SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT FOYA, N.M. - FRANTSEVICH, I.M.

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USSR UDC 612.825.261
KOROLIOVA, A._Ye., and_EQX4,_N,_A., Division of the Pathology of Higher
Nervous Activity and Laboratory of the Pathology of the Nervous System,
Institute of Physiology imeni A, A. Bogomoletsj Academy of- Sciences
Ukrainian SSR, Kiev
"Disorders of Short-Term Memory in Dogs With Injured Frontal Lobes of the
Brain"
Kiev, Fiziologichniy Zhurnal, Vol 19, No 3, May/Jun ~73, pp 303-309
Abstract: The short-term memory of dogs with various degrees of injury to
the frontal lobes was studied on the basis of visual~perception of food
location. It was established that the field F2 according to the classifi-
cation of Adrianov and Mering was mainly responsible.for the disturbance
of delayed responses. This disturbance increased with an increasing extent
of the site of the injury. The disturbance could not be ascribed solely to
a deterioration of the kinesthetic gnosis; it was baoed on a low level of
trace excitement and of the perservation phenomenon and also, at a si6ul-
taneous injury to the proreal and anterior sygmoid gyrus,~to a far-reaching
destruction of the collation apparatus. In connection with this, the
ability to consider the results of a complet'ed acticnIi wasIost.
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USSR UIDC 61268M612-178 5
MIS, E. D., DLTMIH, E. 0.1 FQXA, and SHAPOVAL, L. It., Institute of
Physiology imeni 0. 0. Bog0ii-O-letso Academy of Sciences, Ukrainian SSR
"Histochemical Changes in Neurons of the Bulbar Cardiovascular Center After
Exclusion of the Baroreceptors of the Sino-Aortic Reflexogenic Zone"
Kiev, Fiziologichniy Zhurnal, no 6, 1970, PP 784--~788
Abstracta Denervation of the sinocarotid and aortic reflexogenic zones in
rabbits resulted in the development of stable hypertension. Histochemical
study of the RNA content and succinic, dehyd-rogenase activity in neurons of
the medu.1la oblongata cardiovascular cen'ter revealed areas.with significant
changes in the above indices. The medial, lateral, and giant-cell nuclei of
the reticular formation showed some increase in.the nuinber of activated neurons,
which produce and utilize RNA, intensification of satellitosis, and large
number of structures with high succinate dehydrogenase~activity. No such
changes were detected in other nuclei investigated (doesal hucleus of the
vagus, region of the tractus solitarius, and nucleus 4-biguus).

022 UNCL ASSI Ff k) PROCEiSSING DATE--tlSEPT07
T.TTLE--EFFECT OF NEOCOPTEX ABLATION OfqfT.HELSTATE OF HYPOTHAL4.4US
NEUROSECRETORY ELEMENTS -U-
:'-AUTHDR-GENIS, YE.D., FOYA# N.M.
.COUNTRY-OF INFO--USSR
',SOURCE--FIZIOLOGICHNIY ZHURNAL# 1970, VOL 16, NR if PP 55-60
PATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
7SUBJECT,AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND Mk)ICAL SCIENCES
~-OPIC-TAGS--CEREBRAL CnRTEX,*RABBITY NERVEP SECRETI ON, $RAIN
~CONTRtll. -MARKING--NO RFSTQICTtONS
.DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
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CIRC ACCESSION 40--AP0052311
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:022 RROCESSIN! DATE--115EP70
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CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0052311
~.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A BILATFRAL ABLATION 13F NE)CID-tTEX
IN RABBITS RESULTS IN THE OISTURBANCE OF EVACUATION OF NEUROSECRETION
.3THALA,4- HYPIOIP~AYSEAL
AND ITS DFPr)SITInN IN ALL THE DIVISIONS OF THE tjY01 ~j
NSUR05FCRETORY SYSTFM. AT THE SAME TIME,SECAETOAY Acriviry op tt-49 CPLLS
OF SUPRAOPTICAL AND PARAVENTRICULAR NUCLEI DECREASES, CYCLIC PFCU4pENCE
~."-OF THE NEUROSECRETORY PROCESS IS DISTUPBED AND THE QUANTITY Or- DARK
PYCNOTIC FORMS OF CELLS INCREASES. BESIDES INTENSIFTCATION OF
NEUROSECRETION ENTRANCE IS ALSO OBSERVED ALONG Ex,rRAHYPCPHYSEAL
-~.PATHWAYS,-INTO.THE VESSFLS.OF THE BRA .IN TISSUE ANI) BRAIN TISSUE
SURROUNDING THEM, INTn LiobfiR 9Y ACTIVATING GLIA CELLS. THE MENTIONED
:CHANGES,INTENSIFIEO IN TIME AND WERE n8SFRVED 1-2-~~MONT4S AFTEP THE
BILATERAL'ABLATION OF NEDCORTEX.t UNDER UNILATEqAL DECORTICATION SUCH
'CHANGES WERE OBSERVED 5-10 MONTHS AFTER OPERATION;o THE INVESTIGATIONS
-'CONDUCTED SHOWN THE PRESENCE OF A NERVOUS CONTROt;iOlF THF NEURO SECRET9RY
~FUNCTION AND.PERMIT ONE TO CONCLUDE THAT.THE:NEOCORTEX AFRATIO4 RESULTS
A STEADY DECREASE OF FUNCTIONAL ACTIVITY IN, THE HYPOI`HALA4US~
ELEMENTS.

USSR LTDc: 621.374.32
FOYDA, A. N.
"A Shift Register"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, ProiVshiennyye Obraztsy, Tovarnyye Ualki,
No 20, Jul 72, Author's Certificate No 343307, Division G, filed 4 Jan 70,
published 22 Jun 72, p 176
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces':a shift register based
on potential logic elements. The register contains tx7c controlling ele-
ments in each digital place, an output flip-flop, tend a data reception
element.. The controlling elements are connected to a cadence pulse line,
Euid the data reception element is connected to the first controlling ele-
ment. The output of this controlling element is connected to the, input
of one of the elemeiito of the outp it flip-f lop. A.-I. a 0 titinguishi nj f ca-
ture,of the patent, the register is simplified by. clorinecLing, the input of
the second controlling element to an additional cadence pulse line with
pulse displacement relative to the main cadence pulpes by a time which
exceeds the operating time of the first controlling elemi!nt, and, the out-
put element of the output flip-flop iti connected t6 the inpid, of th(-,! next
digital place.
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USSR UIXII 6211.3844634
I Y _rInI
ALEKSANDRnVI I. A., CO,
F4 W, -7 U11
YE. V., KOTOV, V. I.$ NFK SOV,A. N., P I L I N I A. A., P IMITIGIN,
V. A., RSAYEV, R. A., SAMOYLOV, A. V., S EL F-tNEV I V. S.,
SMEBRS&KOV, B. A., KRANAMIRYAN, A. YE., an4 KHODY'REV, YU. S~
'i(raelectron
"Negative Particle Channel ~With Mornrntira uvto 60 G
Volts/Second"
rmergiyq, Vol 29, No 1, Jul 70,pp 29-34
Moscow, Atomnaya
'Abstract: This article contains a description of' a channel for
~transporting negative particles generated in an internal dccele-
ratoIr target with momentum up to 60~ f if aelec~tron volts/second
rrigal~,c ho
70
band an accelerated proton energ -,.ctron volts. T
,y of
-d so thkat fnr an acee
channel is designe L-nra~od proton encrigy
of 70 gigaelectron volts it can be adjusted :~to momentim in the
rahgo of 40-60 gigaelectron volts/second. 'On reducing the cnprgry
nf the accelerated protons,~ the channel can be adjusted to lower
momentum, The lower limit corresponds to art, acc,~Ierated proton
-of 20 gigaelectron volts and.is equat to 11-A 11-11 ipe Lee tron
energy
volts/second.
The optical systern of tho channPI and ~L' ts, characterLstics
J MUM
%Oftm~~

USSR
ALEMANDROV, 1. A., et al. Atomnaya Energo:'a, Vo
1 29, No 1,
-Jul 70, pp 29-34
are presented. The limiting solid capture angle. of the secondary
:7 particles by the channel:is 32 microsteradirins. : The best re-
solution with. respect-to momentum is-0.3 pei-cr-nt without dia-
creasing the pacture angle, The channel wgu~, inv0stigated pri
marily using a secondary beam with a moment~fti of 50 jon-
electron volts/second. The procedure! for adjusting the channel
and the calculated data are described. The,Aifftrenccs between
the calculated operating conditionsloE the ~Iemeiits and tke
conditions after adjustment together do not~~:exceed the errors
.,of the fringing field of the accelerator, the magnetization.
curve, and the curve for calibrating the.bypAssea of the ma.~~n,,t.
On the whole, the beam parmeters agree we L L' wi 0 the calculated
data.
A detailed diagram of the chnnnel layo!at ts Presen ted, and
graphs arr prefiented for, the rarlial.position! he t:nr;,c tr,
41titi the proditetion atilyIn at, fauctions Of 010~ Irloiw-' n tt III)
siecondary pcirticIrs, the optical s'stem.of 01- p;i1:11
y
r)f Lhe bnnms iti tho horizontal and vertical, planrl,G, Hio

USSR
ALWSAND'IOV, 1. A., et al., Atomnaya Energf a , 1 29, 1,
y
Jul 70, pp 29-34
-esolution of the channel, the beam profilc 'with; momentum of
.50 gigaelectron volts/second intthe parallol, section and slit
width of the aperture collimators of +20 mm~~and the pulse
collimator +6mm, the beam, profile witTi :momentum of 50 -ri,ta-
electron voTts/second in the final representation on including
the lens doublet, and the beam profile with:!momelitum of 50
-igaelectron volts/second in the:final representation on
including a lens triplet.,
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TECHNICAL TRANSLATION'
340-T2
ENGLISH TITLZt Operationsl, Characterl9ticj. of Ty" Bets-I and Ents-2
Inatopic,Thermaelectric: Generators
wnnyye,
Termoelmktrithaskilth Generatorov Tlia- "Uta-,V
G. N. Fradkin V. M ltodyukov,
Te. A. Kazakov
SOURC91 RadLatdictussays Tackbuilts. Tfudy',, Issue 4,
All-Un%on Scientific Resuarth Institute for
Radiation Technology# Atcaizd&t, Moscow. 1970.
Translated for FSTC by Eric Peabody, Leo Kanner
NOTICE
K-T The contents of this publication have been translated as presented in the original test. No
attempt has been made to verify the accuracy of any statement contained herein. This
translation is published with a minimum of copy editing and graphics preparation in order
to expedite the dissemination of information. Requests for additional copies of this
document should be addressed to Department A. National Technical Information Service,
Sp ringfieldo Virginia .22 151. Approved for pub lic release. dis tribud on unlimited.

Nuclear Science land Technology.
USSR
FRADM, G. M.P BREMIEVA., N. YE., YERSHOVA., Z. V.) DOGDA1,10VP7 1. (Dec=az~:),
KODYUKOV V. M., VOROTTIN, A. IT., KOZLOV, A. G. , MALYK-,J, YU., A.,
B., V. RAGOZINSKIY,. A. I., FEDOROV, V. V. and CHUS5-,W, YU. V., St~-:_te Cz:--
mittee on the Use of Atomic Energy USSR, Fourth International Confer_=nce
the United Nations on the Peaceful Use of Atomic Energy, Geneva, 6-16 sen -ti
"Development of IsotoDic Power Technology in,the USSV~
Moscow, Ato,mnaya Energiya, Vol 31, No 4, Oct 71, PP 358-365
Abstract: The construction in the USSR of isotopic. -Wherzzroelectric cell-? rs-:Or
for powering oceanographic and navigation dovices, hydrorm;.phic,
radiometeorological, magnetic variation stations, high'-eleve-tion co:7-_-_ -ay
stations and other scientific research stations,and groun:1 installat_,_~-_= i-=
reported on. The most suitable for fuel applications:are iaotopes -~:izt a
half-life period within the limits 100 days to 160 years (~_~,proximately :70
toDes), of which 12-15 can be obtained in large amounts. Most quantities
of fission radicac+i - isozoroes and
also the most in"deelly used radioac-~~v=
Sr9O are obtained by processing radioacti've waste solutions. To
isolation of radiochemically pure elements, including Sr90, the k;r01110 cCnz2n_
tra-bion metlaod is used, based on calcium oxalate preciipi-~ation. '41ne =0a__
promising technique is extraction separatioa of alkaline_-ear-__i- elemennz
isolation of mi-le strentilll-n. Hiere the folloinrng extrac-,ant', lai-_ u.-ed;

