SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BAKALO, L.A. - BAKHADRYKHANOV, M.K.

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A B S T R A C T I E X T RA. C- T - - ( tj I k,!' -ABSTRACT COMPAR.ATiVE: ANALYSIS F A
CONVENTIO'iAL ;:MPUDYING GLOW DlSC!!A'-GC- TH'lr'~'ATRONS rVNID A
PROPOSED UNIVIl"'RATOR WHICH DIFFE: RS FROM THE FIX31' im Tiu-- rlillic-
SETTIL.NG RC CIRCUIT IS CONNECTED BETWEEN THE THYR4jTRPj.'J' CATHCIDES AND
BET'AFEN THE '-? T11-i""CIF I T
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1/2 015 UNCLASSIFIED
TITLE--MECHANISM OF POLYURETHANE SYNTHESIS
DILAURATE -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-LIPATOVAt T.E.v BAKALOt L-A.,
V.S.
CCUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
SOURCE-VYSOKOMOL. SOEDIN., SER. A 1970,
DATE PUBLISHED- 70
SUBJECT AREAS-MATERIALSP CHEMISTRY
PROCESSING DATE-30OCT7(
IN THE PRESENCE OF VIBUTYLTIN
SIROTINSKAYA# A.L.p LOPATINA,
12(4), 911'L!6-'~
TOPIC TAGS-PCLYURETHANE RESIN, POLYCONDENSATION, ORGANOTIN COMPOUND,
GLYCOL, ISOCYANATE* COMPLEX COMPOUNDY ORGANIC SYNTHESIS
CCNTRGL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
DOCUMENT
PROXY REEL/FRAME--2000/0676 STEP NO--UR/0459/70/012/004/0911/0916
CIRC ACCESSIGNI NO--AP0124348
HNICA-a-'~S If: IF0

212 015 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-30OCT7
CIRC ACCESSION NO--APOIZ4348
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE POLYGONDENSATION OF OCNICH
SUBZ)SUB6 NCO WITH HO(CH SUBZ CH SUB2 O)SUB2 H IN THE PRESENCE OF BU
SUB2 SN DILAURATE (1) PROCEEDS AT A CONST. RATE LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO
70PERCENT CCNVERSIONr I.E., IT IS INDEPENDENT OF THE MONOMER CONCN. NO
SIDE PRODUCTS ARE PRODUCED AND POLYURETHANES EITHER HAVE NO EFFECT OR
RETARD THE REACTION. THE REACTION RATE INCREASES WITH I CONCN. A
REACTION MECHANISM IS PROPOSED INVOLVING THE FORMATION OF A GLYCOL
DIISOCYANATE I COMPLEX. FACILITY: INST. KHIM. VYSOKOMOL.
SOEDIN., KIEV, USSRs
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR
UDC 616.921.5-085-37
FELID,
J4 11ki, E. B., and SVINARKNKO, K. I., Mogilevskaya Oblast
Health Department
"Some Data on the Effectiveness of Anti-Influenza Vaccination Under Conditions
of an Epidemic Increase in the Incidence of Influenza and Acute Respiratory
Diseasesh
Minsk, Zdravookhraneniye Belorussii, No 9. SeP 70, Pp 81-83
Abstract: Data on the incidence of influenza from 59 industrial enterprises
were analyzed in an attempt to correlate them with the level of vaccination. It
was concluded that prophylactic vaccination against influenza is ineffective and
unjustifiable unless the total population is covered, Immunoprophylaxis against
influenza is epidemiologically effective only when 86-99% of the population are
vaccinated with dry live vaccine.
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USSR U-DC: 519-2:62-50
and GRIGORIYEV, V. A.
"Isomorphism of Infinite Systems of Differential Eauations"
Alma-Ata, Vestnik, Akademii 1,Tauk Yazakhskoy SSR, ITO 1(321). 1972,
PP 71-75
Abstract: The purpose of this brief communication is to demonstrate
that the method of fi-nite differential equations used by )I,,-. P. Per-
sidskiy for the analysis of infinite systems of differential equa-
tions is no". the only nor,indeed,the best possible method for such
analyses. The present article defines the infinite systems and
discusses pseudo-random infinite systems, deriving an practical cri-
terion for estimating the dogree of interiaixing produced by a con-
crete function in the systems. In an example, the authors use
their method io obtain the same solution yielded by Persidskiy in
an e--rlier article p-tibli-shed in the sarile journal (Feskonechn,live.
sistemy differentsiallnyl,:h uravneni -- Infinite 01'.' J)jf_
ferential _~,!uaticjn3 4(8), 1955). L -lecond example con-
siders -the Volterra integral equation of the second kind, i,.rhich
is solved by t1he method of successive approyi-mations.
1/1

USSR UDC: 621-376:530-145.6
BAKhLOV, V. I. and IMAVTSOV, N. A.
Deflectors"
V sb. VoDr. radiotekhniki. (Problems in Electronic Enrineering--
collection of works) Tuia, Tula Polytechnical Institute, 19,10,
pp 53-56 (from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No. 3, March 71, Abstract No.
3D377)
Translation: This paper gives the results of a theoretical investi-
gation into the development of resonance deflecting systems in the
optical range. It is shown that such systems may possess more re-
solving power, higher nensitivity and lower inertia than existing
deflectors. Resume
101 -

USSR
UDC: 621.376:530.145.6
POIMOVSKIY, Yu. A., BAKALOV, V. I., PARINSKIY, A. Ya., and
MILITEYEVA, G. V.
"Resonance Angular Devices in the Optical Range"
V sb. VoDr. radiotekhniki (Electronic Engineering Problems---
collection of works) Tula, Tula PolytechnIcal Institute, 1970,
pp 45-53 (from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No. 3, March 71, Abstract iio.
3D376)
Translation: This paper demonstrates the possibility of using
resonance angular devices as broad-band light modulators, trans-
verse oscillation selectors in oDen resonators, and Q modulators
for lasers. Their superiority over similar devices of the non-
resonance type is noted. Resume

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A [I;[.

USSR
UDC: 621-3911-808'_5
BARA-LOV, V. P.
"Im-DrovinF: the U-L,.-4L--, ity Factor of the Ca-ability in a
Telemetering Channel"
Moscow, Radiotekhnika, -110 10, 1972, pp 88-0N
Abstract: In this brief communication, the authol, coii,.,,iders th.0
transmission of continuous information a limitcd spectriurn
through a tolerietric channel of particular b~-nd i-.-Ldth
additive noise. To estimate the effectiv,~ness ol' thic transmis-siari,
he uses the f ormula kk = RV/C, 0 1 , where RV is t)i;,- f-Lol." of u~.-C-
ful inforwation and C i(1- the tr:ixismi,,joion Ca-T)"'IbiliL.111 GI' the
metric channel. I as Lim criterion. It i's asswme(l th,-!11- (;11(-:
ted sienal i:~ input to a receiver providirw MIJ-111'LlUra
error. !in is obtained for the cri-L4-rion /i
of the generdized oignlal/noise r1at-io and the
the band width, and the conditions for 111,axi=~ zare~ ol
case of a muitich:,~,~,-nc--', sj-tem 15 cotlsjrer(~~,, an,
in which it is assumed that all the charLncls &re I , It i cr-~. -Li
ide,,l

