SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KOZIN, G.N. - KOZLOV, A.N.

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USSR uDc 669.o46.5
MHLIY, F. I., KOUU-NOV, 0. G. !1.j ana A1,101"ONT!, YU. r.
"Quality of Metal Produced With Bath Ctxygen Bloving"
Moscow, V ob. "Sovrenennyye problemy kaebestva stali" (Colbaction of
Works, Modern Problems of Steel Quality) (Moscow Institutu of Steel and
Alloys), Izd-vo "Metallurgiya," No 61, 1970, ni 107-13.0
Translation of Abstract: Results are presented of mn Aretentiflation Cr tile
effect of oxygen blowing on metal acidity. Attentiori is j.;iven to the method
of subdeoxidation of low-carbon steels by nilicon vith the purpose of lowering
the metal acidity and reducing the develor&Rnt of gam bubbles. 2 firures, 3
tables, 6 references.
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7
USSR UDC: 519.2
1. V.
"Problem of Orthogonality of Probability Measures"
Tr. Leningr. In-t Aviats. Priborostr. [WorRs of Leningrad Institute for Avia-
tion Instrument Building], 1972, No 74, pp 32-39 (Translated froat Referiitivnyy
Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 11, 1972, Abstract No 11V36, by G. 14filchan)
Translation: Conditions for singularitits of mea5UTC5 in [filbert space fl -are
presented, the characteristic functionals of which art!
0 (u) = el(tft, V~ T(V Fh.7,). vc-11,
where in is the mean, K is the kernel covariation operator of the measure,
is the characteristic function of the absolute4y continuous aistribution Oil a
straight line.
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USSR UDC: S19,2
AWJA&.".
,%inimum Mean Risk Conditioas in Testing of Simple Mul.~ipla-alternative
Hypotheses"
Tr. Leningr. ln-t Aviats. Priborostr. (Works of Leningrad knititutc of Aviation
Instrument Building], 1972, No 74, pp 11-20 (Translated from Referativilyy
Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 11, 1972, Abstract No 11k,118, by th~! author)
Translation: Sufficient conditions for thC MilliII111111, Ille.1.111 Tl~,b. ill testilig Of
simple nrultiple-alternative h)I)otileses are exprmod throublN the Padon-NAod.im
derivatives and the singularity set of the probability measures. Particular
cases are studied.

USSR
E%U6j-wj"
"Method of Calculation of Likelihood Ratios"
UK: .5 19.2
Tr. Leningr. In-t Aviats. Priborostr. [Works of Lening-rad Institu:e of Aviation
Instrument Building], 1972, No 74, pp 21-31 (Translated froii Referativnyi 2hurnal
Kibernetika, No 11, 1972, Abstract No 11V114, 1)), the autlior)
Translation: The exp~!dicncy of selecting a separable- 1-hlbei-t space for f0rmula-
tion of the problem of reception and detection of signals Is proven. One form
of conditions of denumerablo additiveness of' pi-ohabilim:y nw-ts~-Jrvs Jin the
separable Hilbert space is presented and one pos!;ihle owthod of C.'1ic1j)aLi,).11 of
likelihood ratios is tested.
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USSR UDC- S19.~
"Properties of One Class of Non-Gaussian Probability Nloasiirl~!;"
Tr. Leningr. In-t Aviats. Priborostr. [Works of Lembipp-ad Institute for At-ia-
tion Instrument Building], 1972, No 74, pp 40-53 from Referativnyy
Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 11, 1972, Abstract No fj-an tIlL Foreword)
Translation: Certain properties of the prcbabil:i.ty di,,~tribvtions defined by
finite-dimensional densities such as
where f(x) is the distribution density of a certain random qmanLity A is a
positively defined n-dimensional quadratic matrix with (Activnts are studied,
n n
V V ).j
(A J.-:1. (-:j - -_
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Kozin, I. V., Tr. Leningr. In-t Aviats. Priborostr., 1972, No 74, pp 40-53
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Kiberneti~a, No 11, 1972, Abstract No
11V37, from the Forovord)
n
T I is a fixed vector in Euclidean space R
n
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USSR UCC &21 - 357.1 -035
"Problerm and Perspectives in -the Growth of Analgari Virta-11urc',~y. Part I"
Tr. In-ta ort-lan. kataliza i elealleftrokhimii. AN Kaz SSE (PrLx:eedings of the
Institute of Organic Catalysts and Electrochemistry. AcatWitry of Sciences
Kazakstan SSR), NO 3, 1972, PP 3-30 (frQra &,feratilintry aurmal -- K]iW- ya,
1 0
NO 7, 1973, Abstract Is' 7L328)
Translation: Review. ThQ difficult proble-ma in rn-lmllurgr7 wk~re con-
sidered., thu solutions -to which would stitmante. progreim it, this irrortant
area of science and in new bmichen of tcchxtoloj,,~e. Tq!)ic-s !Uuctinsull lnclii4ti
a process -for dissolving metals in tin, tdie thamia.iy1l.,91,11-cs. or nnilti-com'por-2nt
amalgiuns, the nature of the intarim!tallic structures in tho -t:Ln T;hase, and the
kinetics of electrode proceases in zurialgam electrodes. Spoalfic attention W.13
given to determining paitition coefficients in the syst;j~.r:--s a
It was sho,.n tliat retals can be obtained by trethod-s of mmalijain wtth
maxirmn metal impurities In walight % as follows: In, (;~.1_5) Ic jo-5; Ga, I x
10-5; Pb, (1-6) x 1.0-5; cd, 1 x 1~)-5; and 131, 3. x 10-5, Them~ vml.uea do riot
represent the maximun purity obUtitiable vith the imilgiiji muthod. Ways of pre-
paring metals 99.99999-90:j~~,6 pare vure exmqined.

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"Progress in the Field of Amalgam Methods for Obtalming 111j;h-Purity
Alma-Ata, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk Kazakhskay SSR, Serlya KItimicheakava,
No 4, Jul-Aug 70, pp 27-31
Abstract: The article describes work done at the author'n twialgan Cbe-nistry
Laboratory on the use of amalgam electrodes for obtaining 1.ilLrapure metals.
In developing methods for refining metals to superhtgk purity the laboratory
devoted a great deal of attention to studying thermodVitamic properticas of
the components of binary and ternary amalgam systems. In conjunction with
R. Sh. NIGMETOVA and A. M. DAIROYA, use was made of tho enl' method in a
specially developed electrolyte composition and the qtthod of mercury vapor
pressure measurement to study thermodynamic propercluis of t4mary systems in
a wide range of amalgam compositions and temperatures (25-350%). A study
of interatomic interaction in th4i amalgam SYMMS fT1d;1.um-mtr4:L1ryO cadmium-
mercury, indium-gold-mercury, tin-gold mercury, magneatum-to.Ld-mercury,
copper-zinc-mercury (M. H. DEWACHEVA, L. F. KOZIN) extablished the forma-
tion of intermetallic compounds. Using the example o~r Indium, Ye. Ye.
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KOZIN L. F., Izvestiya Akademii Nauk Kazakhskoy SSH, Seriya Khimichoskaya,
~_'.4g 70, pp 27-31
KOBRAND, A. G. YEGOROVA, G. M. CHERNIY, C. D. KA.RPACHKVA Out,~idat,,d the role
of ions of lower valency in the kinetics of electrode reactions. L. F.
KOZIN, G. D. KARPACHEVA, A. C. YEGOROVA studied the cathodic current ef-
ficiencies of indium. A study of the proceis oe zinc and ciadmium ionization
(M. I. YERDENBAYEVA and N. F. CHERKASOVA) showed that the 4modic current
efficiencies of zinc and cadmium at low current densities exceed 100%. A
study of the equilibrium constants of the disproportionaticm reaction of
In+ ions in different electrolytes (A. G. YEGOROVA, Q. M. CNERNI'v) found
that the equilibrium constant depends an the nature of the wim). G. M.
CHERNIY, M. B. DERGACHEVA, A. T. ZAMULYUKIN studied the kirvetics and
mechanism of codischarge. A detailed study of the cadksclwirge and ioniza-
tion. of lead, indium, cadmium, bismuth and zinc and tho motal impurities
accompanying them (A. T. ZA.MMYUKIN, r.. M. CHHRNIY, N~. V. CRXISHINA. A. A.
NIKITIN) made it possible to find conditions for Um deep separation of
impurities from the metal being refined'.
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will -1WIMMINNE
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Izvestiya Akademii Nauk Kazakhskoy SSR, Serlya Khimicheskaya,
2
No 4".Juil~,_ug 70, pp 27-31
L. F. KOZLN, 1. 1. CRURKIN, A. T. ZMULYUKV4 and A. V~ ABF,051.14QV have
devised various original electrolyzer designs using auiiilgart h1polar
electrodes. These have been tested out,at enterprise;u in the country sind
have been put into production. The designs are protected by authe-rs,
certificates. The electrolyzers, as a rule, have fou:1- sections, fiz. an
amalgam anode and three bipolar amalgam 4-lectrodes, mi:iuuted Ln such a way
that the amalgams circulate intensively around a cloud circle by mean-s of
mechanical stirrers of electromagnetic pumps. The followirAg methods ior
refining metals to superhigh purity have been deve-Lopod and ikre constantly
used at one of the plants in the countryi
1. An amalgam method for refining lead 3-000 to high purity (L. F. KOZIN,
A. T. ZAMULYUKIN, V. V. SOKOLDVSKIY, Ya, Z. MALKIN).
2. An amalgam method for refining cadmium KD-000 to, muperhigh purity
(L. F. KOZIN, N. V. GRUSHINA, H. 1. YERDENBAYEVA, R. Zh.. MOBDABERGENO'J,
V. V. SOKOLOVSKIY, A. T. SHAMOVA, A. V, YAKQVLEVA, A. G. BE1,1KOV).
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KOZIN, L G * Izvestiya Akademii Nauk Kazakhskoy SSI, Seript Khimicheskaya,
ucrw,- -.iui--kujr70, pp 27-31
3. An amalgam method for refining indium DI-00 to a Ugh tlegree of purtty
(L. F. KOZIN, R. Sh. NIRIETOVA, G. M. CHERNIY, A. G. GAYVOJ)DKSKIY, R. Zh.
KHOBDABERGENOV, I. K. MURATALIYEV, A. V. YAKOVLHVA, A. G. HELIKOV, V. V.
SOKOLOVSKIY).
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112 014 U4CLASSIFIED PRIOCESS145 f)ATE--O,?OCT70
TITLE--TH[URY OF CONCENTRATION POLARIZATION 01F AMAL-GAM ~LICTAUDES -U-
AUTHOR-(02J-KQZtN, L.F., NIKITIN, A.A.
CCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--IZV* AKAD. NAUK KAZ. SSR, SER. klill1l. L970s 21)(1), 36-49
DATE PUEtL ISHED----70
SUBJECr AREAS--CHEMISTRY, ELEcrtiwi[CS ANO ELLMICAl. C141.04.
TOPIC TAGS-AMALGAM, ELvcrR00[- POLAAIZATION, ELECTKOODF P(-,rE.*iriAL,, cuRRE-ir
JE*4SITY, ELECTROLYTIC CELL, SOLUT1014 CONCENTRAFIDlils THALLIUm
C"'J L 11 _J 11-TV''hs
JL_ZUME%T CLA'SS--U4CL44SSIFIED
P4ZXY PH6L/FP.AAk--1987/0458 SILP
Cl-'%,C AC(_tSSI(JN %0--A()0j04*2')4