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FRADKM, G.M., et al, Moscow, Atomnaya'Energiya, V61:31, [To 4, Oct 71, PP 358-365
solution of di-2-ethylhexylorthophosphoric acid in kerosene from a nitric acid
medium, and a solution of salicylaldoxime in tributyl~ phosphate from an alkaline
(sodium hydroxide or ammonia) solution. Currently WnStr=tion has been co=-
pleted for blocks with activities in the tens and hundredz,of kilocuries based
on Ce144 (20,000 curies), Sr90 (9000-100,000 curies),~and Csl37 (50,000-150x `00~0
curies)j ana- also blocks based on Pu238, p0210, CM2420 and.co6o. The therm-1
capacity of these blocks lies within the range 1-1006vastz~. An empirical fc=-ula
was derived and tested for the power yield in an isotopic (thermal) block. Also
discussed is biological protection during development~and construction of iso-
tope power sources containing kilocurie amounts of radioactive heat. in der-II-Ir
with the conversion of radioactive decay energy, the rhermnelectric metl,,od W~ 3
found to be most fully mastered at present; low-temper~aturas se.-iiconductor
J
materials (up to 30000 have been obtained with,quite-high effic-lencies
as well as medium-temDerature (300-700c)C) and high-terImpera, ture (hi&er th,-;~_
7000C) semiconductor materials Combining different - niaterialo in -Lh(, form ~ o
attainment efliciency -n
cascade elements alaready per-rA of 12-15%
prototypes. Demands, of minirmim weight and size and also lovlenckgraunE of
attendant neutron and gamma-radiation led to construction of -portable Sz!nerato-rS
of the MIG-67 type based on pU23 . The unique prop 2;,
8 ertits of Cm 42 Fnd p0213 (high,
specific power yield and fairly low-gamma-radiation intensity) zma-,~e feasible
construction of isotqpic thermoelectric generators using caocaded connt~rters -,iti,
efficiencies of 8-10-,Yj in the 300-85001" runge.
211)

USSR
FRAM&N. G. M MEMEVA, N. YE., YERSHOVA, Z. V.,~BOGDANOV, N. 1.
(Deceased), KUDYUK
'OV, V. M., VORONIN A. N., K0ZLOVj A. G., MILMI, YU. A.,
NIKIPELOV, B. V., RAGOZINSKIY ' A. I., FEDGROV,,V. V,' and CFUSHKIN, YU. V.1
State Committee for the Use of Atomic Energy USSR
"Advancement of Research in the.Field of Nuclear Power Engineering in the
USSR (Report Presented at the Fourth United z4ations International Conference
on the Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy held 6 to 16 September 1971 In
Geneva)"
Moscow, Atomnaya energaiya, Vol 31, no.4, Oct 71, pp 158-365
Abstract: This report cites data on the Soviet. devellopmen't of the thermo-
electric generators designed for feeding oceanographic and navigation
devices, hydrographic, automatic, radiometeorologicaL, magnetic variation
stations, high-mountain cosmic ray stations.and other scientific research
land stations. The report covers the scientific and technical fundamentals
of such energy sources and cites the cliaracteristics.of some generators,
Discussed in some detail are various aspects of radio~Isotopic fuels,
selection, properties, distinctive charActeristics,, eValuation, requirements,
cost factors, availability, handling safety factors, and forms of applica-
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T!
USSR
FRADKIN, G. M., et al, Atomnaya Fnergiya, Vol 31, no,4, OCL 71, pp 358-365
tion. The potential use of extraction separation of'alkali-earth elements
for obtaining pure strontiun is noted. A table lists the comparative
characteristics of various isotopes having'potential 'use in thermoelectric
generators. Much consideration is given to topics dealing~with energy release
in an isotopic unit, biological protection, radioactive decay energy conver-
sion, thermal flow chart selection,and gene rator des'igns. Described and
illustrated are some thermoelectric generators of various designations (using
Ce144. C,137, SOO, pu238, CM242(pO210)) including Beta-1, Beta-2, Beta-C,
Efir, Penguin, MIG-67 (portable-type),and generators Oith cascade converters.
(8 illustrations).
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USSR UDO 621-039-574.5
TERENTIYEV, V. P., ZHARKOV, V. A., WDIIINk.,Q P1. and CHAVY-
I
~.CHALOVA, T. P,
"Optimal Irradiation Modes in Isotope Production"
9 C' t' 70, p 260-264
Moscow, Atomnaya enerpiya, Vol 2 No 4, 0 P
Abstract: In response to the need for developing economically
favorable modes for obtaining radioisotope e,a6rgy through irradi-
ation, the authors use as the criterion for 5~xch modes minimum
expense for obtaining the required isotope and the maximum value
of energy output. In this process, a fairly kable initial iso-
tope is bombarded by neutrons to form an inte:~medi 'ate isotope,
which quickly decays to form the onergy-producing.result. The
authors write an equation for the.expense inciirred in obtaining
one gram-atom of the fuel isotope, and three equations for the
irradiation expense which apply in most practically important
cases. Thuy also find an equation for determining the required
irradiation duration. Curves are:plotted for'the optimal output
of the original and fuel isotopes under neutrbn irradiation, and
a table of various isotopes and corresponding parameters for op-
timal irradiation modes is reproduced.

IUSSR u L, c621, -;1,6~~. 2
FRADKIN, G. V. 1M. ,RAGOZ'1_NSK1Y, A. 1. ,KOPUT.K011, 1-1. P., F1
. ........
"Operational Characteristics of Type 'Beta-111 and (Beta-2' Isotopic lhvrmor,.octrie
Generators
Tr, Vses. n.-i. in-ta radiats. tekhn. (Works of the All-union O'cientifir Research
Institute of Radiation Technoloa,), 1970,~vjp, 4, pp 35i-359 (from RZh-Elextrotekhnika
i energetika, 11o 9, Sep 70, Abstract No 9A150)
Translation: The "Beta-I" and "Beta-2" e~q)erlrzental lsci~tovilz thermoclectr1c gene-
rators arc: designed for supplying electric power to AFM$-,N automatic radionacteoro-
logical stations. The basic parameters of -the! "Beta-211 are given in the accompanying
'The se'rvice life is set at five
table. The generator is operationallv reliable.
years or more. Eient illustrations, bibliography of two' t1t1r-s.
Abstract includes table on p A-20: Hano)1HV1TQnb = filler'; AprOH :t argon;
T ambient temperature; b volts; am watts; Z ( )M internal impedance,
OH
OKP
ohms R oM load resistance, ohms. I~A,&HOH vq,-n C) K

USSR ux 6.L6.983.i3+C)i6.933-253-6~Op~-9-G'e'6'-L6-155-34-~)-r6.,-)
VASIMYEVA, 0. A.~ MUNKIIIII V. A., and SHMJLBV~., I., T')"Inh Instit"'It'C; 3f,
Vaccines and Sera a7nd tutf~ Con ro
i instittrte of Ilionoztucl-IL prt~.para-`! o:,.s
imeui L. A. Tarasevich, Ybscow
"Taidex of Neutrophil Injury as a Te s t of S2nsitivity to Sma. po_ znd Tich-
x
borne Encephalitis Vaccine
Moscow', Laboratornoye Balo, NO 1972~ PP 730-73?
Abstract: Tae inkiex c-f Jnjury (1111) Nw -~j'V I.,;
the aa.,ebo-Ld ac"l-ivity cf the culls) is a of
sensItivity to si;-;.al I pox aid tickbume encepfmlit~r,
detaripdned fro!,., the Pori-rula 11-11 where 100 is tt.~k_' wmibcr Ori liCuti'aOlUIS
coimted in each smear, "I is the number of injured racmt~~-ophils 'a
and H, is the -;are mu!iber in the control. qIe 1NI ram-ed f:com 0.07 to 0.--.-)
and fron 0.02 to 0.09 in ralbbit-s inoculated with :~xd t1-clborne
encei)halitis vaccines, respectively, cu."pared to 0.0~ tO 0-30 al:d .o ox'4'
in tha control. in dhii,).ren yaccirati:!d with at 1-2
revaccinated at or 1c) the a%,erage INI was In 'U'om,
vaccinated for the first timc) 0.16 0.;a,-,.,uum 0.22) and~0.25 0._i)
27

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CNARACTERISUCS OF OCUPATIOSAL DISABILITY AMOW: 1ANINGRAD INOUSTRIAL WOPXzR;:-
jArtlCla hv A,Y.4. V-)rkevich, can4144te of Medical
Leningrad In~tfE`-uM-u-T-T4,tu%trIAt iiyrienct and cccuV~tl~-41 pathninsv,
Lenin;mT VtTrlfor dcropatio"Al p4th.lon7; -Moscow, gt-t%koye 44r4yaokhraotmLyt-~
RumstAn. No 3, 1913, subitted 5 September 1977. pp 21_21.1
I-Atiketi= of the distinct[.,,, and dylUffldc-s of---occupational dif-
ability plays, A certain part of prevention ot such disability. The data on
disability reflect to ffi~-e extent working conditions and effectiveness of
hoalth-knproving neatutes. There are, unjustifiably fe%# votka dpAtinz with
this afthiect. and the g4te publications deAl ~nl.y with a n4tro~ ciTcle of
Probteem.
For two years we followed up the ~Itcu-r of occupational pathology in
all 1"tle"ts ptcle4 op. in UnLngra,l In 1".8 and 1969. All 'of the patients
-tnd "~go -0-or at the 1wrilngra.1 I"ntitute of Industrial
Ity1tten* and (Wtupationst Pathology or, the occupational disrane clinic of
9.~nlnaratl Unitary and 1"Jen1c Mcd(cal- institute. to some cmace repeatedt",
0"'I there the dfAgn04iX is mdej the rt-irstion of nuce4olty of transfer to
disability status is settled sleftnitiucly to a special VTF.K'(~odtcs1 coro~io-
elon for expert evaluation of disability) for occupational disease (organised
4 Alt this pro,/Ided for proper 4taxnexis. substantiated therapeutic
l
dl
l
f
d
h
etencss o
n work reco~m ondstions. and accor
y cce~p
sat
eted
stn,
ng~
For each pattvnt registered by the ftuntctp4t samittry And epidento
logical -tAtton in 11601 And 1961 a statistical card was made up which was
ouppl~mted by infurmatfoin from his cdoe history (with respect to need of

X tv"purary.or permanent job plAce"nt, severity of illness, etc.) and VTEX
docL~entm rer.4r,ling transfer to disability status of these patients In 1968-
1969 and 1969-1970 respectively.
In order to dotermine the level. structure. and othev distinctions c-.
occupational -rbidity referable to specific branches of industry and Smns
-01kors in dtfferant otcupettana. or different son, and age, cards were
wotked out for a 11 patients ragistored tit the two years. This approach

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guaranteod gre%ter accuracy And com-switability of date Char, obtaining ready
in("-.tt.n .6'-~t -O.Wity.
It was SoArnr-i that there was prevalence of pathal"Ry Joe to phymic4l
ex rtion fprimarilv referable to Owe hands), na-ly: pathziogy or t1j, sk~l.t-
muscular system (tendomycaltis, opicondylitis, IIR-a-~ntltil) ~1 1-ripher0l
"rioue 4yqtem fprLs,-4-r;ty ~,sctactve pulyncuritim. It-o cf-en,tw~rWe and
pltxltlo); then follow vibration atckopm*. dcr-tv%le. chronic into%IcAtion,
pne=ocontosiv. neuritis of the sudLtory nerve. The. -etil working Induatry
which employs the largest nuober of workers "4cliver"" at'vot 40 rercent
of the patients (the oth-r ti branches of i"j414t-r V-Ch de;i~rTCA 3-5 P~r-
cent)..and the intensity or morbidity was not hiFh. M,,st of the patl.ot4
we re referable. to a limited met (abottt ZO) of occupation&. In nu%t sutlects
Illness was detected at 4!6rly staqts and was usuAlly rili. -#*r%vrr r4king
the ftoAl drtista" to to possibility of continoinx his aper-Wit),
or net-4 for por~nrnt:-ratlo"l Job Piatement, Ott patient v-,qercnr the
nott%warl traat~nt. trmpor3ty transfer to A job Viat wovj.- not involve ex-
posure to the factor that cati4ed Illness to widrly practiced. Almost all
Individuals suffering pAtholugy related to physical cverexarrLvii received
.~h t-ifers: mort than a0 vicA ~13-ratlan sickness,
'r lor-dtrmtzj-3nJ chronic tntoxicationw, the m-man.can.tituti-Ix 62 pe!rcent of
the patients (in the came of pneumoconfosis and neuritis of the auditory
mezve an fectipatlonal medical certificnte in not issued).
As u:'know the Io"I of primary d1sabiltty.ospeciAlly related to occu-
Ptional di .*e. to deterained cormiderably by the prmstbtlitten with tegqcd
to "ploy%ent of the sick. Precisely these data reflect &wt accurately and
fully the Coffee-plences of QccupatEa"t di*rA.Q.
Analysts c.v.aled that a 'eaV, 0f 39 percent of the i-tients require
rational Job iOin the (test I yrurs aft" ektabltshlng -the exist-
race, of an orc-spati-41 di"amr. Ap;unre"tly upon furth" ohnervation there
will be aere such patients. 7he highest percentage ft14) of ttWividuale re-
quiring 4 change of occupation were those sufferiv; fr~ dr-natosip and pneumo-
conlosts. Vith such pathology a need for much * transfer becomes obvious
q'Ifte soon. In the cast of vihration sickness and occui,ational hand patbol
ory due to strain 23-25 percent of thw patients required rational job place
eent within the [at few years. The nature of iltnest and trAtIaLed there-
pe-,stic and preventivo ~a~ureR itll~ ~soy of tbro to rrnitn on their Job for
a longer time. A change of occupation was required for about :0 percent of
the sick battery aasemblopre and inaulAtton, tnztaltere~ 25 percent of the
casting rold.ve and spinners. one-third of the foundry clea"to. cuttaro.
machInt operators. fittors. electric arc welders, and sseat handlers, alinost
50 percent of the concrete workers, presser** painters " PI&Ntattfs.
and most sAnd Masters and net&i shot blastors.
Most of the patients belong to 17 occupatiO"t grOuPs- There wale
relatively yAny (23.5%) patients (*and and metal shot blastars, canting
cleaners, Cuttsts. fittexxv concrete workers, polishers. and electric are
. 17 -