USSR
UDC: 621-391.883
BAKAL,01- A, Z, Institute of Pbysiology, Siberian Department, AcadeLV of
Sciences of the USSR
"Optimizing Telemetric Systems With a Generalized Optitmality Criterion"
Kiev, Otbor i Peredacha Informatsii, Resp. Mezhved. Sb. , No 30, 1971, pp
32-38
Abstract: A generalized optimality criterion is found, and possible rethods
are considered for optimizing telemetric systems with respect to this cri-
terion. It is assumed that a system with throughput C(V) is used for trans-
mitting a given quantity of information, creating a f~lc~: of rnessages
H(V) = R(U) - R(N) at the output, where R(U) is the infor-,nation flow pro-
duced by the set of sources U; R(N) is parasitic flow characterizing the
destructive canaclity of interference. It is assum-ed "hat transmission of
a unit of information from the sources x(E U to the set of tu-.erc xC 11 in
the given system requires mahing v functional trwisformaticric realized in
tiw T, aie cU_SL~t is the averat~e flow of infor-
_J
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USSR
BAKALOV, V. P., Otbor i Peredacha Informatsii, No 30, 1971, Pp _V-38
mation falling to one normalized operation. The cri'Lericn c--' relative
productivity of operations,
P it')
_%, (~ _(V)
characterizes the relative information flow produced by a single normalized
operation. Formulas are derived which express this criterion in terms of
the corresponding transmission parameters with frequency multiplexing of
chan els. Conditions for optimum selection of these parameters are found,
Curves are presented which can be used to determine optimum methods of
modulation and values of the transmission parameters for a given signal
energy.
2/2

USSR
UDC 577.1:615.7/9
"Change in Phosphatase Activity of Certain Organs and Blood Serum Under
Conditions of Experimental Fluorosis"
Zh. eksperim. i klinich. med. (Journal of ExTerimental and Clinical ~Iedicine),
1971, 11, No 5, pp 17-21 (Armenian summary) (from BZh-Biologicheskaya Khimiya,
No 10, 25 May 1972, Abstract No 1OP2203 by 11. Shuster)
Translation: In male rats that received 5 ing r--/kg (in the form of NaF)
every day with their feed for 120 days, the activity of acid (1) and alkaline
(II) phosphatase declined in all examined organs (liver, small intestine,
brain, heart, skeletal muscles). The extent of the decline varied in di~-
ferent organs. The activity of II dropped in the blood serum during the
initial inoculation period, remained depressed till the end of the second
month, then rose, and by the end of the fourth month was higher than initial
activity. The activity of I underwent less intensive changes and by the end
of the experiment was somewhat elevated. The author explains the elevation
in the activity of 11 by the uptake by the blood from the organs.

USSR
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BAKAL A. J. , USOL - TSE1 I I. F.
"Invest igat. i on of the Effect Which Localized Axial Magnetic Fields Have
on the Beat Signal Frealliency in a Laser With 11'early Linour Folarizalfor)
of Emission"
Moscow, Yvantovaya Elektronika, Sbornik Statey, No h, "Sovetskoyc-
1971, PP 91-9T~--
Abstract: The paper present2 the results of exucrimerit.-A th-
frequency response characteristics of the signal. resultini,. rrom
of opposing wa-ves in a ring laser as a function of the ef P,--ct of
axial magnetic f-i---Ids ar,-)!i~:d to the active raiter 4 al .T if; -.cw,-
the influence of these fields is detemined clulefly Ly
cn~-act-eristics of the c.!-,iission. Four figures, biblion-T-a-hy of i-t-7-'-s.

USSR
uDc 681.325-65
CHETVIER1KCIT, V. 11. SOLO401NOV L. A.) nUIV
I j MIENIK(Y-1, A. V., and ~~~~A.
Moscow Higher Technical School
"Random Pu)5e Flow Generator"
USSR Authors' Certificate 110 308431, Cl. c, 06 f 15/34, filed 19 j)ec 69,
published 30 SeP 71 (fromi Telemeldrianiha i Vychislitel'n,--.-,-a-
Tekhnika, No 5, I~Iay 72, Abstract No 519203P)
Translation: 'Ine propostad invention is related to cor.Muter technolocy and can
be used in tile construction of stochastic computers and nodels and the creation
of random-n7xriher r:enel-Eltors for digital computers; to si-Mmulate, if ne:cessary,
random effects with reqUired probability characteristics of irnrestirated objects;
and in all those cases w-ere it is necessary to obtain a flow of 2-and.o!-,i *Dulse
signals, the tire intervo-as between ,.qiich represent randam variables distribute,!
according to the required probability law.
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-1/3 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
AITLE--CYCLOTRON PHONON ABSORPTION IN DEGENERATE SEMI CONDUCTORS -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-BAKANAS, R.K.r LEVINSON, I.B.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--PISIMA ZH. EKSP.
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TEOR. FIZ. 1970, 11(2), 141-4
TOPIC TAGS--CYCLOTRON, PHONONP ABSORPTION, INDIUM ANT114ON11DE SEM[CONDucroR
CrNITROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLAS';IFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1982/1564 STEP NO--Uf~/0386/7010111002/01,(il/0144
CfRC ACCESSinN ND--AP0052767
U " L A S S' 1 f: I r- L)

2/3 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
;'CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0052767
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. SOME PECULIARITIES OF OPTICAL
PHONON ABSORPTION ASSOCO* WITH ELECTRON GAS DEGENERACY ZETA LARGER THAN
KT (ZETA IS THE FERMI LEVEL)-AND WITH THE QUANTIZING PROPERTIES OF THE
MAGNETIC FIELD HW SUBC IS GREATER THAN KT (W SUBC IS THE CYCLOTRON
FREQUENCY) ARE CONSIDERED. IT IS ASSUMED FOR THE SAKE OF SIMPLICITY
THAT KT IS LESS THAN HW SUBO AND T EQUALS 0 (W SUBO IS THE DISPERSION
FREE FREQUENCY). THE ENERGY CHANGE OF T14E ELECTRON DURING PHOTON
ABSORPTION (HW) AND THE EMISSION OF A PHONON (HW SUBO) IS EF MINUS El
EQUALS H(W MINUS W SUBO)- IN THE-TRANSITIONt ONLY STATES TAKE PART, THE
ENERGY OF WHICH DIFFERS FROM ZETA BUT NOT MORE THAN H(W MINUS W SURO).
AT -A CRIT. Wo NEW LANDAU STATES, EPSILON SUBE, FALL INTO THIS ENERGY
INTERVAL. AT W SUBE, TRANSITIONS INTO A IINEW BRANCHIN OF FINITE STATES
BECOME POSSIBLE, WHEREBY THE ABSORPTION COEFF., KW, ACQUIRES THRESHOLD
CHARACTERISTICS. AT A STILL HIGHER FREQUENCY, W SUBE THE NO. OF
ELECTRONS OF THE EPSILON SUBE LEVEL WHICH ARE IN THE AD14ISSIBLE RANGE OF*
INITIAL STATES GROWS RAPIDLY AND K SUROMEGA INCREASES STEEPLY. ABOVE
OMEGA SUB3,.THE RAPID GROWTH CEASES AND K OMEGA OBTAINS REVERSE
TflRESHOLD CHARACTERISTICS. AS AN EXAMPLE, N-INSB IS CONSIDERED,
ASSU14ING A PARABOLIC BAND (M EOUALS 0,013M SUBO) AND DISREGARDING SPIN
SPLITTING. AT N EQUALS 10 PRIME17-CM PRIME3, ZETA (H EwUALS 0) EOUALS
700DEGREESK.
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. 3/S 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
61RC ACCESSION NO--AP005Z767
ABSTRACTIEXTRACT-IN A FIELD 11 EQUALS 60 KOE, ZETA EQUALS l0DE,7,REEsK AND
OMEGA SUBC EQUALS 0.8 TIMES 10 PRIME14 SEC PRIME NEGATIVt-'l EQUALS
620DEGREESK. HAVING IN MIND THAr OMEGA SU80 EQUALS 3.7 11MES 10 PRIME13
SEC PRIME NEGATIVE1 EQUALS 280DEGREESK, THE WAVELENGTHS OF THE RESP.
CRIT. FREQUENCIES ARE LAMBDA SU82 EQUALS 27 MU AND LAMBDA SUBI PLUS PLUS
EQUALS 22 MU. THE VALUE OF K SUBnMEGA IS ESTD. BY TAKINf; INTO ACCOUNT
THAT IN THE PRINCIPAL PEAK OF THE CYCLOTRON PHONON ABSORPTION FOR N
EQUALS 2 TIMES 10 PRIME14-CM PRIME3t ONE OBTAINS EXPTL. K SUBOMEGA
EQUALS 0*1 CM PRIME NEGATIVE1, WHICH AGREES WITH THEORY. FOR N EQUAL-
10 Pkl"F17-CM PRIME3t ONE-SHOULD EXPECT K SUB~MEGA EQUALS 10 CM PRIME'
NEGATIVEI OFF THE PEAK.
UNICLASSIFNED

