SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KRYLOVA, O.M. - KRYUCHKOVA, N.A.

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112 020 UNCL ASS IF I E0 PMOLCESSING D4ifE--"`30CT70
TITLE--0ESlNT13XIt:.NTtON ACTIO-.4 UF THE HOME. MAUE PREPNlk~',.T'.0N '.!;F SL
MflLFCULAR POLYVINYL ALCOHOL IN INFECTIOU'S HEPATIT95 -0-
AUTHOR.-( 03)-KRYLOVA , 0.4., SMIRNOYA, A,t KHLEMKOV4. r.)4.
COUNTRY OF INI:O--USSR
SOURCE--TERAPE-VTICHESKIY ARKIAIVKI 7U, VOL 42v NR 15-1 PP 19-2?
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--HEPATITIS, POLYVINYL ALCOHOL, DETOXICATION
CONTROL MARKING-NO REMICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/r-RA?4F---1999/1166 s'rE;,
CIRC ACCESSIt-1-14 N0---APQ11?3!45
i 1-K A k: Z~ I E 7

2/2 020 UNCLASSIFtED PkOCCSSING DATC-230CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0123145
4,BSTRACT/EXTR.ACT--(U) GP-0- .43STRACT. THE RESULT$ ARE GIV;-'l OF THE- USE
OF THE SOLUTION OF LOWHOLECULAR POLYVINYL ALCUHM, IN lis CHILDREN WITH
INFECTIOUS HEPATITIS OF MODERATE A140 SEVl--.RE FORM$ WI 11-1 SHA11PLY
EXPRESSED i-NTOXICATIONl SYNDROME. THE RESULTS 08TAINI-1) S-HuWto TH,4T LOW
MOLECULAR POLYVINYL ALCOHOL IN INTRAVENOUS ADMINIST441ION IN A OUSE Of
ABOUT 1000 111- (3-5 DAY COURSE TR~ATMENTJ MADL A RAPIO AN U EADY
DESINTOXICATION FFFECT: 14Y THE 44H DAY f:AUM I'H,-' UNS[it' OF ITS USE SIG!1qS
OF INTOXICATION FULLY DISAPPEARED [14 96PERCENT OF THE PATIENTS, IN MORE
THAN A HALF (IF THE CONTROL GROUP (55 OUT 01: LGO) THESE 51 S STILL
REMAINED BY THE 10TH DAY. THE CLINICAL UDSEAVArVONS ,'.J-,NDuCTED MAKE IT
POSSIBLE TO RECOM4ENO T141S PREPARATION 14,Fc
IN THE ACUTE SI'AGE OF c,r icis
HEPATITIS WITH A VIEW OF DESINTOXICATION. FACIL It: WEDRA
INFEDTSIONNYKH BOLELNEY LENINGRAD. SANITARNO-GIGIYENICH. MEJITSINSKOGO
INSTITUTA NA BIZE BOLtNITSY IM. S. P. 801KINA AND LAIJORATORIYA POLIMEROV
LENINGRAD. INST. GEMATOLOGII I PERELIVANIYA KROVIlt

USSR UVO ~11?6.80.07
SHEYTSOVA, Z. Y., and KRYLOVA, R. I., Institute of Exporimorktal Pathology
arA Therapy, Academy USSR, SukhumL
"Some Data on a Comparative Study of Two Virus Strains of H-amorrhagic
Favor of Monkeys"
Moscow, Voprcsy Virusologli, No 6t Nov/Doo 7.1. pp 686-488
Abstracti Two virus strains -- tho hiji w4 the Sukhumi, -- Vmcduing hei~-otri.ha'gic
fever in monkeys were- investigated by meww of tho complenemt. fixation test
and the neutralization test, and the alinical =d morl)!ialoglial lesiona
Induced by them in H. rhesus inonlreys vare cozpaxv4. Thai tw;) strains wure
Indistinguishable in tile conrlemen't fixation tuat, liovoverp In neutrallza-
tion tests in N. rhe.,3us nonkeys, either strain wax rmiftilizod only by the
homologous se=i. The clinie4LI ploture rvvec-aed that the sti:alns axe of a
dIfferent virilence for morleys, and furtbarmore the Ukhuml strain is able
to produce severe diffuse encephaloryelitia. The findAings i4ldkcate that the
Sukhumi and H~H strains axe riot idantical.

-1/2 Ols UNCLASSIFIED VROCEISING DATE--23OCT70
TO IMPROVE THE SURFACE OF
TITLE--USE OF A CHROMIUM CONTAINING CONCENTRATe
STEEL CASTINGS "Ui,,,
AUTHOR- (03) -MAYOROVA r L.I., KRYLOV64..~t.SH., KHRAPACH, I.P.
COUNTRY OF INFO---USSR
SOURCE--LITEINOE PROIZVOD, 1970p 21 38
DATE PUBLISHED--------70
'tINE ENGR
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALSp MECH.~ IND.* CIVIL AND HAII
TOPIC TAGS--CAST STEELo CHR.OMIUM CONTAINING ALLOY, FOUNOWY TECHNOLOGY,
PROTECTIVE COATING
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1996/1739 S'rEP NU--(JP/0128/'rO/0021,300/003$/0038
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0113717
UNIX, I A s C
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212 018 UNCLASSIFIED fJRL)CE!$SING DATE-230CT70
CIPC ACCESS113N NO--AP0118717
ABSTRACT/EXT:tACT--(U) G11-0- ABSTRACT. A NEW MIXr. WAS PRODUCED WHICH WAS
USED AS A COATING FOR, THE PKOTECTION OF T~EL CASTMiS FRUA PlITING.
THE MIXT* CONSISTS OF A !OGPERCENT CR CONCEN'rRj%T(;,,, 15PERCEV CLAYEY
PASTE (4PFqCENT MOISTURE), ANO A 5PFRCFNT SULFII)-',-*~ ALC. 4ASTE LIQUOR.
ITS CHEM. COMPN. 13 CK SU62 0 SUF0 62.48, SIO SLKQ 1.6, CAO O."!p FE SU32
0 SUB3 13*58PERCENTP OTHER COV.PDS. 1.5PERCENT, 01(JISTURF.'. CONTENT
0.04PERCEN*r. THE MOLDS ARE COATED WITH THE MIXT4 TO A IHICKINESS OF
20-30 MM AND THEN DRIED AT 350-400DEGREES*

Polymers aad POIyMO~iza
USSR
IUDC OV8,049:60.018.86
~,k, KLLIKOVA, A. Ye., OBC111INNIKOV, Yu. V.,, BE11Vf,kNT, S. H.
!~Lo
"Effect of y-Irradiation on the Stability of Polyvinyl Chloride Plasticizers"
Moscow, Plastfcheskiye Massy, No 1, 19730 pp 16-18
Abstract: A study was made of the effect of y-radiatton on the chemic.11 $ta-
bility of phthalic esters, sebacia acid and adipic acl.d and the effect of Lite
nature of the acid and alcohol radicals of plasticizur*- on their behavior
during -radiation. y-Irradiatiou. of plasticizers leiads to a sharp increatie
in their acidity; therefore, variation of this index vilao taken as one of the
criteria for evaluating the degree of deconpositLon of the plasticizeri.
The degree of composition depends, stgn-~ficantly on thia tenj;th of the alcohol
radical. With an increase in length of this radical the acl-dLty of the
plasticizer andAN increase (N Is the tiumber of carboxtrl grolps in the
plasticizer).
The decompoal.tion of the esters was described as
R 1P RO ZIA y-quant
oehHn+l Ocnll2n+l --> (R(3OCn1,i2n+1) + + E ---->PCC)O11 4- Cn[12n
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USSR
KRYLOVA, S. V., et al., Plasticheskiye Massy, No 1, M3, pli 16-18
The results of the effect of the nature of the alkyl radical. of esters of
phthalic acid on their resistance to y-radiation and the eff"e.-tt of the -ature
of the acid -radical on the resistance of polyvinyl chloride plasticizen; to
y-radiation are tabulated. After subjecting dtoctyl pl-ahalate and dtactyl
adipate to y-radiation with diffe-rent initial acidity it waq found that the
greater the *'.nitial acidity of those compounds, the le~vs tho relative increase
in acidity a::ter irradiation. The Increase in acidity for dioctyl phthalate
after irradiation was always less than for dioctyl adipate. Thus, dioctyl
phthalate hats self-defensive properties with respect tci y-radiation. The high
stability of "acid" plasticizers can be explained by the fact: that tile high
content of free carboxylic acid Ln the initial esters lirevegits their decom-
position under the effect of y-radiation. The stabiliiiation- of the esters
by carboxylic. acid probably arises from the absorption or diusipation of
some portion of the y-radiation energy.