212 014 UNICL ASS IF I E'D Pl;4bcEssl,)c, l)Arr---o:?ocT;("
CIAC ACCESSIC-1% NU-AP0104294
-#43STRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- A3srRACT. EQUAT IONS A';~F 901 1 VC-0 FIA THE
A
DISCtfAk'GE 119.1i'lZAT10% REACTION OF METALS ON ilG AND A,-l,,kLGA4 tLECTAJOES.
THESE &~ACTIGNS ARE USJALLY ACCOI-IPANIEO t3Y ONLY C(11NCU. FQLARIZATIrIN, IF
THE ACTIVITY OF THE METAL AT014S IN THE NEAR EL[-Cl'.'9flDE L.AYEl OF THE
AMALGAM IS VARIABLEt THEN THE USUALLY LINEAR AELAVIL14 0k: THF ELECIRODE
RDTENTIAL VS. LOG 11 MINUS (1-1 SUBM, wHERE I IS Ti4E CJRRENT PASS114G
THROUGH THE NEAR EI-ECT~iOOE LA~[*.R 010 1 SUtID IS TWO; LI-NlITtNl'3 Cu!kRC-NT, IS
NOT OBSERVED. THE RELATIONSHIP tIETWEEN rfiE POTENVIAL 010 tHE A1014
FRACTION, TL IN SU31) IN A TL AMALGAM ELECTRODE WA!)' SrUOIED AT 25, 50,
AND 75DEGREES. AT N SUGI EQUALS 10 PRIME NFGATIVE5 TO 10 q14E
NEGATEVEZ, THE A14ALGAM POTENTIAL WAS 65 MV. AS N 5031 INCREASU-1) IHE
ITIAL GRADUALLY DECREASED ANE) FOR THE COMPNo TL SUS;! liG SUt3$ If WAS
POTEN
ONLY 0.4 MV.

112 019 UNCLASSIFIED, PROCCS'SING DATE--18SEP70
TITLE--STRUCTURE OF THE SOLID SOLUTION REGION OF AN INOIUM AND MERCURY
SYSTEM -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-KOZIN, L.F., SUDAKaVj V.A.
COUNTRY nF INFO--USSR
~,SOURCE-IAV. AKAD. NAUK KAZ. SSR, SER. KHIM. 1970t 201t)t 50-5
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
-SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
~TOPIC TAGS--SOLID SOLUTION, X RAY DIFFRACTION ANALYSIS# INDIUM ALLOY,
CRYSTAL STRUCTURE
CPWROL MAPKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
00CU4FNT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PPOXY REEL/FRAME--1987/0769 STEP 40---UR/03601TO/021)/001/0050/0055
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0104215
UNrLASSIFIED

2/2 019 UNCL ASSt F lit PROCESSING OATe-LBSEP70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0104215
&dSTRACT/EXTRACT--(Ul GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE SOLIO SOL',1S,, OF: THE TITLE
SYSTEM WERE STUDIEO BY X RAY STRUCTURAL ANAL. ANO BY 1);::TG. THEIR
HARDNESS. WITHIN THIS SYSTEM WERE FORMEO A W10E PAINGE OF SOLIO SCILNS.
WITH SMALLER THAN 09 EQUAL TO 94 AT* PERCENT IN. AT 9-ft A-T. PERCENT IN,
THE LATTICE WAS THAT OF IN. AT 84-92.5 AT4 PERCENT IN, THE LATTICE 'WAS
FCC. THE PARAMETER OF THE FCC. PHASE.WAS A EQUALS 4,.675 ANGSTRGM.
UNCLASSIFIED

112 0 19 UNC L ASS I F PRIICESSINr, DATE--07-iCT-to
TITLE--rit:CTRUCHEMICAL STUDY UF 114DIUM IONIZATION IDN A RGTATIN D I S K
ELEC]kfJDF -U-
AUTkiiJ4-(()3,..-KGZ1Nv LeFav KOHkAID9 YE.YF.v SHEKAP [.A.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~SCURCE-UKR. KH114. Z14. 1970v 36it) 22-9
JATE PUBL ISHED ------- 70
~SUBJECT AREAS--CHEHISTRY
.TOPIC TAGS--SOLUBILITY, ELECTROLYT[C OXIDATION, SULFURIC ACID, PEPCHLORIC
AC10t ANUDE POLARIZATION, INDIUMI ACTIVATION ENER$Y
r
L
WTPGL MARKING-Nil RESTRICTIONS
.00CUMENt CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL./FRAME--1989/1335 STEP Nu--IJR/O,,)73/710/934)/O'U'1/0022/C,~0,?9
CIRC ACCESSION NU--AP0107808
UNCLASSIFIF-0

212 019 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--020CT70
C,IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0107808
A,3STRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE ANOOIC 0ISSOI.N. IF r,-4 iki H--i.o
SUe4 AND Ii SUR SO SU34 SUNS. WAS STUOIED At A 010TUING. DISK ELECTR306
Rm~ N
BY MEANS OF CURRENT EEFICIeNCY 4ND POLARIZATION) CURVES. 1%,)IuNi F.) I
PRIME POSITIVE WITH AN ACTIVATION ENERGY QF 4 KCAL-M,31.E. AS TH= P'41k!A~Y
ACT. IN PRIME3 POSITIVE RCSULTS FROM DJSPROPclATI~9PiATrG:"j op IN PRIME
POSITIVE. THIS DISPROPORTIONAT13N TAKES PLACE CLOSER TO T-iE FLECTRODE
IN H SU82 SO SUB4 SOLN. THAN IN HCLO SIJB,~. THIS IS Aj'TRIfl,JTE0 13 STEqIC
FACTORS IN THE DECO,*4PN. OF IN SUaZ SO SUB4. AT HIGH 1-1 SU82 S3 SURet
CONC14S. IN SU82 SO SU64 DECUMP, TO FOR14 IN SUBZ (!ISU SUB4) SUB3v St ANO H
SU82 S.

Agriculture
USSR UDC 614.4149-57:615.28~)-7lr571:').891,i.'174595-771
KRVnWVA, Yes N., MIMOFANOV, A. M.9 N. P., WHI-rE111VA, L. V.,
A 0. H. G"
TULUPOVA, A. M.P VINOGRADSKAY jP ="M-P Yu. V., FLDTNnCDVA,, A. S.
and BYAZAMEV., V. A., Institute of Medical Parasitolqgy arid .11'ropical Medicine
imeni Yes I. Martsinovskiy, Ministry of.Health UOSR, ad Imotitute of Agri-
cultural and Specialized Application of Civ11 Aviation
"Testing of Some Organophosphorus Compounds and Carbanates against Larvae of
Aedes Mosquitoes (Culicidae) in Experiments with Aeri" Spraying"
Moscowp Meditsinskaya Parazitologiya i Pamzitamy)%b B01OZ11J., V01 39, No 5,
Sep/Oct 70P PP 599-603
Abstract! The use of organophospborus compounds and carbazuiA;,L-s againat
mosquito larvae was tested In the Yakut ASSHp in the airva of the villages of
Novy, Aikhall, and Mirny, and the Udachnays deposits. 14,,Lter rvser~roira were
treated by aerial spraying from an AN-2 p1we. The follovivw, pesticide* were
tested: bytex, methy1nitrophos, trolen, sevine, and Uptersl:; DM was used as
the reference. Comparatively uniform marshy territori0s vilh occasional far-
ests sj3d bushes were selected. Bytex was shovu to be evpeclally effe*t:Lve aLs
a larvicide, a dose of 40 g/hectare proving to be euffLeient. Methylnitropbos
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MUVTSOVA,, Ye. N., et al., MeditsinskayA :Parazitologlyix i hhnkzitarmyye Bolezni,
Vol 39, No 5, Se~/Oct 70, PP 599-03
required a 100 g/hectare dose to be effective; trolea fixzi doneis 40 and a)
g/hectare reduced the density of mosquito larvae only InsignIficantly. Dipterex
and sevin proved inef fective as larvicides,, being sigixtftc&ntly inferior to
DDT. The effect of mosquito laryee eredlimatiork vIth (xj*gAnqhOsphorus compounds
lasts for 7-14 days.
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USSR UDC: 532-593
KOZIDI, N. S. and SRUNOVI V. A., Novosibir-ok
"Interaction of a Shock Wave With a Wedge-Shaped Cavity"
Novosibirskl Fizika Goreniya i V7,ryvi, Vol 9P No lit J1,11-hug T`P 11P 551-558
Abstract: The authors study the theoretical and c-,xpcrimental aspert's, c,j'
problem associated with the incidence of a shock wave Oil a
in metal. Formmlas are derived which makc, it lpovs,-~blc t,t) caD.-ulate the
form of the uredge-shaped cavity at some in tino L. Tht! !!olu-,--on to the nrot-
1cra on the collapse of the cavity arpcars to bc! 5ince
the characteristic lanc-ar dimension does not enter into thr:
It is shom that the nature of the change in wave lenCth ir, to
with a dependence on the distance x and with a nonlinca~- dc;-.-:,w:1,-,nci~ on th-:- z4i,zic,
gamma, Wave amplitude chan_ve is Inore complex. Flow .01.-Uh jef~ i.,; ~11%ludlc-J.
It is shown that the constant thlclxicas 01, the jet r11;3;k12!1 it to corcjudc-
that the jet is formed by MC'uLl particlen; which arr. louutcd :4% a rwrrwi 1,ur-D!cc
layer of constant thickaner,!3. Ife-tal ductility J.5 rint~t :1,.*LJ,,0..,,, fcr
stabilizing the dijnans~ion o~' this jjiyt,,r. A Re,11w.1-111: num.~wr iv for, thic
collapse process iii the event that the viatcosity fiietor :L:3 thl,
meter.
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USSR trDC: 539-1111
!CQZLN, RUAG., SILEVCHEINO, K. N. (moscov)
"Nonsteady Creep in the Componanta of a Cylinder and e. Sphale"
Moscow, Mashinovedeniye, Jan-Fab 72p pp 7-78
Abstract: In the f'Liel clerent of a nucIg.Lr reactor (cmlindex o_- a sphore 1~1'
fissionable miterial enclosed in a cyliucarical or spliv~ftcal rmi~.11) qm::rtillii,~
at high temperature, swollin,, of the fissionable naterlal t;dzur pinc,~, tt~_ -i( 1.11
as creeD. Vae-e two co-nditiont; can brin,i~ about j,ji tL,,z
initial elasto-plastic stresces and, vhen Uja rcrictor J& otojj)E~d, brIn,,r
residual strosses ithich are nufficlent to destroy the ranctor. of
the posGibility of cuch deatniction re(pii-nm the detanmt4ntit-.~, cf currznt
stresses. A variational eqUation te obtained which dec,,,,xIbefj crcep
in a long heat - re lcasin~, cylinder (or sphere) tuid in thtit c-1hj1I sorroumlliv
it, when the heat release its acco4nnicd by a relntive increment, of each frea
eleimnt of the cylilider (sphcre), vhich io indepondent of the ri.trezseii O_nz~~.
An approximm-te solittion for the process of redistributim of tllo eLiSt:)j)laftiC
axisymmetric (centrlosyrrr:-:~tric) atraim*u in the &.-ystems wmilar com-ile-ri.Af.cr, iF,
construct-ad. A rrx7izrtcu1 emrpP., of an exact solutioi-.- twid an
solution is presented. Thrau refemmceq.