USSR
BAKANINA, L. P.; KOZEL, S. M.; LOKSHI11., G. R. (Moscow Physic otachni, cal Institute)
"Photodetection of Coherent Radiation Scattered by a 'Moving Diffusion Surface
by a Receiver with a Finite Aperture"
Tmsk, Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchobnykh Zavedeniy: F:LT;ikx; JulY, 1971; PP 52-8
ABSTRACT: The question of the effect of the size and shape of the aperture
of a receiver on the spectral properties of a photocurrent, with photuodetec-
tion of scattered coherent radiation., is exclored theoretically and w-Pori-
mentally. It is shown that this effect is substantially different in near and
distant-wave regions. Ecraations are obtained for the photocurrent spectra
vith various sizes of receiver apertures.
The article includes 24 equations and two figures. There are 6 references.

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USSR
UDC 669.18i621.746-5q
KABLUKOVSKIY, A. F. , -BAKANOV., _ K1. P. , TULIN. fi. A. , GERASIAOV, YU. V. , and
KOBYREV, L. K.
"Increasing the Quality of Steels and Alloys by Refining Them with Argon
Outside Furnace"
Moscow, Stall, No 12, 1972, PP 1087-1091
AbBtractt The suggested method for th refining of metals uses a 100-ton
capacity pouring ladle with a minimum of three built-in (ladle bottom) refrac-
tory plugs with passages for argon. The argon in 8upplied under pressime in
the amount of 0.4-1.0 m3/ton of metal for removal of non-metallic inclusions,
and in the amount of 1#5-3.0 m3/tonj for elimination of hydrogen. Preliminary
tests at many plants and in laboratories indicated that the method Is inexpensive
and does not require a heavy capital investiment. The method allows production
of low-carbon heat-resistant steels in open arc furnaces. In addition to
refining, the argon facilitates the deoxidatien of steel by carbon. Concentra-
tion of gases in 1-2Kh13 stainless steel after refining with argon decreased
by 45% (concentration of oxygen, hydrogen, and nitrogen decreased by 43, 140
and 1V;;2# respectively). All refined steel and alloys studied after refining
were characterized "by high density and bettor microstructura. The density

USSR
KABLUTKOVSKIY, A. F., et al., Stall, J?o 12, 1972, PP 1087-1091
of 38KbMYuA steel and E1602 alloy increased from 7,7353 to 7.7506 and fror~
8.3275 to 8. 3403 g/cm% respectively, aftt~r 7-10 jainutes refining with arg"on.
Good results were obtained in the production of bearing steel. The schematic
diagram of the Ladle with refractory plugs (including therl eizes and manu-
facturing stepe) iB presented.
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PRIZES, U.S.S.R.
NEWSPAPER- IZVESTIYA, MAY 29,t 1970, P 4~ COLS 1-5
ABSTRACT- NINETY ONE BASIC AND APPLIED RESEARCX VORKS HAVE :~-,ZN
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NOMINATED FOR THE STATE PRIZES. TWO OF THESE$ OTHE MULTI-~U S~-
INDUSTRIAL HELICOPTER KA--6 1, KAMOV, V. B-, -:~VICH2
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L".--P-OTASHNIX. N. N. PRIOROV9 A.-G, SATAROV, 1, 11.
AND'V. A. NAZAROV. AND -TIHE D-EVE~OPI~tflT--OF--T-Lf-,'*),B-O~.,,,-17'iv
AT ENGIkt~ NK-8 AND -NK-,a-4,FAND THE DEVELOPMENT AND REDUCTIGN TO
SERIAL PRODUCTION A SYSTEM TECHNOLOGlCAL PROCESSES ly-IHICH ASS~R--C.T)
WIDE USES FOR TITANIUM ALLOYS- BY N _D_,_KUZyETS0V,
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USSR
UDC: 621-317.7-5
BAKAITOV, S. A., BONDARENKO, I. K.
M2Fv51&ds of improving Precision and Widening the Band of 14ultidetectcr
Amplitude-Phase Discriminators of SHF Sifpialsl'
V~;es.
F,A,LF, 01* Lhe~ All-Unic-ii Sci(-ntJf*ic rind T,~Chrdcal
jr1r, W; i z rr 7in-n tVol. 2),
C,,,j1f*(-r,.1!r,, 'm F;rli-
1971),
Translation: It is pointed out that the error of instriunerit's desipied for
automatic measurement of the complex parameters of SHF devices is deterrdined
chiefly by the nonunifonaity of the amplitude-frequency and phasse-frequency
characteristics of the amrlitude - phase discriminators of S11F signals
which isolate informufAcaj on tho amplitude wid pha:-,e of Uhe par~uneter being
studied. The appreciable fr(;quency-d,!jjeiid,_~r1t error in a
aq)litude-phase discriminator 19 due to the phase rDigler, of' the d(,tucLor
heads. To eliminate this err-or component, a pickup is introduced into the
amplitude-phase d_J:scr.J-=*ra-:c:- circuit which consists of two detector heads,
each of which is coupled only to the reference channel waveguide by two
dumbbell slots. The pickup sikgial is fed to the input of an automatic power
rel7ulator for the sweep generator. The amplitude-freqlaency characteristics
112