USSR WO 57?#391j612.419
BARWAYA, A. L# and KRYLOVA T G Institute of Bic plVs1"p Kinistry of
Health USSR, Moscow U-444rmw
"The Stimulal-Ang Effect of Irtsulir. an the Hexopoletle T%,oceaa in Bone Harrow
in. Casee, of Acute Radiation Sickne3s"
Moscowp Radiabiologiya, Vol 12# No 1, Jan/Fab ?2t pp, 103-107
Abstracti In order to study the effeat of InnuUn on hazop-olosis in bone
narrow, 197 vhite rate were exposed to 750 r gamia-L=Wiatlon arA in,~-.cted
with 0.1-0.2 units/k-g of insulin. Tho results showed that insulin rngulatei3
glycemia, and prevents perzistent hyperglyceatap hyp,*.L'ycemiep and repeated
hyperglycesic reaction. Regulating glyceiiiic and glycoiwrtickldal hameostasir,
with insulin facilitates the restoration of gal types (if bome narrow heno-
polesisp which is probably deterinined by Aedominance of heirixy-toblastao
early generation of bone marrow cells at the begiiwlr4; of t1ut experinent, and
izare intense mitotic activity. The stimulating effect,a- 1-,iisulAn imy be
due to its ability to supply cells witb glucose Wid asdna aelds wid to
participate la their energetic ezd plaAUo procemes,
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USSR
UDC 547.26'118
MEVNIKOV, N. N., KRYLOVA. T.-P., and VLADMIROVA, 1, r,, A1.1 Union
Scientific Research Institute of Chemical Plant Protective ALg~pnts
"Amidohydrazides of Thiaphosphoric Acid"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khindi, Vol 43 (105), No 7,, Jul 7.3, p 1646
Abstract: A series of amidohydrazides of the thjopjjqsptiQri~. acid was
synthesized by the reaction of nonsymmetric dimethy1hydrazitue with
0-alkyl-N-am.Ldochlarotliiophosphates in refluxing beuzem! art& :Lr the
presence of triethylamine. The products exhibit we4L acaricidal and
fungicidal p~roperties.
1/1

USSR UDC 632.95
HEVNIKOV, N. N., KRYLOVA. and VIMMIROVA, I. L.
"Method of Preparation of Substituted Amidoesters of 'ni:Lophoj;phoric AcJ4"
USSR Authorts Certificate No 300471, filed 20/02/70, pubLishad 23106/71.
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Khimiya, Nu 8, Moi;cow, 072, Abstract
No 8 N583 P.)
Translation: Compounds of the getteral formula
(X - OR', NR', NR2, R and R' - alkyl) art, produced in the reaction of
(RO)P(SMN112) (II) with PhC11-CH0OR" (III. R" - alkyl) in. th-a presence of
an alkaline c.,,talyst. 1.2 gm Na is added to a solution of 10 j;m of (11)
(R a Et, X - NMe2) in ethyl alcohol, and heated until t1to sadLum 1s dis-
solved. 10.4 gm III (R" - Ft) (IIIa) are then added at 2.0'. The mixture.
is heated for 6 hours on an aqueous. barh, C6H6 is addedl, the rc-isulting 13o-
lution is filtered, the filtrate washed with water, dried and the solvent
distilled off. The yield was 9.5 g= (1) (R - EL, X - 101e-2), mp- 150-l'
(ethanol). M was prepared analopusly (R, X, yiold, ta Y, Itip in 'C arg.
listed): Et, EtO, 21, 68; Bu, BuO, --, 83. To 10 Sn (11) Ot- Et, X -
NPr2) EtONa (from 0.6 gm Na)is added, heated for 2 hours on a water bath
and then 9 gm IlIa. are added and heated 4 hours an a watex bath. The
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USSR
HEL'NIKOV, N. N., USSR Author's Certificate No 300471, filed 20/02170,
published 23/06/71. (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurniul Khitaiya, No
Moscow, 1972, Abstract No 8 N583 P.)
solution is then diluted with waterP the C6H6 is eictract:ed aod the solvent
is distilled off. The yield is 1 gm of (1) (R a Et, X ni NPr,4)). mp 1860.
(I) was prepared analogously (R, X, yield in X, mp in 'C are Jisted):
Et, NHPr, - 9D-1; Et, NlDle, 27, 86; Et, NEt2, -- 163-4. (I)'can be used
as a pesticide.
2/2

USSR
uDc 547.26'118
MEMNIKOV, N. N., .--T,.P.l and VLADIMIROVA, 1. L.
"Reaction of Aminothiophosphate Eaters With Ac:nlate Esters"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Sep 71, Vol 41,11k.) 9, pi) 14.984-1997
Abstract: Previous research indicazes that amlnothli;,phosphaite Osters r0al:t
with acrylanitrile to form addition products at the double bond. The re-
action of aninothiophosphates with cinnamate esters yiel", acylated ccrm-
pounds. This work deals with the maction of amino t1viophosphates wLth
acrylate esters. Morloamino-di thiophosph ate esters whien tri-tated with
methyl. acrylate and methyl methacrylato yield addit1w 1)ro~lucts at tile
double bond, contrary to Markavnikov's rule. Tile cou;ri:e of the above
reaction depeads on the structure of both the estcr zaid the amine radical.
41

USSR
-7
62 3~,,Ii
A 7
BZHOZOV'SKII'~,7, 'v% C. V. YC..
"A Device for Welding -Bulb Conductors to tnt, Cont,.tcr~ Artas
USSR Author'3 -Cer-.; C; cate No 25,71208, Filed 26 Jun 068, Fdblll lilto: I
RZh-Fadiotek.'%nika,. T"o 10, Oct 70, ALstract No V)YI66 P)
Translation: A device is prcr,,osed for velding bulk
of microcircuits. 'I'o simplil)- the cper,%tic,n, increa-ze pr(*,~&,41jivi~,,.,,
weldirg quallity, t.,ie holder fork Pmd welding ellectrade are f~jwtenq,~d t~,.
which are interconnected and move simultaneously, the truvel,c..'
varied by mans of a regulating screw.
1 01

USSR
UDC 621 -T71:621.783
USTDMIXO, V. A., KOIDGRIVOV, N. P. l(RYWV,-jM, ~A. P.~ Slaillearov, V. M.,
TKAQW, A. V., and CHERVYAKOV, V. i _. I -~. 1-ti I it, ~, .1, ~il VP 4.,~J-jj
Molling of Sheets Plated With OKh23N28M3D_n Steel"
I
Dnepropetrovs%c, lietallurgicheskaya i GornorudlWa Pramyj~hleruicmtl, uo 5, St,.p-
Oct 70, pp 81-82
Abstrac,z~: A description is given oe new tochnological of r,~Iling Cor-
rosion-resistzait sandwich sheets plated with W-~23WiWJQ~49T (E.19-43) coriplq!-Y alloy
steel. The st.eets are used for iumufacturing ccntitinerts for ittocking wid trsms-
portLng highpLxitly acids. The chemaieal compositions of the booic notal (2CK
stee.1) 3nd the plating metal are given. Data on t?ae stvongath propertied,; of 'rhe
two steels are also given. The sheiuring 4trength along: the htpldin6g plaza sub-
stantially exceeds the minimum GOST 1086,5-04 value (15 The hillh ad~
hesion strength of -the layers was confirmed by bending twits. The resutt.5 5how
the feasibi-lit-,jr of using this technology for the mass pnpductlon of large-size
sheets vith a plating layer which cospletely satisfy the reqtILrcmants of UST
lo885-64.

t2 _04_67-
V UNCLASSIFIED PROVESSING DATE--30OCT70
TITLE--UE('.ALClf-lC4TlGN OF POLYOLEFINS -U-
AUTHOR-(05,)-IVANYUKOVr OaVot K&%bAXAP.V*p KUDRYAYTSEVo V.B-o LYAKUMOVICHr
A.G,ot BUBUKs N*S.
_tCUNTRY Of INFO--USSR
SOURCE-USSR 263PL4L
REFERI:NCE-UTKRI(TIYA, IZOBRET.t PROM. O8RAZTSYv TOVARNYE ZNAKI 19TOt
DATE PUbLISHED-04FEB70
SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS-CECALLIFICATIONt ALKENEt CATALYTIC POLYMERUATIUN, C~iEXICAL
PATENT, SURFACE: ACTIVE AGENT
CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIEO
PRUXY REEL/fRAME-3002/1474 STEP NO--VR/0482/7,D/000/000/00001001)0
CIRC ACCESSIGN NU--AA0128873
UNCLASSIFIED