1'2 030 UtJC L AS S I F fiD 'POOCESSTNG DATE-00CIlU
TITLE--MEASUREMENT OF THE BRIGHTNESS TEMPERATURE Of:~THE EARTH'S
ATMOSPHEKIC. EMISSLOINL IN THE SUGMILLIMETER SAND FROM A HEIGHT )F 35 K%~
AUrHOR-(05)-LAPSllIN, V.1.,.SALOMONJVICHt AoE., SOLOf;IfJN,)V,l S.V., TRDITSKIY,
Vof.9 Ff'lA0KJVj_A.6.
C(JUNTRY M7.),f_o_-_USSR
SUURCE--IZVYUZt RADlorIZIKA, VOL. 13# NO. 3v 1970, P 358-39/t
DATE PUBLISHED -- ---- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--NAVIGATtONt PHYSICS9 ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES.
TOPIC TAGS--RADIOMETERs, RADIO BRIGHTNESS TEMPERATURt. SUBIMILLIMETER WAVE,
RADIO EMISSION, ATMOSPHERIC RADIATION
CONTPCL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REWFRAME-1991/0846 STEP NO--UR/0141/~O/C)13/L)03/03138/03r,~
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0110567
UNCLASSIFIED

Zi2 030 UNCLASSIFIED 01iOCESSlIN`G DATE-;-020CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0110567
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-O-' ABSTRACT. DESCRIPTION;DF A RADIOMETER AND
THE RESULTS OF PRCLIMINARY MEASUREMENTS OF TKE BRIGHTNESS TEMPEAATURE OF
THE EARTH'S ATMOSPHERIC EMISSIONP TAKEN AT A HEIG14T OF 35 0 where Gj(.r):>O. OM (X);j, 0. xcx,-
to indicate that there exists. non-negative Tj, j-],. for which
M
F (x) - iGj (V) 0. XICX.
(2)
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USSR
FRADKOV, A. L., Sib. mat. zh., 1973, 14, No 2, pp 30-383
Obviously , (2) leads to (1). The problem consists irb explaining when (1)
and (2) are equivalent. The correctness of the statement1that (1) indicate--,
(2) is related to the correctness of the theorem of duality in a certain
problem of mathematical programming; the non-convex case is nost interesting
for practical application. A number of necessary and sufficient conditions
for equivalents of (1) and (2) are established (in different terms). , The
case of strict inequality F(x*J>O in (1) is studied, as well as the case of
limitations in the form of equations. Using the criteria produced, a now
proofis presented forthe known results that where m=l, (1) always leads
to (2), if F(x) and G(x) are sign-changing quadratici(lierinitian) forms in
real (complex) linear space X, as well as a new proof of the recently pro-
duced result that with certain natural limitations, 6) leads to (2) in the
case when m-2 and F(x), Gl(x), G2(x) are Hermitian forms in'a complex linear
space. We note that if m=2 and F(x) G (x) G
2(x) are real quadratic forms
in a real linear space, then (1) generally Les not lead to (2). It is
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U~MFMTTV~F
USSR
FRADKOV, A. L., Sib. mat. zh., 1973, 14, No 2. pp 357-383
shown that these results are simple results from the Euclidean geometry of
the space.of quadratic forms with the convex cone of non-negative forms
lying within it. Furthermore, a number of results are produced concerning
cases whenji) does indicate (2). They are used as~a basis for full'solti-
tion of the problem for the case when,F(x), Gl(x),..'.,Gn(X) are quadratic
or Hermitian forms of two variables, and the case is also studied when m=1
and F(x), G(x) are fourth-power forms of two real variables.
3/3
F!T

USSR
FRADKOV, A. L., YAKUBOVICH, V. A.
----------
IIS-Procedure Relationship of Duality in Nonconvex Problems of Quadratic
Programming"
Vestn. Leningr. Un-ta jLeningrad University Herald],., 1973, No 1, pp 81-87
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 6, 1973, Abstract No
6V520, by the authors).
Translation: The following problem is studied. In set X, the real functi.ons
F(x), GI(x),--., Gm(x) are fixed. The problem is toActermine which of
conditions F(x) > 0 with GIW GM(x) > 0, X0, indicates that there
exist T L 0, j = 1,. m for which F(x) -riGI (r) 0, x('.X. If this is
J-1
it indicates that for inequality F(x) > 0 with limitations G (x)
I
G (x) 10, the S procedure is harmless if III = 2,~ X is. a complex I incar
space, while F(x), G (X), G W are quadratic functiohals in X, where
2
G (x > 0, G7(X > 0 for a certain x 'E X. It is de!'Vinstrated that the
1 0 0
1/2
Tiff.

USSR U,:C:
RUZILAIISKIY, V. I., MIU-CY A. L.
"On an Algorithm for Self-Instruction of Recognition Systems"
V sb. Vvchisl. teklin. i vo-Dr. kibernet. (Computer Tec~hnolagy ard Problens
of Cybernetics-collecticn of vrorkc), V-P~ 6, Lenirgrad, Leningrad Un-i-
versity, 1971, PD 88-98 kli'rom RZh-Kibernetika, NO 1 jan 1-2, Abstract
No IV1075)
Translation: The naDer nresents the results of expe.-Jr-entii on, distinguish-
ing different kinds of ground fleas conducted vith an algor-i'lin of self-
-instruction without revard. A suvDlement to the algcrit'nll is nrovo$ea
which enables extension cf its field of amplication.- It. is noted that in
many instances it is advisable to index part of the training.sequence with
the exception of points which do not belorg to even orie of,the given
classes (interference points). A. Doroshenko.
I rum I r! r,1

USSR UDG 609.046.53:5312
h CUREVICH, Yu. C. TOMLOV, V. I.,, FIL-WE INT. R. , and 'KIM,, V. V. , Z Iatousc Bra.ncilh
of Chelyabinsk Polytechnical Institute
"Kinetics of Interaction of Titanium and Aluminum Z1.1itrides Uith Slag :~Ieltsv'
Novokuznetsk, Izv. VUZ, Chern. Metallurgiya, N'o 10, 1970, pp 15-17
Abstract: It is demonstrated experimentally that TiN illteracLs With the axidles
of iron and manganese from slag, while AlN reacts twith: iilica as well. The
aCLi'VdtiOt1 QndrgICH Of the procasa Of solution of TZ alid AIN 4.11 qlag 'moll.,i
are found. When metals are reduced from theoe oxides b~ nicil("cz;, gaseot~~;
nitrogen. is released, which may be di-~.Tsolvad in the 1-iqtl,. ~1. Thu r-Ae
the process of interaction of nitrides with ulags contal~ ning px.-'des of iron,
manganese, and silicon is rather Idgh.

USSR uDa 669.1512-95-194
CUREVICIlip YU. G., and FRAGE, N. R., Orenburg, Zlatom st,
"On the Interaction of Titanium-Containing Steolswlth Atnospheric Air"
Moscowl Izvestiya. Ak-ademi:L Nauk SSSR, Metally, No 2y:, 1-!az-,LPr 73, pp 105-108
Abstractt A thernzal analysis was conducted of thelformation reactions of
titaniim nitrides in liquid stainless steel as a resitlt ot interaction of
dissolved titanium with nitrogen of the gaseous phase and irith nitrogen
dissolved in steel. On the basis of previously deriyed experimental data
and usin-- equations characterizing tho cause of reaotionst the isotherims of
quasi-eguilibriwa of Ti with N and 0 dissolved in RhJ811110 ~-,tainlcszs riteel
at 1600 C ware plottedl w Vras tho dopendence betweeli Ti &'nd 11 concontration
in this steel deoxidized w1th Al up to 0.0014-0,0016% of 0 conton't at 16000C.
With the Infox-action of liquid steel with airy titan-lum 1;3 oxidizod ky oxyGen;
therefore its interaction with 11 iz not very Titmium nitrides, which
are stable up to 0.03-0.04% titanium concOntration, Mui separate from demidized
liquid stainless steel at 160000 and below at certai4 Ti azid I? concentrations.
Tva figures, three tables, ten formulas, seven bibllor~~,raphic n-ferences.
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0041159
~31' Acq. r.: - 'Ref Code: Uk) (3
USSR, UDC 621.923.5:621.922.023
tj&TVEV
FRAG1N__.j4wj&r-, FGHIN A. A.,:~ -A XEI
of Hardened Cylinder'Sleeves by Large-Grained Abrasive
The J16,nin 6
-,'BlockW*
C tanki iInstrument, No 1 1970, pp.21-24
os Ow S
M
tract: The article deals with a study of the honing of hardened
sleeves with large-graiqed abrasive blo~ka in order to
P'.."determine, the influence of the honing condition
I s,;and:the structure
of -the-..blacks upon their wear and specific consumption, the pro-
ductivity of
-the honing process and the erroirs in thet.shape of
the.opening. The purpose- of the study was to determine the optimum
and,-hardness for the abrasive~blocks_;The ~research
Fain ~ size
-1-ncluded investigation of the influente, of specif ic pressure upon
jittaL emoval and block wear, the influence of the speed of the
ricipr9cal motion upon metal removal and block weox, investigation
the influence of the peripheral velocity upon-metal removal- and
Reel/frame

""I .. . .......
EISSR UDC 620,178.15
'qN
IISELEV, YU. A., FRAKLKENZO and nRENICHKKOV9 YU. Y.t
,_ _j
Novosibirsk Avia-ffon -Plani Imeni Chkaloy, Siberian Sclentific Research.
Inatitute of Metrology
"Weet of Surface Cleanliness and Forn of Products on:.Results of Hardness
measurement"
Mosco;V, Zavodskay~a Laboratoriya, No 4, 1973,1 p-p 459-461
Abstract: A study was made- of the aepezndlence~ o --:' 3rinell, 73,oc':t-
well, and Vic-',-crs hardness numbers of 301~_GSA, OXIGSITA, IMS-5,
and 45 brand oteels and'of V95 and AK4-1 alWainixii alloys on the
-par.allelisr- of t'hc supporting nid the i-ivesti-7,ated su-_,f"-'ccs,
on 1 4 _LC_
n
the processing cleanliness, and thc~radius of cuivature oil fi-
nished Droducts. The results are discusned b*y reference to dia-
grams and tabulated data ohowing the hr,.rdnesb by 1M, HRCI H-133,
HRA, and IN scales determined as an arithmetic mean ~from five im,-
pressions. The results indicate the exiotencD. of ~allowablel angles
of non-parallelism of surfaces and of their 61arvature by measu-
ring the _Roc!:~,iell hardness; they also reflect the influence of
63 -

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r777777777-
FRO' k5t- I A"):..
Acc. Nr: Abstracting Service: Ref. Code:
49748 CHEMICAL ABSTZ/
f-100421t Benzoindoles. 1. Synthesisorl-be zyl-49~ OX0
fflindole. v P"rotikova. V.A..
4,9-dihydrobenzo
Fmksina. NZ Inst. irn,' Mendeleeva
19Tty. (1h X-1-01
USSR). X-ow. Uelerorsiki. 3aam.- I
g Mg turnings in 70 tnl dry anis6le was added
dropnise during 45 min 45 g Ed, the'mixt. heatt& 45-60 Win at
60-70' cooled, 19.6 g pyrrole in 770 ml anisole adited duting 30
min, stirred 15 min it room tempi, then at 50-60*11till bubbles of
inlO ml anisole
CiHo ceased to evolve 43.4 g plithalic anhydride
added in 2-3 min at r$oom temp. said the mixt. heated 1-1,5 hr
on.a boiling water-bath to give 183 g o-(2-pyrrql~~arbon~l)ben-
zoic acid (1), m, 184-5*, and 3 g 4, b~ 2140*, m. 246-1 a welco).
Attempts at reducing the keto-group,in I to CH3~group kave a
product which produced a characteristic bluish-vi6let color vdtb
Ehrlich reagent, but the free reduced acid or its salt was not iso,-
REEL/FRAIME

77
AP0049748
.0
HO~C MR-H) %IN-'-f 1W) (IV)
PhHAC
lated. A mixt. oU2.15 g 1, 40 ml 35% KOH, and 6.5 g PhCHtCl
wa3 boiled 6 hr to yield 2A5 g IU,; rn. 13940* (Csffl)., To L.6 g
M in 200 ml warm a-xylene was added in small =,3ns during
30 min 10 g PO, and the mixt. boiled 1.5 hr, to 0.3 K~ title
compd. (IV), m. 178-9'
19801662

USSR UDC: 632-951
PMP14ONTA ii, ock ComparW of the
_FRANCO and M&CCONE, SERGIO, Montecatini, jo. t St'
Mineral ~rd Chem=c Industry (Italy)
"A Method for Preparing Liquid Insecticides"
USSR Author's Certificate No 248575, filed 23 jul 62, published 8 Jan 70 (from
RZh-Khimiya, No 22, 25 Nov 70, Abstract No 22 N659 P by,:P. V. Popov)
Translation: To prepare liquid concentrated preparations containing as an ac-
tive insecticidal substance 0,0-dimethyldithio~hosphotylacatic acid monomethy-
lamide and a surfactant, phenol, CelloBolve acetate, Cnibitol acetate, and o-
-cresol are added to stabilize the aetive~subatance.
192

