF THE 3fj BANU. FACILIfY: SIB.
Flt.-TEKH. INST. IM. KUZNETSOVA, TUMSK, USSR.
UN-t- L A S -1: 1 F I E D

i/2 034 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--040EC70
TITLE--HALL EFFECT IN TERNARY ORDERED ALLOYS N1 SU83v MN, FE, AND NI SUB39
I MN, CO -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-ZHUKOVAP V.M.t-FADINP V.P*
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--IZV. VYSSHo UCHEBs ZAVED#f FIZ* 1970v 1313)v 21-9
.,DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--ORDERED ALLOYv SOLID SOLUTION9 NICKEL ALLOYt MANGANESE ALLOYt
IRON ALLOYP HALL CONSTANTv INTERMETALLIC COMPOUNOr C08ALT ALLOYr FERMI
SURFACE, HALL EFFECT9 PHONON
CONTROL MARKINIG--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3005/0849 STEP NO--UR/0139/70/013/003/0021/002.9
CfRC ACCESSION NO--AT0132939
UNCLASSfFIED

2/2 034 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--04DEC7C
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT0132939
.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE NORMAL ER SUBO) AND ANOMALOUS
IR SU88) HALL CONSTS. AND THE SP. RESISTANCE WERE MEASURED FOR
DISORDERED ALLOYS OF THE OUASIBINARY CROSS SECTIONS Nt SUB3 %,iN-NI SUB3
.FE AND NE SUB3 MN-NI SU83 CO. IN NI SUB3 MN AND IN THE TERNARY ALLOYS
WITH LOW FE AND GO CONCNS.j THE HOLE PORTION OF THE FERMI SURFACE MAKES
A LARGE CONTRIBUTION TO THE VALUE OF R SUBO. THE MAIN MECHANISM IN THE
SCATTERING OF THE CARRIERS FOR THE ANOMALOUS HALL CURRENT FOR THE ALLOYS
CONTG. FE AT ROOM TEMP. IS SCATTERING ON PHONONS. AN ANAL. OF THE
CONCN. DEPENDENCE OF R SUBO FOR THE ALLOYS OF THE NI SUB3 MN-NI SUB3 FE
GROSS SECTION SHOWS THAT THESE ALLOYS ARE CHARACTERIZED BY A CLOSED
FERMI SURFACE. THE RESULTS CAN BE PUGH, 1955). THE NATURE OF THE
CONCN. DEPENDENCE OF R SUBO FOR THE ALLOYS OF THE NI SUB3 MN-NI SUB3 FE
CROSS SECTION AGREES WITH THE RESULTS OBTAINED EARLIER (J. YAMASHITAt ET
ALow 1966) AND INDICATES THE APPLICABILITY OF THE RIGID 3D BAND MODEL TO
THESE ALLOYS. FACILITY: TOMSKv GOSUNIV.f TOMSK, USSR.
UNCL ASS IF [ED