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BAFWOV, S. A.~, ~4!IDARENKO, .1. K. , Dokl. Vses. n.-Auchno-te'r-.*,,i.
izmereniyan, . T. .2, Novosibirsk, 19T0, pp 126-iA
of the detector heads must be identical to ensure high meazurement precision.
Tuning of instruments is appreciably simplified by using an alriplitude-phase
discrininator which contains only three detector heads (instead of 5-6);
a circuit is given for such an amplitude-phase detector together with
formulas which characterize its operation, including a formula for error.
It is pointed out that under certain conditions this error is no greater
than �12%. E. L.
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USSR UDc 621-372.88
BAKANOV, S. A., BONDAP K0, I. K., SALAMATIN, V. V.
"A Unit for Automatically Measuring the Parameters of Waveguide Devices"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, izobreteniya, promyshlenfirye obraztsy, tovarnTfe znaki,
T
No 2, Jan 71, Author's Certificate No 290460, division H, filed 17 Uar, 69,
published 22 Dec TO, p 162
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a unit for automatically
measuring the parnyr ters of waTreguide devices. The unit consists of a tee
connected to a measurement channel and a reference channel. installed in
these channels are counlers of circular polarization and ballast loads
connected to a detector section. As a distinguishing feature of the
patent, the overall dimensions of the device are reduced and the desigi
is simplified by --ing a section of circular wave6--Llde to connect" the
couplers of circular polarization in the measurement and reference challineIIS.
Connected in series in this waveguide section are a fiYed detector section
and a rhase-Shif~ing ;:Iate -.7hich turns through 180 degrees.
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USSR
UDC 632.95.024:635.13
FIANNA, Ye. P., Kazakhskv, Scientific Studies Institute of Potato and
Vegetable Faz-,-.,-ing, INEKRASOVA, A. S. , ~AKANOV, Sh. A., and 11!AYOROVA_. R. I.,
Kazakh Scientific Research Institute of Re-ional Pathology
0
"The Effectiveness of Prometrin Against Weeds on Carrot Seedlings and the
Occurrence of Its Residues in the Crop and in the Plant"
Moscow, Khimiya v Sel'skcm Khozyzystne, No 7, Vol 11, 1973, pp 61-63
Abstract: Prometrin -- 2-methylthio-4,6-bis(isopropylamino)svm-triazine --
is one of the herbicides suggested for use on carrots in the Alna-Atinsky
region. Under the conditions in this area, prometrin was singularly effec-
tive against annual moiiocotyl(!don and dicotyledon weeds. The arriount of con-
trol for 3 years -- 1969',through 1971 -- is shown together with t1ie meLeoro-
logical conditions. Values for several indicators of plant productivity and
vitality are shown for a control group and groups treated with 1.5 kg/hectare
or 2.0 kg/hectare for 1969 and 1970. In doses of 1.5 kg/hectare it reduces
the choking by 97.0% and the overall mass of weeds by 96.81'.. No adverse
effects on the seedlings or residue in the crop were observed for this dose.
Residues were observed when hi-her doses (2.5 to 3.5 kg/hectare) were used.
56 -

US S R UDC: 62.1.317.31,(088.8
ORLOV, G. M. , BAJrP--,10-' VII
"An SHF Reflectometer"
USSR Author's Certiffeate I-To 267710, filed 3 jwi 68, puba-i!;hc-d 11 Auc, 70
(11rom RZh-RadiIotekhn-Ika, 7T a 2, Feb 71, Abstract No 2A36.6 P)
Translation: '-Friis Author's Certificate introduces an
which consists of a bidirectional coupler, two calibrallion atte-nuators,
a measurement attenuator. two detector heads and an indicetor. A
guishin.- feature of the proposed reflectometer is that meassurementS are
simplified by using an oscillogra-phic display as the irdicator. The
detector heads are connected to thle "Y" input of the inEfcaator, the ---,ead--
for the reflected wave channel being connected through dela.y lines. E. L.

USSR UDC 538.4
B4WOV, Yu. A. , DRONNIK, L. M. , LEVIN, M. N. , MAKAREVICII, V. K. ,
R_E-~~ikdl_ L_ M. , STPIZfLkK, V. Ye. , TOULACH, 1. INI. , TROITSKIY, S. R. ,
YANTOVSKIY, Ye. 1.
"Experimental Study of Liquid-Metal Induction Machine in Pump Mode"
7-ye Soveshch. po Magnit. Gidrodinamike. T. I [Seventh Conference on Magne-
tic Hydrodynamics, Vol 1], Riga, Zinatnye Press, 1972, pp 20-23, (Trans-
lated from Referativnn- Zhurnal, Mekhanika, No 11, 1972, Abstract No
11 B43 by V. V. Blagov).
Translation; The operation of a liquid-metal induction machine in the
pump mode was studied in a potassium circuit iith a working pressure of up
to 60 kg/cm2 . The working characteristics of the niachine are presented for
a temperature of SOOO.
The experimental results allowed the relationship of the dimensionless
criterion R = APVSl/aU2 to the velocity ratio V/Vs = I - S to be established
(where V is the synchronous speed of the rotating field, V is the velocity
s
of the metal, AP is the pre-s8ure drop developed, S is the slipping, c is the
conductivity, U is the applied voltage). As the temperature changes from
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USSR
UDC 538.4
BAKANOV, Yu. A., DRONINIK, L. M., LEVIN, M. N., MAKAREVICH, V. K.,
RESHETIKO, L. M., STRIMAX, V. Ye., TOLMACH, 1. M., TROITSKIY, S. R.,
YANTOVSKIY, Ye. I., 7-ye Soveshch. po Magnit. Gidrodinamike. T. 1, Riga,
Zinatnye, Pre5s, 1972, pp 20-23.
280 to 500* and the voltage varies from 80 to 150 v, the dependence of H on
V/VS is universal. The maximum head is produced at Small flow rates, depends
on the applied voltage and where T = 5000 and AU = 150 v is about 37 kg/cm2
the efficiency_of the machine is about 24% under these conditions. hhere
T = 300*, these figures are 42 and 30% respectively. The total operating
time of the machine was 120 hours.
27 / 2
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STUM OF 0 M' Ll~~'Jtl~~U:TAL CL)HjWCTj'3q !~ACjkj!IE
jAbstract of a PAper by Yu.-A 7;~%-iinv L. G. ~Isai,Ou, S_Xq. 1P.-trch1k, Ya. Yz.
F4r-tjrt, It. Ltriiih.11
iyj -7;'Ic
Civerl it themacnetai ro-i"a
A, ~twly wan ride rif a st"p.1-plia- machLa(! with a C-~-t
rlynetic excitation riyater., fc-3T rair-ire connectk.l 'hor-In
Iathe gap and also a ILI-type step-li tran3forrier (Virure 1). Vic chatien,14
were e%ecuted from VhMMYT 4to-1 q.~ m thic'.; th.y1invert coriNtant
wIV. outside iltmunAlonts of 16.6 6.4 -2 jad an active length of 2SO . rho,
mm
are electrically connected to each other and a tht itectional primary tur,k of
the Erantiformer (soldering the lateral faceq). The flow of metal lit e~lch rdir
of channels is opposite. The r-itcNine Itata electrical trgulation uich therml.
stability to 600%. measuring turns tar 4%,termirting the magnetic fluxes Aol
sevieval thermocouples.
Depending an the operating mile In the experiment. various switOdnits of
the windings were realized:
1) In the pump mode the isivitintion winding and the mitrut w1wing of
the transformer were fed from a constant energy ricturcet
2) lit rho. ern~rmtar evttle trilvpemlt~ntlv of the titt:ttatt-1, tha ti,Cltatlc~
vindi%ir. -4aii fed ti- Rit outside ecurce, Arut tho transformer winding 4A4 co"at'.t.4
to the u"ful load.
3) In the neneentor mode with sell-exclititlon of the winding, the
capacitance end the useful load were lncluat,! accarditir to the acheme In Fl;rAra
7
The studies were made an a sndium loop with a aodittri toritirrature of
Soo 1C.
The thavitcteristic features of the co,,Iuction machines of this type sv'4.
In particular. the characteristic features of the parallel hydraulic coupling
of pairis of channels leading to spurious currents through the bypass loops of
IrcuLt from the sigre-variable stalnetic field were noted.
58