U,
MA-MANOVt A. If., P TONALOVA, E. G., XPaVYlar, V. V.,.!K -IT P, v. , xa"11-
"TrIph*nyIp!s--~svIAii-a Co;:~,plewes of Bllarz.-yl- on-I VinylGOI(~"
Roscowe Inve-t-tiya 11---~aemaii 1'=% S~SSRI Sarlya NO 1972,
pp 653-654
role.; only -"n- t!"')
no co'I. J- *11
Loj. a of tzl")! 'PIC, C'E's The bI.IzyI ccr!pov. L;YntIr";zA--Ca
according, to th~) rcaction
C61-1 .0'111,Au - P (C,k
C6H5c"2*"-cl C' t'U F (C6115 5 3
TIa yield icn CZ 1; lolm-na ajid 40;j" 'M trtri.hydrofuz'I'n, T ha n:.Lr Grf"Ctmura of
the Product ZL pl'oton Ur;'[j'U ill U'D phenyl rxrjup (in the of
i I
6.9-7.3 1:-E1, - cril fron, thn 1? (in th,,i of
2-.Y~ to 2.70, %.a. By w"Ill". the doublo Imetcar 1"In' CI'LIC r~nn!~.nce 01* FI-t,31
it v-r-s shovrn that V-1 intc*-,-ctj.on of t1lo protonn fron t.110 r~vavp uith
r-lics-pho-= mv-aed vat-k splitting. 'Cho vir~yl conpund Ob;I:::!md iro:-- the
reaciion
TJHF
C112 CHE4--~Br + CI AU , 11 (C 111)3 :::-0 C"t " C" P C6115)3
6 :) 0 2
50
The yield miz I/i - 23 -

USSR~ UDCi None
YBROZOLD'.31PUY, D. 0. , BONDAREITKO L. K,j J~JOSTOVOY, Yu. A.,
0 B I NYA KO V B. A., FEDT~TIII, V. P. and PWIFK, W. I.
I'Keasurement of ITeutron Spin-Electron Impulse AnEular Correlation
in the Decay of Polarized Neutrons"
Moscow,,Pis'm-~ v Zliv-Irrial H-ksDerimentallnov i TI.eareticheskoy Fiziki,
vol. 13, ~-.To. 7, 5 j*-p-,,zLi i'971j pp j50-359
Abst-_-_nct: "Ilh-is iett-2r offeis an method for precise
ol~' t'ne an.71alar correlation coeffi6i=nt in the beta
4~ C- C:ly 0 r, -.!,14* a,,ro i d errors due -4-o -n 4- on recoil and o4-her
Z;* the neutron
fa s t c --- z t c ~e,:, 1-YI the axneri-
phra -
mental apparazaq iz separattad out by a dia- - gm from the elec-
tron duti.-_,tor, ~%Md thc rocordin~; of all decay:lpvotows c oi,rr;,,,,, pond-
ing to the r(2co-rded eluctrons iz thus guarant6ed. it cl%oss-
sectio-n-al sekeLc!'i of -L".e apmoratuz is Lr,-ivcn. 'The polarization co-
-c enlll- of easured by thg; Stern-Gerlach me-
--G.-I e a P M
7 C1. P, --I -,, 4. ~'hE I
_t n ty of 3 lot 11cutrons/sec,
I /z

..... ....... -------- -----------
L -.Y,EROZOLII,!SrL
IY, B. G. , et al, Pis Ima v Zhurnal Lksperimentallnoy i
Teoriticheskoy Fiziki, vol. 13, NO. 7, 5 Aprill!971, pp 356-~50.1
experimental work was done in the M-1-1 reactor O-P the Institute
of Atomic Energy irieni I. V, Kurchatov. The a,iithors express their
gratitixde to P. Ye. Spiva-k ffor his interest; t 'o A.,I. Afonin,
A..G. Roshchin, A. Yu. Kulikov, and S. I. Kuzn'=-tsov for setting
up the equipment and making measurements; andLto the personnel
under the direction of V. P. Chernyshevich, ih charge of the
IRT-M reactor.
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USSR UDC 621,217.7.087.92-932
FMN,K G. A., and CHISTAKOV, Yu. D.
"On the Possibility of Making Precision Thin-Film Voltage Dividers for
Digital Measuring Instruments"
Sb. nauch.__tr._po probl. m1kroelektron. Mosk. in-t'elektron. tekhn.
(Collected Scientific Works on Problems of Microelectronics. Moscow
Institute of Electronic Technology), 1972, vyp.~ 8, pp~ 165473 (from
RZh-Avtomtika, Telemekhanika i YXch1slitel1naya Tekhnikap: No 9, Sep
72, Abstract No 9A112)
Translation: The authors consider requirements for ~the most typical re-
sistor ratio circuits used in digital nieasuring instruments and investigate
the.possibility of making voltage dividers by thin-film techniques.
Technological particulars which improve the elvctrQp~ysicalproperties of
voltage dividers are presented. Two illustrations, bibliography of one
title. Resum6.

Acc. Nr: AIJI-10034718- R
ek. Co8a: UR 0241
PRIMARY SOURCE: Meditsinskaya Rfd:,~01_ogiya, 1970, Vol 15,
Nr 2,
LHE RESULTS OF CHEMORADIATION TREADIENT OF STEOGENI
0
SARCOMAS OF BONES OF THE EXTREAUTIES.
Volkova, M. A, Kuznetsova, I. P.; Kolyadyuk, ty 11,
Pel'man, S-. G.; Frank, G. A.
The paper carries the results of treating 28 patients who were subjected to,
telegammatherapy and then chemotherapy by the m thod of regional . perfusion. After
e 1b
the end of treaUlent tile follow-up period comprised 2-3 ye4rs. In one lialf of the
patients during the first year after treatment there was noted a recurrvnce of the
neoplastic growth, in 4 of them with te simultaneous appearaiwe of inelastases in the
lungs. Five patients are ailve without signs of the disease. two of them with a preserved
extremity. The above-mentioned technique,. may be recommended as palliative if the
patient refuses an amputation of as the first stage of combined, treatment.
REEL
FRMIE
19711424

k: ~11'4;..
Biophysics
USSR
BERESTOVSKIY, G. N., LIBMAN, Ye. A., LUNEVSKIY, V. Z., and'FRANK, G.
Institute of Biological Physics, Academylof Sciences USSR
"Optical Studies on Changes in the Structure of the Nerve Metabrane During the
Conduction of Nerve Impulses"
Moscow, Biofizika, No 1, 1970, pp 62-68
Abstract: During action potential there is a change in the birefringence of
the nerve fiber membrane due to change in the electric field in the membrane.
At the peak of action potential, the birefringence of the membrane increases
by 1.5-10-4 and the value of the optical effect record(id is Inversely propor-
tional to the diameter of the axon. Changes in bireftingence of phospholipl-d
membranes are due to changes in their structure follawing displacement of the
fat-soluble ions by the electric field and not to the direct action of the
field'on the lipid or protein part of the membrane. The mechanism of change
in permeability of a nerve membrane may be similar to.~he mechanism of *on
migration across these phospholipid membranes.

USSR
"Tasks of Contemporary Biqpnyoics"
Moscow, Biofizika, Vol 15, No 2, 1970, PP 195-197
Abstract: Z'Aodern bio-physics includes molecular blo--ohysies, bio-
physics, and the biophysics of conAtrol. systems. Its task is -~d Z~-7,111-lyze
phenomen-, occurring in even the most complex biological :.,ysLems on *,h-e r.-,ole-
cular,level. Therefore, physical and physicochemical re-aarcElis invaluable
as a-giant steD toward decoding the molecular basis of cc,'--Plex proces-zes.
Progress in instrument technologry and in mat*hematic~il mo(,eling eeneratea
progreoo in biophysics. Now, biop~iycics formulates and
4- --ore - approachen, and experlmenl;U, M(--Aliadz, Lo Wher
Chemical asPects Wit- Aical
biological sciences, vild 3iiaultaneouoly fiuicti= (to it O(WiLont"I'1111 fttct-or.
its leading role will continue to grow. 1,16 may. mention two biolrjj,,~,Ical areas
-.tere biophysics is particularly important. Orb-- D; the *,tudy homeorfta2is
ana C=Mr-0-1.7 =t :-.n2.y on the neural and enzymatic lovel, but liI~jo on thc
basis of cell me-Obranes ard -.',,1e recently diScovered. submicro3cor-ic -;nzra-
cellular membranes, The zecond area is ine-vitro renroduq-tion of certain
cellular processes, especially synthesis; progress in thi's lIE-Search will be
of great economic significance for the chemical induszry. As 11,cre infoi-,aatir-n
1,/,-D

Tj8SR
FRANK, G.M.1, Biofizika, Vol 15, No 2, 1970, PP 195-197
and analyc;La I t.-coiar, iivJ E spen.;;a)Ie.
is gathered, cumpUters for data proceoping
Less research should be done on dead fragments and more On intw::t urgenioms.
Biophysics should supply not only new research inst=ments, b"At also ne',r
theoretical approaches, research programing, and statistical evaluations of
results' Lenin's concepts of transformations and trends:iu scienceL enable
us to outline prospects for biophysics'and evaluate I~ignificance for
other biological disciplines.
2/2

:;,31/2 023 UNCLASSIFIED, PROCESSING OATE--160CT70
TlTLE--OPTICAL STUDIES OF THE CHANGE IN THE STRUCTURt OF~NERVE mEMBpANE
.'DURING NERVE IMPULSE TRANSMISSION -V-
4UTHOR-(04)-BERESTOVSKIYy G,N.f LIBERMANI YE.A., LUNEVSKIYt V.Z.t FRANKv
;COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~'SPURCE--BIGFIZIKA 1970, 15(l), 62-8
-DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
iSUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND ME-DICAL-SCIENCES
Topic TAGS--CRAYFISH, NEURON, CELL MEMBRANE,. PHOSPHOLIPID', LIGHT
REF RAC T I ON
'CONTROL MARKING--ND RESTRICTIONS
:DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
`,PROXY REEL/FRAME--1996/0625 STEP NO--UR/0217/70/015PI001~10062/0063
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0117851
WJC LA SS I F 1 E D

~12 02i UNCL AS S I F I ED PkkESSING DATE--16orT70
~CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0117851
i'ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. IN ISOLATED ABDOMINAL AND FOOT
NERVE FIBERS AND GIANT AXONS OF ASTACUS ASTACUS (CitAYFfStl), THE AC T 11 ON
E
POTENTIAL PEAK INCREASED BIREFRINGENCE OF THE NERVE FIBER 0EMBRA.-N IN
'EXPTS. IN WHICH A BOVINE BRAIN BIMOL. PHOSPHOLIPID~-,'IEM&RANE 4A5 USED
ALONEV THE BIREFRINGENCE CHANGES CAN BE.EXPLAINED AS THE ACTION OF AN
ELEC. FIELD ON IONS DISSOLVED IN MEMBRANE.11PI .DS.BOT N6t AS THE ACTION
N THE LIP11) OR PROTEIN PAkT OF THE ME14 R NE. IT IS
'OF~ELEC. CURRENT 01 a A
SUPPOSED THAT THE MECHANISM OF BIREFRLNGENCE CHANGES IS SIMILAR TO THE
MECHANISM.OF ION TRANSPORT ACROSS THESE MEMBRANES.! FACILITY:
:.:~~:,ANST. BIOL. PHYS.p PUSCHINO, USSR'
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR
BENETSKIY, B. A., NEFEDOV, V. V., FRANK, I.:,M., and SItTRANIM, I. V.,
Institute of Nuclear Research, Aca216W'-6f'S-diencds USSR
I'Interaction of 13-17-Mev Neutrons With Lead, Isotopes"
Moscow, Yadernaya Fizika, Vol 17, No 1, 1973, pp 21-23
Abstract: For purposes of studying the interaction of neutrons with heavy
nuclei in the vicinity of filled shells, the authors investigated the total
neutron cross-sections aT for Pb206.207,208. The results of these exDer4-
ments were reported at the Twenty-Second All-Union Con1erence on Nuclear
Spectrometry. A resonance peculiarity is observed in the behavior Of OT
for Pb207 at a neutron energy of 16.8 Mev (16.7 Hev c.'m.s.)j which corre-
sponds to excitation of the compound nucleus Pb208 eqqal tO.E = 24.1 Mev.
The position of the resonance, the order of its width;and the-character of
the peculiarity in the variation of the elastic scattering cross-section
with energy suggest the excitation of analog'fast-neutron capture resonance.
The authors thank V. A. ROZOVSKIY and V. P. MALIKOV, who took part in the
work, and F. L. SHAPIRO, G. Ye. BELOVITSKIYj I. Ya. MRIT, V. I. POPOV, and
V. A. SERGEYEV for discussing the work and for their interest in it.