USSR ff UDC 669.017:537
ZHUKOVA, V. M. _FAD11N. V. P.
"Investigation of the Hall Effect in Ternary Ordered NiP-1111 Fe) and ""130Mn, Co)
Alloys. II. Ordered Solid Solutions"
Tomsk, Izvestiya Vysshykh Uchebnykh Zavedeniy; Fizika, No 5, 1970, pp 99-105
Abstract: An experimental study was made of the changes of the normal Hall
constant Ro and the anomalous Hall constant Rs; tile internal saturation induc-
tion Bs; the specific resistance jOin the ordering of alloys of quasi-binary
profiles N13Mn-Ni3Fe and N13Mn-Ni3CO; and the concentration relationships R.,
Rs, F, and Bs of tile indicated alloys in an ordered state. On the basis of
an analysis of the experimental results, conclusions are drawn tnaL tile decrease
of Ro and ~in ordering of the alloy tl13f-In and in alloying of the ordered alloy
N13Mn with small (-/5 atomic %) quantities of iron is brought about essentially
by a decrease in the contribution of holes to the transfer phenomena and a de-
crease in the density of the states in the 3d-bands of the indicated allov-, in
the vicinity of the Fermi level. The experimental data are in satisfactory
agreement with the character of the density curve of 3d states that had been
computed in a cited reference for ordered N13Mn and N13Fe alloys.
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E&2ffl_,_V. S. and KHOZE, V. A., Leningrad Institute of Nuclear Physics, Academy of
Sciences USSR
"The Angular Distribution of Photon Brehmsstrahlung During the Collision of Ultra-
relativistic Electronsto
Moscow, Yadernaya Fizikaj Vol 18, No 3, Sep 73t PP 560-570
Abstract: The authors study brehmsstrahlung during the collision of ultrarelativis-
tic electrons and positronoe Expressions are obtained,with logarithmic accuracyfor
the angular distribution of photons which are valid for all angles 911 and frequen-
clesca (except for the hard end of the spectrum). Incident particles-with trans-
verse polarization are also considered. An applicability analysis is made of the
foUowing methods& the Weizsacker-Williams Meth0d) the classical current method,
and the pole approximation method for obtaining the angular distributions and
spectra in com.s. and I.s. according to the electron propagator designator.
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BAYYER, V. IT., and PADT __Y-_Z_, Institute of Nuclear Phy-sico, Sibarian Dapart-
ment, Academy of Sciences WSSR
"Inelastic Contributions to Electromagnetic Pion Folm Factor"
Vioscow, Pis'ma v Zhurnal Eksperimentallnoy i Teoreticheskoy Fiziki, Vol 15, No
4t 20 Feb 72, pp 2110-224
Abstracti Recent experiments on -17+ iT_-rair produotion on coir-at6r oloction-
position bewis in Novoslblimk and Frascail., reasuri.ng the electroicarretic plon
form factor F -'T (s), at anargies ~_s - 2 -Z > I Gov dlsclo~3od that I F-,,. (3) 1
considerably exceeds tho Breit-Wigner curve, uhich approxLmates I F'71 -(S) 1 i1-,
the el -resonance region. ExperimentG in this zame onorrr region also estab-
lished teat there is a great likelihood of a photon pasting into many-hadron
states, In this connection the indicatod increase in the forr. factor
F,,(s)) can be explained as followst the photOh P=GeS 111tO rilany-TIZAXNI
states (thia is veri likely to occur), which are then transformed into 3, Pjir
of pions. Intermediate states irith a large of partlcle3 thus jLy-e
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BAYYER, V. N., and PADIN, V.'S., Pisfira v Zhurnal ERsperinantallnoy i Teoreti-
cheskoy Fiziki, Vol 15, 1110 4, 20 Feb 72, pp 219-224
important. In other wordst we are dealing with inelasit"ic contributions to the
unitarity relation for the form fac-Itor. This relation takes the follouing for'I's
2 )+
17(s) O(s - 4ft
x < lr+"- I T I n >
2/2
2,,)4
_L y S(P, +P
2 ni _rr +v- _P n) X
(p,'- p-P' < 01-7 (0) In >
41t2)
F-(s),? (s - 41,2) + 1).
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, rns-tLtute of Nuclear Physics, Academy of
BATYER, V. N., and _.FADIX._
Sciences USSR, Siberian Department
"ITte Process of Electron-Induced Production in Counterbeam Experiments"
Moscow, Pis'ma v Zhurnal Eksperimanta_Vnvy i_ Teoreticheskoy Fiziki, Vol 13,
No 6, 20 Mar 71, pp 293-297
Abstract: The process of electron-induced-production in counterbeam experi-
ments (e� e- - L-+ e + N) lately has been discussed a number of times, pa'r-
ticularly at the Kiev conference. The present article gives a more detailed
analysis of the process of electnon-iuduced: pair production for. the- purpose
of coWaring it vith the results a:E the- LatesL counterbeam experiments. Two-
photon and brake diagrams, are cmmldered. The authors thank A. ONUCEEIN for
discussing the experimental situati-on and S-.. EYDEL'MAN for assistina in the
numprical calculations.
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TUPICHENKOV, A. A., FAFLJRIN, A. V., KUZ'MIN, V. V.
-4--- 1..,-.;:,.
UDC 532.526
"Hydrodynamic Characteristics of a Flow in the Initial Sections of Flow-Meter
Devices"
Tr. metrol. in-tov SSSR (Works of the Metrology Institutes of the USSR)
1972, No. 135(195) ) pp 79-87 (from RZh-',Ilekhanika, No 6, Jun 72, Abstract
No 6B764)
Translation: The development of a turbulent boundary layer in the initial
section of a tube was studied considering the roughness of the walls. The
theoretical study was conducted from the posits of boundary layer theory.
Tubes with a natural and artificial roughness were used in the experiments,
where the magnitude of the roughness was ka/rO = 10 3 and kafro = 1.44-10-2.
The Reynolds number varied m~er the range 5.1.104 - 3.4-105. The computational
method proposed is in good agreement with experimental. results. 7 ref.
Authors abstract.
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UDC 681.121
KUZ'MIN, V. V. , FAF-URIN, A. V. , TUPICIIENKOV, A. A., MAWEYBF, Yu. F.
"The Problem of Determination of Optimal Points for Installation of Flow
Rate Measuring Devices Considering Wall Roughness"
Tr. Metrol. In-tov SSSR [Works of Metrology Institutes, USSR], 1972,
No 135 (195), pp 98-106, (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal, Mctroloi,,iya
i lzmeritellniya Tekhnika, 1972, No 5, Abstract No 5.32.734).
Translation: Results are presented from experimental determination of
lengths of sectors of hvdrodYnamic stabilization with even distriblition
of velocity at the inlet to a tube. The experiments were performe-d I)sinl"
water in the ranve off Rv%nolds numbers from S.1110" to '-4110', l'oth
.1
tile smooth flow mode and with natural and artificial roughness
(! ka La !.,-
E=Icr-3 it and =10-1 it
r, r, 10 ro
The results show that an increase in roughness causes a decredse in
the length of the initial sector. 5 Figures; 18 Biblio. Refs.
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UDC 532.517.3
KUZIMIN, V. V., TUNMIENKOV, A. A., FgURIN,_. Kazan'
"Turbulent Boundary Layer in the Initial Sector of a Pipe with Rough Walls"
Zhurnal Prikladnoy Mekhaniki i Tekhnicheskoy Fiziki, No 5, 1371, pp 109-116.
ABSTRACT: The development of the turbulent boundary laver in the initial
sector of a pipe with rough walls is studied within the frameivork of boundary
layer theory. It is demonstrated that consideration of roughness can be
performed by introducing a function to the "standard" rule of friction, con-
sidering this factor. The experimental study was performed on an experimental
pipe sector with natural roughness, the relative value of which is 10-3. 1110
range of Reynolds numbers was 5.1-10"-3.4-105.
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112 0 2 5 UNCLA3SI FIFU -~OCESSINC, DATE--02-l-.'-'T70
TITLL--KEAL STRUCTURE OF THE HIGHER VANADIUM CAR61nE -d-
AuT',q'2R-t03)-ARHUZ0V, m.P., FAK V G KHAYEENKO, B.V.
CGU.NTRY OF IiNFO--USSR
SCUR-'E--8.RISTALLGGRAFIYA 1970, 1.5t(l), 196-9
DATE PUl"LISHED--70
SUBJECT AREAS-MATERIALS9 PHYSICS
TUPIC. TA%'JS--X RAY DIFFRACTION ANALYSISi VANADIUM cnimpotm, CARBIDE,
CPYSTAL STRUCTURE
CCINIT-~GJL 4AIRKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
00CUlMtNT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIE0
PROXY PEEL/~RAME--1989/0754 STEP NCj--UR/0070/70/:)15/031/019t,/Olgg
ClaC. ACCESSION NU--AP0107296
UNCLASSIFIED

Z/2 025 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-020CT70
ClRtC ACCESSION NO-AP0107296
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- A3STRACT. ANNEALED (1500-1950DEGREES)
SA'4PLES CF V CARBIDE WERE STUDIED BY X RAY DIFFRACTION. AT 43-5 AT.
PERCENT C CONTENTS, THE SAMPLES HAVE A STRUCTURE OF NACL TYPE ONLY; FOR
C IS GREATER THAN 45 AT. PERCENT, SOME VERY WEAK REFLECTION LINES, THE
INTENSITY OF WHICH ARE MAX. FOR THE COMPN. VC SUSO TIMES 88, WERE ALSO
08SD. IN THE DIFFRACTION PATTERNS, FOR THE INTERPLANAR DISTANCES OF THE
CUBIC'UNIT CELLt ALPHA EQUALS 8.334. IN AGREEMENT WITH D. (EXPTL.)
EQUALS 5.67~, 32 V ATOPS AND SIMILAR TO 28 C ATOMS OCCUR IN THE UNIT CELL
OF VC SUBO TIMES 88v SPACE GROUP P4 SUBI 32 (P4 SUB3 321. THE
COMPLEMENTARY REFLECTIONS SHOW AN ORDERED DISTRTBUTION OF VACANCIES IN
THE SUBLATT-t.ICF OF C WITH DOUBLED LATTICE PARAMETER (ALPHA EQUALS 2A
SU81) AND ALSO SLIGHT SHIFTS (0.07-0.06 ANGSTROM) OF V NEAREST OT THESE
VACANCIES IN THE DIRECTION OF A VACANCY NODE. THE SAME TYPE OF
DIFFRACTION.SPECTRUM eF COMPLEMENTARY REFLECTIONSI WAS 06SD. ALSO FOR
THE CUNCNS. VC SUBO TIMES 82 MINUS VC SUBO TIMES 88.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC 539.3:534.1
KOCHERGIN, Yu. G., FAKEYEV, N,-P., ALESHIN, N. N.
"Experimental Study of Vibrations of Foundations Joined by a Reinforced
Concrete Plate"
V sb. Issled. Po stroit. konstruktsiyam (Studies in Structural Designs --
Collection of Works), Tomsk, -Tomsk University, 1972, pp 66-77 (frorl, RZh-
Mekhanika, No 3, Mar 73, Abstract No 3V238)
Translation: The results of emerimental studies on vibraticns of foundation-
of pillars after their ends are joined by reinforced concrete plates are dis-
cussed. The reason for initiating the study was to dE~termine the extretrie
vibrations of foundations of pillars and building structures. The reason for
these vibrations was irrigation of the area which brou,,21it on a drop in the
rigidity of the foundation. It is noted that the joining of the pillar foun-
dations by reinforced concrete plates did not give the expected results.
The experimental data obtained require careful processing. 0. 1". Luzhin.
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FA-k eutt/Ak,
Acc. Abstracting Service: Ref. Code:
'kOO53460- CHEMICAL ABST. -'O/-Pe wos~',~
10715f Synthesis of
265~-9-(R-u-ssj.--Thi-r-ea-ct-Ao-n---of O~NCH:CF(Me (1) with aq.
HCHO (contg. RO(CH20).H] gave 02NCH%CRUcO(CH-AO).R
(11) (n is 1, 2, or 3). Similarly, the reaction of Ot.NCH,CHMe-
OH with aq. HCHO gave 11. At higher temps. in the presence
of P-UeC6HASOH I reacted with HCHO to give H,C(OCHMe-
CHsNO2)2. CPJR 4
REEL/FFAME
19830485