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UPC: 6D.!-!374
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to f *.. -4 ~trxctrr -tttt.z. 1--f 4- f-- t 011 (.-t
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All of au- watit 'Itallng with ". educattrA for chlldx= ar,4 &4=Uxc*ntv
to cftr*(tt-j tow4fll inAtItilirm ha~tt-v rctavm4 to T~~ bAsic, lw,,n v! mo~rml
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,=p*r reliten at ho" =4 In ac.Iiaol !~--r r-t-rr phvitical developocrit c!
c!tIt-..t ;cz4'w4Ln% cre %~uvsOllty of ILA~~*v An-T de"LCI~ftt Of bjbl-'
Anon& Y~ot gifts Aftj thl. work, .1.~ h. R..j of vrc-,,t:.E -#r1T
start of sex life and of holrinx *vDid -nereal dite.".
'As wer. governed hy tho foct. th~r - 12 Iftm.p.".hlr
alownL of qvm ,at td=stlun. and ota-W bt p.,4~4 ;t.tty,. ti*,& h.- by
pAr--rq sed o4j~-r rtiatl-w. and in child Amupo by
*6 well as social workers.
At the first staga of this -rk. -ulut;y with ct, depirt-n- a-.' ;-hlic
adur,&!Ion, =uS *,Sucxti~n center. ~ d"eloprd pl-mm for one and t~,4ry
tettf.r.ar4 for the mcetr,&L and rturoLng per*orme. of aehouLm And thild
lndtruztQrs of biology. class *up*rv.'*ors, as well an 4ctlyisto of ~vl A
tounclla for% a russber of ftajot Vnt*rprl3v*, public I1)%PtctGtb of thildxvn's
roc=s. police, and departsiance far the control of 3u~enil* delinquency bastd
at the rayon evocutive comittees.
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004734V 0214
Ace. Hr: de.V;~4
Ref . CO
PRIMARY SOURCE: Vestnik Dermatologii i Vezerologii, 1970,
Nr pp 7f-JIA
SOME NEW FORMS IN THE WORK OF DERMATO-VENE110LOG ICA INSTITUTIONS
FOR CONTROL OF VENEREAL DISEASES OF THE VROGENITAL ORGANS
Summary
Insufficient success in control of gonorrhea Is (Jut inostly to medfco-biological
factors including greater frequency of pritnary torpidity a0d retli1hnce to antibiotics.
unUmely detection of patients and trrors in diagnoils, sji,~r1cwj1i11gi of orgAnizalio-
nal nature.
It Is suggested that forms of re Istration of patientn, methoils of conirri after
treatment and organization of work 7der-matovenervolog-icai seri-ice be changed. and
also work be extended on active detection of patients, dew-bopinent of now criethods for
diagnosis and therapy, investigation of epidemiology of gonotoccal and non-gonococcal
Inflammatory disease3 of the urogenital organs.
4tr
ft
V

1/2 UNCLASSIFIED PRX,ESSING 0ATE--23-ICT70
TITLE--TtiEPAPEUTIC EFFICACY OF BECILL104 6 IN TREA,'rl4ETN OF GO%'J.~Rfitlk IN MEN
_U_
AUTHOR-(04)-K0ZINt S.L., KRAVCHENKQ* V4G.w DEFEVYANKO, 1',',.Vot SC-04SI-It V.A%
wom-,
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--VESTNIK DERMATOLOGII I VENEROLOGIls 1910v NK 5v PP 75-78
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--VENEREAL DISEASEt ANTIBIOTICt DRUG 00SAGE kk SP01SE/W) 31C ILL 11*4
6 ANTIBIOTIC
CONTROL AARKING--N0 RESTRICTICNS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
PROXY REEL/FRAME--j998/Z046 WEP
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0122275
UNCLAS~JFIED

212 ols UNCLASSIFIED
CIRC ACCESSIPN 111.11i)-AP0122275
ABST'r%'ACT/EXTAACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. BIC!LI.P,I 0 IN 0' IS 1 1?103, -300
TO 2 14 00,000 UN I T S dA S USED FOR TREAl MENT OF 120 ~ICN "i I I HFK E SH
GONORRHEA. FAILURE OP TREATAETN WAS 1385FRVE-0 IN 110i'RCEPir OF ffi~-
PATIEWS OUxIING THcIT-, STAY 1114 Tf4f- HOS-'~ITALt lJIZ E rti.4 I T
WERE OBSEAVED IN 21.7PERCENT IF THE PATIFNTS. 1 14 50illi- PAT I L*,"JT S i4l TH
GONORRHEA FAILURE OF TREATMENT WAS 03SERVEU AF.TEit A 1511:1~IES OF
SUCCESSIVELY USED ANTIBIOTICS. TRFATMETN WITH BACILI.Ili 6 .4;%S Fl-li-N.3 TO
BE MORE EFFECTIVE THAN T~i.4`T i,~ITtl 4ATER SOLU9,LE Pill,'ICILL.114 IN III< SIMILAR
COU-RSE DOSES. FACILITY: KHAR'KOVSKIt N-1 r-Wimir DLRlAA'rJL0GII
I VENEROLO(;IIq AND KHAR'KOVSK[Y OBLASTNOY KOlliPO-,IlEi'4L-llULOG[CtiESKIY
DISPANSER,
UNCLA~SIFIEO

LfZ 019 UNCLASSIriEd I'Rk.ESSING L)ME--30OCITO
TITLE--ANALYSIS OF THE OPEAATION OF THE CENTaAL GihS FRAUIONATION PLANY OF
PLANT THE LOWER KAMA PETROCHEMICAL CUABINE -U-
AUTHOR- (05 I-VGLFSON t I.S.j KONSTANTINUVI YE*N*i'XCJZlN V.A.9 UIMITRIYEV*
A.P., ISLAMOVe SH*KH,
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-NEFTEPERERAS. NEFTEKHIM. (MOSCOW) 1970# (210 2-6-3
-:DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMlSrRY
TOPIC TAGS--BUTANEs PROPANEP GAS, PETROCHEMISTRYl C"EMKAL PLANT
CCNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PaOXY REEL/FRAME--1996/1514 STEP NO--IJR/0318/7,0/000/002/0020,/0023
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP011850t
UNCLA.SSAFIF.0

2/2 019 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCTTO
CIRC ACCESSION NO--APOILS501
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. AN C SU5Z H SU6,45 COLUMN INSTEAD OF
A FRACTIONATION ABSORBER AND A LOWER COOLING WATER TEMP. REDUCEU THE
LOSSES OF THE C SUB3 H SUB8-C SU134 H SUBIO FRACTION OP THE DRY GAS., THE
OPERATING COSTS INCREASED WHEN A SIMILAR WUALITY LEVEL WAS OBTAINE() i4lTH
ANALOGOUS TEMPo AND PRESSURE IN rHE FRACTIONAT10h ABSCIRLBER. t3U4313LE
CAPS INSTEAD OF GRID PLATES IN THE DISTN* COLUMNS 11RUVIDE0 HIGHER AND
STABLE PURITY OF THE FRACTIONS, fHE EFFICIENCY UF rHE FOkAER BEING TWICE
AS HIGH* TEHRMOSIPHON REBOILERS INSTEAD OF FURNACES FOR HEATm; THE
COLUMN BOTTOMS IMPROVED THE OPERATION CONTROL AND VERSATILITY.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR
uDc 676.06-40.83677-521/.0L:53
KIRILLOV, V. N., YEFIMOV, V. A., KOMNA, V.,J. =A, Z. P.,
ABLEW
KRASNOVi L. L., TIKHOMIROVA, R. S *77
"Effect of Fillers on the Thermophysical Properties of Fiberglass
Plastics"
Moscow, Plasticheakiye Massy, No 11, Nov 70, pp 38-40
Abstract: The authors investigate the effect which chemical composi-
tion and heat treatment of the filler have on the ttiermophysical pro-
perties of fiberglass plastics at 50-3000C. Tho. plastics studied
were based on phenol-furfural or or,34inosilicon 4)irtdoars, and Fillers
comprised or silica or aluminoboros tlicate fabr~(,. with a paraffin
lubricant. it was found that the behavior of the thermophysical
characteristics of fiberglass plastics as the t,imiperature changes
depends on the processes which take place in tko filler. In materials
based on aluminoborosilicate fiber, oxidadon ol! the lubricarit
determines the change in thermophysical properti4!* witl-h temperature,
while the determining factor in plastic,s based on silica fabric is
evaporation of the mositure absorbed by the Mors. Heat treatment
of silica fabric is an effective measure for roducing shrinkage of
plastics based on this filler.
1/1

US-)R UI) %1" 591 .:1 . 15
CFIRKI?I, A. A., and EU31IN-1-
"The Effect of Ultrnsound on the ActivitY of
in the Liver, Blood "Plasm-a and hemolysates of th,D Er.Yt'jhrocflx'i of Uhlta
Much. doh-1. vvssh. rhkoj I I
y. Biol. n. (Sclont-Ific Rolmri: of II-fi (InIvi- Ity
Biological Sciences), !i0 2, 19~2, pp 46-110 (frxx~ RofenwOvkyy
1.'1010gicheskr,ya Khizdya,, NO 11, 1972, Abstract Ito 11F`1110,1~)
TI-analationt The activity of f-ructose-I-phwi,phalte :LL the llfvoi-,
,j Studied un(b.,r the of
bloo(i pla2La Lnd he:r,0lyLjates Va.
In a wide range of i.-tensitiez watt/,~m2). 1-j-,
that Ultrasonic vibrations of rvIativel.y loi; powe;v Indiiian? a e.-curea5e it-,
OnzYme activity in the liver wyl exythrocy-tes arid al:so :Lncx-(m.s* them ~EImeability
Of the liver cell membranes. (Author abstmot).
I/1

W'
'hair of
CKRKIN, A. A.,
Vitebsk Medical Institute
"Effect of Ultrasourki on Aldola5e and Lactato Col-rtaia
Rat Tissues"
moscow. biologichoskiyo Nauki, No 9, 1970, pp 4)-43
Abstract: Ultrasound at, a fre~quoncy 4), 6j0 Ind ~it
O.Z to 1.8 WIC1712 altered t1ho acLlvltj 0., aldolaari area
skin, Lauscles, liver, 11:1A S(n-L'a OT
.11'tc :111~.'
a single exposure incroasud tho activity of tme utl
hydrogenaze. in the akin, muzcla, ar4 kidneyp uhile docz-rjajlli-~- a~;, I:! t.IQ QL.'.Or
organs. Repeated expo5ures (5) increa~;ei aldoliii~e acLiviLy in tb;i -,c4-a &Id.,.uy5
but decreased lactate dehydrogenase activity in tho :;a:!.o li,. iww-
and viedium inLcnsit~y ultrasouu.1 5Limallat-~I LICT'-'Ito b~IL
par*vl,,f imctivai-eu alioLisa Activity. 'irio Qr6-,w:j wom ai*-."'o~.,LL~,~ L~-.rasounj 1:1
the folloulzi~,, ordor of magniLudu of 011:11-44ti: '-IrLial.> Aauaclos "I~
small intestine. The uffecli. tnu3 virie-l
relation to the vibrator head (wita the excepi~ion of xidnaysj. wajoli,
farthest removed from the vibrator, were affucted by Utraswaic witit'ja refio:Le-,~
from the dorsal surface of the sicin).