zlz 016 UNCLASSIFtEO PROCESSING DATZ--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSIGN NQ--AA0128873
ABSTRACT/EXTRAC,r--(u) GP-0- ABSTRACT. POLYOLEFINS PRF,?D. 01N 11EGUk
NATTA-CATALYSTS WERE DECALCIFIED BY BEING WASHED $JlTif VCT SOFT WAIER
CUNTG. DISSOLVED SUKFACTANTS, SUCH AS K OR NA SA4.1-S Ul: STIROMAL. A
SOLN, OF THESE SALTS WAS PASSED THROUGH AN A. C. OR Ov C.
ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD BEFORE IT WAS USED IN rHE WASHJNG PROCESS.
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PH MaY SOURCE: Vestaik Gftal'malogd~ 19110, Mr
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SOME PROBLEMS OF PATHOGENESIS AND TREATIMENT (IF OCULAP
HYPP-RTENSIO.14 IN CLMc,rERrU,%
Supruia, A.V.; Xr, Zmazovskiii Yu.:P.; Bove M.1%
Summary
ResuR3 consecutive to 4-Marnit e:x3mlnallon of 40 wamen with qUinacteric 51,ndrome
and deranged regulaoon of aie.intraocular, tension are rtpotted. The labow-up time
ranged from 2 to 7 years. Clinical,and electruphysiol-ogical tEEG arid REQ) Hvqsli-
tion3 furnished ev-.dence that in 33 padents iubcorticitl Milli stru4tuxes were 1r:Vo1V4.4j
the pathological process with atlendant chmiges in the cerebral circulation, com-
awaly of fLinctional nature., Pathog-onetic trestmeni *Joliile ind hormonal therapy)
conhibuted 1z the improvement o4 the gemeral condition oi gidtitnts gind ta the ncrrnl~-
Usafloi of intraocular pressure in them. Ili 12 women synaptomi of the cli-macteric
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AP0049041
tensi-in returned back- Lo nor~nal ith nt) objertive
syndrome vanished. intraocular
changes visible on the level of Uhtr ~yej. Twenty worrien vih~jiilrd upset rVgjljtiu1'
of the intraccu!ar pressure Athout ariv other signi; ai .4,14uz-ortia. %-hile in 8 cC-iers
initial primary glaucoma was (J"iq-rncse(l. The authors conclui!.t. lh.il, jilon~;iide 13ni-Sesa-
r
tions of primary glaucome. wornen wifli pathological i:1irriziticriurri iray preselit s~jeuilic
disturbana!s oi the intraocular pr-!~."ure regulat;on withottit any other symptorns of
glaucoma. these disturbances having a tendency towards in-volution. This condi(Lon is
considered by them as ocular hypertension, appesting itil a s5imptom of 61macteric
syndrome.
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P010554 CIIDMICAL ABST.
IZ!074r Coprecipitation of garrnaniwn %il-h inditir-it h!(-
r
droxide. d' E. !B.
("M o,;k. Inst. ;r6'nkot lZ hun. Thno . im. omu to iova, akaw,
---29T--Y'(Russ). The ct)pptn. of Ge, in the lt-)rm of mi aq. snIn. of
Ge0j. with Iii(OH)i wit-, studied. The col)ptit. mkes Plitc," Ri. a
result of the fontiation of III geenjalmfeil Inditmi germatiales of
the compti. 2W),-GeO,04-0 anti
pptd. The ln(OH)j is a sizitable collector for Ow. ratitair corn-
plete concn. of Ge in the soln. The formation (if4lit gerromiates
starts during the copptm. process. J- A. I'dertol
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gallon. ()Zr ctr(aln con Itions I a loxIc-of stibs anas produced by such b c1 I n
penetrate Into tissues and organs of animals froin witich vaccines are Plialland iond further
into vaccine wLich may be used for prophylaxis of 401ne Infectious drikims, 01,M116.1nd
animals..
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099 Xyl 1~i 6 UR b4385
R )br ta
RP905
PRIMARY SOURCE; Mi%robiqloigi 01 Vol 31, Nr
pp 69-nu.'
NELIROTOXIC EFFECT ABOL
-ISM Pjt~)DUCT$
OF SOME SAPROPHITIC BACTERIA ON ANIMAL$
S. R. Ennik. Gawtula, Y.41- 4. BgrimWL.
A. r. niamspa&wwa
Summary
Study of different strains of saprophilk bacteria gave possIbli'lly lia detect the ability
In some of thein to - . -s pievoking the dise,ises 41RIllir 11 their cli.
-froduct toxic substanct

-USSR.
UDC 620.1:621.31r-,.C-,I..01:5-,7.226
Pymovp V. M., a- MA** BIMSPITAMI, 3. M. (Rozcow Insti-
tute of Stool. and AlRoys)
".Measurement of SHP Pennittivity of (Bap Sr)Rio Parliolec L-ric 13
in Transverse Bias Fields"
Tomsk, Izvestiva VU111 Fi,-Alca (News of the Higher Educ.litiorvnii
Institutions, Physics), No 1971, PP 20-25
Abstract: An instrument is described that has boen develonzed fcr
measuri-ng the SHP 1per-n-Ittivity by the dielectric: reac,nince mar~h-i.
A cylindrical soample is placed within the concentratod p~o:,Z;ian of
a magnetic field in a waver
.,uido. Reconance is deLected by a rrobe
placed at the trough of the 3tanding waves. The dielectric rezcn-
ance Doints are cro3sed by changing the temparatrare -1.nd dielectric
permittivity of the sn-YnDles. A diagriun of the e:rper-Amentril ecluir,-
=ant is shown.
The tangent of' the loss nngle and pemtittivity cf tho cer~,_Mic
BaT103 and of solid, parnelectric pha3c zclllti0n~' Of ",'--'i03 rilld
4j ~
were measured in the 10-cm ran-e at tem; (.,~,,~.turos, above tho
Sr-Ti03 r;~
Curie point, both with and without the tvin:3vari;e bite_,; fielld'.
112

PETROV, V. M. et al, Izvestiya IM, Fizika, No 9(112), 1971, PP
20-25
It was found that a transverse field decreasea -,.,~he rermiz;tivity
of bhe samples, but to a lesser degree than a langittidin'a 1 fiold.
It is suggested that the dielectric nonlinec-rity Mechanict'.1 in
paraelectrics is due principally to the,sataration o-V the elec-
tron-ion polarization and not to the field orientatibn of the
domains remaining above the Curie po;intt
Orig. art. has 4 figs. and 15 refs.
212

Instrtimentl and V~t%suvewnts
USSR
UDC 7
DUSIE,:Cv, I. I., Iz. V. , i,1~111=911,-ELIT.
and 1713TROV, R. 11.
"Heterodyne I-letliod, for I~czsurirg the Diffuoioci 1:1 c,, Im ")f
T I
waser Eirrors"
Kratici,ve soobslich. .,o fiz. (2hort Cou,:Qn-iciitiam- in
iw 10, 1971., p- 10-15 (from
A ;.
Abstract NO 4xl..:~-, 1,
Translation: '-~ho (I
cleterminini, 'Llie di~Tii,,;iml coE-r:l,!,ic!iit; il-,; advacl U~ ", 0
ceptioll dia:,-m,:l hilli sell.-Itivity, Ill.,117C it -j',
surement L.,e'Jiod. C09
in used. raOit~tiol, receiven, i:3 a "c H
at the tcv.:~e-,---turc Z(jl ma ;,I :V,;,, I VC 111
id c re
measi,-remwits o-,,7 tho diffiiniorl corr-lotion4, 1"ol. "ol.-
-.Iou.s -act.cds .,,,ith a coritiiig 11--
made by var
an ostim.,te L3 ma(le c:.' co-utri-butiort of tlie
zient and of the dimensions, of I;hc microl"Col;ic
the nirror :3,at-Piceo. A.
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UDC 621,396.621.029.7
DUS11KOV9 1. 1,, KARLOV, N. V., r, rTLTSKTY__L__A.. mislaiv, V. A., PETFOV, R. P.
IlApplication of the Duality Theorem to Investirate the &ntenna CharacteriSLiCs
of Superheterodyne Photoreceivers [Infrared Heterodyne Drtecttonj"
Moscow,_Radiotekhnika i elektronika, Val XVII, No 2, 197.?, pp 345-350
Abstract: Results are presented fron measuring the radiation directivity pat-
tern of a heterodyne receiver of CO 2- laser emission, Application of the hatero-
dyne receiver constricts the directivity pattern, to 0.007-0.01. rads.
Figures are presented showing the resulto of measuxing tho dirc-ctIvIty
patterns of the heterodyne receiver in the 10.6 micron rasige. Tor comparison
of the directivity pattern of direct and heterodyne. receptloon, flie direcLiviLY
was measured for Ge-Au and Ge-Zn-Sh receivers operating ato videodetectors.
The application of the heterodyne. metivod of reception n3rVOWs the directivity
pattern by 15 times and provides significant (2C decibels) gain in the signal.
The application of the duality theorem when measuriii,11, chm directivity
pattern of a heterodyne receiver in the infrared range peratits quite exact 4illo,
simple estimation of the anLenna cbaracteris tics of the uptical heterodytic

71
DUSIErov, I. I. et a!, ITIndio-t-ehlini'm V
No 2, 1972, PP 345-350
receiver. Use of the method of direct measurement of the- dir4-ctivity pattern
permits more exact measurement of the anteana characteri-ii tics of vie Izete-rodyne
receiver of infrared radiation and estiza-tion of the jual~ty of different opti-
cal elements.
212
Him WS a VITO-IM

USSR UDC: 621-385:530.145-6:623
DUSHKOV, T. I. , KARLOV, N. V. , KRYNETSKIY B. B. , MISHIrl, V. A. , PETF011r, R.
"Antenna Characteristics of a Heterodyne Receiver of CO:i La-qq-r Emission"
Kratkiye soobsbeb. po fiz. (Brief Reports on Physics), 3.971, No 1, pp 40-44
(from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 5, May 71, Abstract No 5D48,',')
Translation: The directivity of a heterodyne receiver of C',I:, laser emisi-,ion
was studied directly wid by means of the generalizend xeviproclty tiieorem,
The gain in the output signal with the use of heterodyn-li recel:ption is 20 D'~.
The radiation -oattern is narrowed by a factor of 15 to 0.007 radian. A. K.
80