1/2 015 UINCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--20NOV70
TITLE--EFF~L-T Of~ kEACTIO!i U r,Uj TICfrj5 Ut THE PREPARATIGN fF 1.1 TRO ALCOHOL
V I. FYbVJT 1C.N 0~ i.HLGF0 SUL3, ST I TUTED NIT RL; ULEF I NS -U-
I ST lid V , V. fFAKI-MUTI) I NCVy K . Z, , S A KH I B GAR.4YEV,&, A. KH.
CCUNTRY LF IiJ:G--(jS5k
--2h. PAIKL. KH1jM. (UNINGRAO) 43(11), 915-17
SCURCE 1970
DATE FUL
SLi3JECT ARE,~~S--CHEMISTRY
TGPIC TAGS-HYCRATICN, ALIPHATIC C0.1,WOUN0, ORGANIC N(rRO
BLTENL, bUT/%,'-,l0Lt PROPYLENE, PRGPANCL
(;CiqTRCL MA~-.KING--NG RESTRIuTIONS,
001CUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY 9ELL/VAAML--3CQzt/I942 STEP tI(J--UR/f~08,J/71J/043/00't/i)9L'~-/O')17
C[RC ACCESSICIN oN0--,~',P0i'_--;2203

2/2 015 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DIATE-201IN'OV70
CIRC ALCES'314--N NO-AP0132233
AL-STR.4CT/Ex-jx,ACT--(U) GP-G- AbSTRACT. THE EFFECT OF J`IME, TEMIP., "'i.10LAR
RATIC -
OF TFE IREAGE,'vfS, St-~LVFNTSr BASE AND ACID ADONS. GN Tvif-
I ) AND
1, 1 1 t I klChLWQ p 3 IN I TP-,-jlt Z jbU-FLNE ( I ITO
1 1 1 , TRICHI-GlIG v 3 INI Tl,j 2PRUPANUL I I I I ) AND
I I 1,Tk lChl-Cil-6 3 :,if TkLjl,? 3LTANOL ( IV) i RES P. t '.-IAS S rl(WILO. C u ~; P.,~l 14 1 S-,' I
rF I I L
THE H YiA A T 1 (IN 1-1 F I Ai'40 II T R 0 PR CP Y L E N E Sf 10 W E0 THA r r v! E j, E;ic r
1.1 P
E QU I L . In I- IN E j"'OR F F A V f- R A i " L E F G R T H E F Y CA T 10 iN 0 F I A r T h E 5 AVE T F
MGiiEVLK t THi 'BATE OF IlYi~~'A T EGN' OF I VWS. LOA ER . THE USE GF 0I0X;,M- Uk IMIE
SU62 CU SULVENTS CAVE A Li~-AEX FEi'-W. 11,01AUGENILUUS PHASC REACTi0i'l.
H&e.EVEk, THE hYgRi-JiCIN C4- I lill 01OXANE 13AVE III AbLUC!", M.
% i ECO,'WD. GNLY
46DEGKeES- IAS 'UNDER REEACTIGN CLNOITIGNS M'D ij
I EFFECT DiN
AT i306ECRizES IN VACLIG T13. GIVE PU~l: 111. THE ACIDS H'D LITTLE
THE HYu'kATICi%; OF 1, Exi"'EPT \I HIGti CGjliCPjS. OF T14E STRi-ING ACIUS 11HLkE
U%H[BITfLk (jC(.UIZRE[;, A -'-%Llt;hT LAFALYTIC &-FFEcr GIF Tift: bASFS W;A"-) 3~650.
IT W%S FG[j.,%f) THAr THE OF I W,4S BESr CAV-~Kfi~D GUT fll THF /,35LNCE
OF BGTH SC-LVE;4f ANO GFHL~,~ ADDITIVES. IN THE BEST RUNt VIGC~GUS S-T[IkKING
3F 0.11 ViLLA: I .#ITII I r"U'Ll- It SUB2 0 10 HR AT LCOOE-GREES, FOLIJJ'Ari) PY IWORK
UP CAVE liCPERCENT 111, 15 Sdt-)25 1020EGPEES, M. tt5DEGkEES. Al'fFMPTS FU
I is '. r-- CFRILLY J;Nl':lJ'CCES.3FULj 0,,!LY THE HYij:-,Ii;Tllj-,\ 1~ DIOX-~~NE
G4VE 5PEPCENT 17, J, SLj.,-Jl 1-j-(6EGREEES, N P'< -lE20 SU3b 1.5020, D PRIME20
I . 3 520. FACILITY: i,,AZAN. INST. 1A. KIROVA,
KAZAN,, uss-.-,.