TJDC 678.674-.004.34:621.397
SEDOV, L. N., VLADE-111ROVA, Z. V., SAPOZHNIKOVA, YE. L., MA=EVA,
A. A., SO-ENOV, L. G., MAK-MILLIN, D. X.,
OVIEDZIffMNE, D. I., 14ALKINA~ F. S., and MAB19's" S. B.
"Polyester Hermetic-Sealing Compounds"
Moscow, Plasticheskiye MassZ, No 6, 1970, pp 61-62
Abstract: The authors studied compounds for the hermetic seali-ic o.,`
horizontal output transformer coils for television receivers. Thoso
compounds should have lour viscosity in the initial st-ate and a hiSh
hardening rate up to 1000C. In the hardened state the-y should pc,5-
sess self-ext-inLguishability, water resistance, good mechanical and
elestric insulation properties, and stability of properties up to
120 C. The principal component3 chosen wo.-?o polyester rosin3 P-11:1-1
and FN-69. Becauso of the requirement of self-extingui3hability,
special additives (antimony trioxide and chlorine- or fluorine-
containing polymers) wore introduced into the resins. In additio.-i,
mineral fillers (tale, mica, powdered quartz, titani-wu dioxide,
pcwdered silica gal, etc.l were added to give tho sealing compou-ndz
112

UISSR
SEDOV, L. N., 6tt, al, ',')!as--icheskiye Massy, No 6, 1970, pp 61-62
the requisite viscosity and to lower their cost. The article gives
-ic sealing procoss. These self-extinguishirig com-
data on the hermat L.
Dounds are being used for the hemetia sealing of horizontal output
1ransformers for black-and-white (1 class) and color television sets
and viewing monitors.
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93

112 055 UNICL ASS I F I ED PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
TITLE--PHASE TRANSFORMATIONS OF TITANIUM AND ZIRCONIUM IN SHOCK WAVES -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-GERMAN, V.N., BAKANOVA, A.A., TARASOVA, L.A., SUTULOV, YU.N.
d- J
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR /Ida
11
SOURCE--FIZ. TVERD. TELA 1970, 12(2) 6k-00819
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS, PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--ALLOY PHASE TRANSFORMATION, TITAN!U!lt ZERCCNIUMe SHOCK WAVE, X
RAY DIFFRACTION, HIGH PRESSURE EFFECT
CC:i%TROL AARKING--NO -r--STRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLAcjrj--Ut4CLA'lSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME-1984/0137 51 T L P N 0-- UR / 0 1 ~51 / 7 0 / 01 ff/ 00;_'/06 3 -1 _19
CIRC ACCESSION' PIC,--AP0054933
L,, S S I F I E 0

212 055 UINCL ASS IF I ED PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
CIRC ACCESSION N3--AP0054933
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. TI AND ZR SPECIMENS WERE
INVESTIGATED AFTER A BRIEF P4PULSE LCADING WITH THE AI-D OF SHOCK 4AVES
OF AMPLITIJOE 120, 200, 350, AND 500 KILOBARS. AFTER SHz-,CK T-(FATMENF,
THE SPECIMENS WEFE AINALYZE0 BY X RAY OIFFRACTION. IN, ALL ZR SPECIMENS
AT ALL AMPLITUDES OF SHOCK PRESSURE, LINES OF A NEW PHASE WE8c OBSO.
THE MAX. A."IT. OF THE NEW PHASE, EXCEEDING THE AMT, (IF INITIAL PHASEf WAS
OBTAINED AT A PRESSURE OF 350 KILOBARS. THE NEW PHASE IS BCC. WITH
ALPHA EQUALS 3.568 ANGSTROM AND D. EQUALS 6.656. FOR TI., THE NEW PHASE
WAS OBTAINED AT A PRESSURE OF 350 KILOBARS. IT IS CUBIC WITH ALPHA
EQUALS 3.27 ANGSTROM.
I INE I A!~ S, I F I E D

Acc. Nr: ~,90038017 BAKANOVA LV
PRILAARY SOLTIRCE: 'Fiziologiya Plasteniy, 1970, Vol 17, Nr 1,
PP
COMPARATIVE STUDY OF HEAT RESISTANCE
OF LEAVES AND SPIKELET GLUME OF SOME CEREAL PLANTS
L. V. BAKAArQV
K. A. Timiriazeu Institute of Plant Physiology, USSR Academy qlr Sciences, Moscow
The tissues and cells of spikelet glume and the -cells of barley oat and orchard grass
leaf sheaths were compared with respect to heat resistance by two different methods -
by stopping the plasma motion and by the direct laboratory method of determination of
protopl-
the temperature threshold for asm coagulation. The protoplasm viscosity was de-
termined simultaneouslv. The data confirm the results previous!v obtained (Henckel and
Aiargolina) which show 'that the heat resistance of spikelet tissues is higher than that
of Ieaf sheaths. The method based on cessation of motion of a highly viscous protoplasm
vfelded results wh;ch contradict those obtained bv direct determination of the heat re-
sistance rjn basis o,* i'Tie temnerature threshold for coagulation of the protoplasm proteins.
REEL/FMME

AP0038691
The increase of protoplasm viscosity due to divalent cation-s in Elodea also indicates that
the indirect method cf determination of beat resistance based on protoplasm movement
is noi applicable. It is concluded that the protoptism movement cessatibn method cannot
be employed for determining the relative heat resistance.
19731882

USSR
UDC: 621.762.2:669.1124(088.8)
PUFIMTSEV, B. N., GRATSIANOV, Yu. A., KOZLOV, A. G., NiINCHER,_ A. N.,
LEVINZON, V. Kh., STERLIN, R. G., BAKANOVA, T.-P., BIKEZIN, K. P., MIKHEYEV,
V. V.
"Method of Production of Iron-Nickel Alloy Powders"
USSR Author's Certificate Number 343771, Filed 7/04/71, Published 11/08/72
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Metallurgiya, No 8, 1973, Abstract
No BG394P).
Translation: A method is suggested for embrittlement of Fe-Ni alloys,
designed for the production of powders by mechanical grinding. Fe-Nj alloys
are embrittled by introduction of S to the initial melt. in order to increase
the dispersion and technological properties of the powders, 0.03-0.07 wt %
oxygen is also introduced to the initial melt, with a ratio of oxygen to S of
2.0-7.0.