Nvs'ca `n~5tl.tute~
"A
'lot,
osccw, :--ir 701. 1.5, .40 ?~t
and ust.
C -1 De Irl OW L
'612, 16~ 5, C
~er :-ezionatol 57.3te,,,. ;~t fro uency is
ccn;'.,~eted 5trli) resonaLon'; "-I,(l
-'.'al.-L Of the
ji;t.h .j J,,:Jt~~ 1' .
y c
:-J'C'71 ia order to .-io
offect --Iltr~ thC bLlbblirlj! Of
;-eziw-,:-tor3 at 1; Qiii i;c
is
IT
"Vere
leld. Each of Lria resonat.ors can ~lv rettaned in r,.~Lu IUC) L: cr~Lh--C.
:7.azar c n orer.%~~o In conjjunction iv~rh a croled Cire(ILL--dr... Z.
C'-'- imar:cs it po~siblo ta Lest in it par;utaf, nc z v I,
dielectric Const-ulLs. in teatinC a ruby cy-j*tal, the aas,px a
a vt=.~ing frequcncy operatirq, at a i:~ade of H103- Zne aasit-v
WILn SUDerConductlvity voIndings. Ibis miser hau been ustad in L44C

I ~T
I I- V. and 5. Nadiotelchnika i
3 pp 11771-177 2-
-'~Yst.e'm of the (;re~ t Ful-Mycl
nomical 0 .oz-,-rvatorj under the U:~,Sk Acaaell'7 of ScierJeelit. I'.")
of the ma3er tfie radLocieter hiid ~J-i equiv.-4LIem, iIIPIM riol,.-i
,'Ulter installatIon of the ,uanti4i ar,-.plifier the noli.;v,, o-
.Cell to 1260K. 'Me use of a cooled circ~aator with th4i i:~-as,vr
a
to reduce the total noi3a talperature of the radimeter to 'IM 2 it! r.; Q
zhow the preference of ruby ma-seri for usa in radio-autru.-OmLcal rk-celvor'3
cause of the great de~,,ree of stabl'"Uty of this type of im~iscr" Orli--indl
two figures, one table, and two bibliographic entxies*
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ki L
_TI rL"E--DETERMINAT ION OF THE COORDINATESIOF SOME GALA.CTIC SUURCE5 CF
AN04ALOUSLY EXCITED HYOKOXYL -U-
AUTfiOR-(05)-BYSTR0VA# N.V.t GOSACHINSKIYo I.V., YE-00ROVAs T6M*o XARLOyll
N.V., VR*y"K~[Yt B.B.
F0_
COUNTRY FO--USSR
SOURCE--OOKL. AKAO. NAUK SSSR 1970, 191(4), 791-4
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--ASTRONOMY,ASTROPHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--ASTRONOMIC OBSERVATORY, COORDINATE, GALAX-Y, GAL,~CTi(,
RADIATION, HYOROXYL RADICAL
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3001/1573 STEP i%4U--UR/0020/70/L91/004/0791/07q4
CIRC ACCESSION NU--AT0127069
UNCLASSIFIED

2 f+? 019 UNCLASSIFfe PROCESSING DATE--230%,T70
'CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT0127069*
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ARSTRACT, RIGHT ASCEINS11ONS OF 4 S3U!Z(;-=5 CN:
OH RAD14TION WERE MEASUREJ IN 1969 IN rHc- ,iAI,'%l ASTRONC~114'. 03sEiiv4,ro~,.'j OF
THE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE U,S-S*R. TWO $0URCIiS OF RAOWIO~~-,
UETECTEO IN 1968# CLOSELY COINCIUED WITH rH~ NMj.CY1'ji A.N,) VYCMA OBJECTS.
THE RADIOLINE OF Olt IN THESE SOUACES HAD THE HIGHHT INlENSITY AT
FREQUENCY OF 1612 14142 AND ITS PROFILE WAS ClIARACTERIZED BY THE
OF 2 REGIONS OF RADIATION DIFFERING STRON41-Y IN RANAL VELOCITY.
CAN BE RELATED TO ROTATION, EXPANSION, OR COMPREWLIN 0,41 A GAS CLOU!).
THE-POSI-TION IN EACH RADIAL VELOCITY WAS MEASURE0 S.EV.; XA)-IAT.!Jh OF 01H
LINE WITH RADIAL VELOCITIES OF MINUS 24~21 16*5o PLUS 2; I(M, AND
10.51 MINUS 6.4, PLUS 45.5, PLUS 49s7f AND PLUS 52.8 XM 131-'.R SEC 'CR
NMLCYG, AND VYCMAo RESP. OBSERVATION OF W41) AND SGR-BZ SOURCES WAS
AT 1655'MHZ. THE'LINE OP 0.4 RAVIATION IN THE SGPL-52 SOUqCE WAS !A=ASUA~=0
AT kADIAL VELOCITY OF PLUS 67.7 KM PER SECo FACILITY.' Ryz),;.(Qv,
N. F., FIZ. INST. IM. LEBEDEVAr MOSCOWe USSR.
UNCLASSIFICO

USSR UJC: 26
ABROSL-10V, 1. L., iLiYND4, NEUSTROYEV, L 3 nd 4HJ~ 'j.
"Device for Measuring Instantaneous lalue3 of Pulse Voltag~ijzi'!
Moscow, lzmeritel'naya Toklinika, No. 7, 1970, PP 4b-50
Abstract: The instruzent was davolopial by the VIJI11TR:
uses the compensation mothod' with an cdectron-boam nul-` ~-j
accurate for pulso voltages o:: -~ucro2aconJ and nanosocon-1 u z,.,
indicator con3ists of an oscillograph tube, the ocreEin of at
the center instead of a luziinuscent screen. and an e1.ucLn,)j!i t-110
screen. 1"he opening is on the alecLrical axis Of tiae T.:~~
to i3e meazured and a compon:;atin:, ailpal of uppo*ito polarit'l .1re
verticaiiy deflactin'.- plates of Lho indicatur, Witn a slwtt:,Otn,~~iA
t.o the horizontally deflcct~jit; platus. The p4;tl-A sketc:-,cd Lj,j tl-io i- t-,." Lhe
difference between the :aeasured and cazpansating signaLs aa; a ijn,:iL1cn ef
When the difference is c1ose to zero, the aleatrons are d--4:rucLoi.~ L;~-Ij
opening to the first dynoda af tie multiplier. LT.:= th,a bo,a.- cua".,ov ::ainci.~,3:i
with the opening, the pulao at tA* output of the unit is a wLL~i J.
tion of the beam away fruni the opening, the oiAtpA amplitud.tj ~L:~ r~oiucej. 1-a,own
1/Z

U3511
ABROSLN:OV. 1. L., et al, izmeritallnava TolchnI.1,-'a, NO- 7,
..J,
as the the instrLLient measures tho instantaneoui V-11114,5 OC pu-15as ran,,Lng
in duration frarr, 0.1 to 10,WO ps and in amplitude from O..L -va lco V01-1.6ts.

DEPAR"rMENT OP THE ARMY
& Ticit.040ov Cal-mot

-V
Sit "Valn" OT its.
vim*-^ U100
In Aeplr Refrr &,j,
FiTCHr-zj 14.',4-72 t'1'-j
OtA T&A No. TTO-23411
TAAKSLATION
ENGLISH TITLZ.- Toeicolojtco ChAr2c;t*r9&tico of Zrhyl14*o* DiacatAta (IZA)
AtTrHORt L- V-mek4t* 949 'Rd A--saral
S(-)UP.CF- Oteksik--a i;n T&AreLA---%' AM C-3012
ot SyT'ry sin &A& mauch-tooled inst, 1966. vp 19Z-ZOG
LANGUAGE. Rossian couwrv Y: Wtsx
AS--MCjj EthvUdwm djacetett, 4=A). an estar at d1hydrLc alcohol and
acetic acid, Is aa intarzisctLA" prodtict In the saaufacture of winyl acamco,
Tt Is o transparent, otly li4u,14~ with a sharp odor ranim"c3to of acetic
acid.
Live experiments to datermino the lethal conctintr6tions of =A vapors were
ca"t*4 out *6 50 white nice. 20 white rats, and tout Eamals, r4ta, After
"s-t1=4' voe- or fonf-hcate pcdVo%i'1# a those ontuals with IMA ot a con-
rencracton of 3.6 xillittrams, p*r liter, not even zrsc" of intoxication w*r*
obaarva4t atay rho "to showW a sharp agitation because a as irritating
actlar of EDA vapors. Wither concentration by ammus o! hearing wwre rat
established. sizomth"! substance dote yo " here.
The Irr,tating &c n of EDA va;crs wro tested on four foualls, rats (expazura,
time, 40 sin) and on It person*, volunteers. with exposure tums of I and
15 atin.
C014=StONSt (1) IDA vapors possess a very weekly "pressed general toxic
action; (2) EVA vapors Phow a sharp irritating affect act smoms station
of the upper respiratory tract and eyes; (3) The limiting patutesible con-
c"traclou of MA vapors in the *it in aaadaccuting areas hait boom establin4s
at 0.03 milligram per liter.
KET WORDSt Acetic acid, Cyclic alcohol, Aryl acid enter, Ania" expertne-ot,
Test notbod. Irritant. Cag R&D
Izz Afro