'USSR UDC 621.371.332.1
TEPTIN, G. M., MUIRUTDINOVA, A..,,N., Kazan' State University
"Study of Fading Radio Echoes fron, Meteor Trails. I"
Co&iy, Izvestiva vysshikh uc'lieL)nykh zavedeniy, Radiofizika, Vol XV, No 9, 1972,
pp 1286-1292
Abstract: A study was made of the statistical characteristics of fading re-
quired both for practical applications using meteor scattering of radio waves
and.for theoretical constructions. An analysis was perfortied on experir;iental
data on fading radio echoes from meteor trails measured oa 800 and 1,600 km
paths at frequencies of 40.3, 42.3, 57.4 and 44 negahertz and radar data at
frequencies of 34 and 608 megahertz. Tlae experi-ientpl statistical cliaractcr-
istics of the echoes are presented in the various sta-,es of development of
fading. The quantitative characteris tics agree well with fading theory based
on turbulence principles.
During the fornation of fadin.-, there is a tendency toward an increase
in the probability of appearance of fading of a meteor radic, echo of given
duration witii an increase in the radiation,frequency used. The number of
fading echoes decreases with an increase in depth of fading, The fading dis-
tribution as a function of the magnitude of the first perio'ds is as follot:s:
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USSR
TEPTINI, G. 11., et al., Izvestiya vysshika uchebrlykh zavedeniv, Radiofizika, Vo~
Xv, No 9, 191-2, pp 1286-1292
at a frequency of 42.3 megahertz the mean period is -0.27 seconds, and at
a frequency of 57.7 me-g-ahertz it is -0.22 seconds. For all the radio echoes,
the spectral density increases with a decrease in frequency.
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VDC ;;:. 5,1'~, 'l, : 551.557
VMOCITY *M'CTION 1N 7RE UPHER t"I'WISITeM7.
[Article by Candidate of rhysical and Mathematical Sciences C. .4. 1'rjitin. A. N.
d Kezar.' State University; .404COW, Gid-olagiyn,
S.-an, No -1, 1972. rul~mittej 5 July 1,471, Pp
A study was m.adc of the horizontal structural function at
altitudes of W-100 km in the scale ran;v of 5-Z"' km with
tes~cct to radio reflections from meteor trail- bta-1--d on
a radar with an angle gage. ThL maximum hurizontal ~cjlle of
the turbulence was 30-40 km; the anisotropy oi the structural
function vaA established relative to the mean wind direction.
One of the most important properties of the radiometcor method of
studying atmospheric movements by comparison with other methods is the poosibil-
it~ of investigating large-scale turbulence. In this paper a study is made of
the properties of the spatial structural function D(r) ior the medium and
large scales,
D11 (r) - I U,
where V,
fw-i, r,1 rl isre the projectiorvi of the wind velocity in the horizontal
plane in the direction of the radar at points with a relative ~i_qtance r.
Knowing the coordinate of the reflectin,, points. It Is possibIc to dL,-
teraine r by the formula
rt Z. as A. - (P, mn Z' 1W A.. -1 0nt
where R. A, Z are the range, azimuth, and zenith angle of the reflection points,
n.V are the projections of the mean velocity in Lk%r. northerly and
,~Cct, cn3
/7ux 7CQ_

1 :1 IS SV I )N(1
oLGP~,oodv--G.fj Nuljss3D)v
qLzu I ~:L zo/ i oo/ ?io I oL I is io/~.4r,--oN d 31S AXI)dd
SrqoIi3ld.LSA6
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S)ISAHd 'SIV1b31VW--SV3.~V i,3~iriinS.~
C) L- - - - - - -C~HSI -iGna- -Jivo
9-ELZ '(T)ZT 4OL761 V131 .*0'63AI *ZI2-30enOS
:J0 A,,w.Ls%no:)
'I*A I)n~DHSDWII
-n- 4;gns 9 cigns NIN NI SN0IIVW'd0JSNV6l~
01AWDU NO 0131A 0113NDVW Mind 'ONOIS V AD
OLd3S~T--3lVr) ~)NISS330'dd o3iA issv ixm tzr), Z/I.:

UNCLASSIFIED PtzflCFSS ING DATE--185-;:()7,3
21Z 024
'CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0048530
ABSTRACT/EX-TRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. FROM MEASUREMENTS OF MAGMETIC
SUSCEPTIBILITY AINID MAGNETIZATION USING A PULSED MAGNETI-- BALANCE* THE
DEPENDENCE WAS DETD. OF THE TEMPS. OF MAGINETIC TRANSFOR-mtTILINSII OF THE
ANITIFERROMAGNETIC COMPO. MN SUB3 B SUB4 ON THE EXTERNAL MAGNETIC FIELD.
FROM'THE EXPT.' RESULTS A MAGNETIC PHASE DIAGRAM WAS CONSTRUC~ED.

Acc. Nr: 00637232- Ref~. Code: UR 0391
PRIMARY SOURCE: Gigiyena, Truda i Professional'nyye
Zabolevaniya, 1970, Nr 2, pp3l~--lV0
PROBLEIMS Of- INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE IN THE PRODUc-rION OF WGI-1-GRADE
COM,NIERCIAL GLASS
Suponitskjy, 11. Ya.; Shelyfman, F. M ; Zelentsova, S. P.:
Faktorov, I. Ye.; Tupchiy, Ye. P.; Volosfiina, E.I.; Levin, IM. V.
Summary
Pollution of atmospheric environment with arsenous acid anhydride. lead. alan-an-C
oxide and other substances is possible in production of high-cyrode co-nmercia;
Workers engaged in the latter are, at 'the saine tirno. exposed to the eifect of ~,-'ifrared
radiation, elevated air ternperature. noise. vibration, They demonstrate phys'Mogical
shifts of thermoregulation, and an(] the incidence oi affections hnplicatin!Z cardiovascular
system, digestive orcrans. etc is elevated among them. The authors su ggested a number
of measures ainled at improving hygienic conditions of work. sorne of which had been
implemented, I
REEL/FRX%lE
19730157

112 045 UNCLASSIFIED PRUCESSING DATE--20NOV70
TITLE--NEW SYNThETIC iiEt-r AND SOUND INSULATING MATERIAL ISUKAPRON -U-
AUTHGR-(03)-TAU8IN, N.C., VAPNIKw
.CCUNTRY OF !NFC--LSSR
SOURCE--STRCIT. MATER. i970, (31,
DATE PUBLISEE0 ------- 70
Z.A.s FAKTOROVICH, L.M.
27-8
~SUdJELT ARE AS-HiATERIAL-fit MECH., IND., CIVIL AND MAMNE El'qGR
710?IC TAGS--CjA PRONE I PGL,YA,',IiDE RESIN, VARNISH, ACGus,rir INISULATiON, HEAT
!NSULATICti, CCNSTPUCTiGN MATERIAL, AIRCRAFT MATERLIAL;%UJISUKAPRON
INSULATIbb MATNIAL
MTROL J4Al'%KI,%G--N0 RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
?ROXY REEL/FRAME--3002/i241 NO--UR/0228/7t)/000/003/0027/0028
CIRC ACCESSICN NO--AP0128657
U.'Nlc

212 045 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DArE--2011-OV70
CIRC ACCESSICN N(J--APOIL8657
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-M GP-0- A6STRACT. ISCKAPRON (1) (A MIXT. OF TWISTED
AND STRAIGHT KAPRON (il) FIBERS 3ONDED IdTH A POLYAMIDE VARNISH) WAS
OBTAINED i-Rc,,-,, CURLY If FIBER 13Y PRODUCTS. I CAN BE EXTENSIVELY USED !N
THE CONSTRUCTION AND AIRCRAFT INDUSTRIES FOR HEAT AND SUUND INSULATION.
1J,NC LASS IF IED