USSR
MIUMT, A. A., an-~,jmznj V jj.
"Effect of Ultm-sonic Vibrations on Aldo-lmee ana
Activity in Certain 24it
Nauch.n. dckl. 'linl. n. (Scientific Of
Higaer Ed~ucation: Ldo'o_pical "cience-o'), 1970, l',*o 9, T,r
Biolw-icheskavn .o 2, 25 Jan 71, Abotract illo
Tranclation: autimrr r3t.1lie'.i the effect o1, iu, tl-urt:w.ic
frequency cl." 830 cr; in a widc? r-mn:;-e of an;j I.
per cq cm) orl tl-'c Of tl-v)
genuf,e In tlic- nluin, liver, intr-.-stinn, J(Lw~yzl CO
white rats. It was cstr-blislied timt with a ninplo (,7-ncow,,,.n2 ti)
vw,res tA-.e activity of.' m-,inly lxxtatr-
in a lv='uel- (if -L,,,-,c Pm-iR-,llGl Orcans. "lith fivefold to
ultra-sounivith ai, 7~r s-z cr..
the enz,l-~Tes ir t-.e irnzcii~-;it,lol
bed usuallv Vzike 'V*~,.ftat_-;,on;:; in the ".W
on the deloth at tne 13 crLv--ate-1 LL-ml ~4L~
lative to tl-lle ultras'-Inic alia tor.

LJC 6142 -015-11.5Y?.
A. A. and OZIN V 1.4 Con.tral Salanrific 1.1100raLor~~. ae--, C'nair
a and Venere LF
of Ski "Illsease, fltab2k Med'eal Li!jtit',~Lo
"The E"ect of Ult-aso,.uid an 'iransaminaso Activity :Ui !'ats`
Vop, .editsiz Khi.
~ioscow, osy nskoy I Tit, No J. 1970, nP 274-~4)e--
Abstract: ---=osure of rats to ultrasci--ic vlbrarions (0-21 C.", :,nI 1.0
activated alaninu vz.,Anotransfarasa =. inly in the ar,3,ans i~v
the head of t~.a v.Ibrator (skin and muscles), b;4 inniciiLlu:1
ferase acLivi-Ly Ln the di,~epar tissuas ind or,~,=s (liver,
Both enzymes were particularly sensitive to the intensJLy Of C,.J) I C,-~i
in the serum enzyrvas par--Ileled those in the tiu.,iua
two ho4ri after rcpGaUXI -i;omoi
3ignifiaa.ltly incruasod at ail Intor-.31.tiO3. AL thu L:I.A~D,
tae onzyna in -~ha tissuas either docroAsud or raziinud
that ultrasanic vibrationa affect the permeability o1! call. men~xvaae3.

1/2 034 UNCLASSI~I'ED' PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
TITLE--ULTRASONIC V18RATIONS EFFECT ON TRANSAMINASES ACTIVITY IN RAT
ORGANS -U-
,.-AUTHOR-(02)-CHIRKIN, A.A.9 KQZlNv V'm..&_
COU14TRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-VOPROSY MEDITSINSKOY KHIMllt 1970o VOL 16-1 111R 3, PP 274-Z76
..DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--TRANSAMINASE, WHITE RAT, ENZYME ACTIVITYt ULTRASONIC BIOLOGIC
EFFECT, BIOLOGIC VIBRATION EFFECTo ALANINEv SKINt LIVER-i KIDNEYi BLOOO
SERUMP PIGESTIVE SYSTEM
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
PROXY REEL/FRAMe--1998/0264 STEP NO--UR/0301/'Ii',)/Olt)/1)03/0214/C)4~.16
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0120954
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 034 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING OAT~E--160CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--APOIZ0954
ABSTPACT/EXTkACT--(U) GP-0- AtISTRACT. THE i--FFECT (IF OLTRASONIC
VIBRATIONS 830 KC OF FREQUENCY AT A WIDE RANGE Oil' INI'ENSITIES (,)-Z1 0.f.)
ANO 1.8 W-CM PRIME2) 0:4 ACTIVITIES OF ALANINE ANINUTRANSFERASE ANQ
ASPARTATE AMINGTRANSFERACE IN THE SKINt MUSCLESw LIVE~v INTESTINE,
KIDNEY AND BLOOD SERUM OF WHITE RATS HAVE BEEN SrUOIEO. THE SlIMULATjAY
ACTION OF VIBRATIONS ON THE ACTIVITY OF fIRSr ENZYME ANO ITS 14H131TORY
ACTION ON THE ACTIVITY OF THL SErONo WAS FOUND. . FACILITY:
CENTRAL RESEARCH LABORATORY ANO CHAIR, OF SKIN AND VeNERAL DISEASES1
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, VITEBSK.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC 621.375.82
KURRATOV, L. N., BRITOV, A. D., DIROCHKA, A. I., moclu'um, N,.
AVER'YANOV, 1. S., STARIK, P. M.
"Stimulated Radiation of Solid Solutions of Tin and Lead Chalcogenides im the
10-Micron Band"
V sb. Kvant. elektronika (Quantum. LI-lectronics-collecticin of varks), No 3, lfos-
cow, Soviet Radio, 1972, pp 97-99 (from RZIx-Fizika, -No 32, Dec 72, Abstract No
12D982)
Translation: A study was made of recombination radiatkiii in the presence of
electron excitatien, and induced emission was obtained Ltv, ?b 1-1( S11XSe crystals
grown by the Bridgman method with x - 0.04, 0.05,and 0.07 atid ~n Pb I-X SnxT e
cr-Istals gro~,m from the gas phase with x = 0.17 anti 0.18. Th4, radiation vave-
length at 90* K is within the 8-11-micron band. The 1)uli;(! po-wer il; 1-10 mil-
liwatts. A study was nade of the temparature functions. The iuax4mum operating
temperature does not exceed 140* K. The bibliography ha.i; 5 encries.
1/1

USSR
14.0
YURM"TOV, L.I.I., LMINAj G.S.j FAVC1111L, V.11.,
VLiEUV, A.N., DE=, EM.
48orze Charactoristicu Of Bzall-Sizad Fulood Lueer With Elortr~m Excituticn"
Rsdiotekhnika i ele~tronil~s, Vol KIII, No 6, June 1~714 pp L',10-1245
Abstract: The principal characteristics are pren~untta oil a e1eatrcr.-
beam pulsed lauer with a hich radiated power. Feasjibla tyLaii c~" la-sor tarj-,etv 3ro
diecunsed. The construction 15 shc"'in OV a COMPIOx amlt~tlezi'lnt turc-et witil
passive regions. Gruphe are shovin of 1) The dependence f 0o raal-atcd
of a single-lawyer target ort the power of the exciting al-actr-in banm; ~_') Me Oe-
pendonce of the rudi:itod nower of &i multil.-ityur tur,!11A on tlia 1),~i~or iof*
the electron beam; and The derandonca of the radluted J.-C"t'-Or on L i I a wa
recurrence frequency of the excilinly olactrcns for a 11 C4111"13" illrrfat. I! 1'zi Dis
also shown of tha anc-alur diatrIbu--lan of the ominvion ol~ Und
cultilayar targeta in a vartical plane ccincidont f roai th"~ elcc-
trona and in a horizutital ullane coinclient frcm tho tht~
crystal. Ths auti-.crs thank N-A.Iofia' YO.D. 14'au-Meni~G, I.J'..!~AovoyclAk' Lyn.
Golidahteyn, and S.S. Shal,hidzhanov Tor valuable censultotiono an~ aid in ti.'e
work. 8 fig. 9 ref. Racei7ed by editors, " MuY 1971-
.'0

USSR UDC 621.3' ?3.029.67
I
KOZINA, G. S., KOSTINSKAYA, T. A.' IWFJ3ATOV, 110. It.,
WOftKOVICH, M. V. , ALEKS0YEVAt L. At
"New Electron-Beam Tube-Optical Laser Based oi~ Elet.-tron
Excitation"
Moscow, Radio-tekhnika i Elektronikat Vol 15, No 2, 1970,
pp 365-367
Abstract: The construetion and characterlstica of a sealed-off
semicondilctor laser with electron excitation produced by a
gallium-arsenide crystal are described. Its bi %sic cl,.aracter_
istics are:
peak power - 13 W-
average power - 100,mw.
pulse duration - 1 miarosec.
pulse frequency - up to 101cHz.
Sa=les of gallium-arsenide as n- and p- type with (1-4) X
1010cm-3 concentration of impurities, cooled to liqiiid nitrogen
temperature, are used as the radiativo slwaont:ji. T11a, dependence
of peak, Ppul3ep and averagep Pro radiation powers on pulse
112

USSR
KOZITA, G. S., et al, Radiotal&nika L ElekLK0._1A_ka 'o' 15, Ito 2,
1970, PP 365-367
Absrract: frequency is plotted in a graph iflAj.oh -Iliows zhat
P ulse decreases with increasing frequenc-1,r above 200 H;, and that
'
~ f = 101cHz is only 17 Pelvent of the maxi=nj val%ia. The graph
also shows that the average power increases to a rmxintua at
5-D'kliz. An efficient way for increasing the peak power is to
increase the beam current density. An inereasig in current don-
SitY_uP to 30-40 A/cm2 without changing the spot; dI'me-nsion, irakos
it possible to substantially increase tho radidLtiOll 1~01*Mr Of t.'I(b
tube. It is concluded that the optimization ol' tube character-
istics should proceed along the lizes of radiative =kterial and
electron optic system improvement. A schematio diagram of the
tube is presented, Orig. art has: figures#
2/2

-D P CEiSINO DATE--3DOCT?D
UNCLASSE It Ro
039
ELECTRON BEAM TUBE OPTICAL LASER'DASED ON ELECTRUA EXCITATION
_u_
.,AUTHOR-(05)-KOZINA G S KOSTINSKAYAt T.A.t KURBATOVv LoNot TSEKHANOVIClit
ALEKiiiW~ :A: oft
....'CC,UNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~~SOURCE-MOSCOW* RADIOTEKHNIKA I ELEKTRONIKAt VOL 15p NO 2# 1970, PP
365-367
;.DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
1
,.$UBJECT.AREAS--PHYSICS
",;TOPIC TAGS-7OPTIC PROPERTY, SEMICONOUCTOR LASER, GALLIIJA ARSIENIOEI
ELECTRON BEAM EXCITATION
-1
CONTROL~MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLAS5--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1992/1151 STEP 40--UR/0109/TU/()15/,)(J2/03~j5/036r
-_ C ~c
CIAC 4CCESSICOji~N~,N4LUI--,AP0112254
.......................... UNCLASSIFIEO