Cahf~ren(:'e's
USSR
KRYNSKAYA, 1. L.
"IV Ul-Union Conference on. the hygiene and Toxicology of High Kolecu-
lar Compounds and 6tartin6 Chemicals UtBed in Their 'jynthesio"
Moscow, Plasticheskiye 1%,assy, No 10, 1970, pp 68-69
rad, 210--2_i Jan 19,?().
Abstracti The conference was held in Lening
The first. session was devoted to the problem o1' tO).1_CO-"o,:.-,Y and
KNA, mr. d
of high molecular compounds. O~OwN:iKlr , D. A P
SHAKLEINA, Y-'-. N. , reported on various measuve:3 pra4:ticed In regard
to sanitarj supervision over polymers being lntn3du~-ed into the agri-
culture. r,~&E`DVED' , L. 1. , analyzed current proU,lems of the hygjellic
evaluation of polymeric compounds, while DI~ISHIOSXJY, S. L. , and
GURICHEVA, 2. G., reported on the importar.-~e of sanitary-chemical stu-
dies of polymers in prevention of their undesinable effects on humans
and on the surroundings. The effects of industrial toxic agents with
a special attention to reproductive functions wl.:-re r-eported by SANOTS-
KIY, I. V., FOKENKO, V. N., KOTOSOVAo L, D4, PAYLENNO, G. I., and
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KRvLNSKAYApL,.,.l 1-1k! , Plasticheskiye Massy, No 10 ~ 1971). pp 68-69
SAL'NIKOVA, L. S. i prolonged action of low concen"i,atior-is of toxic
substances in respect to the developmen-~ of experimental tumors was
discussed by KURLYANDSKIY, B. A., KLOCHKOVA, S. I., and YEDVEDOVSKIY,
A. G. Cell culture method for the studies of polymer e.:~ctracts ivere
developed by YELIZAROVA, 0. N., and NUZInDINA.D. F, Treatment of tne
results of toxicolo-ic studies was discussed ty
BARTENEV, V. D., Ch!~KAV, V. PI., and V. j).; they 1,~oin*led out
the need for -,.horough evaluation of all chan.cles anc.", theIr variation
~eii. N'ext sedisioni wo,re c(:)ncerned with evolu-
within physiological ran6
tion of plaitics in tilelr application to 1.`owi 11"rid walter oupply. he
criteria for evaluation of plastic, containers land 1~he need for unifor-
mity in this area were stressed by STANKEVIGH, V. Y., and TV1-'4F(D,1;KAYA,
M. YA. The problem of adsorption of various plastlc comporients by
media modelling food products was studied by CIN'i"'YETA, V. L. , KHX5"1D'JL-
LIN, R. S., and BRAUN, D. D. GURICHLEVA, Z. G. 0 and. Ld-ETROVA, L. 1. ,
point-led out that the most suitable containers for food industry are
polystyrene based products made by vacuum fOrMliti= Dr by pressure mold
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USSR
KRYNSKAYA, 1. L. , Plasticheskiye If-,assy, No 10. 1970. rip 68-69
in-, and KRYNSKAYA, I. L. , K01MAIROVA, YE, N. , WoINT"t, i:. YU. , ZIMINITS-
k M. di,.~;cussed toxiix)logic evaluat'on of
AYA, P. L., and BUKEVICH, G. i A.
polystyrene plastics used in food industry, The ef0'-'!ct o,f the compo-
nents leached out of SNP-2P polystyrene on ani:miils was- discusaed by
CHERNOVA, Z. G.i the plastification of triple -compo.-w!rit pulys~yrene
i~,z not related to hygienic characteristics of t4e mid;4-tria-1. rolyethy-
lene produced by medium pressure was di,.5cussed by Tf~HP-36VA# :is Ag,
FEOFANOV, V. D., and GUL', V. YE. ZNAI,'ZENSKIY. V. N., and ZHIUACIENKC,
V. A., proposed that stabilized polyolefine bu Lised for preser-
vation of fats. '11he reports of SHWSKA* N. I., TAig)AY, Y-W. 1:.,
CHEIRNEVSKA, N. N., ~KEN -Sill KOVA, G. K., STASENKOVA. K. P.. PROVO;iUVA'
V. N., and SHURUPOVA, YE. A. covered investigathons ort va.-Iou:3 rubber
products used in food industL7, medicine, and IiL toyiz, Cons-~ruction
materials mace of plastic were discussed by BOKC,V, A. N., in terms of
the components secreted by thein due to varlous factrjL-s, and 13Z14DROV-
SKAYA, V. A., STANKEVILCi, K. I., and REYSIG, 1, S., dev-~loped a formu-
la for theoretical calculation of these volatil.4i products. Oas Ovo-
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No 10, ~',70, -9
Plasticheskiye Nassy, I
lution from plastics used for production of heLTro,cicalLy sealed con-
tainers with limited volume was discussed by YAbW'C.~,INA. V. D. . GOR-
'OLO,' .
SHUNOVA, A. I., SODIKOVA, N. F., GORBAN', G4 Moo 8 iLf'A., G.
BIZINA, YU. P., DROBISHEVSKAp T. A., PILIPYUK, Z,. I., Z11NOVYLVA, Y. I.#
andTIMONOVA, G. P. Static electricity acciunulating on the surface
of polyiners was discussed by 3~41MITSXIY, N, S. , i~rid ANTIROPOV. G. A.
MlIKHAYLOVA, A. A. , LIFSHITS. L. 1. , and JVANOVA, L. '.~. . pointed out
that mobile homes should not be constructed from, H41-J polyestev, iisBs
polystyrene foani or matevial made of phenol-formialdehyde resin, Since
even in polar regions todc r,,,aterialii were secreted from them.
YAKHONTOVA, N. YE., and LAZGMIUVA, E. P., proposOd that sanitation-
hygienic clearance for starting chemicals w-,d pokIrmev productG be done
at the developmental level. Many papers coveved iiarious Inditilduetl
plasticst phenol -form, aldehyde based fiber glass - LI'MINLNKO, V. I-I
extrusion plastic wood -- FEDORC]iUK, S, YA.j epoiq faam plastics --
KOZIX, I. V., TITUVA, T. S.i polymer and plasto,c~j.-taervt -- OLOuI)LFYi;Y'
A. T., IMIKHAYLOVA, A. A.. YEKIMOVA. N. I., LIFSHITS. L. I.i fire re-
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~,RYNSMXA,,I.-J.... Plasticheskiya 114.,assy, No 10, L(~70, pp 68-69
tardant fiber glass -- TRUBETSKAYA, C. N. ; pollrasti-,r resins FP.*-! and
SKPS-3 -- GADALI'LIAS I. D. ; textiles, footwea.- and c(-'wistructLan r.",-ate-
rials, from polyvinyl chloride and formaldehyde Vesill$ -- YARKOVA, Z. S.
RAPOFORT, K. A., and '-ENZINA, G. 1.; hygienic eval*uotion of various
shoe and clothing materials was also discusged Ly iAHiPORT, K. A. ,
KLINOVA, D. [,.:. ; STATSEEK. I'll. K. . !Vj%.NOVA. T. P. , AFAINAS'Yl~'-/A, L. V.
B-ZNZINA, G. 1. , YEVSEYENK0. N. S. , T:3IRII;A, 2. I.-N. . St!~)lYTINA, V. 1K.
ZLODYhLVA, IN. N. , SIDOROVA, M. V. , and SAUTINA, L. 7-. Toxicologica.1
methods for evaluatin& polymers were discussed by L.A:H-10. V. ~;., BLI-
TSEFON. V. S. , SAVIN, V. A. , V11440YUR'.3KAYA, T. V,- , PEJ~OVA, ~. ii".. , TI-
KHC,NIIIROVA, 'I. I. Polymer materials to be used for riedical purposes
viere covered by VAVILIN, G. I., ViLSIL'YEVA, A. Y, , I'VINA. A. Y
KROPACHEV, V. A. , LAWRLWYLVA, YE. L. , RA,:-~INOVTGH, 1. YI. , TRUIji.N:ANOVA
L. B., INAU51C.41K, G. N. , PZDA. N. S. , VAMHTEMI, 7. ik. , and IVAI,A)V,
N. M. Working conditions were reported for the orgiwdc glaso iz.,&ustry
by BLAGODATILN'. V. X., and GOLOVA, I. L,i for proc~ucttan of reKins
based on substituted phenols by KRAPOTKINA, MI. A., and GALITSXAYA, V. A
51?