DSSR'
and FRAM, Ii 14. Institute o
BELOVITSKIY, G. Ye., KOLESNIKOVA, L. N., f Nuclear
Research of the Academy of Sciences USSR
Vb206, 207, 208
"Angular Distribution of 13.7-Mev Neutrons in Elastic Scattering by
isotopes"
Moscow, Yadernaya Fizika, No 4, Apr 72, pp 662-665
Abstract: The differential cross sections for elastic scattering of 13. 7-Mev
neutrons by Pb206, 207, 208 isotopes were measured and 'compared.. All measure-
ments were conducted under identical conditions. The angular distributions
for the three isotopes were the same within the Hmitsliof thc! rinasurement
accuracy (n,20%). This is explained by the fact that nq-titron scattering by
heavy nuclei is basically potential scattering. A comparison of the experi-
mental data with calculations based on the optical Liodiil vielded satisfactory
agreement. The agreement was best for scattering angl6s less than 110'. but
the experimental cross sections were higher than the theoretical. cross nec-
tions for larger angles. This is attributed to the fact that a correction
for multiple scattering was not introduced into the e ~)erimantal data. Since
the lead isotopes behave identically within the limits, of the experimental
accuracy, it is concluded that the good approximation of the e-perimental data
1/2

USSR
BELOVITSKIY,. G. Ye. et al., Yadernaya Fizika, No 4, Apr 72, pp 662-665
to the theoretical curve supports the validity of the ti~y-periineatal de-termina-
tion not only of the relative but also of the absolute values of the differen-
tial cross sections of the elastic scattering that wer6 obtained. The sinti-
larity of the angular distributions for the three isotopes is said to be
caused by the fact that elastic scattering by heavy nurlei for neutrons,
with energies of about 14 Mev is basically potential a~d is ~ theref ore rot
n
greatly different when the number of~.nucleons. changes 1~y 1-2 units.
212
- 47

.......... ........
USSR
BELOVITSK.TY, G. Ye.; KOLESNIKOVA, L. N.,- NUTS 40 flrztitute of I'luclear
Research es)
USSR Academy of Scienc
"Inelastic Scatterirt, of Neutrons with an S n e rg yof 33 J Mov by Isotopej of
Lead"
MOSCOW,, YaderiWa Fizika; April, 1972; p,,) 666-9
AB.STRACT: The aut-hors measured the cncr"~ spectra for he -!J,(-.0,--st-;c sc-il-teInliq
t U
N6907'208
Of 11. 7 1~ev by Fb P - -' isotopos. A well-definnd group corre.13p.-aiding to
axclta-lent was obsrrved in all tile qinerr.
_X apar-tra. The
angular distr-ibutioiti of the neutrowe for tho inelaitiq scatterinp, vith P-xci-
2061207,203
tation of the (3-Wevel in Fb idthin the Umitz;
of accuracy of the nensuremento. The angidar distributions ware c=nxed vith
ones calculated for the optical nodel in a distorbed ir~ve appro:dmabion. The
Value Of the octupole defonaation aranater 0.16 0.02) was obtained for
P
208
Fb

USSR UDC: Elon
KOBZBV A. F. MIKIIALYAK, 3.j RUTIKOVSKI, Ye., and
Charg articles
"Optical Radiation Excited by lionrelativistic,, -ed 11
on I-Iletal Surfaces"
Moscow, Yadernaya Fizika, vol 15, No 2, 1972, ;pp 3~6-333
Abstract: The phenomenon of radiation im the visAle and ultra-
violet razages of the spectrum from metal surfeces excited b,y
charged particles has been observed in experiments in which sil-
ver, gold, and aluminum targets were bombarded, by protons with
energies of up to 4.5 Miev, vith the radiation 'observed at an
angle of 860 with the normal to the target surface,,- Those re-
sults i-,,ere found to be in agreement with the 11-,~heory of transi-
tional radiation. The purpose of the present al,ticle is to ob-
tain additional arguments for the detection ofi transitional
radiation by comparing measurements made in boinbarding the same
targets with Protons and electrons. The measurements were made
using protons at an energy level of 1.5-4.5 I-ley, ajad ' electrons
with levels of 0.5-15 kev. A description-of the equipment is
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USSR
KOBZE;V, A. P., et al., Yaderna~M Fizika, vol 15, No 2.. 1972, Pi) 3~-16-333
given together with an explanrator~,, dia-gran, and the me 'thod of measuremant is
explained. 'The authors conclude that their experimentS, provide additional
proof of the usefulness of the trannitional mdiatioz) ~Iheor3r.
... rim-
li-3.14 Eli t4-. t~ E~';
-jML 111931WI If l-I-E III -;I -II A I nill ;I A LiIAMi

USSR UDC 6jz.oi5,61%?391577,158
VITOLIKI, S. P., STEPCHKOV, X. A., F]WIX, YD. L.l and KM,1ER,,YU. 11., Riga
Medical Institute and All-Union 9fffflftTML"?emsxch lnstitute~for the Bio-
synthesis of Proteins
"Utilization of Honnutritive Proteins in Human and Anival Nutrition. II.
Yeast Proteins as a Source of Nutritive Nitrogen!'
Riga, Izvestlya Akademil Nauk Latv1yskoy.5SRp No 2S 1971t pp ~1-77
Abstracts The nutritive value of yeast preparatioas obtained by enzyme hydro-
lysis from Torula, utilis In combination with nxiouG bread grains was studied
In weanling rats, The growth of rats fed yeast, whoat flonert and fibrIn
(4t5#1 or 5t4sl) enriched with nethioatne waa:virbuallkindisitinguichable
from the control which received casein* A combination of yeast and barley
groats or rice (6s4) manifested a much higher a=bolie '6Tficiency t1-on did
case" The animals gained 48 and 38 g# respectively, in, 10 days compared with
31 g in the control kept on the casein diet, A combination of itholo blood pro-
teinst yeast# ani casein (3s413) or 5s411) resulted in.:trpIghVgaiw equal to
those produced by c=oin alone. It would appear, therofores that nonnutritive
proteins can be converted into nutritive Xor:w and that the biological officloncy
of plant proteins c.,-m ba enhanced kr combining them with a nonnutritive substance
11.11ce yeast. 1/1

112 021 UNCLASSIFIED PRbCESSING OATE~- 160CT70
-U-
,TITLE--DlOLI AS A SOURCE OF ENERGY IN ORAL AND PARENTERAL ALIMENTAtION
AUTHOR-(03)-KREMER, YU.N., VITOLINYA* S.P., FKANKt YE.L.
'iCOUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
:-SOURCE--VOPROSY PITAINIYAr 19701 NR 3v PP 62-67
------ 70
.DATE PUBLISHED-
ECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCLENCE.S
SUBJ
JOPIC TAGS--POLYHYDR(JXY ALIPHATIC ALCOHQLv DIET, ANIMAL P11'(SIOLOGY1, RAT,
DOG
ARKING--ND RESTRICTION
CCNTROL M 15
CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAIME--1998/0003 STEP NO--UR/02441'i'()IGOD/003/OO62/OGtj7
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0120703
I
. L A, S F I
U
H.
R, 7111 ~I~ i i It P~ -',I I to L'il-IIII, I I $I 'i n lip: I I lqIv I i~ I It, 11111111:111 1 L I I !I, H N? E1 I M [I [I I] [.III I III mall I I 11111111!111 MEM LIAM a I C 1.4159ML I

2/2 021 UNICL ASSI F I ED PROCESSII~G DATE-1613CY70
20703
ACCESSION NO-AP012
_S5 UP USING
-,,.ABSTPACT/EXTRACT--[U) GP-0- AbSTAACT. THE.EFFECTIVENL
.1,3 BUTAN9.101- (BO) 4ND 1,2,PROPANDIOL IPD) AS A SOUPCE 'OF ENEk3Y IN ORAL
.-FEEDING WAS STUDIED ON WEXNED kATTLINGS. BOTH DIOLS, L t K t_- SI T E
(SORBITOL)t REPLACEO (IN TERI-IS OF ISOCALORIES) 10 LIR 20PE ENT Or-
SACCHAROSE lN,SEMISYNTHETIC. ANIMAL RATIONS. THE L,~rmt WL:i E GIV N F R
-1.0 DAYS. THE WEIGHT GAIN OF THE ANIMALS KEPT ON A I UIET C011TAINING
BUTANDIOL (10 OR 20PERCENTI VIAS NOT INFERIOR TO THAr IN ANIMALS OF
CORRESPONUING CONTROL GROUPS. THE GROWTH RATE OF HATTLINGS 1,14 qHOSF
..RATION IOPERCETN OF SACCHAR05E WAS REPLACED BY PO '.IAS HIGHER AND OF
WITH 20PERCENT REPLACEMENT LOWER THAN IN THE CASE OF CONTROL
_DIET. T14E TEN PERCENT OF SORBITE WHICH SUbSTITUTEO CO~tRESPONUINGY
ODUCED A MARKED INHIBITION UF VITH 4 ILE A
AMOUNTS OF SACCHAKOSE PRL GRO H
--.2,OPERCENT REPLACEMENT RUSULTED IN DEATH OF THE ANI'MALS. INTRAVENOUS
LUCOSE (IN A
INJECTION TO DOGS OF A 80 OR PO MIXTURE WITH G RATIO OF 1:1
IN TERMS OF CALORIES) AT THE RATE,OF 50 GREAT CALUMIES PIFR I KG OF BODY
WEIGHT SHOWED THE NITROGEN BALANCE FIGURES TO BE, NOT ANY. LOWER THAN
AFTER INTRODUCTION OF CALORIES EQUIVALENT Amoutirs,,DF GLUCOSE, THIS
PROVING THAT BOTH DIOLS ADMINISTERED PARENTERALL Y LARE VIELL ASSIMILATED
BY THE CANINE ORGANIZM AS A SOURCE OF ENERGY. FACILITYz KAFEDI~A
~BICKHIMII-I.TSENTRAL'NAYA N-I LABORATORIYA RIZHSKOGO MEDITSINSKOGO
INSTITUTA.
1. A1~ I F I
L L;

USSR UI)Ct~621.317.421
GORSKAYA, E. M., SKRYNNIKOV, R. G.. and
FRANK-KAMENETSKIY, A. V
"Measurement of Magnetic Inductioa During Pendulum Oscillations of
Magnetometer Measurement Trans f ormer"
Moscow, Metrologiya, 1973, No 4, pp 73-79
Abstract: The subject magnetometer consists essentiaLl.y of,a pendulull-I
oscillating in the magnetic field to be measured. The voltage grencrated in a
coil mounted on t)i(-- pendulum is proportional to the magnetic field. Tl)j-c(!
problerns related to this magnetometer are solved: 1. With ffic- pendulum
oscillating in the plane of the magnetic meredian, the rnean voltage for one
period of oscillation is derived, the expression of erro,rs comi-nAted by
averaging the voltage for a fraction of a period is giv~,In. 2. The effect of
the magnetic moment of the magnetometer base is analysed.. 3. The effect
of oscillations of the magnetometer base is investigated.

UNCLASSIFIED
112 023
PWCESSING DATE--23OCT70
..'.TITLE--THE SCIENCE OF TINE -U-
-AUTH0R--FRANKKA.4ENETSKlYt 04A.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR

SOURCE--PRIRODAP NO. 3, 1970, P. 11-19

'DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--TIME, QUANTU!i THEORY, PROBABILITY, ATWC.CLOCK, SPKIAL
~RELATIVITY THEORY
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UlNCLASSIFIFO
PROXY REEL/FKAME--1988/1464 STEP t-40--tJR/G02f)/'rO/0001003/OOIL/~)-,JI9
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0106220

-2/2 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING OAT9--23OCT70
.CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0106220
::-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. CONSIDERATION OF THE FUNOAMENTALS
PT FO TIME IN QUANTUM
~OF THE MODERN SCIENCE OF TIME, COVERING THE CW4CE 'FTIV AO
PHYSICS 4N0 IN TliE SPECIAL TtlE(JRY OF RELATIVITY, TIIE 01.4 try N
SYMMETRY OF TIME, AND TIPIE VS CONDITIONAL PROBABILITY. ALSO UISCUSSED
ARE, CLOCKS (IF VARIOUS DESINGS, SUCH AS A MOLECULAP, CLOCK DEVELOPED BY
BASOV AND PROKHOROV, INDICATING THE CLOSE RELATION BENEEN TIME:
THEORY OF OSCILLATIONS.
MEASUREMENTS IN CLASSICAL PHYSICS AND THE

2 f 2 024 UNCLASSIFIE01 PROCESSING 0ATE-27NOV70
tRC ACCESSION NO--AP0136504
'.~:,A8STRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A NUMBER OF INVES11GATIONS OF
,,'IELECTRON CYCLOTRON PLASMA HEATING HAVE REVEALED THE;~~PRE8ENCE OF A GROUP
::'_'"OF'-HIGH ENERGY ELECTRONS (SEVERAL TIMES,10~KEV)t EXCEEDING a N,
Y MA Y
-,ORDERS OF:MAGNITUDE THE AVERAGE ENERGY OF THE PLASMA ELECTRONS. THE
l:._AUTHbRS_BELIEVE THE ORIGIN OF THE HOT ELECTRONS TO BE RESONANT
PAP
MCLES, WHOSE DOPPLER SHIFTED FREQUENCY~COINCID,E,5 WITH THE CYCLOTPON
OMEGA OMEGA SUBC EQUALS K SUBU V iSUBI. TflEY SHOWt USING THE
-EQUATION FOR THE ELECTRON CYCLOTRON WAVES THAT THIS
0 LSP ER S ION;
EON, LEADS DIRECTLY t0 A CORRECT ESTIMATE OF! THE ENERGY OF THE HOT
ELECTRONS