Ussilt UDC: 52,3.69-01+533.662.013
VOLOBLTYLV, A. N. , FAKTOROVIN, 1. 0.
"Investigation of Conditions of Stoppage of a Lifting Fotor With Hinged
Vanes in Horizontal Flight"
Uch. zap. Tsentr. aerogidrodin-am. in-ta (Scientific 11otes of Central Aero-
hydrodynamics Institute), 1,072, 2, No 5, PP 109-111 (from RZ)i-14ekhanika, X-o
5, May 72, Abstract No 5:B388)
T
Translation: The paper outlines the proredure and the principal results
of mathematical modeling I
on an analog computer to simulate flyvljeel niction
4- 1-01 C)a
in the thrust plane of an absolutely rigid blade of he .1ifting ro-,- f
helicopter fastened in a horizontal hirge by means of an Eflastic elcmcnit.
An investigation was rade into safe conditions for redu C 4 T ~. gthe angul.'~x
velocity of rotation of the lifting rotor to 1 rad/s; at the s2n-,e tine, a
parametric estimate was made of the wwj that flywheel inution of the blade
is affected by the angle of attack and overall F-itch of the rotcr, Lhc mass
characteristics of the blade, the velocity of horizontal flight of the heli-
copter, end th(-~ rigidity of the horizontal hinge. The af2-rcrIynrj:'ii.c load of
the blade was determined on the basis of the clasEical t,-cory sf a lifting
I /;:~

-1/2 016 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
T,ITLE--USE OF A COMPUTER TO CALCULATE SECOND MOMENTS OF EXPERIMENTAL 14MR
SPECTRA -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-FALALEYEVt O.V.p FALALEYEVA, L-G-, LUNDIN, A.G., GURYEVICH,
A.S.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--PRIB* TEKH. EKSP. 1970, 1? 249
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--NMR SPECTRAt COMPUTER CALCULATION, SPECrRUM ANALYSIS,
MATHEMATIC MODEL, AUTOCORRELATION FUNCTION
CONTROL MARKING--NIO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEG
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1988/1553 STEP NO--URfOI20/70/001/00310249/0249
GIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0106299
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 016 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0106299
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-M) GP-0- ABSTRACT. IN ORDER TO FIND THE OPTIMUM
METHODS FOR SPECTRUM PROCESSING WITH RACKGROUNO NOISES THEIR MATH,
MODELS WERE USED. THE MODELS OF THE NMR SPECTRA WERE SELECTED IN THE
FORM OF A GAUSSIAN CURVE AND ALSO AS AN UNRESOLVED DOU3LET. T-HE '1101SES
WERE MODELED AS A SERIES OF ORDINARY NOS. WITH AN AUTOCORRELATION
FUNCTION K(TAU) EQUALS SIGMA XT PRIME2 EXP (MINUS TAU-RC) WHERE SIGMA XI
IS ROOT JMEAN SJUARE VALUE OF THE NOISESY RC IS CONST, OF TIME FOR THE
FILTER OF LOWER FREQUENCIES AT THE RADIOSPECTROMETER EXIC. THE 2ND
MOMENT'4AS CALCD. ACCORDING TO THE ABSORPTION CURVE WHICH WAS
REGENERATED BY INTEGRATION OF THE DERIV. FACILITY: INST. FIZ.v
KRASNOYARSKt USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

112 016 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING UATE--230CT70
-TITLE--USE OF ACONIPUTER TO CALCULATE SECOND MOMENTS OF EXPERIMENTAL 14AR
SPECTRA -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-FALALEYEVY O.Vor FALALEYEVAt L-G-r LUNDIN, A.G.p GU.RYEVICH,
A.S.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--PRIB. TEKH. EKSP. 1970, It Z49
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS-PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--NMR SPECTRA, COMPUTER CALCULATIONt SPECTRUM ANALYSIS,
MATHEMATIC MODEL, AUTOCORRELATION FUNCTION
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
.PROXY REEL/FRAME--1988/1553 STEP NO--UR/0120/70/QOI/000/0249/0249
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0106299
UNCLASSIFIED

212 016 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0106299
ABSTRACTIEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. IN ORDER TO FIND THE OPTIMUM
METHODS FOR SPECTRUM PROCESSING WITH BACKGROUNO NOISES THEIR MATH.
MODELS WERE USED. THE MODELS OF THE NMR SPECTRA WERE SELECTED IN THE
FORM OF A GAUSSIAN CURVE AND ALSO AS AN UNRESOLVED DOUBLET. THE NOISES
WERE MODELED AS A SERIES OF ORDINARY NOS. WITH AN AUTOCORRELATION
FUNCTION K(T4U) EQUALS SIGMA X1 PRIME2 EXP (MINUS TAU-RC) WHERE SIGMA XI
IS POOT MEAN SQUARE VALUE OF THE NOISES, RC IS CONST. OF TIME FOR THE
FILTER OF LOWER FREQUENCIES AT THE RADIOSPECTROMETER EXIC. THE 2ND
MOMENT'WAS CALCD. ACCORDING TO THE ABSORPTION CURVE WHICH WAS
REGENERATED BY INTEGRATION OF THE DERIV. FACILITY: INST. FIZ.,
KRASNOYARSK, USSR.
UNCLASSIFI-ED

0 J- I A I S S v I -)Nrlk
SL4z4,OlOdV--ON NOISS3DDV DIM
POTO/qOIO/100/000/OL/6i~,o/,dn--cN d3IS LLOT/LS61--9HVvJ/139V AXOWd
03JjlSSV13Nn--SSVI:) IN3wnmo
oN,nodwci) ozv ~iozvaiwj IritinOdWO:) N30(AIIN
3tjllqv '3CIIXLJ DIWVO~il-l 'ONnOdWO:) AXOd3 lion(IOdd INVId 09SS]3OVd--S9Vi 'ild0l
3,dnjin3inv 'AbIS1W3HO--SV3dV ID3rbns
OL ------- 03HSliund 31V0.
P-90T '(1) '0L61 NnAVNt *WIH)l *H3S 'HISS 'Sfl~IV131R >inAVN 'OVNV ISISBA-378IMS
dssn--oANI 30 AldlNnoo
'N'1 #VAgAgIVIVA 4*1'A 'VGVAIONH3IA3SNVd-(ZO)-j3o[jinv
-n- SONnOdWO3 0113ADOb313H ONINIVIN03 N-~OUIIN
ONIV S~NIWV 9140S fillm 14011OV3d Sil ONV 301X0 103MMUIA11V 'Z S301XO--31111
OLd3S~il--JIVO ONISS3DO~id 0313ISSVIONn Boo Z/1