KRYN-SUjXA;,~-F--Ir. , Plasticheskiye Massy, No 10, t570, pp 68-69
for propylene carbonate by PAUSTOVSKAYA, V. V, , iind K19ASNOKIVIT'STKAYA,
L. MI.; for starting materials used in poly-aretarie foiwis by FILATUVA,
V. S. TROITSKIY., :3. YU. , reported that plastic: dusti:*, exhibit a weak
fibrinogenic activity, while DOUNIL011, V. I.. VA"11LEN110, 14. v,., and
YIANFANOVSKIY V. V., discussed the toxic activity of polyeater fiber-
glass dust. Further, toxicity of the following materials was dis-
cussed at the conferences oxygenated heterocyclAc covqwunds -- by
SOCHAVA, YE. A.; metal carbonyls -- IMATYUMIN, M. YA..,
R, vB.;
dicobaltocarbonyl -- SOVA, 4 igopropyley(~.I.olie;qiikl;enzerie and its
hydroperoxide TARADIN, YA. I., KUCHMINA, N, TA., PETISOVA, L. N.,
FULYAKEIN, G. SHAVRIKOVA, L. N.i isucyallate$ -- PT,'OLOVA, 1, N.1
bisphenol A and its derivatives -- STASENKOVA, 111. 1., SjiUl~,SXAYA, N. I.,
GRINBERG, A. YE., and GURVICH, YA. A. Siliconox,Gaanlc polymers in
water lines and their regulation was discussed tiy KRASKOVSKIY, G. N.,
FRIDLYAND, S. A., Y.AZAYEV. V. T., RUBLEVA, X. Nio ajid TAKOVLEVA, G. P.
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KRYNSKAYA,_ I... L., Plast-Icheskiya Yassy, No 10, 19-70, pp 68-69
BROYT51AII. A. YA. , discussed the principles of toxicological evaluation
of the additives to plastics, and KEL'tIIAN G. YA, , repomed on rian~y
additives whose toxicity was studied and found to be low. The reasons
for peptic ulcers resulting from the action of tbe dl.,thiocarbaminic
acid were discussed by FROMOROV, V, N.. FRI2001, S. IiI., and ChLfC~YY,
Z. Mi. A relationship was found between the chojnic4~L structure a;nd
the biological activity of mono- and polycyclic quinones by VASILENKO,
N. M., VOLODCHENKO, V. A., and LABUN$KIY, V. V,.
7/7

USSR UDC 577.4
KFjSAIIOV
"Algorithm for Parallel Decomposition of Probability Automlita"
V sb. Ekon.-mat. metody i pro&ra=ir. P14n.-ekon. zadach (I,Luthematital Economic
Methodsand Programming Economic Planning Problems-collection of' works), !~Ioscu%i,
1972, pp 126-134 (from M-Ribernetike, No 12, Doc 72, Abs:tract No 12V262)
No abstract
011111- M-9MMEN,

AA0043454, UR 0482
Soviet Inventions.Illusr-rate4,.SeOt oa ir-Elowltrical, Derwent,
11-70
JMIL mi&t rum
dIffeleintul: Asn"u IIlilwluinr,v th $40
cootrol windtap~ go* of U444 4#' Covinoct to a
resistance At4wigr4 aad thjk!'OIO*F t0i tbo: ingsurAd
campowwt. This O*COU44 Vy 4JA4408 14th A %Opp"
to W Senerator U caft"too a pba*e OWLI)d
rectifier. sad a POLOCUM4, *41sy.w"Ch
Indication of positIve or, "PsAVO *mPlOop fl:qlA
standard.
31-1.68
a. Qt.'C r.
(3.9-69) Bul 10MA-69.
19761008

AA0043454
rc.:3j
r -i-
I TF
19761809

USSR
UDC 801.51
SHARANDA, A. N., KRYSEVICH, V. S.
"Algorithmic Recognition of Grammatic llcmonymies (Based on Cuse Foms of the
German Article Der)"
Voprosy Lingvostatistiki i Avtoinatizatsii Lingvisticheskikh Robot. Vyp. 3.
[Problems of Linguistic Statistics and Automation of Linqui!itic Work. Pio. 3].
Moscow, 1970, pp 43-56. (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibeirnetika, No,.
April, 1971, Abstract No. 4 V733).
Translation: The problem is studied of eliminating grammatical homonymies in
., case forms
machine translation. An algorithm is described for differevitiating
of the article der, Computer experiments were performed using a dictionari- of
the 43S most frequently used nouns, selected from 20,000 vrou-d comOLnations. A
block diagram of the program and results of the experiments are prtisented.
1/1

USSR
urc 5424:546.93.
KPY I. STYRKAS, A. D.
"Dissolution of Noble Yatals under the Influence of AC Current"
66
Ybscov., YChimicheskaya Prorkyshlennost', No 5j Wrl, m> 363-31 "
Abstract: A process for the forration of the soluble chlarides or noble
metals (platinum, palladium, osmiwr,, and ptu-ticularly x-uTImnlurn, r7hidi=, t-n-,l
iridiurO using AC current (up to 5 a/cr?) and excess hydxochlaric acid is pro-
seated, This process utilizes powdared m.-tals, thus oliminating the necessity
of compressing them into cores, as was formarly tile plMet:1.C0, flowover, the
process is equally effective for fixed shapaji. It is conmider-ad to be a
highly effective method of producing a pure product in fillift vleld on an --'ndus-
trial scale.
1/1

USSR LrDc
KRYSIIENIJ, P. F., KOLPAKOV) A. A., IXAC11,Y11) I., SAKOVICi, 1. V~, arld Ci-IJ'[CJ,
PaftOpfIy!TTbI3gy- I-aboratory, J.Wieprapetrcrrsk InstitLite of
"Functional State of the Central Nervous System and Patholloijcitl of the
Stomach Mucosa of Immobilized ItLts"
Moscow, Patolot;icheskaya Fiziologiya i Ekrperinental'xiaya. No 6p
Nov/Dec 723, pp 48-51
Abstract: The imobilization of ratr. for .24 hr (by t-hem to boar~is) ;-ro-
duced the excitation and L-ihibitiori zAtaLes. 'Me exci Litt stati-, raachc;l t-iQ
peak in 4-5 hr. During this period the aninals tried to e,~::upu, -A firs, cr-,er--
5-20 see, then evel-i 10-50 sec. The awiber of heart bettt;s ani
amounted to 447 + 16 and ic)6.3 + 3-9 I;er nin, respectilieLy.
state occurred i 4-5 hr durin,,-whi c
r ch the respiration m-3 the
beats decreazed to 86.0' and 304, respectively, 'Ilia cont;,~Xti(,Cl 0`," vnce-'t~l; val;
slow and attempts for ercappe were repeated only I every '1--5 nin. Anator,,J~,%I
studies of the sto?utch walls showed the presence of in
diam.), the blood ves6als were dilated and full of blcxod -'.-I
well as in muscle layers in sume cavea. Accumilation of 11-1-,.,.-.~h,~i~,-"-~C~I,
nqutrophils, and histiocytes was detected lmder the mucotul cul"L.
112

USSR
ILRYSHEN'.t P. F., et al... Patologicheska3s Fiziologlya i
Teraplya, No 6, Nov/Dec 72, PP 48-51
immobilization caused an uxtreria- excitation of the cent:,-,il nerro?ls systef.-,
muscular, cardiovascular, ani respiratory systerps. 'Phe actirit'~r
these systems for 4-5 hr colIS"U'led the. erie,.~g, rescr~-~-u or the muiral
inhibition followed. The centntl nervomf, oyatem wwj arraictcfi rinst, fou.awed
by the inhitition of the mws2ular, cardiovaicular, amd respiraLory s.-,-stenla.
2/2

Ace. ift.: /IfOO32012 Ref.. Codel, UR 0475
PRDIARY SOURCE; Vrachebnoye Delol 1970, Nr 1, pp 46-9
SUMMARY
CIIARACTERISTICS Of- 1310ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY Or, ]-IEAIZT
IN PATIENTS WITH AVERAGE SEVERE CRANIO-CE-REOIZAL tNJURY
epropetrovsk)
A studv of ECG changes in 21 pt~rsans wi'.h nverage V;1rin-ri,rcbral i:1jnq
indicates th" t the ina:ority of P.-Itients showed disturbinus of cn.idjac I i y m n
i ill I Vo Izi 1y
In the form Of t3ChyCaTdia. hypoxia and signs of enyowdial invnIvitmicnt, &zx paijerits
showed 51111S of cerebro-coronary syndrome. dystonja and cooduclion disurdus.
The above changes were considered in 1he treatment plan orid c*mplex therapy
led to normalization of cardiac disorders by the time of discharp,
REEL/FRAM,
t'.'t - f
1%] ~

7. 7
Acc.- Nr: fiP4004MG7' Ref. Code: b7R 0244
PRIMARY SOURCE: Voprosy Pitaniya, 97P. Vol 29, Nr 1,
PP iz 0 2--9
CHANGES IN THE ACTIVITY OF SOME CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISm ENZYMES
IN SCQRBUTIC GUINEA PIG$
1. P. jjit , Af. S. Kharizanova, A. A0AIZeforj, A. Af. XrUvhkov
Summary
The activity of the aldoiase, glucose-6-phosphate-delt),(Il-kigc-.niiit,, lact3te-dithydroge-
nase, sorbitol-dehydrogen asp and aspartate-aminotransfcraji~ enzymes were investigated
in the liver and kidneys of scorbutic guinea pigs. A terl(Wricytoivatdi reduced activ'i ty of
nearly all enzymes was observed, except for that of sorbito-d0tydrogiinase which wns rit;ing
The author associates these changes with diminished glticose -cleav-ige in tile course
of glycolysis and pentose cycle, this being compensated Nir by tne scoTbutic organism
by means of the glucose conversion into fructose -throuIgh tfie si~rbilol-dehydrogenase
Teaction.
REEL/FR&ME
01-1111g.- Him, Win wl IJ JIII
Wow

Phytology
USSR
UDC 63051.509.6
SHEVELUKHA, V. S., Candidate of Agricultural Sciences, AUDABHKO, A. F.,
KRYSIVEV, 1. 1., and KOVALEV, V. H., Belorussian Agricultural Academy
IkAn Artificial Climate Chamber"
Moscow, Vestnik Sel'skokhoz-aystvennoy Nauki, No 11, Ni~v 70, )?p 131-135
Abstract: An artificial climate chamber has been desi.1pted provi.dus
for programed control of the temperature, humidity, an4 intcuaity and dura-
tion of artificial light in expertments concerned with the 11113~SiOLOr',Y of
plants and plant grewth. The outer frame is lined witIL a datible layer Pf
insulating naterial. The inner dimensionts (lengch 2,6(;19 ri, 1didtli 960 in,
height 1,590 n) are ample to accommodate slinvitanipous.11i 18 t,o 24 pots 'WI.L.11
plants, 2 to 4 mechanical auxanographs, 4md a variety (if sennors and rt-cord-
Ing devices. There are 3 interconnected compartments, tiro o~ which contain
the plants while the third holds a ventilator and conihimiser. In the ci~nter
of the chamber are an electric heater, humidifier, temptratuve and humidity
sensors, etc. The chamber haj been used mainly to stud:y plwit gr(ywth as a
futiction of time and to determine the reasons for the "bott1cn-i,.ckij" In plant
growth arising from external and internal factors. The resulti; of these
studies are briefly described.