Ace. Nr., , 4~0045589-' Ref. Code: UR 0463
PRIMRY SOURM 'Molekulyarnaya Biologiya,ilM, Vol 4, Nr 1,
pp tj?-/,Vj
MELTING Or IMA WITH DFPECTS IN ITS SECONDARY STRUCTURE
Berestetakayn, 1. Koso~ganqv - Yu.- U., - La zurkin, Yu. S.;
Trifonov, E. N.; Frank-Kamenetskix, Mi'v.
r-- Inytit"I"M ="Mc T710,
11 Is shown Ilint lite Incirmse In width of'llw melting ratiLre )I DNA dije it) shear
dev'rAdMinn'Is In wor(lance willi. Wt rccently developed, limmy (51. Shice this increase
is dite to lite disruption of Ilic hase Making Inlevidlon 'al lite ouls of helical regions,
(lit measurcuicni. of lite WmAse of lite melihigr width cati be ustd as a inethod (or dt-
terminnilon of comerilrallcin of dcfccl3 (Ioca)ly dcrialursleld Mies) In DNA of bigli mo)c-
ailar weight. Potentialities of (lie proposed flicrioDdynAmic methad are Musirated 6y
lite experlinents willi DNA sampIcA conlaliving deitcls IndiscWhy UV-irrzd1&1Ior;. The
REEL/FWIE
iS7805IG4

AP0045589
Collecillralloa of defects It) Ilicse DNA samples was estimaltd slso by,nican3 o4 recently
proposed kinetic method ill. Analysis of the citic.4flon concerning the ilitsitivily of bol-'I
methods lit repril to Ilic deltda of diffettrit origin showed that as jt-ha~ beta expedtil
ti-tse mieffiods did not 411SU119111131) I)OWM lim ends of sheared molecults and (he ends of
klical feglons nelghbouring the locally denaluraled slits. This rejult wrillrox the wall-
411ty of Abe use ol shear dtgraded DNA for calibration ot.Wh 4MIW&~,
197801565

1 2,:.' 027 PROCESS[Nr,, 0ATE--18SEP70
UNCLASSIFIED~"
1T.ITLE-, NATURE OF THE DESTABILIZATION OF ZR SUBI MINUS~~ X CA SUt3X 0 SU82
~'.'M I NU S, -X ~SOLID SOLUTIONS DURING REACTION:WITH BORON OXIDE -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-FILATOVv S.K., FRANKKAMENETSKIY, ~V,A., ZHURAVINA, T,A.,
COUNTRY OF INFO-, USSR
,.SOURCE-IZV. AKAD. NAUK SSSRT NEORG. MATER, 1970, 611)v 146-7
------- 70
iSUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS, PHYSICS
~~TQPIC TAGS--SOLID SOLUTIONt CRYSTAL LATTICE STRUCTUREI ZIRCONIUMt CALCIUM
_~.:_OXIDE, CHEMICAL REDUCTION, BORON
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
00CU4ENT CL4SS--UNCLASSIF[ED
,PROXY REEL/FRAME--1964/0082 STEP NO--UR/0363/70/()06/001/0166/0167
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0054879
U~,x AS S I F 1 r- 0

2/2 027 UNCLASSI FIED PROCESSING DATE--.18SE070
-C,IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0054879
"-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE UNIT CELL PARAMETERS OF THE
~STABfLIZEO CUBIC LATTICE OF ZR SU131 MINUS X-CA '- U f3 X. 0 S-062 MINUS X SULto
-SOLNS. IN THE PRESENCE OF 8 SUB2 0 S1133 AND OF THE MONOCLINIC P"ASE
FORMING DURING DESTABILIZATION WERE MEASURED. SAMPLES 141 TmOUT ANY 3
PRESENT ARE REPRESENTED ONLY AS THE CUBIC PHASE WITH T14E P4RAMEIEP A
BEING CONST. FOR ALL FIRING TEMPS, IN SAMPLES CONTG- 0.3 MOLE PERCENT
CAG AND IN SAMPLES CONTG. 8 AND ANNEALED AT bOO AND 800DEGREES? THE
PARAMETER OF THE CUBIC PHASE IS CONST. WITHIN THE SAME LIMITS. AFTER
-FIRING AT 1000~AND 1200DEGREES, THE SAMPLES ARE A MIXT. OF THE CUBIC AND
MONOCLINIC.PHASES, WHICH PREVENTSAN ACCURATE DETNsr OF LATTICE
~.~~.PARAMETERS.~.THE A PARAMETER OF THE'CUBIC PHASE REMAINS CONST. WITHIN
THE :EXPTL.. ERROR OF PLUS. OR MINUS 0.00Z.'ANGSTROMq..WHlCH. CORRESPONDS. TO
CONST.,CHEM. COMPN. OF PLUS OR MINUS 2 MOLE PERCENT CAO. THE LATTICE
PARAMETERS OF THE MONOCLINIC PHASE ARE.CONST. IN A~'L CASES WITH[ri EXPTL.
ERROR.:AND ARE CLOSE TO THE PARAMETERS OF PURE ZRO SUB2; THE CA CONTENT
IStINSIGNIF.ICANT. DESTABILIZATION OF~CUBIC ZR SUBI!MINUSX CA SUBX 0 SUB2
~.MINUS.X SOLID-SOLNS. IS ASSOCO. WITH A LOSS OF CA# THE. MONOCLINIC PHASE
FORMING.-DURING.THE DESTABILIZATION IS MACTICALLY:PURE ZRO SUB2 ANDTHE
CA CONTENT IN THE REMAINING CUBIC-PHASE REMAINS, CONST. WfTHIN THE LIMITS
JZPLUS OR MINUS 2 MOLE PERCENT CAO.:

. ......... . .......... ............ ...
. ...... Wifid:
Acc. Nn Abstracting,Service: Ref. Code
#0048483
15J 001?'0
CHEMICAL ABST. 70
Fon~luln
104896z Crystal-chemical limit of zir onium;-ralciura sw~-
stitution in zimoniurn, dioxide ba d on them Iluorite, motif.
]Eilatov. Frank-Kamenctsk-Y, r~- . N."tngriid. Gos.
U1 I9Tqj lamp 176-
AN ristall-Ograp,
rii-vLeni md 7
limiting structure of the Zri*_',Ca.02L;, sYsttni (1),
satd. by Mold coordination polyhedra, x ~= 0.125, is dWcussed.
The equal staiistical distribution oi vacancies in Jbc voli Of the
solid soln. leads to t46r localIzatio;i in detd, lp~sitions~ in the
fluorite structure and.ait the spint time tx) a (lotease (4,1beir
symnietry. Crystals of ~cotnpn. I camiot have 016 uoritt typt!
of structure. The distribution of ciltlOss ill I ifi or
localized. Deviations from' the: starting fluorite motif are
brought about not only by ordering in the anionic orkationk part
of the structure, but also by slight shifts of atxims,. K. Volka
1A
A960,

. .................. ..
Ref Code:
Ace. Nr: Abstracting Service'.
,/ - z0 us 006.8
CHEmICAL ABST.
APP44397
84013d Mechanis tic field eff e'ct on Andimcene
M
of the magne
Sokolik 'I,
Photoconductivity. r2nkpvifh
hem. ghXs.. Mo MWe Cowwan. 1970,
-4,14). 2,OI-,J,kbng). of I ''magnetic field on ~ the photo-
anthracene crystals excited* in thi
cond. of C Mnglet-tri~let absbrp-
t tion band under hole injiction, vias iiVestigated.: ;This effect
-may be explained in-terms of triplet exiiton..trapp~d !hole inter-
action. Such a model Miay be applIed lo the' earlier'. results on
magnetic held effect on uv-excitid photocond. U'sia' neutral
9
contacts. RCYZ,

E6 PRIOCESS4NG DATE--- 20NOV70
-028 UNCLASSIF1
_.TJ.TLE--Ph0TUGENERATIGN OF CURRENT CARRIERS IN CRYS M~L I NE~ TEMACENE IN A
_'_M,3GNET IL Ftf=LC -U-
L.S.9 NGVIKOVA# L.l..v FRANKEVIC.Hi YE.L.
;-."CEUNTPY LF INFO--USSR
Ca:-ZHW,%AL EKSPEkimENrALINOY I -TEGRETICHESKOY~FtZlKV, lg*to. VOL 58,
0 U r
R 5,, PP 1574-1579
_'ZATE... PUBL ISHEU ----- -70
-,SU6JECT ARC-;~S-PHYSICS
~.'TCPIC TAGS -_,MAGNIE TIC. FIELD, PHOTOCONDUCTIVITY, FLUOR E~SC EPIC[, BENZENE
!"~';-_DERIVATI'ilt SURFACE FILMY ORGANIC CRYSTAL
'._rCCUTRCL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
-DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
.-PROXY AELL/FRAME-3002/0024 STEP NO-UR/005~>170~/05a/005/1574/1579
t: IRC AICCESSSICN N!G--AP0l27674

':'~~'.2/2 028 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-20NO1170
ACCESSICN NO--AP0127674
~,ABSTRACT/EXTRAC7-1U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE. EFFECT G f-AIfiAGNE T IC F I EL 0 ON
'PFCTCLGNGU(;TIVITY OF A TETRACENE IS INVES~rIGAIED. BY r-GMPARItiG
'JhE - F.1 LIM
THE RESULTS WITH CATA FROM, THE LirERATURE.-ON 1-1-ilE ~Eff-ECI DF A MAGNETIC
ON TETRACENE FLUORESCENCE, IT IS DEMONSTRATED TH.,ir THE EFFECT OF
THE MAGNETIC FIELD ON' PHOTJCURRC',%T IS DUEJO AT LEAST 11WO DIFFERENT
"IN I EL
PROCESSES. CNE PROCESS IS DUE TO THE FACT WA. R; TYP~ EXCITONS
REASE (IF
IN GENERATION OF CURRENT CARRIERS. yi,p-i DEC.
PARTICIPATE
THE CCNTR I BUT ICN' OF THE, F IRST . PROCEiS !Oi~ VAR [AT ION OF
PHOTOCURk-ENT IN THE MAGNETIC FIELD DECREASES WHEREAS TIfE CONTRIBUTION OF
lhE..SECCND PROCESS INCREASES. FACILITY: 1~JSTII.UT KlilMICHESKOY
;~FIZIKI, AKADEMII NAUK SSSR.

Acc. Nr: AF00446.07 Ref. Code: ti 0 q
-kay FMIeditsina, 1970, ~Vol 48,
PRULARY SOURCE: Kliniches
Nr pp. 64-7,d
THE IMPORTANCE
ALATHEMATICAL ASSESSMENT OF
OF SYMPTOMS IN THE DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF ACUTE
PANCREATITIS AND PERFORATING GASTRIC, ULCER
K. 1. Myshkin, L. A. Franklart, Al. V, Kdfisdva
'y
By mean-, of mathematical treatment on tUrals-2* electron computer of 320 case histories
of patients suffering from -acute pancreatifis and -perforating Vastric ulcer. the authors have
elaborated an original t4ble of weight values. of symptoms which enables to carry out the
differential diagnosis between these twGdNcases. Verification of the diagnostic value of the
table on another 330 case histories his demonstrated that the error comprised only 4 per cent
arid thus is not inferior to rots'ti ne di fferizatial diagnosis. The.aulhor$ are ot the 9pi nion tha t
the proposed table as an accumulator of extensive clinical experience inay,in tk- first place
be ot essential aid to the inexperienced physician and Jn the second place' be. an itnport~;srtt
clernent in the programmatic teaching of clinical- surgery.
REELMNXE
19771284

USSR uw (eq.7.036.3.-533-07-2
M. 0.
"Loss Detenrination in a Diffuser During Thinning of the,,Boundntry Layer by
Means of Slit Suction!'
MOSCOW,, Promyshlennan)m Aerodinamika-SboraLk (Industrial ~Aerodynamics--
Collection of Works), Mashinostroyeniye, 110 3 , 1973, PP'34-40 (fro;Ii
Referativnyy Zhurnal--Av-iatsionnyye i Raketnyye Dvigatell, No 10, 1973, Abstract
No 10-34-54. Resumn.)
Translation: A for=la is obtained for calculation of tho hydraulic resifftame
a" a hydraulic diffuser with slit suction, account beiiV!, tq-l:eri of energ e e
A. ,y xp ad
itures for accorq)]-i slim, ent of the nuction. There is, condmeted an experimental
investigation of the slit suction of a turbulent bmin&-try layer in a two-dirz;en-
sional and axisirm-neturical stream, by means of which it betcomes possible to
estimate the relationship of tdie boundary-layer pamnsters during pasf3ag,3 throti.-
-1-e o-O the sucked-off fluid. h, f r,;ures. 11 references.
the slit to the flow ra.