212 008 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--13SEP70
CIRC ACCESSION N.10--AP0104475
4BSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- 4BSTRACT. KEEPING 30 G 29ALLYLBORNE3L WITH
17 G 78PERCENT ACOOH 10 DAYS GAVE 55.8PERCENT
2, 12, 3 EPOXYPROPYL ) BORNEOL , B SUB 2 123 .5-4. 5OPGREES t N Pk I Pi,E20 SUBD
1.4963, D PRIME29 1.0469. THIS KEPT WITH AMINES SEVERAL DAYS OR HEATE:D
SEVERAL HR ON A STEAM BATH (C SUB5 H SUBIL NH SUB2 AIND PIPERIDINE
REQUIRED 2 HR AT 120DEGREES TO COMPLETE THE REACTION), GAVE 24-60PERCENIT
FOLLOWING 21 (3, (R SUBSTITUTED) 2,HYDROXYPROPYL) BORNEOLS: (R SHOe.N) :
ETNH, M. 110DEGREES; ET SUB2 N, B SUB4 159-61DEGREES, N PRIME20 SUBD
1.4980f D PRIME20 0.9798; C SUB5 H SU21I.NH, 8 SUB2 193DEGREES, N
PRIME50 SUBD 1.4Rl0j D PRIMtE50 0.9695; PIPERIOIN0, 3 SUBZ
193-3.5DEGREESt N PRfME50 SUBD 1.49:)0, D PRIME50 1.0075; PHNH, 14.
85-7DEGREES: 2.BENZIMIDAZOLYL, M. 154-50EGREES; AND 2tBENZOTRIAZOLYL, M.
169DEGREES.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR
UDC 669.285'27:620.17
PAVLOV, I - I-L , FAL4L"~".Zfi, S"-, HAKUNIN, M. S., and SHELEST, G. Ye.,
Institute of Metaliurgy, Academy of Sciences USSR
"Effect of Tungsten on Structure and Properties of Electron-Beam-Melted
lfolybdenuTrP
Vliyaniye vol'frama na strukturu i svoystva molibdena elektronnoluchevov
plavki (cf. English above), Moscow, 1971, 13 pp, ill, bibliography with 12
titles, No 3334-71 Dep (from RZh-Metallurgiya, No 1, Jan 72, Abstract No
H779 DEP by authors)
Translation of Abstract: The authors investigated vacuum-melted Mo with
0.7-10% W. Ingots were processed by extrusion through an eyelet. The
microhardness of as-cast and as-deformed alloys was determined. The mechani-
cal properties of alloys (short-term fracture) were determined at 500, 600,
700, and 1000'. The ridnimum m.'crohardness for cast alloys is obtained with
0.7-2.0% W. To judge by microhardness, all melts after extrusion were more
homogeneous than as-cast. Softening of the investigated alloys occurs in
the 700-10000 range. The optimum combination of strength and plastic prop-
erties at room temperature is observed in the alloy with 2% W. Three
illustrations. Bibliography with 12 titles,
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bSSR
uDc 621.385.032.24
FALALEYEVA) Z. S., SHELEST, A. YE.
Method of Evaluation of Durability of Multl--Cross Piece Grid of 11,'ol,~hdenwl. Wire"
V sb. Pla-stich. deforratsiva tui~oplavk. met. i spets. snlayov (Plastic Flow of
Refrac nj Metals and Special Alloys of Works), Moscow, "Nauka,"
1970, pp 22-25 (from RZh--Elektronika i yeye 2rimeneniye, No 7, Jul-v 1970, Abstract
No 7A98)
Translation: Multi-cross piece grids of the "stocking" t~-pe for electron tubes are
produced from srmll-diameter molybdenum. wire, direct determination of the durabil-
ity characteristics of which is very difficult. In addition, in the process of
ranufacture of the grid cross piece and winding of the wire, various technological
operations (heat treatment, deposition of coating, aad soldcrin(-) aP2 underL-_one,
which effect the character of the finished grids. In order to evaluate the qual-
ity of grids of the "stocking" type, a method is proposed for checking them on a
micromachine by bending between two mandrels. A description is given of the
behavior of the grid during the recommended test method., and the character of the
deformation of the individual components for construction of the Grid is analyzed,
Formulas are derived for detemining the breakin.- force relative to one cross
piece of the load corresponding to the start of breakdown of the grid and which
is recorded at the testing machine. In the Novosibirsk Electrovacuum Institute,
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FALALEYEVA, Z. S., SIMEST, A. YE, Plastich. defornatsjI2 tuSoplavk. met. i spets.
splavov, 1970, pp 22-25 (from RZh--Elektronika i yeye primeneniye, No 7, JuIY
1970, Abstract No 7A98)
-tests were conducted by the proposed method of finished grids of the "stacking"
type, the results of which conformed well with the results of tests on the dura-
bility during stretching of individual wires. 1 ill. 2 ref. Summary.
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UDC 548.52
BRIK, V. B., BY10OVSKIY, A. I., LARIKOV, L. N., and FAL'CHENKO, V. M.
"The Effect o-f the Geometrv of Growth of a-Sn Crystals on the Kinetics of
Transformation of White Tin Into Gray"
Kiev, Metallofizika, No 32, 1970, pp 113-118
Translation: The general kinetics of the ~ - a transformation of the high-
purity OVCh-000 (99.9995%) tin on specimens of various forms, i.e., massive
in the form of small cubes, plates, and wire, was investigated by the method
of hydrostatic weighing.
The overall rate of the polymorphic a transformation adheres to Avrami's
equation X = I - exp (- Atk),
where X is the share of the transformed volume; A and k are the constants.
At the same tim-e, k depending on the form of specimens assures various
values: 2.3-2.7 for massive specimens, 1.5-2 for spec-imens in the form of
plates, and I for the specimens in the form of wire of a diameter less than
0.8 mm.
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tWR
MC 539-219-31548.3
LARIKOV9 L. N., FAL'CFSj8PjjJI., and CIMIAYAt L. F., Institute of 1,.;etal
Pbysicsq Acar:exjr or8_,c!_e'n'ce's_ UIXSSR
wThe Effect of the Type of a Crystal lattice on the Diffusion %obility of
Atoms in Metals of the Iron GroupP
Kievp Nat-02afiziAcal NO 31, 1970P PP 75-82
TIwislationt The effect of the type of crystal lattice on the parameters of
volume and bourAary diffusion in metals of the iron gratrp and their alloys
Is examined on the basis of the data arailable in the literature. It is
shown that the difference between the robility in ::~_- and 'e- iron is much
greater than among the mobility in close-packed cubic nodiflea-tior-s of,,~- -1ron,
nickel, and -d"-cobalt durJmg the exLrrapolation of 'their values to the same
temperature. In 6eneralp this conclusion also extends to the diffusion of
other elements In these metals. The type of crystal lattice has a marked
effect on the w--ameters of volume self-diffusion and has a weak. effect on
the nobility of atoms along grain boundaries.
Bibliographyt 48 entries, 12 Illustrations.
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U
UDC '21-791:546.62,
0 1: 532 .72
V.R., L07,OV',:;KWfA, A.V., RTA.VCHE_1;K(3,
LARIKOV, L.N., LA RYABOV,
L
A.G.) and YEFZMI11A, A.N.
"Determination of Aluminum Self-Diffusion in intermetallides Forned DurincT
Welding"
Kiev, Av'bomaticheskaya- Svarka, No 6, Jun 71, Ru~ 71-72
Abstract: In the Dresent work, conducted by the Institllutue of Electric Weldin-g
jointly with the Institute of Metal Physics, Academy of Sciences Ukrtninian
SSR, with the use of 4soto-0e A126 self-diffusion was studied in samples of
pure aluminum and Fe-Al alloys having the following intermetallic pliases:
FeA13, FeAl, F Al, FeA , and FeA12. Equations for the temper"ture relation-
e3 15
ship of zelf-diffuzion coefficients were derived. I treble, 2 biblioUpphi"CLI
references.
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USSR UDD C 6 2 1 1
FALDITT, N.V.
"Tine Opt!-T-ai Control of Linear Plants wIth Llm'Lted
Phase Coordinates"
Optim-allnoye po ~,,remenl upravlenlye lineyny-ml ob,1ye' tam!
pri ogran-Ichenny'Kh fazovykh koordinatakh (cf. En~,-liish- abo-e)"
Leningrad, Izvestiya vySshikh Uchebn7fkh Zaveder FrIbor-
stroyenlye, 197(),' 14-0 1, 'p-P 53-57
Translation:
Considered 13 the applIcation of the optimalit,' , con-
ditions to the synthesis of optimal response control of linear
i
.Plants In problen.- wIth 1ImItatIons on the T)haz;e coonlIrlates-
New necessary optimality conditions are formulated for the
case of "nonregular" 11mitation-u.
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USSR
uDc 620.193.01
YODYANOV, YU. H., XONYAYEV, B. YA., and L, Voronezh Polytech-
nic Institute, Voronezh State Fedagogi e FRIARAW
"Effect of Ultrasound on Cathodic Processes on Iron and Nickel"
Moscowt Zashchita Metallovo Vol 8, No 3, MaY-Jun 72, pp, 296-298
Abstracts The authors studied the effect of an ultrasonic field on Cathodic
reactions under aeration condit'lons and in an inert gas atmosphere, specifical-
ly the behavior Gf iron (0.08 percent C) and nickal (Np-2) in in. H?sO4 at 300.
There was found to be a shift in the corrosion potential of both metals and a
significant increase in coriosion losses in the aerated acid with the appli-
cation of the ultrasonic field, Ibis ir, due mainly to an increase in the
acid ionization rate as a result of inten3ive stirring of the solution.
Under the action of ultrasound the self-dissolution rate of iron in the
presence of air is about double that of nickel.
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112 029 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DAr-a--230CT70
TITLE--CHROP41UM PLATING IN A PERCHLORATE ELECTROLYTE -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-FALICFIEVA, A.I., IONOVA, E.G.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOUQ,CE--ZASHCH. METAL. 1970, 6(2)l 191-5
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--CHkOMIUM PLATING, PERCHLORATE, ELECTROLYT~, CArHoi)E
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1996/1910 STE P NO--iJR /031 65) / 70 / 0101) /00.2/0 19 1/,')l 95
C IRr ACCESSION N0---APl0)1If3872