USSR UDC 632.95
STONOV, L. D., PAURIMENIX0, L, A., USACINVA, N, Ii., WDELOBAUMI, YA. A.
BA)W,',OVAO Z. M.
"A Herbicide"
MBR Author's Certifica+e No 34704_5, filed 9 Mar 71, published 6 Sep 72
(from M-Khimiya, 110 10, 1-hy 73; Abstract No 10IN605P by T. A. Belyayeva)
Translationi 0-(2-1,'itrophenyl)-O-nethyl-l;-n-propylamidothlophosphate (I)
in a dose of 1-2 kg/ha is Projosed as a. herbicide on "ields of flax and
vegetable crops. With application before sprouting, the activity of (I) -In
%i for oats 24-15, mille-t 98-100, beans 20-22,' . lettuce 17-67, beets
67-87, amaranth 75-88, flax arid radish 0. The compound can be used in a
mixture with other active compounds to broaden its spectrum of action.
'A

USSR UDC 632.95
BAYMNOV 1-1. , YANDEMBAUN, YA. A., and MEL1,111MV,
"Methy1nitror-hos"
V sb. Kbim. 5redstva 7,ashchity vast. (Chemical Pla-lit Protectazits -- collccctiCrl
1 1 2
of works), vv r P! scow, 1970, PP 11~-17 (from RZh-KUmiY,'., No 13, 10 Jul 7
~ P 1 "0
Abstract NO 1311454 by T. A. Belyayeva)
1A ~~-!~'O
TransleUorti The ai-ticle shows physical and chemical prol.-jr-Lies of )2
O-NO -3-1,'e(; 11 O)r-.-, and ge (6-NU2-3-1';cC6H 0)1-3 and a method for -Llhe
" 2 " 6 3 (l.. ~')2 3
eynthesis and analysis of methylnitrophos (1). 1 is used In the forms of a
25% em-alsion coneent-mte.
'10-

USSR
UDC 632.95:661.718.1
BAKANOVA. Z. M., MANDELfBAUM, YA. A., SUPIN, G. S., f-ELfNIKOV, N. N.,
and ABBAKT V79 11. V., All-Union Scientific Research Institute of
Chemical Plant Protectants
"Properties of 1,1,ethylnitrophos and Methods for Its Analysis"
Moscow, Khimiya_v_Sellskom Khozyaystve, Vol 8, No 1, Jan 70, PP 32-35
Abstract: Chemically pure methylnitrophos consists of two isomers,
Viz. U, -dimethyl-0-4-nitro-3-meLhylphenyl thiophosphate (70-75 per-
cent) and 0,0-dirrethyl-0-6-nitro-3-methylpheny1 thiophosphate (25-30
percent). Isomer I is the principal active ingredient of commercial
methylnitrophos, isomer II the synergist for isomer I. Studies con-
ducted in 1964-1968 showed that mothylnitrophos matches the insecti-
cidal properties of isomer I (Sumithion, Metathion). This is con-
firmed by data of the Ternopol' A ricultural Experiment Station on the
effectiveness of Metathion and meRy1nitrophos against the beet leaf
miner and beet leaf aphid, as well as by results obtained in experi-
ments of the Georgian Subtropical Laboratory on the effectiveness of
1/2
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USSR
BAKANOVA, Z. M., et al., Khimiya_v Sellskom Khozyaystye, Vol 8, No 11
Jan 70, pp 32-35
these preparations against the citrus white fly. Both isomers of
methylnitrophos, as well as free 3-methyl-4-nitro- and 3-methyl-6-
nitrophenols were determined by the authors by the polarographic meth-
od. The article describes the analysis procedure.
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112 015 UNCLASSI FIEL) PROCESSING 0ATG--09L,1CT70
TITLE--PROPERTIES AND METHODS FOR ANALYZING METHYLNITROPHOS -U-
AUTHUk-(05)-QAKANQ,yA, L.M., MANDELGAUHt YA.A.s MELNIKOVI N.N., SUPIN,
G.S.t A86AKUqrV-A, N.V.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-KHIM. SEL. KHOZo 1970, 8(1), 32-5
DATE PUBLISHED----70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLGGICAL A140 MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--ISOMER, ORGANIC PHOSPHOROUS INSECTICIDEr ORGANIC NITRO
CUMPOUND
CG.'qTRGL RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEI)
PRUXY RELL/FRAME--1990/1159 STEP NO--UR/ 039tt/ 70/008 /00 1 10,J3210o, 35
CIPC ALCLSSIC:," Nf-,-

212 015 UNCLASSIFIED PRDCESSING DATE:--090CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0109276
ABSTKACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- A6STRACT. THE PRJPERTlE_S GIVEN OF
METHYLiNITROPHOS, A MIXT. OF O,Q,UIt4E7HYL,0,4jN1TR0,3,
MET HYLPHENYLTHI OPHLOSPHATE (1) (70-75PERCENT) AND 0,0,D&l-l'l:THYL,Uv
6,;,.ITkU,3,,,',ET~iYLP~'EtiYLTHIC;PiiOSPHAI'L (11) 125-30PERCtNlj, Ai'-.L) ItS BIOL.
ACTIVITY. ISOMER I IS THE ACTIVE SUBSTANCE, AND 11 ACTED
SYNERGISTICALLY. FORMULAE ARE GIVEIN PERMirTING CALCN. OF THE CONTENIT OF
PARTICULAR ISOMER'.'-) WITH AN ACCURACY (3F SIMILAR TO 2.5PIL.RCENT.

USSR
uj)c. 621.373-444.681-333
CHEWMKOV, V. N. , BAKARM MEN'KOV, A. V., SOL0110NOV, L. A.,
Moscow Higher Technical imeni N. E. Bauman
"A Device for Shaping S"tre-ens of Random Events'?
Moscow, Otkxytiya, izobreteniya, ProrTshlennyve Obraztsy_,__.TOvarny-ye Zn,--I-.i,
No 13, MkV 72, Author's Certificate No 335684, Division G, filed 1 Jun 70,
published ll Apr 72, pp 204-205
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a device for shaping a.
strean of rc-adom events. Tbe device contains a controllable frequency pulse
Generator -whose outputs are connected to a block of coincidence gates. '17he
device also contains a coincidence gate number register whose outputs are
connected to a pulse couanter. 11'he unit also includes a blocking circuit _111d,
a pulse generator. 11_r a distinguishing feature of the patent, the instal-
lation is designed for producing stream-, of random events which are dis-
tributed in space and in tire. The device contains a unit for cett-Ing th(;
duration of a random tc-r-t, a coincidence gate ntunber encoder whose inputs
are connected to the outTjut,, of the block of coincidence gates, whilo the
outputs of the ericoder tire connected to the coincidence rietc- number rE-gister.
112

USSR
CIII~TVERIKOV, V. N., et al., USSR Author's Certificate No -335684
The outputs of this nmber register are connected in addition to the cor-
responding inputs of the blocking circuit whose output is connected to the
first potential input of the block of coincidence gates. The second po-
tential input of this block is connected to the output of the unit for
setting the random test duration. The output of the pulse generator is
connected to the pulse counter, and the output of the pulse counter is con-
nected in turn to the output of the device, and to the corresponding input
of the coincidence gate number register.
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USSR
UDC 681.332.65
CHMIERIKOV, V. N., BAY-kNOVICH, E. A., MEN'KOV, -1. V., and SOLOVONOV, L. A.
"A Device for Shaping Random Time Intervals"
Moscow, Otkrvtiva, Izobreteniva, Promyshlennyye Obraztsy, Tovarnyye Znaki,
No 25, Sep 71, p 188. (G 06f 1/-92, No 312253 (1416921/18--1-' from 18 March
1970; Claimant: 111oscow Higher Technical Schooll imeni X. E. Bauman)
Abstract: This patent claims a device for the shauing of random tinme inter-
vals, containing a cyclical shift register, to the outputs of each di.-it of
which are connected potential inputs from the coincidence circuits; the out-
puts of these coincidence circuits are connected with the output of the device
through the first "OR" circuit; the output of the device is connected to the
inputs of the device's 110" and 'T' through the second "OR" circuit of the
cyclical register, distinguished by the fact that for the purpose of simpLi-
fying adjustment of the circuit a random impulse gencrator with a knmjn law
of distribution for the time intervals is connected to the circuit for con-
trolling the advance of the cyclical shift register, and periodic impulse
generators WiLli a regular frequency are connected to the illiftItS Of Lhe
coincidence circuits.