--30OCT70
UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE
_2/2 021
~-C, IRC ACCESSION 140-AP0117695
~,_ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. SIX MONTH OLD MICE WERE SUBJECTED
TO X IRRADN. AT 600 OR 2000 R, I AND 12 HR AFTER 1.~P- INJECTION OF
THYMIDINE PRIME3ETA. THE STOMACHS WERE AUt.ORADlOGkrAPHED 24-60 HR AFTER
-INJECTION. IRRADN. WITH 600 R, PERFORMED AT THE BEGIN-4ING OF CELL
HE
T
DIVISION, INHIBITED CELL DIFFERENTIATIONt WHILE IRRADN. WITH 2000 R AT
~"._',.THE SAME PERIOD 010 NOT INFLUENCE CELL DIFFERENTIATIQN-~ CELLS
2000 R DURING THE S'PHASE FAILED TO DIVIDE WITHIN 49 fiR.
'PART OF THESE CELLS DIFFERENTIATED MORE~RAPIDLY. OF THE CELLS
!,.40ST.
~_IRRADINTEU DURING TTHE S AND G PHASES FAILED TO DIFFERENTIATE DURING 60
:~HR- AFTER - IRRADN.' THE ROLE OF CELL DIFFERENTIATION IN THE
"-.-~RADIOSENSITIVITY OF RENEWING:POPULATIONS-IS DISCUS$ED. FACILITY:
LAB. EXP. ONCOL.9 INST. CHEM9 PHYS., MOSCOW, USSR41
UNC LASS IF lE_0_

112 -024 UNCLASSI FIEO'~ PKQCESS:ING DATE 230CT70
OF DNA SYNTHESIZING CELLS IN HYPERPL4STIC EPIDERMIS
AND PAPILLOIMAS OF THE MOUSE SKIN -U-
--FRANKFURT9 D.S.
AUTHOR
-INFO--USSR
COMTRY OF.
SOURCE--TSITOLOGIYA; 12: 25-7 FEB 1970
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL ANDMEDICAL SCIENCES
TAGS_-SKIN' PHYSIOLOGYt DNAt RIOSYNTHESIS9 CELL,PHYSIOLOGY,
NUC-LEOSIDE, TRITIU14t CHEMICAL LABELLINCY
~tGNTRCL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS,
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
-PROXY REEL/FRAME-1997/1986 STEP NO--UR/9053/70/012/00,')/0025/0027
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0120629
LIN t- L AS.S i F i E 0

................. . ........
Mimi"- --------
~; 212 024 UNCLASSIFIED. PkOCE55'fNG DATE--230CT70
CIRC 4CCESSION NO--AP0120629
'ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. IN THE HYPERPLASTIC EPIDERMIS,
WHEREAS PINOUS
-~~ONLY.BASAL CELLS SYNTHESIZED DNA AND GRANULAR.CELLS
RE14AINED UNLABELLED ONE HR AFTER PRIME3 H :rHymotME INJECTION. IN
PAPILLOMAS, 10PERCENT OF SPINOUS CELL& SYNTHES I M) DIN A THUS
PAPILLOMAS OF THE MOUSE*SKIN WERE CHARACTERILED BY, A DISTURRANCE IN THE
~:AELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SYNTHESIS OF DNA ANU,DIFFERENTIATION,
FACILITY: INST. OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS1 ~MOSCOW&
(JIN C L A S S I F I E 0

1/2 024 UNCLASSMEO~. PROCESSING DATE--230CT7
-DISTRIBUTION oF DNA SYNTHE
TITLE ESIZING CELLS IN HYPERPLhSTIC EPIDER41S
-AND PAPILLOMAS OF MOUSE SKIN -U-
'AUTliOR-FRANKFURT? Ots.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SCUOf%.E--TSITOLOGIYA 19701 12(2)t 245-7
'DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND-MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--DNA, HIOSYNTHESIS, ONCOLOGYt SKIN PHYSIOLOGYp TRITIUM,
CHEMICAL LABELLING
CRNTROL MAR.KFNG--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUME NT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
--1997/2034 NO--UR/905'-3170/012/002/0245/0247
PROXY REEL/FRAME STEP
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0120677
UNCLASSIFIED
W-alff FER TERM 11fam allwillm..'Um ifiWAINNit'd

UNCLIASSI F IED' ~PROCESSING DATE--230CT7
-2/2 024
CIRC:ACCESSION NO--AP0120677
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. DNA SYNTHESIS WAS EXAMD. WITH
THYMIDINE PRIME3 H 114 RAT SKIN PAPILLOMAS INDUCED WITH 3r4sBEVOPYREME,
IN THE HYPERPLASTIC EPIDERMISP ONA SYNTHESIS WAS 080. ONLY IN THE BASA
CELL:ALYER. IN THE PAPILLOMAS, DNA!SYNTHESIS WAS OBSD. IN THE BASAL
CELLS~ANO IN SOME CELLS OF THE SPINOUS L:AYER. THIS DISTURBANCE OF DNA
SYNTHESIS IS CHARACTERISTIC.FOR MOUSE SKIN PAPICLOMAS. FACILITY
LAB. EXP. ONCOL., INST. CHEM. PHYS., MOSCOW, USSR.
UNC L A S S I F I E D

34'
014 UNCLASS] FIED PROI,"SSING DATE-13NOV70
:~GIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0134954
GP-0- ABSTRAc'r. uv SPGCTPA WER.E REPORTED OR 2v4tRR
-C SUB6-H SU63 N: NC SUB6 fi SUB4 R PR IME2 -4 1 1 UR A. PR I ME I , AND
R.~PRIME2 GIVE-N):.H, H, OH; H, NO SU82t OH Hp CLt O~~i; H v CO SUBZ ETI OH;
Ht OH,' CL, NO USF-12, OH; CL, CO SUB2 LET,: GFI; CL:p!:CNj 'OH; CL, SCN" OH;
qLH, Hr'. NO SU62; Ht H, CN; H, Hp AC; H, -H, 114 , -
H 1 11; H , Nil SUB2' H, NME
'UB2; -H, 14ft SUB2, NO SUB2; H, OHr NO SUBZ;; Hp NME SYB2,M SU62; CLI
0,'4i-:'t OH: CLt MEt OH; CL, CLI Ort; CLt BRs OR; CL, NHAC, OH; CL, It'OH't
NO CL, ,CO SUBZ Hy GH. . THE TRANSFER OF~ELECTRONIC~ CHARGE TH;k(JUGH. I
~CHROMOPHORE- IS 3-5 TIMES WEAKER THAN THROUGH THE CORP ESPOPID ING PHENOL
--:'.-~SYSTE?4*-.'-THL- WAVE NOS. OF THE UV MAX*~ rl E ~0 WITH rJAMMET, SIGMA
RE,CORRELA r T
U N C L A S S 19 1 E 0

-Id
Acc. N ef 6de
0101317_ Abstracting 70
ce *.
- S e rVi U'R 0482
Soviet Inventions Illustrated, Secfion III Mecha~nical.and General,
Derwent,
F236913 POWD!~, LUBRIC4TED BLAIING consists oft'&
bearii~g I witlE shaft-2' in ribbed csi;g 3.
the lubricating power is distributed by mean: a
centrifugal impeller 4 with diffuser 5 owone stde of,
the bearing, connected by,means oU& pipe to a ribbed
swirl chamber 7 with quick-releave cover.& on t4e~ other
side. A small amount of lubricating'powder is.pl4ced-
-in'the swirl chamber, and Phen ah&ft~2 Ls~rotatid the
powder is sucked throughthe bearing,throtigh three
throttling holes 10 by the impeller and returned by
the connecting pipe to the swirl chamber. The waction
of the powder through the bearing together with!air at
high speed provides constait lubrication of beaiing
surfaces, equal temps. and efficLent.]heat dispersal.
3.11.67. as 1194535/25-2711.Z54~,NW~K$HTN~ L.T.
a
&a
(11.6.69) Bul. 7/3-2.69. c nt. F 06C.
as r1t.
REEL/FW1r,
19851090

USSR
f ssor, Head of the Iaboratory of Ex rimantal Fatholo&r,
9RA"'964. Pro e 'PIZ
Institute of Nor=! and Pathological Physiologyp Academy of Medical Sciences
USSR
"Central Mechanisms of Dyspnea"
Moscow, Nauka i Zhizn, No W, 197if pp 71-73
Abstracti According to the theory of Soviet pbyslologist-s V. A. Orbeli and F.
I. Kunstraz, dyspaea is of central origin., They believe that~in addition to
thirst, hunger, emotional, and other centems, the b=in -,Um has an air hunger
fear and anxiety center located in the vicinity of the respiratory centers.
Each time the inspiratory center discharges impulsea to the inspixatory mut;cles,
it also sendz impulses to the air hunger fear and anaiety+ center. In health,
this center has a high threshold, However, under pathological conditions
(cerebral anemia, sclerosis, or tumor) this center bocop6s hyporsensitive,
so that it is stimulated even when the concentration ofjoxygen and carbon
dioxide in blood is no=al and creates the sensation of~:
hbnFer accompanied
Irf fear and anxiety.
1A

112 020
UNCLASSIFIED ROCESSING I)Af(---30OCT70
_~_-TJTLE- ON THE MECHANISM.UF THE DEPRESSION OF THE 13HIB11ORY IiEgmr, BREUER
REFLEX _U_
:AUTH,OR-(02)-FRANKSHTEYNt S.I.,-SERGEYEV9' L.N.
.~,CCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SUURCE-FIZIOLOGICfl.ESKIY ZHURNAL SSSR IEMNI, A."':SECHENCIVAs 1970.VOL 56v
::--"NR 5, P P. 764-766
_'-'.'~DATE PLIBLLSHED--70
..__SUBJECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND IMEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--SLEEP, CRANIAL NIERVE, BREATH,INGf' RESPIRATORY PHYSIOLOGYt
REFLEX
C.LNTR.GL PARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
r
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3001/1604 STEP NO--UR/0239/'VO/050/005/0'164/O-t66
CIRC MACCESSICN 11.10-AP0127095

--30OCT70
UNCLASSIFIED Pl~OCESSING DATE
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0127095
..-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. REFLEX APNOE EVOKED BY STIMULATION
OF THE VAGU5 WAS INVESTIGATED lN UNRESTRAINED CAT$ WITH~CHRONICALLY
IMPLANTED ELECTRODES. THE APNOE WAS CONTINUAL DU~ING,rliE SLEEPt AND
MORE DISTINCT DURING THE SYNCHRONIZED:SLEEP THA.N.bURINGJHE
.0ESYNCHRONIZED ONE. DURING WAKEFULLNES#'PARTICULARLY, IN THE ALERTED
-STIMULATION OF THE VAGUS'DID NOT PRODUCE ANY APNOE.
-,:,..CATSt SIGNIFICANCE
~OF,THE PRESENTED DATA FOR ANALYSIS OF THE DEPRESSION OF THE HERING
FACILITY:
BREUER l.NHIBfTORY REFLEX IN MAN, IS DISCUSSED.
INSTITUTE OF NORMAL AND PATHOLOGICAL PHYSIOLOGY ACAD. MED. SCI. USSR*
-mosccw.

112 018 UNCLASSIFIEb PROCESSING DArE--o2ocr7o
~TIT.LE-SEGMENTARY AND SUPRASEGMENTARY MECHANISM PROTECTIVE REFLEX
-U
...,-PHENOMENON AT THE THORACIC LEVEL OF THE SPINAL CORD
AUTHOR-(02)-SERGEYEVAt L.N., FRANKSHTEYN, Sol.
.,,:COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--BYULLETENI.EKSPERIMENTALINOY 31OLOGII 1:1MEDITSINY9 1970r VOL 69,
~.~F~NR 4, PP 44 47
~DATE PUBL IStfED------70
-SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--SPINAL CORD, REFLEX, NEURON
D ON'. WO E NT CLAS S--Ui!C LAS S I F I ED
,_'.PAUXY (RfU/FKAM('--j1)Ad/159j S IT PN 0-A 0 2 11) 11 0 5 9W) 4014 ri!)I
CIRC AC(ESSION Nfj--AP0106'137

018 UNCLASSIFIED PkbcEssiN-i DATF--02nCT70
CIRC ACCESSJON NO-AP010tj337
--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. PLEURAL A
A3STRACT/EXTRACT FHCT[ON PR)DJCES
INHIBITION OF INITEPCOS'fAL REFLEXES 0 N' THE SIDE OF-I tHE ciiEsr LESION.
INH1131TIC-N OF MOTOR NEURONS AT THE THORACIC LEVEL OF ThE SPINAL CORD IS
c
--.-:IMPLEMENTED BY POSTSYNAPTIC MECHANISMS. SEVERENCE~~OF THE SPINAL C3RO AT
THE.LEVEL C SUB7 MINUS TH SUBI INTENSIFIESiINTERCUSTAL REFLEXES ON THE
j SIDE OF THE LESION TO A GREATER EXTENT,THAN IT.DOES ON TTHE INPACT SIDE.
::.,HENCrz,, IN THE REALIZATION OF THE PROTECTIVE REFLEXJAT THE TtIJRACIC
.,.LEVEL# APART
FROM SEGMENTARY MECHANIS.MS,.PARTAKES ALSO DESrENOING

Magnesium
USISR UDCC '669-721-372
and MUSHSHAVEEV) K. D.~!,All-Union
Institute of Aluminum and Magneoium
'ICathod? Process on Magnesimm Chloride Eleat,rolysis in Melts
Containing ImDurities"
Ordzhonikidzel Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebay1ch Za-vedeniy,
Tsvetnaya Metallurgiya, No 6, 1973, pp 56-62,~
Abstract., The summary cathodic Volarization in the electrolyte
of the composition (in wt%) 10 f,15-0 91 50 NO!, and 110 KC1
investigated at 7000C and 0.5 A/cm -cathodic~ourrent density;
t'he results of-measuring the stationary potentialn of Ni, Fe,
Cr, Al, Un, Ti, and Mg, as compared to the 01 electrode, are
preaent.ed. Equal weight Fe and D'In potential S,,. rel-ative to t1ja
comparable C1 electrode, wqre determined for alloy:.-j containing,
(in ion :- t* ) and 2.06-10-2,Fe wid 5.87-10-3 Irvid
grt-to ion.9
2-13-10" Mrn, respectively, and the respective empirical equa--