USSR MIC 551.463.288
BARDYSHEV, V. I., KOZHELUPOVA, N. G., and Aaoustic Institute,
Academy of Sciences, USSR
"A Study.of the Laws of Underwater Noise Distribution in Sea and Ocean
Coastal Zones"
Moscow, Akusticheskiy Zhurnal, Vol 19, No 2, ~Iar-Apr 73, pp 129-132
Abstract: Distributions of the inistantaneous values of the tound pressure
of natural underwater noises were Atudied experimentally in Ole surf-noise
zone 10-600 meters from the shoreline, at a depth of 2 to 20 M, witbill
the frequency range of 100-8000 Hz, and in the far coastal aon,i! 20 1(m from
the coastline, at a depth of 130 m, within the fraquenc~ ranj;e of 5-11,000
Hz. In applications Lasting 0.05 to 1200 seconds, the dism1bution lai in
the far coastal zone is Gaussian, and in the surf--noise rone the distribution
law is non-Gaussian and is distributed by cons I der nble ex~et~s and asynirmerry.
The obtained results are discussed. 3 figure.s. 6 refercncaa.
142 -

USSR UDCI 621.791.61~*5.0317
GRAKUN, V. P.., KRAVCHUK, L. A., MOROZENICO, L. N., 5.
(deceased)
"Electron Gun for Microvelding and .141cromic.1iinin,311
Kiev, Ayto-maticheskaya Svarka, NO 4, Apr '70, V1P
Abstract: ',"he article doscribes an electzon dovolopl-,.d ~.It
the Institute of Electric V.Telding ireni Yo. 0. -Paton, f1cr Oloc4L_von-
beam microwelding and ridcroma-chining with a
voltage and a boam aurront ot up to 5 WL, 12 CO;rO.IX.3,-
tively simple, inexpensive, and reliable, and 15 sli.itable for
both laboratory re3earch and industrial uoa. Ln. (.-:Iectron op-~;.c
system is used with a triode electron projectca", alle
magnetic lens, and a deflection -syste-n. "Ai'he olectvcn
has an all-soldered case with a glaus insulator. Th.0 OICC-,:,On
optic system is protected by a case, which asauraq I`i_,T-
ment of the high-voltage cable and i,4-.,r,, flexible cauruaLion with
the projector, biological ahielding of tho oporatov, elt'..-Lvo-
interlocks, and conve.-Aient access to Lhe orabhla,(~,e alia.onbly elf
112

USSIR
GRAKUN, V. F. , et al., Avtoiuticheskaya Syarksl, No 1, Apr 7G,
pp 72-73
the electron projector. Such a Vn des!.Cgri xw. I i:-D r~ it; p o i 'b I.o
to dispense with additional adjusting devicea, bu.,Oilng
.,a, a-IQ
a vacuum-tight metal caoo. The artic-le :Uic1tt4-(bs a dxaving of
the electron gun.
2/2
7366
CSO: 1842-1-1 (97 pages) D

Ace. Nr:
IV0044409-
3,9700 Val 2. Nr pp jrA
PRIMARY SOURCE: Neyrof izioloiiy~a-
'THE EFFECT OF CONDITIONING POLARIZATION ON TIRE ACrION
POTENTIAL OF MOLLUSC GIANT NEURONS
MaLrura, 0AI.Kashtalf
The A. A. Bngelliolelz Instdufv of Physinfogy. Academy
of-ec;;,nces. Ukrainian SSR, KieV
S u m m a r y
1he effect of coriditionini~ diiplacemont ol tnembw?c polential oil the mcchanism of
generation of action pott!ntials (AP) was &(udied The OfQct of com4li-ining wai rtvra-
led by changes iii We amplitude cf AP. its first derivit!%A! .4ril traimnernbrijiv-, cuirer.1t
(under voltage clamp conditionsi. It was lound that condili6ning mombrare putential
change causes at two reaction exerting in apposite iiii!woice upon the medirillism
of AP ncnerat;i n. Oro oi them is similit to that Jescribed on otlwr eicilable 0351jes
and shows activ;,tioti (with hyperpolatization) and iractivaliort (with depolirizatiam
tf the AP gener.1tion mochinisin. The other protnote5 eit.'ier 31, incrtiaie in effeclkencs'!,
of this mechanism im-ith depolariration) or a decrease in it lwitb fi)perpelar."ratiOL11.
yot, rhe possib!e natu re oi this change in effectiveness is discuswl.
J-( W.ELYIP ;:2-
4- 6W101.

AP0044409
Conditioning polarization a'so influences the sNswin proikcinq mcmbr.vic repolvi-
zation during die AP geperation. This effect is maidieved by chanr,~,s in the reach,J11
of the systcm to the ciied, oi the TEA ions.
After displacement of the membrane potential to 1 c,!rtjiri stable le~vl the izhangre~,
in membrane ptoperties lasted sofnetirnes many seconkli irdiviting hip'll inettial propel-
lies of their systems.
1977.1028

112 019 UNCLASSIFIED PRIOCESI;V4, DATF--laSEP70
TITLE--THE EFFECT OF ENGINEERING FACTORS ON THE MECIIAN[ChL. PVOPERTIES OF
AL9 ALLOYS POURED IN A CHILL MOLD -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-MALTSEV, V.P., B.T., SUVOROV* A.S.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--MOSCOWt IZVESTIYA VYSSHIKH UCHEBNYKH ZAVEOL'N[Yo l(ASf4fN0SrR0YENIYE#
NO. 1. 1970,, PP 176-180
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
TOPIC T4GS--JECHANICAL PROPERTY, ALU,41NUM ALLOY# METAL ClISTING, FOUNDRY
MULO/(UIALq- ALUMINUM ALLUY
CONTROL %lARKINrv--N0 REST;~ICTV14S
DOCUMENT CLASS--kiNCLASSIFIED
PROXY PEEL/FRAME--1935/0517 STEP 140--VR/0145/io/kIOO/o~)1/01?6/OltJO
C11AC ACCESSI,:~:Nl -1.40--Ar,1)1001)7P

212 019 WiCLASSMEO PRDC~S'j 1146 DATF-14SEP70
CIRC ACCESSION WC-AT0100978
ABSTRACTIEXTRACT-lUl GP-0- 44STRACT. THE LFFECTS 1.11: olt:IAL FLOd BATE- IN
THE POLO, POURING TFMPERATURE,, MOLOS, AND THE THICKNES!i PF Tll~- 4i)Ll)
COATING ON THE t!ECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF ALI? ALLOY CASTINGS IN CHILL
MOLDS ARE EXAMINED. A C14APT SHOWING rHE EFFECTS OF RISER 0IA3ET,-:R ON
MECHANICAL PROPERTIES IS GIVENo EX~ERIMENTAL CASTINGS LIF PLATES 5t 3t
12t AND 16 MM THICK AND RISER UIAMETERS OF Op 14, 111, AND 24 MA 4t--R.E
14ADE AND THE PESULTS, REFLECTING THE MECHANICAL PRI'llpf'RAI-ES (TENSILE
STRENGTH) FOR THE ZONES ANO SUBZOWS, 01'- T14E PLATES WERI*- PLOTTEO
GRAPHI CALL Y. l'HE- BEST MEC14ANICAL PROPERTIES WERE 03TAINF3 AT P00ING
TF14PER.,ruREs ov 630 AND 7000EGREESf- AND TfiE aFST rENSILE AT MOLD
TEMPERATURES OF 200-250DEGREESC AND A MOLD LINER THICK.11ESS OF 0.2-0.65
MM. IT IS CONCLUDED THAT THE POURINC SPEED- SHOULLI BE MINIMUM TO PERMIT
UNIFORM HEATING 13F THE MOLD. IT IS RECOMMENDE0 TIHAT 4.LAT rASTINf,"3S WITH
A THICKNESS OF 7-8 MM NOT 3E POURED 14:THE H01-41LON14L. ICA(STIANGIS THICKER
THAN 8 4M SH(JULD HAVE SUPPLERENTAL POURING (OR INJECTIQN) Gp, StiOULD BE
POURED IN THE VERTICAL.