039 UNC
2/2 LASSIFIE0 PRJ'0CLSfjtNlGv DATE-30OCT7C
ICIRC ACCESSION NO--AP011225t+
-48STRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE coiisTRuc'riut~ '%NL)
CHARACC.TEkISTICS OF A SEALED OFF SE141CONOUCTOR LASlik W11H i-LECTROl",
EXCITATION PRODUCED BY A GALLIUM ARSENIDE CRYSTAL ARE 1j)ESCRIdED. ils
BASIC CHARACTERISTICS ARE: PEAK POWER# 1.3 W. i0bZA";l: POottki 100 MW~
PULSE DURATION, 1 MICROSEC. PULSE FREQUENCYf 10" TO 11,1~',Hl. ,A14PLES
OF GALLIUM ARSENIDE AS N AP40 P TYPE WITH (1-4) T[Pli;S LO PAIMEI!J CM-3
CONCENTRATION OF IMPLIRITIESt COOLED TO Lli4UID NITROGEN I'EMPERATURE-1 ARE
USED AS T14E RADIATIVE ELEMENTS. THE DEPENUENCE 01: PEAKv P SU31)ULS~'l AND
AVERAGEv P SUB4, RADIATION POWC-RS ON PULSE ABSTRACT; f-mt:QUENCY IS
PLOTTED IN A GRAPH WHICH SHOWS THAT P SU13PULSE 0ECREA,$E'S wITH ltqCPl:i.SI,14G
FREQUENCY ABOVE 200 HZ AND THAT AT F EQUALS I,OK!14 IS UNLY 17 PERCENT OF
THE MAXIMUM VALUE* THE GRAPH ALSO SHOWS Ti-iAr rHE AViii;~.AGE ijJwFR
INCREASES TO A MAXIMUM AT 5-6KHZ. AN EFFIC~ENT WAY FOR, INCREASING THE
PEAK POWER IS TO INLRFASE THE dFAM CURRE14T DENSITY. 11% INCRE014SE IN
CURRENT DENSITY UP TO 30-40 A-CM PRIAE2 WITHOUT CHANGING THE SPOT
U114ENSIGNP MAKES IT POSSIBLE TO SUBSTANTIALLY THE RADIATION
POWER OF THE TUBE. IT IS CONCLUDED THAT THE OPTEMIZATION OF TUBE
CHARACTERISTICS SHOULD PROCEE0 ALONG ITHE LINES OF1 RAOIATIVE MATERIAL AND
ELECTRON OPTIC SYSTEM IMPROVEMENT. A SCHEMATIC J~JAGRAR Of TfiEl ME IS
PRESENTED*
UNCLASSIFIED

-'r17--7'- " -7-1 !'1
7
Acc. Nr: Abstracting Service: 61,20 Ref - Code:
0
APM43723- INTERNAT. AEROSPACE ABST 'Lit 1? 0:3 116
k6l Z /Ah9 4 N
rA70-23784 Solubility o~ oxygen in IiijuW int3l,Vbdenum (0
ramorimosti kistorods w XhidkoM wolibdenel. N 1)
L. . K.4:i2j. A4 V-
Reviakin, and A. W 50artm ModOwida Ahiuk ~Wjql Lzvil~tii4i,
Merally, Jan.-Feb. 1970, a. 54-64. 8 rats, In Rust;iam.
Develooment of a mwthod ~ol datormining tbt- -1clubilitzi cif
oxygen in liquid molybwjenum in Iho prosence of Votalilij axide'.1. It is
dwwn that the oxygm mnconttaIi" at the surta" 0, I~j metal can
be determined on the basis of an onalviis of 1hib 41joss tri,14;fur
prucesses occumrn ifuting o~idsuon of . niot~Ujocium. Tlle
equilitNium Constant of the reactiocin ot diss(Ituti(A of oxV!I(t(i in
liquid rw)ybdenuiTi at 3DDO K is Oetermir4d, AAX,
AL
7701000

1/2 039 UNCLASSIFIE0 PAOCES$ING oArc--taSEP70
TITLE--THERMODYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF THE DEUX01ATION OF AOLroi MOLYBDZINUM -U-
pAU_THOR-(03)-KOZINA*L.N.v REVYAKIN* A*V,v SAMARIN, A.R.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--DOKL. AKAD. NAUK SSSRv 1970s 190(4)t 909-ti
~,DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
iSUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS9 PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--THERMODYNAMIC ANALYSIS, METAL OEOXIDATION, tMIOLYBDENUM,
PLASTICITY9 ALLOY ADDITIVE? CARBOP41 ZIRCONIUM QXIOEt ALUMINUM OXIDE,
TITANIUM DIOXIDE, CERIUM 0XIDEv NIOSIUM OXIDEP LANTHANUM OXIDE
.cnNTilOL MARKING--N0 PESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1984/0279 STEP
It I ;~C A C(' C_ %l!I--AT0055072
__SION N.-
t A

2/7- 039 Ut4CLASS I FIO PAOCESSING DATE-19SER70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT0055072
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT, AT HtG" rc-,vl)s. SYSTEM FORMS
400t M09 SU82t AND MOO SUB3 HAVING DELTA HOEGREES SUBG '99.30, 12.30v AND
14INUS 78*20 KCAL-MOLEv RESP., AND HAVING MINUS(F SULITClEGREES MINUS H
SUBODEGREESI-T EQUAL 71.45, 84.38, 90#31 CAL-GEGRV~E-MQLE. COMPN. OF
VAPOR PHASE ABOVE MO-0 SYSTEM AT DiFFERENT 0 CONC145. IS GIVEN. DEOXION.
OF MO-0 SYSTEM WAS STUDIED IN THE PRESENCE OF MANY ADDITIVES (N6 SUB2 a
SU85t CEO SUB2, TIO SU82, AL SUB2 0 SV631, CE SUR2 1) SU83, IRO SU62, LA
SUB2 0 SU83r AND C). IN GENERAL, THE MENTIONED Mr-TAL OXIDES INCREASE
PLASTICITY OF MD METAL OWING TO THEIR INIERACTION IN IHE PROCESS 01: MO
CRYSTN. AND NOT OWING TO MO DEMON, PROCESS, C IS THE BEST DEOXIDIZING
ELEMENT,

'112 026 UNC LASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
TITLE--DEOXIDIZING POWER OF CARBON IN MOLTEN HOLY60f. 'I -U-
AUTHOP-(03)-KOZINA, L.N., REVYAKINjr A,Yot SAMARINvAoMo
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--IZVEST. AKAO, MAUK SSSRt HETALLY, MAR.-APR. 1970, (2), 116-118
UATE PUBL ISIAED-~ ----- 70
SU13JECT AREAS--MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--M0LYBDFPlUMv LIQUID METAL, METAL DEOXIDATION, CAP80N, CARRON
MONOXIDE
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--(J,*ll(;LAS5fFlE0
PROXY REEL/FIZAMF--1003/1445 STEP
A c C [* s s f 1)p1

212 026 UNCL AS 5 1 F I ED '0ATl_---;!7','1)V70
CIRC ACCESSION 140--AP0130378
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(W G;P-0- ARSTRAU THE OFOXITHING C !N
1~.ASM OF Al
MOLTEN MO IS DISCUSSLO THEORETICALLY ANO (IN 1'fif- ANAL'~!"Is OF
'F NTLRAL,4014
EXPERIMENTAL DATA, 141TH SPECIAL RE-, TO Ti-iE E, 4
CO AND THE MOLTEN METAL AT TFMP, CLOE. ro rHr: H.P. '~Hl: LIWIL111RIUm
CONSTANT OF THE REACTION CO EQUALS CIPLU$ 0 1% 1~.!5 Tt.'4r:s 10 PRIME
-4TM) PRIMEZ. THE Pk'()I;CT G17 Tiff: ACTIVITY COEFF. 01:
N6GATIVE5 (AT. PARTS D
C AND 0 IN MOLTGN MO IS 0.045.

USSR
UDC 632.954
SHCHEGLOV9 YU. V.j KOZINAI I,. &.&MOVKS, V. I., N'01SHINv G. I., and
DYUSENOV# M. I., AlfMW'9"i afic Remearch InstiltlAte of Phytopathology,
Golitsy&-Moscow Region, Institute: of Or$wd-- Chomistryp Academy of Sclencem
USSR, Moscow
"Herbicidal Activity of Substances Containing Trichlou-oallVl Group. I
Communication. I p I 92-Trichloropropene-l-oi-3 (Trichloraallyl Alcohol),
Some of Its Analogues and Derivatives"
Moscowg Agrokhimiyap No 5, May 730 pp 129-135
Abstract# The highest herbicidal activity axong the ohloro derivatives of
allyl alcohol is exhibited by 111j2-trichlorapropew-1-ol-3 (I) and its
simple alk-3rl ethers, These compounds are qvatemlo herbicid-fis penGtratir43
into the pLants through the roots. Replacement of tho fiydwexyl group Ln
trichloroallyl alcohol by various radic4as and athir jj;roup1nqs load3 to the
loss or to a drastic change of herbicidal activity. JW a rule , the mterials
loose their ability to penetrate through the roots -of tho plAnts, In con-
trast to (1), trichloroviVlacatic acid, exhibits pro:Nittiem of an active
systealo herbicide capable of penetrating through -this leavomq The par*nt
compound (1) is about 10 times as activ6 as allyl alcohol. In a field
trial on buckwheat, (I~_lowered by 45-55% the total woods without any unde-
simble action against the buckwheat, 1/1

USSR UDO 632,95
14
SHrTIrGLOV, YTT. V., NIXISHIN, G. 1.9 DYIISE,"OVO ~1. I., VOL'K2NS,,TF.YNV
YU. R., SAUM-AND7U, L. K., and KOZILXA -L. S. All-Union Research
Institute of Plant Pathology *'Organic cl-,emistry,
Academy of Sciences USSR
"A Herbicide"
USSR Author's Certificate No 252757, filed 11 June 68, publish(?d 25
Feb 70 (From RZh-Khimiya, No 22, 25 Nov 70, Abstract No 22 N708 P by
L. Shchelestenko)
Translation; It is suggested that bis-trichlorall~l esters of,
dicarboxylic acids be used as a herbicide. They Knve the general
formula: Cl 2r. = CCICH2OOC(CY n COOG112CC1 = 04,12 where N = an
integer from 0 to 2.

01N11 OWW"WOMWONA! -W.&WO
-7F 7
GenetUs
USSR UDC 575-123
KOZHINA T. N., LeninZrad Institute or Nuclear Physiel; imeiii B. 11. Konstantinov,
Academy of Sciences USSR
"The Problem of Specificity in the ~b_itagenic Action oT Fast Neutrons"
Moscow, Genetika, Vol 9, No 1, 1973, PP 168-170
Abstract: This study was conducted to deternine iðer or riot the Covinon
genie a,,;ent.,tj tilt-'Ln are (-
belief that fast neutrons are more effectivR nit.~L rays
is valid. Direct nutati=3 in the ad, and ad2 (adenimu-dependent) loci in the
yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae affected by fast neutrons and X-rays iA_,re com-
pared. No significant differences were foizid in the 102 : ad IL initation ratios
for the two methods, or in the ratios between completmintiniz, nnd noncotriple M.,nt-
ing mutants, as determined from genetic maps. Thus pmeise !~;enetic irapping
does not support the presence of specificity in the matagenLe action of fast
neutrons as compared to X-rays.
1/1

USSR UDC; 669.187+1~21-391:519.28(048)
KOZHINSKIY, O.S., LAPSHIN, I.V., reviewers
Kiberneticheskiye Metody Analiza Elektroplavki Stali lCybernotic Methods of
Analysis of Electric Melting of Steel], by M. F. Galkin and Yu. S. Krolya,
Moscow, Metallurgiya Press, 1971, 303 pp
Moscow, Stall, No 2, 1973, pp 131-132
Abstract: The monograph which is reviewed in this airticle is designs--d for
metallurgists with no special mathematical training. The book consists of
an introduction and 17 Chapters, combined into 4 sections. 'rhe first sec-
tion is dedicated to the application of mathematical Inctho4s for identi-
fication of a technological process, including the nei--essal-y information
from the theory of probabilities, information theory and niLthematical sta-
tistics. The second section covers the application of mathematical methods
for improvement of the technology of electric melting of steel, including
information on some of the latest methods of applied -tuthertatics. The
third section covers problems of the application of the. concepts and
methods of cybernetics for improvement of control of varicnis processes of
1/2