USSR
UDC: 681.3-523.8
SOLOMONOV, L. A., P'YAVC11FNKO, A. IT., ZHIRKOV, V. F., BAKANOVICH, E. A., Moscow
Higher Technical Academy imeni 11. E. Bauman
"A Device for Shaping Random Time Intervals"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlennyye Obraztsy, Tovarnyye Znak-i, No 26,
19T0, Soviet Patent No 279167, Class 42, filed 4 Mar 69, P 132
Abstract: This Author's Certificate introduces a device for shaping rwidom tire
intervals. The unit contains a noise voltage generator, a level quantizer, com-
mutatcr, cyclic shift register, cadence generator, and PI-ID and OR circuits. As a
distinguishing feature of the patent, setting up the required law of time interval
distribution is simplified by connecting the commutator outputs to some inputs of
the AND circuits, connecting the outputs of the cyclic register to the other inputs
of the AND circuits, and connecting the outputs of the AND circuits to the inputs
of the OR circuit. The output of the OR circuit is connected to the input of the
dump circuit for the cyclic register.

USSR, UDC 533.9.07,
YEL' Y A.;! (.41, '1. Acadeilici;m of the j;elorussiau 5,21, Acadcmy of Science~,
7.
SL.1t;-' Un-LVL~rSit-V j.-vivni V. 1. Unin, Physics lastituLe
the of Scicllices
"Gener;IL-ic-, o! Plaf.;da F-linc.es by a Pulse Accelerator oil tii-, i3asis of
t11C 01' :J1t:CL!:iC of Co,1--'-uctors and IA(-Ioctric Lrosiclo"
ii j;SS!', Vol Ul, No 2, 1972, pp 115-117
Abs tracts. :-twl,: r:adc: of a pulse ;cnerrttor of a i-mvini-, pla!;ma crea-toil by
electric of, coil 111CLurs Of dufillf~,d form ill a ;
L v0ull~vd volu,,-.c. TI i c,
describcd i.a ,-or can oparate in Lwo versions -- (in Lhe bnsis of
electric 01, cunducLor,; ;is ti SOUI'Ce of a nwuil plasma or pulse
surface :~,:re t1w '0.--sra i.,; fori:!(-d as a rcs,,t-!L of v'ro,Jon cf t!ir,
.111"i the clectrodes. Tiie 6escribcd pulse
,Penera 'If., r :,t~ ri.-ALS i crention Of i I-i CM111PICtCly L1---.j1.~-.-1,-:CJ St-.7 e, sodc orosiov.
c "ri :;~iurc i:i th r~.s charactoris tic.-~ dc-
UH -1--: 2,:t ji(~il (J L*"IL' PhChl.'! -Pnoii of v.) r(A ri ci Or', Of COlirlAIC LOC.'; Of
d(~. f i wid fo.-, cmldliL io;'.-.-; Off operi'Lin,-, Lne gllni-!-17~ltor W! th, arl
1/3

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USSR
uDc 615.815.o64.2:612-115-2:61t')-ooa-.8
BAKANS'KAJ, V.-V., Grodno Yedical Institute
"The Effect of Ascorbic Acid on Coagnilation and Anticoagulation Blood System
of Dogs subjected to Severe Hypoxia"
Kiev Fiziolohichn3rj Zhurnal, Vol 19, No 1,
3-973, PP 105-10'
Abstract: Ascorbic acid administered in the anount of 20 ng/kg to do-,s for 10
days prior to subjectin-- them to 06000 meter simulated altitude in a barocha-,ber
for 3 hr protects the lung vessels from blood penetration. This was studied
by injecting animals with 1131 and watched its penetration of the blood vessels.
However, ascorbic acid did not influence blood vessel penetration (total or
regional) in control aninals. It can be assumed that ascorbic acid influenced
positively the blood coagulation in dogs under conditions of hypoxia by pro-
tecting the blood vesnel penctration in lun-s and by stimulatin- the appearance
of procoagiilants and kiicascs) which in turn stiritlate fibrinolysis.
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Extraction and
USSR UDC 669.243
STARTSEV, V. N., BAKARDZIIIYEVA, T. P., STEPANOVA, L. N.
"Ion-exchange Technology for Extraction of Nickel from Cadmi-Lun Production
Solutions"
Moscow, Tsvetnye Metally, No 11, Nov 72, pp 14-16.
Abstract: This work presents the results of development of an ion-exchange
technology for extraction of nickel from the cadmium electrolyte using new
ion exchange materials -- ANKB-l and ANIKB-7 ampholytes. ANK13-1 is based on
AN-31 anionitc; ANKB-7 is based on AV-16 anionite. The technology is based
on the significant difference in the affinity for anipholytcs of nickel on
the one hand and cadmium and zinc on the other. The technology assumes Chia-
tion of the nickel with a sulfuric acid solution, followed by removal of the
If2so4to correct the pff of the solution. Laboratory-scale tests of the now
technology indicated that either of the two ampholytes yields practically
identical results.
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Composite Materials
USSR uDc 62o.18
RYBAL'CHENKO, M. K. (deceased), USTINOV, L. M., and BAKARMOVA, V. 1.
"Physico-Chemical Reactions at Interfaces in Metal-Base Fibrous Composites
Moscow, Fizika i Khimiya Obrabotki Materialov, No 2, Yhr/Apr 73, pp 120-127
Abstx-act: The rechanical, physical, and cherdcal bonds between fibers and
matrices are reviewed. Chemical bonds are the rost prevalent among metal-base
fibrous composites, and most of them are of an atomic nature. Physical bonds
are characterized by gravitational and magnetic interactions between individ:aal
components of composite materials. Strong chemical bonds are formed by atomic
bonds between fibers and matrices across the interface, excluding in -many cases
the interface diffusion. Three types of chemical reactions play a decisive
role in the formation of chemical bonds in composite raterials of practical
importance. A mutual diffusion of elements present in nkttrix and fiberL; is the
beest known type of chemical reactions which leads to the formiation of inter-
mediate phase layers (inte-,metallides, carbides, and others). Compatibility
between fibers and r-atrix is the first requirement for producing high-quality
composite materials. The chemical compatibility incluiies the=d~Tamicc and
kinetic compatibility. TheY7,nodynamic compatibility is fr;iind ver7,r rarely. How-
ever, if kinutic corq)otibility J.F present, the problem of chumical. compatibility
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--TJSSR
RYBALTHENKO., M. K. (deceased), et al., Fizika i Khimiya 9brabotki Materialov,
No 2, Mar/Apr 73, pp 120-127
can be considered to be solved. Thermodynamic compatibility exists among ve
ry
few materials, such as Cu/W, Cu/'Ib, Ag1W, while the majority of materials are
thermodynamically incompatible. Chemical compatibility can be achieved by
developing new alloys compatible with a given hardening agent, finding new
hardening agents that, would be thermodynamically stable with respect to a ~fiven
matrix, producing coatings on hardening agent for securing its comipatibility
with the matrix, and developing natural coatings by the in situ nethod. The most
reliable of these ways are the first two.
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1/2 022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--11SSP70
TITLE--CHEMICAL STABILITY OF HAFNIUM DIBORIDE -U-
AUTHOR--TIMOFEYEVA, N.I.t SAVITSKTY, YE*Mov B.A,6A&J,NQ.V.4
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--IZV. AKAD. NAUK SSSR, NEORG. MATER. 1970, 6(l), 120-1
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TA--IS--CHEMICAL STABILITY, HAFNIUM COMPOUND, 60RIDE,
THERMAL STARILITY, ACTIVATION ENERGY
CONTROL !~ARKING,fll") RFSTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1988/0595 STEP NO--Uk/0363/'70/006/)f)1/0120/0121
CIRr ACCFSSIO'q N11--AR0109978
I "4f- 1 11