USSR
FRiWAS'YEVs H. A., and MIUSHSHAVLEV, K. D., Izvestiya Vy~sshLkb Uchebnylkh
Zavedeniy, Tsvetnaya Metallurgiya, No 6, 1973t,pp 56-62
tions are formulated. Pe polarized on the cathode at potentials
close to equilibrium. The joint'Pe and Mg discharr-e in melts
3 to 9.16-l"-3 Fe (7000)
containing (in ion fractions) 1207-10- 0
takes place at 0.06 to 0.4 A/cm current densities. The limiting
discharge current of Fe ions was not attained at 31,73-10 2 pe
concentration. At 0.006 A'/cm2 current density,~.the ,:b cathode
potential becomes ecual to the Fe stationary potential at appro-
priate Fe concentrations in the electrolyte and appropriate ten-
perature of the electrolyte. Pive figures, one'~table, eight for-
mulast six bibliographic references*
2/2
27 -

Refrac o
USSR UDC 6660764.:~~21.928-37
t
MkRANTS, A. Get G U 11-1-ANT V. I* All-Unioq 12-18, iti.1te of Refra-c-
tories; HGE-R, I. Ye., VASTLIVITS~KIIYV A. V.1
KREYDLL-T,* ic Resoar, P-n (I
Scientif
Design Institute of lf-e t _-I1urr:-i c all~la chin e ry; HO,~'!- IOV
KO-RIgil L. Fie, wnd KOSTYRYA, Yu. F., Dnepropc~xovsk Me"allurgical
Institute
"Prosnects of 'he Ai)nlica'ion of the laelting Cyclone for tho
U
Production of helted Re'~ractories"
Moscow, Ogneupory, No 5, 1-0073, PP 50-54
Abstract: The process of cvclone melting was invertip.1tted viill a vj.o_,w to
produce Y:~ 1ted re" ctories of tho im-PiLwinn-spinu). mli,1 bm:iWtv-cwrw.Aw:,
I ra 1 7
types. Eyperiments vere carried out at the Institute ol" thQ ilroblcTi;r, of
Material Science of the. Acadei-,iy of Sciences Uki-MR. M-io experimexiL.,; indicate,,!
the possibiliI7,, of applyinf;, melting cyclones with the of' a blast enricl_,ed
with ovygen for the production of cast fused refractories witl,,l a
fusi-on te-mi-,arature in which the malt aggregates in the warmin,:; foreht2a_rtli ror
aftereast in's into molds. The dust remwal in cyclone wei-,Ani: does not excecO
5%, thus ensuring tile production of a melt which is close to tile initial
charge in che.,deal composition. line optimm content 01" c::yc~,en in th,2 bla-st
at an approxirate natural gas consim?tion of 1-5 110/kr- chari:c! wass deterUne-1.
1/12

Magnesium
USSR UPC 661.311.12.3:66-093.6
FRANTASIYEVI N A., SHCHEGOLEV, V. I., and MUZHZHAVLEV, K. D.t All-Union
-Aluminum-Yagnesium Institute
"Dehydration of Yagnesium Chloride Crystallohydrates"
Ordzhonikidze, Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedeniy--Chernaya-~'etallurgiya,
No 4, 1973, pp 47-50
Abstract:. This work was devoted to an investigation of a number of questions
concerning the final dehydration of the low hydrates of magnesiitm. chloride and
the production of a raw material, suitable for eleotroly#n. The investigations
showed that during remelting of the crystallohydrates, close in compocition to
dihydrate magnesium chloride, in a treated electrolyte the 10-9ses of "'r"C12 'n
producing a melt containing 40% 09C12 amounted to 33-72%, being increa-sed with
t7l
the:rlsa of temperature. The degree of MgC12 hydrolysis during romelting
amounted to
14.5-Z7.5%, which exceeds tbe ~mngriitude of Yydrolys-is during, the
dehydration of artificial and synthetic carnallite. 1~ydrolysis in the case of
-ture of magresium c
melting a mix hloride crystallohydx-.t6.s and'the electrolyte
is increased by 2-5% in comparison with the variant of emo_lting crystalle-
hydrates in the treated electrolyte. From the viewpoint of raw raterial sav-
ings.it was more profitable to produce an anhydrous product with a lower
1/2

-2/2
f-
- u -
, PIMPY-TUFFFTITM art-M IIIIIHIMI
-1114

MEDI CIN&
Aerospace Medicine
USSR-
UDC 613.693
FRAMEN,_B. S.
Speed and Precision of Movement in Flight Personnel"
Moscow, Voyenno-Meditsinskiy Zhurnal, No 8, Aug-70,-pp 68-70
Abstract: The speed and precision of motor reactions of 'fighter pilots (flying
.time, 500-1,500 hrs) and ground personnel were-studied by measuring the time
of a simple motor reaction and reactionsinvolving two or four
components
selections. The device used was a model of a steering stick (control column).
No significant difference was noted between pilots and ground personnel in
time required for a simple motor reaction., Total reacticia tima was less for
pilots when a selection of two alternatives was involvedJand greater when a
selection among four alternatives was required. Total time was greater with
four alternatives than with two lots but remained the same for ground personnel.
The mean latent period under conditions in,which a selection had to be,ma4e was
shorter for pilots (387 and 426 msec for 21and 4 selections, respectively) than
for ground personnel (429 and 459 msec for 2 and 4 select ions,.respectively),
while the mean duration of the motor component.of the reaction was longer
112

USSR
FMITSEN, B. S., Voyenno-Meditsinskiy Zhurnal, No S. Au&~70, pp, 68-70
(331 vs. 307 and 368 vs. 300 msec for 2 and 4 selections', respectively). Pilots
-made approximately one-half as many:errors-as ground personnel. The lower
reaction speed among pilots was accompanied by a conside.rably:greater precision
in carrying out the required motions. The indexes of sp~6ed or- conversion of
information were higher for pilots than for ground personnel (5.93 vs. 3.93
and 12.4 vs. 9.57 bit/see for reactions involving 2 and,4 choices, respective-
ly). The results showed that in a situation resembling~4ctuaj flight, the
experienced pilots acted more deliberately but also morasmoothly and pre-
cleely. than inexperienced ground peramnel, making, Lwer mistakes than the
latter.
2/2

Thor=od3ma=jo~
USSR
M.,71' DZH L. B. MOLOTILOV, B. V. , SUKHANOV, L F
1 and
I S, Lbntra.L 1~11 `4C Research
SC, K
SiLAPOVALOV, A. P., Institute of Precision Alloy
Institute of Ferrous Metallurgy ineni T. P. Bardin No o-'Lipets;kiy Me
v zallurgicai
Plant
"Effect o-c A High-TemDeraTure Heat Treatment Medium on
the Structure and Mag-
netic Properties of Transformer, Steel"
Mos cow, izvestiva Akademi, Naudk SSSR, Seriya -_,zicheskaya~, Vol, 3 4, No. 2,
'Feb 70, pp 262-266
Astract*.- The rei'_,ning ahil;ty ol: varous 'a.-
media In h.:,&'n-. -;pc!ravure anneialing
'in industrial dc-me furnaces was studled by optical microscopy i:mthods, by mea-
suring magnetic properties and by deternining the chemical cGmp-osition of trans-
former steel. Four different steel compositions were zested he experimenz.
and their concenzrations of Si, C, S, N, 0, Al, Mn,and F 1-jefore ane af-cer an-
nealing in a vacuum or. in a hydrogen or nitrogen mediun ar.e given in ta:bular
form. it was found that hIgh-temparature annealing _,n donie vacuum and gas rur-
naces did not ensure the required degree of reflnement of,the r;~J:etll frf,);Ti C, N,
and S impurities, Raising the degree of evacuation under hIgh-temperatur-2
heat treatment of the --ten! in the most improved indusTrial f-urnacei; also had
li-ttlo affect In improving the refinelgent, It was conclu&d Oli~t in -L:Q
Card 1-12

023 UNCLASSUFIED PROCESSING I)ATE--090CT70
TITLE--EFFECT OF HIGH TEMPERATURE THERMAL TREATMENT MEDIUM ON THE
STRUCTURE AND MAGNETIC PROPERTIES OFTRANSFORIOR STL`EL -U-
AUTH0R-105)-KALADlHAN# L.B.9 MOLUTILOVt 8-V.# SUKHANOVs L-F.9 FRANTSENYUKI
l.v. SHAPOVALOV, A.P.
CUMMY UF INFC--USSR
SL)UkCE-IZV. AKAU. NAUK SSSRs SER. FIL. 1970o 34(Z)t 262-6
DATE, PUBL ISHE:D--70
SUBJECT AREAS-MATERIALS
TAGS-TRANSFORMER STEELt MAGNETIC PROPERTY#' METAL HEAT TKEATMENT,
NITROGENt HYDROGEN
CGWTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
'PROXY REEL/FRAML--1995/G18q STEP (iO--UR/00411170/031,/CO2102GZIOZOG
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0115893
UNCLASSIFIED

7_7
212 023 UNCL ASS IF I ED. PROCESSING DATE-09OCY70
CIRC ACCESSION Ni.~--AP0115893
A 63TRAC T/EXTRA6 T--(U) GP-U- AWRACT, THE REFINI.NG A111LITY OF THE
PROTECTIVE MEDIA USEL) IN HIGH TEMP. THEkMAL. TREATMEW WAS STUDIED AND
'ALSO'THEIR EFFECT ON THE STRUCTURE AND MAGNETIC,IPROPERTIES OF
TRANSFORMER STEEL. THE INVESTIGATED MEDIA WEkEIVACUUM IN THE RANGE 10
PRIME NEGATIVE3 MINUS 30 TURR, H, li AFTER PURGli%i,(; WIIH N 95PERCENT-H
AND N! 95PERCENT-H 5PERCENT.~ -FOR THFACHIEVEMENT OF.GOOD
MAGNETIC-PROPE RTIES THE THERMALTREATMENT SHOULj t3E CARRIED OUT AT A
,:~~-PRESSURE_SNALLER THA14 10 PRIME NEGATIVE~3 TQRR. FACILITY:
TSNLILHM IM. BARDINAt fiOSCOWv USSR.

USSR
my of Scient.es Ukrainian SSH~
Academician of the Acade
KALYNOVYCH, D. F., Candidate of Technical Sciences, KOVY315-KyY, 1. 1.,
Candidate of Technical Sciences, and SMOLIN, M. D., Candidate of Technical
Sciences
IlDevelopment and Use of the Electrotransport Method to Determine the Principal
Parameters of a Metallic Bond"
Kiev. Visnik Akademiyi Nauk Ukrayins'koyi RSR, Val 34~:I%o 3, star 70, pp 24-33
Abstract: The article describes results of a study Df.,the development and use
of the electrotransport method to determine the principal characteristic para-
meters of the metallic bond of a substance; viz., the actuaLion charges of
alloy metals and components z, electron and.hole concentrations n- and a+,
the cross-sections of current-carrier scattering by diffusing ions Cy- and
Crl+, and the temperature parameters respectively of electron and hole con-
ductivity Po- and CL-, Po+ and CL+. The -study includLu~s the solution to the
following theoretical, methodological, and experimental-problems:
1. Developing a theory on the connection betweenl~the values of the
effective charges of ions which migrate during electransport, z*, temperature
1/2
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USSR
FRMN'TSEVYCH, 1. M. et al. Vi sniX Pkademiyi Nauk Ukra~ins'Xoyi RSR, Vol 34,
No 3,-Mar 70, pp 24-33
and composition, and the derivation of new relations which connect the values
of the charac teris tics z, n-I n+, (Y-, 0'+1 Po-' CL-,j ?00+, and CL+ with
experimentally established values.
2. Development of theoretical and experimental tests for the applicability
of the electrotransport method.
3. Development of experimental procedures for determining effective charge
values and a system for checking on experimental result's.
4. Using the electrotransport method to determina- the principal charac-
teristic parameters of a number of specific alloys.
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1412 019 UNCLASSIFIED~ ..ROCESSING OATE--30OCT70
.-zTITLE--DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF AN ELECTRONITRANSFER TECHNIQUE FOR
OETF:RI41NING:THE BASIC PARAMETERS OF A,METALLIC STATE -U-
-.''AUTHOR-104)-FRANTSEVICHt J.H.t KALINOVICHN~D.F'j ~KbVENSKIYr 1.1,#-SMULINt
m 0
l,...COUNTRf OF INFO--USSR
~.--.SOURCE--~AKAOEM11A NAUK UKRAINSIKOI RSRv VISNIKpV0Lo 34#,'MAR* 19770, P.
24"331
PUBLISHED ------- 70
`-SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
.:ITOP.[C.TAGS--METAL CONDUCTIVITY, CARRIER-DENSITY, ELECTRON MOBILITYf BINARY
'-~ALLOY* ELECTRON INTERACTION
-CONTROL .4ARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
-PROXY REEL/FRAME--1996/0932 STEP NO--UR/0655 /10/034/000/0024/0033
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0118098
UNCLASSIFIED