USM %
XOZHINSXIY, 0. S., T.APSTM, I. V., Stal " go 2, 1973r PP 131-132
the electric steelmaking process. The fGurtI' sectiOll is the most s'gM'f'Ca*nt
and original, and is dedicated to control of electric melting on the tasis of
analysis of electrical chamcteristics4 The revievel,s criticize some details
of the book but give it a positive evaluation on the~NhOle-
2/2
- 101 -

USSR UIDC 547.26'118
SHOKOL, V. A., KOZHUSHYO, B,,J., and,KIRSA,40V, A. W., Institute of Organic
Chemistry, AcadW!Wy' of sciences, ukrainianSSR
"Reaction of Trichloromethylisocyaaape With Triethylphos:phite"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Kh1mii, Vol 43 (105), 11o 3, Maor 73, pp 544-551
Abstract: Reaction of trichloromethylisocyanate Wth one! male of triethyl-
phosphite yields 10-20,1. of dietlioxyphosplionyldictiloro,,ietity,lisocyanate re-
gardless of the reaction conditions. In most casmi also 20-40'/.' of his-
(die thoxyphos phony 1) chlorome th vli s ocyanate is obtataed and occasion~fflv
5-10% of triethylphosphate. Increasing the amount of triethylphosplifte' to
two and three moler, gives bis (die th oxyphosph ouy 1) 0141 o ronin rhyl is o cy anate and
tris(diethoxyphosphonyl)nietliyl:Li3ocyat).ite respectivoily plils, admixtures of
triethylphosphate and tetraethylpyrophosphate. lnc:reasitig trietliylpl,osphite
to four males increases the yield of the tris(dii.-Lb;;):Kypl-,i)sl,.honvl)irc.!E~L-;,Liso-
cyanate to 40Z. Thus it has been shown that the trichlovomethYl group may
participate in Arbuzov reaction replacing all three chlorine ato-rrLs bv
phosphorus containing radicals. A novel compound hat; beitu synthe~slzed
containing an isocyanate group and three phosphorus arom-1 at one carbcn
atom.

Acc. Nr Abstracting ServiCe4
41 Ref. Code:
APOOT1604- CMICAL ABST4 10000
I fy' 8,74n, Effecti; of mutzktiotl$ CM altravialtit sensitivity in
Ust Jkliarov-1. A.; Kv;ina, T. N'.;,111cdorqvii;, 1. V.
i o( S1 ahanOryciu- crre-
rime were induced by iiv Ii cht amd were by I hit replica
plating, Two inittikats, de! imnatRd joirsi ancl~ 4!sii, curying tion-
allelic mutations of radiosensitivity, were stuili1l 4 more cii-refully.
Uv sensitivity a genie eliamcter:
.ppeared to be of reoess~ive nuoi o
heterozygous dipl9kis were Viv-resistint an4 segregwled 1:1
resistant and setisitive clones in %he rati,doin's., CI-Aspoire laniples.
The haploid um mutant and. the haphyid -4wx4~ murant have uV
sensitvities 2.5 and 1.8 times higher, rtsp., flijan the, svild-t~pe
haploid. The radiq~resistance of the, ilogenic strairLi,:, varrying
the mutations at.thr M111 locus, incrotas4s voritli j)olyphAidy. The
effect of mrs mutations on the frequency of iacj~xcd gqnic muca-
tions could be studitod easily due. to the W4 Lhat tht resistant
mutants could e"ly I)e detected in the media 11ii.11i a llfgh serine
cqncn. 7"hor results indicator that: the Pirsi a nit u,,jt matations
siLmificantly Increase the sensitivity of baploir.4 to iiiLitaKente
REELIFRAKE
t 4#4
:197 f J090

.11 .11. ...11 MWIM 1 Mil 11 IBM" lL 11 .-.1 1.~J. 1~ .1

AP0044604
action ef uv light. The ut-sp and sayst inutatioms ultio ri-4'ult: in iLn
increase in sensitivity to inutaltenic action of uv 1,4glit in ieg-'ard to
'
for urs,
cytoplasmic determinants. The diploids hombl.,ygous
and urs, inatations proved to be hiRl'
.1y 5(.IlSitiVe t4l the licition of
uv light causing recombination when-the frequtilley 01 i-.idueed

initotic recombination in resistant and sensiti
ve ~Iiploidli betero-
zygous for ad, and ad, genes w4s rtcordod. 'rilt. freillititcy of
spontaneous inullations inde-rittident of adenivt js,ts rftr,.rded ill
haploids of genotype 4ids, adt ars, tind A umr. The wulations
towards ur sensitivity cause a sharp increaSL !ill spontaneous
M
mutability, the rise Wing espe6ally silpit wint dj~e to jwrt- rnuta-
tions. The specific features of jwvst. mutatits of 'Facerfilronlyces
suggest that the uiu mutants ill yeast also have o. Icss e0icient or
blocktd systein for repair of tAV 4aniage ill fl DKA, UV-
sensitive inutants are.-Krositive not only to the 10 1 actfoll. of UY
light but also to the inutogtnic and recombii~orenie actions.
l
Thi
u
i
i1
l
h
d
f
MA i
d
-
s s
lat s
ggests I
m
ar mo
e
s tv3pon-
amages o
t
~
ble for all these effects. Tile itiduction of vywpLisinic nitafttions
in uv-sensitive mutants suggests that the DNA ;tepair $-stem is
Iccalized not only in the nucl"s but also in tilt c toplasul of tile
cell. The sharp iocrease in fillontarleaus inlitabiKIty in tiv-,cosi-
tive malants, indicates that thernsin, function of th't-repair systern
is to maintain the stability of genetic matcrial binder thultural
conditions. RCMR _j

19171281

41 H
1/3 022 UNCLASSIFIED PiltUCE11SP16 DATE--090CT70
)'ITIVITY IN Y AST
TITLE-THE EFFECTS OF MUTATIUNS TOWARDS ULTRAVtOLEY SEN!
_U_
AUTfiUR-(03)-ZAKHARJV, I.A-v KOZINAs T.N.LFEDUROVA9 I.Vo.
OF INFO-USSR
SUJURCE--MUTAT RES 9(l);
"DATE PU13L ISHED---70
31-39. ILLU54 1970
--,SUBJECT ARLAS-81OLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
ITOPIC TAGS-YEASTo MICROORGANISM MUTATIONt UV RAUIATIONi RAUIATION
SENSITIVITY, SACCHAKOMYCES, ESCHERJALOLI* DNA9 RAU.IA[l0N UAMAGE
:CCNTRUL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
,,PRUXY REEL/F-RAME--1993/0591 STEP NO-tiE/0000/'10/0(191001/0031/0039
CIRC ACCESSION NLj--APol134jJ1

1:r c I
2/3- 022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCE'iSING DATE--090CT70
C-IRC ACCESSIUN NU--APOL13481
*bSTkACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-O- ABSTRACT. UY SENSITIVL-' MWANTS WERE INUUCED
6Y.THE ACTION OF UV LIGHT AND WERE.ISOLATED BY THE Rtl)LICA PLArING
METHOD. HIGHLY HOMOZYGOUS cTUCKS OF YEAST SACCHAROMYL-S CEREVISIAE
DESCENDING FROM RACE XII 6LRE UTILITZEDo TWO MUTANTS-t DESIGNATED UVS
SUBI AND UVS SUBZ, CARRYING NONALLELIC MUTATIONS OF RADIUSENSITIVITY,
WERE STUDIED MORE CAREFULLY. UV SENSITIVITY APPEARED TO BE OF A
RECESSIVE MONOGENIC CHARACTER; HETEROZYGOUS DIPLOIDS hERE UV RESISTANT
AND SEGREGATED L:l RESISTANT AND SENSITIVE CLONE$ IN IFIE PANDOM
ASCOSPORE SAMPLES. THE UV SENSI-TIVITY OF rHE STRAINS $EARING MUTANTS
UVS SUB1 AND UVS SUB2 DIFFERS. THE HAPLOID UVS $U81 PAUTANT AND THE
HAPLOID UV5 SUB2 MUTANT HAVE SENSITIVITUS 25 ANO I.$ TIMES HIGHERt
RESPECTIVELY, THAN THE WILD TYPE HAPLOIDa THE UVS S1161 MUTANTS EXHIBIT
AN- E-XPONENTIAL SURVIVAL CUKVEv WHILE' 'THE" UVS' SUU MUTftNrS AND rHE WILD
TYPE HAPLOID HAVE SIGMUIDAL SHAPED CURVES. THE RADICjRESISTA.%CE OF T.HE
ISOGENIC STRAINSt CARRYING THE MUTATIVNS AT FHE UVS S061 LOCUSP
INCREASES WITH PULYPLOIUY. WE WERE ABLE TO sruoy THE EFFECT OF UVS
MUTATIONS ON THE FREQUENCY OF INDUCED GENIC MUTATIONS DUE TO THE FACT
THAT THE RESISTANT MUTANTS COULO EASILY BE DETECTED 14 THE MEDIA WITH A
HIGH SERINE CONCENTRATIONa THE RESULTS INDICATE 'THAT THE UVS SUBI AND
UVS SUB2 MUTATIONS SIGNIFICANTLY INCREASE THE SENSITIUITY OF HAPLOIDS TO
MUTAGENIC ACTION OF UV LIGHT. THE UVS SUBt AND UVS SUB2 t-WATIONS ALSO
RESULT IN AN INCREASE IN SENSITIVITY TO HUTAGENIC ACTION IF UV LIGHT TO
REGARD TO CYTUPLASMIC DETERMINANTS.

3/1 022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCE5SING DATE--O9OCT7O
,~CIRC ACCESSIUN NO--AP0113481 OMOZYGOUS FOR UVS $U61 AND UVS SU82
A.3STRACT/EXTRACT-THE DIPLUIUS H
HUTATIUNS PROVED TO BE HIGHLY SENSIrIVE TU ri-tE tcricitu OF UV LIGHT
CAUSING RLCUMBINATION YiHEN THE FRC-QUENCY UF tNaucco wil,cric
RECO143INATION IN RESISTANT AND SENSITIVE DIPL0101i HETFROZYGUUS FOK 40
SUill AND Au SUB2 GENES oAS kECORDEU. THE I-KEQUENC.Y UF SPO,'ATA%EjLjS
MUTATIONS INDEPENDENT OF ADr.NI,14E WAS RECORDED IN HAPLOIDS OF GENOTYPE AD
SU32, AD SVb2 UVS SUbl AND AO SU82 UVS SlU82. TH&-,' HUTAII0NS T04ARDS UV
SENSITIVITY CAUSE A SHARP IHLREASE IN SPUNTANEOW; NUTABILITYi THE RISE
BEING EXPECIALLY SIGNIFICANT DUE TO UVS SU82 MUIATIONSt THE SPECIFIC
FEATURES OF UVS SUB2 MUTANTS (IF SACCHAROMYCES ARC SIMRLAR TO THOSE OF UV
SENSITIVE MUTANTS OF E. CULI; THEREFORE, ONE MIGHT SUGGEST ]HAT rHE UVS
MUTANTS IN YEAST ALSO HAVE A LESS EFFICIENT OR 110CAL-0 SYSTEM FOR REPAIR
OF UV DAMAGE IN THE DNA. THE FACT THAT THE UV $CNSIT3YE MUTA,"ITS ARE
SENSITIVE NOT ONLY TO THE LETHAL ACTION Of UV LIGHT BUT ALSO TO THE
14UTAGENIC AND RECOMBINJGENIC ONES SUGGESTS T14AT $tMIL11K MOLECULAR
DAMAGES UF THL DNA UNDERLIE ALL THESE EFFECTS. Tfit INDUCTION OF
CYTOPLASMIC KUTATIUNS IN UV SENSIIIVE MUTANTS SUGGESTS THAT IHE REPAIR
SYSTEM UNDER CONSLULKATION IS LOCALIZED NOT ONLY IN 14E NUCLEOUS BUT
ALSO Ih THE CYTOPLASM OF THE CELL. THE SHARP INCREASE IN SPONTANEOUS
MUTA*lLITY IN UV SENSITIVE KUTANTS INDICATES THAI' THE MA114 FUNCTIG114 OF
THE REPAIR SYSTEM IS TO MAINTAIN THE STAOILIfY OF GENIAIC MATERIAL UNDER
NATURAL CONDITIONS. FACILITY: INST. PHYS. TECH.* A. F. IOFFE
ACAD. SCI., LENINGRAD, USSR.