2/2 029 UNCL ASS I F I ED PRCCESS I-NIG 0ATE--230CT7C
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0113872
ABSTRACT/EXTKACT--(Ul GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE FOLLOPWING P11OBLFMS WERE
STUDIED IN THE INVESTIGATION OF CR PLATING ON, A CU, INI r AND STEEL
CATHODES IN CF(CL0 SUB4) SUB3 SOLN. WITH Ulf-I SU'L')4) SUB2 Cr. SUB3 AND HCL
AS PH REGULATORS: BUFFERING CAPACITY, SURFACE Tc:i~Sjty~, SPECtRA OF LIGHT
ABSORPTION, PH OF THE NEAP CATHODE LAYER, AND STABILITY OF THE
PERCHLORATE ELECTROLYTE. ALSO THE EFFECTS OF CATHODE C.D., ACITITY,
TEMP.f ANG QUALITY OF CR PLATINGS WERE EXA.AD. THE !3EST CR I)EPOSITS i-itc-RE
-OBTAINED AT CATHODE C.DS. OF .20-30 A-Ohl PRI'llEZr PH 0.65 PLUS 0,~ 111"N"'JS
0.05# AND TEMP.20-25DEGREES ADDNS. OF UREA (2M), Nil SUB4 BF SUB4 (0.3sn'
AND ALPHA,ALANINE (0.5 G-1.) INCREASE THE BUFFERING CAPACITY OF
ELECTROLYTE OVER A WIDE RANGE OF PH AND CURTAILS THE FORMATION OF SOLID
PHASE CR(OH) SUB3. FACILITY: VORONEZH. POLITEKH. INST.t VORONEZHt
USSR.
ti-i'LLASSIFIEUG

112 025 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
TITLE--THE SURGICAL TREATMENT OF REGIONAL METASTASES OF CANCER OF THE
UPPER RESPIRATORY TRACT -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-PACHES, A.I.p FALILEYEVv G.V.t MATYAKIN, YE.G.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
.~SGURCE-VESTNIK OTORINOLARINGOLOGII, F19:~701 NR 39 PP 72-76
DATE PUBLISHEU------70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--SURGERY, METASTASIS, CANCERt RESPIRATORY SYSTEM, LYMPHATIC
SYSTEM, VEIN9 NERVE
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REELIFRAME--1989/1250 STEP NO--UR/0607/70/000/003/0072/0076
CIRC AC%'..'ESSION NO--AP0107726
UNCLASS IF I ED

712 0_25 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--1_6OCT7C
I
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0107726
ABSTKACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE PAPER PRESENTS A OtSCRIPTION
OF THE OPERATION OF FACIAL, SHEATH REMOVAL OF THE CELLULAR' TISSUE OF THE
NECK IN METASTASES UF MALIGNANT TUMORS OF THE UPPER RESPIRATURY TRACT.
ITS ADVANTAGE OVER CRILE'S OPERATION CONSISTS IN THAT IT PkLSERVES THE
INTERNAL JUNGULAR VEIN, THE STERNOCLEIDOMASTOID MUSCLE AND ACCESSORY
NERVE. THIS PRODUCES BETTER FUNCTIONAL AND COSMETIC RESULTS. THIS TYPE
OF OPERATION MAY BE PERFORMED IN CLINICALLY OBSCUkl: ~-!ETASTASES OR MOBILE
LYMPH NODES NONADHERED TO THE MUSCLE AND VEIN. THE OPERATI&N MAY BE
EFFECTED SIflULTANEOUSLY FROM BOTH SIDES. THIS TYPE OF OPERATION 6Y ITS
RADICAL CHARACTER IS NOT INFERIOR TO CLILE'S OPEAATION. FkOM 1965 THE
AUTHORS PEkFORMED 117 SUCH OPERATIJNS IN 104 PATIENTS WERE FCLLOWEL) UP
(28 OF THEM OVER THREE YEARS)-RELAPSES OF REGIGNAL.METASTASES iERE- NOTEL)
IN 7.4 PER CENT OF CASES. FACILITY: OTO. OPUKHOLEY 60LOVY I
SHEI INS-TITUTA EKSPERIMENTALINOY I KLINICHESKUY ONKOLOGII AMN SSSR AND
KAFEDRY ONKOLOGII TSENTRAL. INST. USOVERSHENSTVDVANIYA VRACHEY,
C L A S S I F I E 0