021 UNCLASSIFIED PA4r, E S 5 IN DA Ti- --30()CT70
TITLE--SFUOY UF LARBURIZAJIG,% ]I- L,%Rt3CN MULD LOMPOIIIJUNS -u-
:AUIfWR-(03)-KCLGTILL;v D.M., NOSALFVICF, M.I., KRYSIN, V.P.
0;
CCUNTkY UP INFO--USSR
SGU.WC--V SB. VCJPk. TEGRII P,-l,0rt-'.SLsSQV LWYA (PRU8LE:MS OF THE CASTING
.kEFEKE:NCL--kZH,TEI~Ht'i()LiJGIYA MASHIN--WROYENIYAt NO Is JAN d0i AUSIXACT ;140
OATE PUBLISHEO ------- 69
7SUBJtCT AREAS--t4E(;H.t INID-p CIVIL AND MARINE ENGAt MA[EkIALS
TOPIC. [AGS--C(JALt -it:TAL LASTMG, MOLD NATER14L, DII.Aru.-t~iiur. ANALYSIS,
'...CAkdCN, PHENUL FUk:,!ALDt:HYL)L PLSIN
CCNTRCL llAkK(NG--l'NG f~ESTKICTIUNS
1)(ILUMENT If:D
PRJXY N LE L/f iA AkIL-- I 'OV/ I Ito I

2/3 021 614CL 4S S If I E 0 piwr.4-: ss i t4G oE-- r # o
CIRC ACLESSICN
AdSlV,A-%.'[/LXTJACl--(U) GF-0- Ati i r~.AC T 11-4 OROL4 TO TtlE
SUITAbILITY OF VARILM 0INJtKS FJR Itle. NAWFACWRE IDF 04(.*L;i,M: 11ULOSt
ANIJ AbOVE ALL, ru ULTL4MINL ThL NATURE OF VjLUj'llc*Tk1C 01- ".11IXTRUES,
#Vii) kjlLATG.'4clklC STWIES OF A Sfir~IES %~jf hill'106RS V~r-~L
CARRIL-13 OUT At TEMPEkATURE-S OF UP TO 1000 C. rr W,):j IHAT
THE MUST PR.LISPi-CTIVE lil,'JoCkS FUK CAlletiN (;(JMPGSlflklNS AKC I-urt"*%, VAD
PliLNUL RL.,.)INS, ANG IiLAT TRIirto cL.AL PlrCHES WtH A ~tt(Jlt;'4 P-WIr AhuVE
500 Go Tu INLREASt it][- CAR601-4 FURAi'tTIC-IN YIELD ANU THE blv)V4lj STRL-N11M,
IT 15 NECESSARY 'TO CKLATE SUCH CONDITIONS NT WiitCii lHE (.ArqURlZ4TlJN
PROCESSES OF THE BL[qDLR WOULD STj%RT AT TH~ THEA;,4CJdL,l-5TL(; SlArE aF rki.,t
MIXTUk-E THUS ENSUkING THE HARUENING OURING THt Pl~O(ESS Of: S'l."ELLIING Up.
AT lhk PKfSENT TIME, TAL UKRAINIAIN SCIENTIFIC KrSEla~CH INSIITUTE OF COAL
CHLI-11STRY DtVLL0PLU St.V6RAL SUPE.10-11G.'i TL-1400tATIJAE %C(.'iAL 1111CHE~ dlTii 4
SOi-TL-NING TEMPEkATUiQ- JF 200-350,)Et~4~Escr kiiGH curtttir oF
SOLUBLL ll~ TULUUDL (UP T6 90PEMANT), ANU LCW VULAILILE YIELU
(10-2UPF-RCL41). SUCH PIKHES CLoi3l'AU W111-1 FUkAl AN.0 Pll~NA
FbrJ0ALUEI-tYJE RLSIiNS muST FuLLY FijLFILL THE kkukil~.1t;AENTS'. 41TIf A
SUFVIL&lEl-JLY HIGH EXfli,,iSl(j:4, LWSEZ' 3Y A lt,iLRMUPL.A~:TJL STAll: PlICIlkiSs
ANU A j~LALTIVE ABIL11Y ui` I-W~A.% RtSINSt fAYGRIAl
FG~. SLLFSE A L I Nu A NU fik I.. 0~,*i I 1.%j t;f CAA6 Uri LiMPUS If I ljiq uuE 1. ;o, C;11-~d U t~ I I A r i(
U;4 A PATTE,-.-4 ^HILH I-Ili TliL I T I r
ALSU PuSS16LE TLI CUNTkol- Mt 11ML- Arot) UEGREL 01' nHICH
DETLPhINL ThE S[kk:-%GTH.

-- - - - - - - - -
3/3- Oil UNCL ASS IF I L 0
:1RC ACCESSICN NC.--AROL2334U
6iSIf'AC1/L-X1KACT--L1Y USI.Nk; THE OF Nfvv
PkIf%i,IPALLY Ntit BAKING OLTHGO IT I~ PUSSILILE TO
MULDS sLIH PRLOCTEk~INCD P.4j1)LKTIL5 ANC ACLURAIE
MULDIS SHAPE.
PKOGESSLj"(; DAIL-W-C.170
61141ANC, 1i4TLkIALS ANG
PILOC)ULL C.OWL.1% C.A$TING
Rr-P16JbUK,rIbh ')F ]HE

USSR UDC 624.07:534.1
AMEL'CHENKO, V. V., VOLCHKOVA, A. G., KU5%). V. A.
"On the Problem of the Thermal Stability of Flexible 0:i-thotroplc shells"
V sb. Raschet prostranstv. sistem v stroit. nakh. (Calt.,ulati-on of Thre,?-
Dimensional Systems in Structural Mechanics -- Collection of Works), Stiratov,
Saratov University, 1972, pp 188-192 (from RM-Mekhanilta, No 1, Mar 73,
Abstract No 3V298)
Translation: A hollow fiberglass Khell Is conside-red iir, a nonhoragencous.
orthotropic shell. The change in the elzistic modull Li, takiin Into acck-,Iunt
as a function of temperature, which Is considered a kricloni f1miction of three
variables. Relationships for thenwelastic forceii And defor-matiow, ire
found. A system of nonlinear equations for equillbri.uni. and compatibility
of deformations is obtained In the ordinarv manner. Vieu nonlimear sy-;tL11-n
is linearized by the consecutive loads method to tiolve the ti%oblen. The
resulting linearized system is solved by the Hubnov-Viai;z.)v v.1-riation rret*hod
in high approximations. 1he calculations werta performeil C;n Che M-2120 c-om-
puter. The example considered, Is that of it squarci i9oti-opic. sbell. hinge-
supported on unstretchable ribs that are flexible in thilt ta-n;qential pliane.
1/2

USSR
AMEL'CIIENKO, V. V., et al. Raschet prostranstv. siste.,ii v stroit. mekh.'
Saratov, Saratov University, 1972, pp 188-192
The temperature over the thickness of the shell was taken tc) be constant
:in the examples. 7 ref. 0. 1. Terebushko.
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1/2 015 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSPM DATE--160CT70
TITLE--MECHANTS,4 OF THE DISPLACEMENT OF IN IERCRYS TALL Ti,c- R'OUNMARIES DkiRANG
COLLECTIVE RECRYSTALLIZATION -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-ffi.RKHAROVt V*I.t KRYSOVI V.I.
C; GUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~~SOURCE-FIZ. META. METALLOVED. 1q709 2911)v 131-7
.DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
:,SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--RECRYSTALLIZATIONt GRAIN 8OUNDARYv METAL CUPPER,
TEMPERATURE DEPENOENCE9 GRAIN GROWTH
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
-PROXY REEL/FRAME--1988/0050
STEP t4O--UR/0126170i~029/OOl/Ql3liOl3t
L-InC ACrESSION NO---AP0105149

212 0 15 UNCLASSIFiED PROC E SS I NG ',,'f.TE -- I GJICT 7,13
CIRC ACCESSION tIO-AP0105149
,NBSTRACT/EXTRACT-W) GP-0- Ai3STkACT A NFr? TREATME~111 UIT (..')Lt.C:cT1vL
RECRYSTW. PHEN;)MFNA IS PRUPUSED, 1AAKING It POSS113LE 11) UNUFASTANU Tfl.~:
ABRUPT COURSE OF THE MIGRATION GF INTERCRYSTALLIT~,` 114:1UN04AILS ANO
PROVIDING A CRITERIC,14 FOk THE DIkECTION UF 1HEIk M$PLACI.14W. rti I s
TREATMENT ISSUES FROM THE CONCEPT OF MUL71 AT. T)ijCKnJl:-S!)- ANo ASYMNIEnlY
OF DISTRIBUT10i'll OF EXCESS ENERGY (IF THE TRANSITION 1.(,,14E OF
CRYSTALLITES. THL VROPUSED MECHANISM OF d(JUNUXty 11j6t,,ArjW4 IS 11AS[t) lj%
THE OIFFUSIUNL~SS PROCESS OF ATOM DISPLACEAEP.,TS, 6111