Acc. Nr-. Abstract '14 Service: Ref. Code:
AP0052435-"* clia(IM ABST. Z/-.0(7 Vaiy
r 1017,49t Antimiembial ftibri",
1. N Konkin, Shg eal(wt-ut7~-i-
~t. I OW WT-O, W-1y. -54 wa
Te M (MOSC L Ru
*
---raffn-cs modified by graftingith 2-raothyl-5-i~inylpy6dine were
treated with 1% eq. soln. of u(OAc)j or AgNGI. 'Simlla;fly. wool
grafted with metbacrylic acid wafi treated with 150 p4machicra-
phencil or hexachloraphene aWns' in h1eOH, ~ Me grafting in-
creased the tensile strength of the fabric by 18-10%. The bacteri-
cidal additives inhibited the Or6pagation or Sraphylvi-occud au-
reus and intestinal bacteria~wben 1-1.5% Cu or Ag or ,a7.32%
chlorinated phenols were present. CPJR
REEL/FWIE
19821069

USSR
MC M9-71':536-R:66q-Q73
ZLOBI=rvl, G. M., )MZnTEMSV V. V., MMIS01r,, B. A., etnd KSKIKEVICH, V. -I.,
Kha Ikov Universityw---s--~-m"--
"Beat Conductivity of Aluminum Alloys at Lov TexperoLtures"
Moscow, Metallovedeniye, Ito 5, 1971, P 64
Abstract: The heat conductivit-I of the AD1,, A14, ABB., AT01, A~tr3, U6, and
AVA structural aluminum alloys vas investirLzted at tin:permtures of 10-300ox
by measuring the conductivilty up to the temiperatuxt, a~ liquidt nitrogen in 5-
100K intervals and then in 15-200y, intervala.. Tbe retT-,LItn axe tabulated and
shown in graphs of the temperature-dependent coefficilant at thermal ccoduc-
tivity. One figure, one table, four blbliagmpkic reV*renoeo.

W. ..... .oil lo-111i ............. ...... . ..
112 032 UNCLASSIFIEO 'PROCESSING DATE-30OCT70
TITLE:-HYPEPTENSIVE URUGS AGAINST HYPGXIA IN PAT11--'NI'S WITH HYPERTENSIVE
DISEASE -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-ZANOZORA, N.S., DR0ZUUVv OvD.v KOZINTSEVAO Pove
CCUNTRY OF INFC-USSR
SCUACE--VRACHEej\OYE VELG, 1970, NA 5, PP 1-5
DATE PUBLISHEC--70
SUBJECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC rAGS-ANTIHYPkRTENSIVE AGENT# HYPERTENSIUNP HYPUXIAV 61.000
CHEMISTRYs OXYGEN# METABOLISMv HEPARIN* RESERPINE
CCNTRCL MARKIhG-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY kELL/FRAME--3002/1724
CIRC ACCESSION NO-APOL29G92
STEP NC)--UR/047!i/?O/t)04)/005/0001/0005
lf-A

212 032 UNCLASSIFIED PROCC.SSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSICN NO--AP0129092
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A STUOY OF rHE GASEOUS CONfrit"IT OF
THE BLGOD IN 198 PATIENTS WITH HYPERTEN51YE DISEASE REVEALED SIGNS OF
HYPCXIA IN THE MAJORITY OF *rHESE PATIENTS. TREOMEW WITH R~SEKPINEt
ISMELIN, AMINALINE, HYPuTHIAZIDE, ISVELIN PLUS THIAZIDES, HLPARIN AND
HEPARIN PLUS RESERPINE RESULTED IN AN INCREASE OF OXY,GEN SATURATION OF
THE ARTERIAL BLOOD AND AN IMPROVEMENT OF TISSUE WXYGEN METAbOLISMv AS
EVIDENCED BY THE DYNAMICS 01' 8LOOD VAKATUXYGEN. FACILlrY:
KIYEVSKOGO NAUCHNO-ISSLED. INSTITUTA KLINICHESKOlt MEU11SKINY Ili. AKAD,
No Do STRAZHESKG*
fy

PRMESSING DA'TE--30OCT70
1/2 016 UNC L AS S I O'll ho
TITLE-EFt-LCT 6F HYPUTENSIVE TrikRAPY (IN UKLOATIVE PKU~ESSES IN PATIENTS
~
nIIH HYPERTENSIVE UISEASE -U-
L
~i..THOR-(02)-KOZINTSEUJ-P-!,Y.t LUGANSKIY9 YUeN,
;:ZjNTRV OF INF0--USSR,
S4_'uACE--VRACHE6NGYE DELUt 1970t NR 6, PP 18-21
-,'4TE PU8LISHEU ------ 70
SU3JECT AREAS-BICLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
su
TUPIC TAGS-HYPERTENSIGNt ANTIHYPERTENSIVE AGENTi OXYGENs BIULOOIC
OXIOATICNo OXIDATION REDUCTION REACTION
.CCNTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
3LCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PAUXY REELIFRAME--300211742
STEP NG--UR/047!i/7010(~~U/0~,6/0018/0021
Z~IRC ACCESSICN NO--AP0129110
UN c L 1~ 5 s I F I E 0

2/2 ols UNCLASSIFIED i)ROUSSING DATE-30OCT70
,IRC ACCESSIGN NU--AP0129tio
A3STkACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE BLOOD VAKAT IWAS STUOIEC)
IN LIO PATIENTS ILLUERLY ANE) llE0IUM AGEO) 141TH HYPERIENClIVE DISEASE,
STAGE If AND Ill. BEFORE TREATMENT WITH HYPOYENSIVE UVUGS THE l4ilJ;-)RITY
OF PATIENTS ShOWED AN INCREASED r3LLOO VAKAT OXYGI-N. UNOER THE EFFECT OF
TREATMENT WITH ISMELIN, ISHELIN PLUS rHIAZIOES, OXYGEN 6EVERAGE rflE
OXIDATION REDUCTIGN PKOCESSES 114PRUVEL's A MORE OTST110 kL-UULr]O,'l OF THE
6LOOD VAKAT OXYGEN OLING 013SERVE-0 IN PATIENTS WITH HViPLf-,Tl'uSIVC- DISEASE,
STAGE 11. TREATMENT WITH.THIAZIOES ONLY 011) NOr RESQLt IN A DISfINCT
REDUCTION OF THE BLOOD VAKAT OXYGEN* I:AC;11-11V: OTDEL
FUNKTSIONALINOY DIAGNUSTIKI KIYEVSKOGO NAULitNU-11,SLEi)OV,'T'-LISKI)GO
INSTITUTA KLINICHESKOY MCOIT-SIUY IMENI AKAD. N. ~D. 5rRAZHE-SK0.
UNCLASSIFIE-to-

112 014 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING P,_','~--18SEP70
TITLE--OSCILLOPOLAROGRAPHIC DETERMINATION OF CERTAPI NONFERr."JS METALS ON
A HANGING DROP MERCURY ELECTRODE -U-
..AUTHOR-(03)-KOZIROO# I.D.9 KOVALENKOP P.N.,o YEVSTIFEY~'--, M.Plo
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
ANAL. KHIM. 19709 25(1)t L47-~-,
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS, CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--NONFERROUS METAL, POLAROGRAPHIC ANALYSISP DROPPING MERCURY
ELECTRODE
CMTROL 4ARKING--NO qESTPICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
PROXY REEL/FkAHE--1999/1742 STEP NU--UR/OU75~10/0;15/001/0147/0152
CIPC

212 014 UNCLASSIFIED 11"ROCESSING OATE--IBSEP70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0108109
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(Ul GP-0- ABSTR4cr. THE 0SCILLIPOLAPOGRAPHIC
PROPERTIES OF CD, ZN, CO, tils AND CU IN M NH SUBsU CL H NH SUB4 OH MEDIA
AND OF P6 IN M KNO SUB3 WERE STUDIED BY USING FIAEF HG ELECTRODEP ZNP NIr
AND CO ARE REDUCED NONaEVERS18LY ON A STD. HG E~ECTRODE AND CO, CU, AND
PB ARE REDUCED REVERSIBLY. THE EXPTL. DEPENDENCE' OF I SUB MAX, ON
CONCN. FOR CU, PB, AND CD CORRELATE BZST WITH THE.-ORETICAL CALCHS. OF rHE
I SUBMAX. VALUES BY USING THE EWUAITON OF SEVCIK RANDLES AND FOR NIv COI
AND ZN BY USING THE EQUATION OF OELEHAY*

waspop arm
- -----------
P-1/2 015
UNCLAS Sl Fl' ED D r
J."TITLE-CUNUITIONS OF POTASSIUM rur;-,ApHENYLb0!AA'rE ~rs
CONVERSIUN rij SODIUM X40 LITHIUM TE TRAP HEINYLBOR ATE 5 --V-
AUTHGR-1021-KIRGINTSEV, A.N., K(.)LITSKIY;, blool
CCUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
SGURCE-ZH. PRIKL. 041,14. (LEiNINGRAW 1970t -4.31.41, 51t)-o~jW
UATE PUBLISHED----70
,-SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS-POIASSLUM COMPIJUNOr 0kl;.'4N0Ll()RON COMPOLY49v
COMPOUNI), Oki.-ANG'JODIUM COMPOWIDe 0i(~;Ahll)l_lrHlUX ClJ;ll-l'ijAll.',p u(NIttil:
DLRIVATIV~v CHEMILAL SYtilfi~Mv Riti EXCHANGE RL-5I111.ilUJKlJ'j 1_)N lXc'r0%tl'l.
RESIN
C6,4TROL MARKINGI-NO RESTRILTIGNS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REELIFKAAE--i~J92/1648 SILP
CIMIC" ACCF_)"'~ICN