USSR UDC 613.644-073.43-78
CHMIAK, P. N., MININ, B. A., and FALIN, N. I., Moscow
"An Instrument for integral Hygienic Assessment of Noises"
Moscow, Gig-4yena Truda i Professional'nyye Zabolevaniva, No 7, 1973, pp 48-50
Abstract: A noise exposure meter developed by the authors (Inventor's Cer-
tificate No 290305) can be used to register noise produced within a large
area or that experienced by a single worker over long periods of time without
attendance. It employs a mercury capillary coulometer-integrator as the
memory. An amplifier need not be used at noise levels above 100 db. Tescs
with the meter showed that it has a sensitivity of 10.juamps at 100 db and
can be used continuouslv at this level. for 680 hours. Cumulative noise is
read out in arbitrary units or in ttw/hr/cM2. The integral noise assessment
criterion provided by this instrument would be of value in public health
studies when combined with the noise characteristics utilized traditionally
(intensity, spectrum).
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U&SR
uDc: 535-853-225:535-317.1
PARITSKAYA, G. G., M 1 K, T. K.
"Investigation of Irage Quality in the DFFS-12 and DFS-32 Spectrometers"
Leningrad, Optiko-Mekhanicheskaya Promyshlennost', No 11, Nov 70, pp 20-23
Abstract: A new method is pro-posed for calculating the "instrument function"
of monochromators in the case of long thin slits. The instrument function
of a z-onoc-hromator is the change in the radiant flux which passes through
the output slit as it moves over the width of the monochrorlatic, image of
the input slit. The instrument function calcu-1ated for DFS-12 (DFS-32)
spectrometers by the proposed procedure agrees satisfactorily with the
experimentally determined function, both with respect to the shape of the
curve and its width.
147
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USSR TjDc: 681.3.005:51
FALIK, V. N.
""ftW-M5WM"M-
"On a Language of Functional Abstractions"
V sb. Tsifr. vychisl. tekhnika i progra=mdr. (Digital Compute-I Technolocy
and Pr-ograr--ang--collect-ion of wo;ksy, vyp. 6, Moscow , it Sov. ra-dio",
197-1, pp 111-118 (from RZh--.,L'ibernetika, No 7, Jul 71, Abstract No 7V7031)
Translation: A 1-anguagre of functional abstractions is proi~osed which c--n
be used as a base language in constructing an internal cormjuter 1-anguage,
and may also find application in investigation of proble=- of formaliain-
the semantics of languages. for progriumning,
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UDC 632.95
AREN, A- K. ZELIMEN, V. N. , YHGOROVA, L. V. , OZOLIW ,
R. R., POPLAVSKAYA, N. I., and SHOFRO, E. A., Institute of Organic Synthesis,
Academy of Sciences Latvian SSR
"Method of Preparing 2-(a-phenyl-a-p-fltiorophenylacet3rl)-1,3-indandione"
USSR Authors' Certificate No 263586, filed 14 Nov 67, published 4 Jun 70
(from RZh-Khimiya, No 1, 10 Ja-,i 71, Abstract No lN531P)
Translation: A mixture of 4.5 g metallic Na is heated at 130-140' in 50 ml
anhydrous PhMe, 45 ml anhydrous MeOll is then added dropwise to the mixture.
The mass is heated on an oil bath for 1-1.5 hr with intensive stirring,
evaporated, and the residue cooled to 80* and treated with 150 ml anhydrous
C6H6 and 20 g dimethyl phtlialate. A mixture of 11.25 g freshly prepared
phenyl-fluorophenylacetone in 50 ml anhydrous C6116 is added droy)wjse over
the space of I hr to Elie reaction mass, with a 50 ial mixture of C6115 and
MeOll distilled off at the same time. Then once more a mixture of 11.25 g
freshly prepared 2-rihe-,i,~,1-2-p-fluorophenylacetorie and 4 g anhydrous dimethyl
phthalate in 50 ml anhydrous C611 is added dropwise, with 50 ml of solvents
being distilled off. During coAensation oil bath temperature is 118-120'.
After components are miNed, the mixture is stirred for 10 hr at 118-1200,
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Aren, A. K. , et al., USSR Authors' Certificate No 263586, filed 14 Nlov 67,
published 4 Jun 70 (from RZh-Khimiya, No 1, 10 Jan 71, Abstract No IN531P)
evaporated at 11-15 mm; the oily residue is treated with 800 ml cold water,
and heated with stirring. The layer of water is decanted, and the crystalline
residue treated analogously three or four times with water until it dissolves
completely. Combined water layers are treated with 40 ml dilute 11C1 (acid,
1:1) until the reaction of the medium is acid, are stirred, kept for -J12
hr, and decanted. The amorphous residue is treated with 80 ml hot iso-PrOH
and stirred. A yellow precipitate is filtered off, which is rinsed two or
three times with 10 to 15 ml portions of cold iso-PrOll, to vield 15 g
(42.5%) 2-(a-phenyl-a-p-fluorophenylacetvl)-1,3-indandione (1), melting
point 121-5*. The isopropyl mother liquors are diluted with 100-150 ml
water and decanted; the oily residue is treated with 5 ml IICL (acid, 1:1),
to yield, as described above, an additional 3 g (8.5%) 1. 1 possesses a
broad spectrum of zoocidal action,
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1/2 016 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--- 0
T I TLE--2, ALPHA, PHENYL,ALPHAt P I FLUOROPHENYLt ACETYL It 3, [ND4NDICNE -U-
AUTHOR- (0 5) - AREN . A.K., ZELMENi V.N., OZOLIN, R.R., SHAFRO, 2.4.,
FALKENS N, B.YU.
ro Woe-
%. ~4;~FO-USSR f-'_
SOURCE--U.S.S.R. 263Y586
REFERENCE--OTKRYr[YA, fZ08RET., PROM. OBRAZTSY, TOVARNYLE ZNAKI 197c,
DATE PUBLISHED--10FES70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--BE&lZGNE OERIVATIVEr AROMATIC KETONEV CHEEMICAL PATENTj CHEki'Lk'-
SEPARATION, FLUORINATED ORGANIC COMPOUND
CONTaOL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFTEO
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3006/1587 STEP NO--UR/0482/70/000/0001%~;'000/~i'u~'jG
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AAOL35228
UNCLASSItIED