212 015 UNCLASSIFIED PR6C S 11',.G i~vE--c- r -ij
I IRC A CC E SS I fj.N-
6P-0- A b`j I R, A L Ib E S I Y I k: L ~1,$ G
uaTAINLO ~.VtEN LkY~T. iG.00 M'4 OF mAGNIIUOL OF CRVSTALI~) 9oF SJ34 n,,S
ADDED IN SMALL EXCESS TO THE ETHER SOLPI. OF PW-16djlt. 1411' KL)PIt SU34
PREPD- ;,AS 0ECA%TE0 AND RLICRYSTI). FROr4 AQ. ACETD.NE lill-H A SLUl, EV,~I"`,- JF
SOLVENT. BUTH L13PH SUt34 AND NiAJ.PH SU134 WERi~ PREVIL). dy PASSIN3 0.~k
ACETONE SULN. GF KJPH SLJ64 THROUGH A COLUMN PACKED W11H IJN
EXCHANGEk. aY EVAPG. THE ELUAIE NilbPli SU64 CONTG., Q
WAS OBTAINED. DEHYDRATION UNUL-,R REUKED PRLSSURE 6#4VE.- Af-4HYIJ. MATE-:14L.
LIOPH SUB4# WHICH WAS 06TAINED AFTER C-VAPN. OF ELVAfE TO DkYNESS
FOLLOWEI) BY EXTN. OF ITS AQ. SOL144 WITH ETHERt F0,10iS A VERY SIABLE
TETRAHYUR4TE AFTER REMOVING THE SOLVENt. Ll SALT CREL (IF SOLVENT WAS
PREPD. BY SALTING LT OUT OF PA SV82 0,50I.N. WITH I:;)'CLLIIiIf:XANE.
'-f#~1LITY; IN5T. NEOKG'. K141M.,# NOVOSIBIRS'K, USSR..~

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KOZIY,.N. V.
"Morbidity With Temporary Incapacitation Unftr Conditions of
Uzbekistan -- A Criterion or the Unfavorable ;Effect of Chemicals
on Plight Crews"
Moscow, VonroS7 "c!dLo--IioIo~ Iche.--kilch
to'
Konferentsii i-loi cr,-.[~-n Ztan'067111-77LILLI-I,
F-RkUl-teta kAST)eCI;S Of BiOnecical Hesearon. 'Natori"'Is Of 11 00:1-
ferenes of Young Scientific Workers of the Biomedical Paculty),
Ministerstvo Zdravookhrananiya SSSR, 1970, 93 Pp, PP 89-91
Abstract: Unfavorable conditions under which the nersonnel of
the Aviation Chemical Sorvice in Uzbekicitan ii.re working, and tile
resultant high ratio of workers x;emrjorarily Izicapaoitated because
of these conditions, are reported. The amou3it of pesticides in
the air, the DilOtS' cabins, the work areas of tlie technicians.
and on the clothing and bodies of the workerai is considerably -',n
excess of the maxinum Derraissible concentration. The hiah telm-
perature and low humidity dttring the busiest season of tile OAvir-
tion Chemical Service -- June to September -- malco it difficull.
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KOZIY, N. V., VoDro
Yf_-teriaiv
L~edi-l-co-BioloF~:iche:3]ci~:~t Issledovani,r.
77 Ie6lito-
4.jf%l, ol~l
for the crews to adopt protective measures, particularly with
regard to protective clothing, and oontributo to the development
of a number of diseases. Among these are influenza, cardiovas-
cular diseases, neuralgia, neuritis, hepatic and gastrointestinal
disorders, and others. The large incidence of the above diseases
among the personnel of the Aviation Chemical Service, accor.-manied
by considerable loss of work time,, is one of' the -objective
criteria which Doint to the adverse effect of inijectirides on
the health of workers.
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UDC: 5:9. 4
KOZIY, S. I.
"Effect of Magnetic-Impulse Treatment on the Post-Df~,forinlit_fcn State of Scme
Steels and Alloys"
V sb. Teorivp i vt,akt.
and Practice of High-Velocity Deformation of Vetallilv N.11t t 4 Cr
of works) , Moscow, 1971, p 11 (from RM-40jekhanika, ill) 5, 72, At'strac;
No 5V981)
Translation: It is noted that magnetic-impulse trei0t.ment of metals enables
stamping of parts from high-strength steels and all*"rs in ii single cm,~r-
ation. The post -de formation state of the materials derendlH on the
factors of the given type of treatment: the pressuxti of the magret,,~
on the workpiece, strain rate, degree of deformlaticn, woi,kj:i_ece tempt~!,ature
during treatnent, rate of' impuct of the workriece die,
The influence of each of the enumerated factors is ztudl.-tul cn the exti=p2e
of K-hl5N25D2T, KhI81110T, '17-14 and AM26M alloys. 1~ is ccricluded -hnt t~._-
state of the investigated alloys after magnetic-in.riLlsf-.- treatment i_- ~,`oz~
to the post-deformation state in the case of static defornpiticu.
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1JDC 621-391-833
CH, 11, T., KABLUKOVA, 11-I. V., Mtrlbers of the Scien-
tific and Technical Scciety of Radio Engineering, Flectron,ics and Corr=vni-
cations imeni A. S. Porov
"Detemination of the Correlation Fqnctions of Si.gnal and. interfererce at,
the Output of a Discrete Com=anicaticns Channel"
Moscow, Radiotekhnika, Vol 206, 11o 9, Sep 71, PP 7-.11
Abstrac : A Fourier transform methcd is used to separate the usetul
from masking noises in a quantized speech message trLnsriA.tttd thlrcugh a :cm-
mursications charnel with irterference. Formulas are deri,,-edi fGr calcula-.ini-
the correlation functions of the usefull part of thin mesiajre and the naskir.6
noises at the output of a discrete co=unicatioris (.-hanntal with re-qr~ect to
known correlation functions --Por the undistorted ama di:~Ilcrtcd message= and
a function which accounts for the action of interPt~rence, In the channel.
Expressions are also given for determining the spe.,,-ral dansities of the
corresponding components of the received message and fc-r calculating "he
Intelligibility in conformity vith the genera.1 theory -,I' formant. percer.-
tibility when speech nesaaCes are transmitted by dincrete r.0.Thc1d:; over a
communications chL~nne2 with Intert'erence.
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TI'MOFIEYE11.1 B. B" KOZLIK G. A., K1JLAi,LA', A. F., A. I,
"Algorithmization -in Aullo,-'-."Lic Control Systens"
ldpritmizatsiya v Sistcl-1:11JI Upnivicr.] [Fn~] i:-11
above], Kiev, Tc,'_haika FT-,::3-;, 19~2, 2110 pp (Trmlsl~LCCI iLT:1'11
-o
-a' , strict No IIV.199E.)
Kibernetil, 11, 19102, Ah-
Trarislati.on: Picblci-is of flie
operati~cml of SYS'Lv;'.I Conli-ol n"
(AICS) are w;ing a singh~
attention is -iVell 10 cf, 011, proble;ils of %I-A pi"
these during the vrocc~", or, ('1'CltjO11 il1t1'r111j,.*, :01',
control syst~,T-:s A ~ietllod is for study 41M;
quilitativc charac',erj :-,tics of compli-x algoritilmic 11%c bool~ is
all thO CXPCHOVC~' ".1tillOL! i:1 of Specific M'S' i-1-4
ACS, Its coittent. is illi!z.lrai:,~d wi.1h uxuvp!vs. it is I.A.I., fo!' '_:T-.'~"1'.*";'ij~.'
tochili.cal and Sd'..n1if;C 1.(10:CrS ill th", ("'evelorm

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Timofeyev, B. B., Kozlik, G. A., Kulakov, A. F., Martlvaiwv, A.,I, Algnrit!,::~;,
zatslya v Avtornatjzirova!iny.,,h Sistemakh Upravleiriya, Ideir, Te"d,h:iika I rc,:35, 197-11
240 pp
graduatc students and university students, as well vs per!wns hitere-sted in
problems of algorithnization ond application of Cybvi-actics to dit: llatioi:al
economy.
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CRUZDEV, B. L. and KQZIDV. Candidates of Technical .9clences, and VANOTIn,
1. S.j and SYRESX1H, V. A., Engineers* Ufa Aviation 14stitute Imeni. 3,
Ordzhonikidze
"Technology of Brazing Alloy Zh$6K with Braze YPr 11'"
Moscowp Svarochnoye Proizvcdstvog No 29 Fab 74t PP 304-35
Abatracti Since alloy ZhS6K has unsatisfactory weldabilityp a study was
made as to how well it can be brazed in a vacuum using braxe alloy VPr 11.
The effectiveness of diffusion Interaction can be inareased by increa;sing
the time of the parts at the brazing temperature. F.Ditever this brazing
method cannot be recommended since undesirable structitral t4-ansfo-zatlons
oan occur in the base metal during an extended tiaG 4Lt WO C which lowexts
strength prorArtios. 4111oreovers long contact of the 1a-aze alloy with the alloy
causes erosion of the qloy. These problems can be overcame by heat treating
the braze joint at 1050 C. Best short-time strength caa be achlev&l by
heat treating at 10500 C for extended periods. Testm showed that sean netad
strength, after heat treating for 21 4, and 8 hours , uas 'N.4, 34.3, and
37-3 kgf/AM2, respectively, as compared to 27.9 kgf/lm2 for the non-htat
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GRUZDEV, B. L., and KOSWV, at al., Bvarochnoye Pro.LzvodfItvoj No 2, Feb 74,
pp 34-35
treated braze joint. Cap size between the parts boing bxamed was also
critical with the best results achiev#d for a gap dUensUri of 0.05-0.06
am. Four figuresp three bibliographic referenme.
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USSR UPC 539.43
MOSTOVOY, A. S., Flzouwfi~, L. K.)
"Determination of Durability of Stnictitral Eleyrents i:~n tho MaSiS Of 1_vrI-IJn
Concepts Concerning the Mcclianisin of Fatigtic Rupture"
Problemy Prechnosti, No 3, 1972, pp 21-27.
Abstract: A mct*,-,o_! is for calcIlLitiEl., tho
a structural clev.,,onr of .-M aviation product
The riechanis-,iii of fat.i-,ue ruplkii,(, is described Ir". intc~j~(A
derivatives which aro invol-se, of flie. r;Ltes of of
selected coordinates. lnteg7alion of 010 jvrivxtivo,~; 111-odil".od yiejkk, v
cracK propagation The durability is calcillated with ]I
using darw- ctirv~,, nroducv(I by calculating dtirabilit), ;t-ith
The results of calculatic.)n of durability of tho stnicti,tral it!ervnt
harmonic and nre conpared vith
correspondopce is (Itij,tc, satisfactory,

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CHEMICAL ABST
Ap()OJL'-1085
,,,Polo
Ile-
A IV
jr 126360b Gas-flo'w cryostat (or adsorption
Ikey,yu.4 , ' ('
N1!0~5~cow~. Zh. Fix. KU - , 3 ~'~T`Nzv' 1-1
-ne cryo3tat consists 612 Deimr flasks cr:mc(ztt:d i~itli ~ v ti:ii
tube.
The cell is cooled by N vapors, ihe flov. rate of whi0i i., ri,,,;.
by a beater in liq. X. The (epip, Q1 die I:t:A'l iS SUit.11JUI bya
heating wire around it, the Power'of Which k. 228,
pp 130-138 (from RZh-Vetallurgiya, No 4, Apr 72., Abstract No 4C401)
Translation: The optimal conditions of plasma atomizatJon of Zr-wire to Obtain
spherical powder with a particle size of 400-800 microvm suMciently pure witi,
respect to N 2 and 02 (wich a granule aticrohardness