212 022 UNCL ASS I F I ED PROCESSINS DATF--11SEP70
't-.TRC ACCESSION NO--AP0105578
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(.(J) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE STABILITY CF HF3 SU92 IN
CERTAIN CHEM. REAk;ENTS AT ROOM AND HIGH TEMPS., AS WELL AS ITS STA31LITY
TO OXIDN. IN AIR AT 700-IGOODEGREES WAS STUDIED. THE COMPN. OF THE HFB
SUB2 POWDER (IN WT. PERCENT) WA_S: HP 89.2, B 11.3, AND C 0.1, PA--ITICLE
SIZE IS LESS THAN 20 MU, FREE B CONTENT 0.065 WT. PERCENT. AT ROOM
TEMP. AFTER 24 HR, HFB SUB2 DISSOLVES PARTIALLY IN CLINCO. 11CL, H SU32 SO
SU84, AND HCLO SUB4: IT IS EVEN LESS-STABLE IN HNO SUB3. UPON BOILING
IN CONCD.'HN0 SUB3 AND AQUA-REGIA, HFB SUB2 POWDER DISSOLVES COMPLETELY
.1N--30 MIN; IN-HCLO-SUB.4., HF,. AND 1:1'"NO SUB39,..IT DJSOOLVES COMPLETELY
AFTER 1 HR. IT DISSOLVES PARTIALLY IN NH SUB4! F, HCL, AND MIXTS. 0- HCL
WITH H SUB2 0 SUB2; IT IS STABLE TO HIAC AND SOLNS. OF H SU82 0 5092 AND
NH SUB3 BOTH AT ROOM TEMP. AND UPON HEATING. HFB SU32 IS VFQY ST43LE IN
H SU82 0 AT ROOM TEMP* AND IN BOILING H SUB2 0. IN AIR, HF8 SUB2 STARTS
TO OXIDIZE AT 700DEGRFES; THE DENSE OXIDE FILM FORMcD IS HF9 SUB2. THE
OXION. OF HFB SUB2 IN 0 ATM. WAS ALSO INVESTIGATED AT 20-1100DEGREES.
THE ACTIVATION ENERGIES WERE DETD. THE OXIDN. RATE FOR HF.5 SIJ92 IN 0 UP
TO IIOODEGREES FOLLOWS A PARA90LIC LAW.

1/2 015 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
TITLE--AQUEOUS SYSTEMS OF SODIUM L GLUTAMATE, IRON It CHLORIDE, AND
MANGANESE CHLORIDE -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-UMETALIYEVA, S.K.r BAKASOVAj Z.B.t POTEMKOv L.I., DRUZHININI
I.G.
.COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--ZH. NEORG. KHE11~ 1970, 15(3), 801-
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS---CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--REFRArT!VE INDEX, ORGANOSOOIUM COMPOUND, IRON COMPOUND,
MANGANESE COMPOUND, CHLORIDE, SOLUBILITY
'CONTROL XA-RKfNG--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASS[FIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3007/1147 STEP NO--k)[~10')78170/015/()03/OfIOI/0805
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0l36'_-57

2/2 015 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING D4TE--27,NijV70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0136567
ABSTRACTIF-XTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. REACTION OF NA L GLUTAMATIE M
WITH FECL SU32 AND MNCL SUB2 GIVES FE AND MN L GLUTAMATES (11 AND 111,
RESP.). Il AND III ARE INCONGRUENTLY SOL. IN WATER, THEIR SOLY. IS
HIGHER THAN THAT OF THE PARENT AUD. REFRACTIVE INDEXES, N SUBALPHA AM0
N SUBALPHAt OF 11 ARE 1.99 AND 1.960 AND OF III ARE 1,980 ANO 1*9531
RESP. SOLY. ISOTHERMS OF I-FECL SU32-H SUB2 0 AND I-VINCL SU32-H SUB2 0
AT 25DEGREES ARE CONSTRUCTED. COMPNS. OF EWUIL* SOLNS. OF THE SYSTEMS
ARE TABULATED.

USSR
A.N.
NY
UDC 621.~85.022.26
"Focusiny Of Electron Beam By Periodic Magnetic Field With Temperature Variation
Of Induction"
Elaktron. tekhnika. Nauchno-tekhn. eb. Elektron SVGh, (Electronic Technology.
fcal Collection. Microwave Electronics), 1970, No 7, pp 16-24
(from RZh--Elektronkka I yeye prImeneniye, No 11, November 1970, Abstract No IIA15)
Translation: The paper investigates one of the causes of the temperature instability
of travellng-wave tubes with a magnetic periodic focuring system -- the temper.-iture
variations of the magnetic field induction. The variations are determined of the
electron paths in the region of the periodic field, caused by the temperature vari-
ations of the Induction. In order to determine the electron paths, generalized
equations of the paths were used which contain the minimum number of parameters
characterizing the electron beam and the periodic magnetic field. The boundaries
are found of the areas of stable focusing of the boom with the temperature vari-
ations of the ciagnstic field induction taken into account. Summary.
120

USSR UDC 533.916
PEA -S- YEKMAKOV, A. I., NAZAROV, N. I.
to Study of Low-Frequency Oscillations on the Basis of Amplitude 114odulation
of Ultrahigh-Frequency Radiation From a Plasma"
Fiz. T)lazmv i Drobl. uT)ravl. termovader. sinteza. ResD. mezhved. sb.
(Plasma Physics and Problems of the Controlled Thermonuclear Fusion.
Republic Interdepartmental Collection), 1972, No. 3, pp 40-47 (from
RZh-Fizika, No 11, Nov 72, Abstract No 11G191)
Translation: It is shown that radiation from a plasma at the frequency
Wep (where wep is the electron plasma frequency), that appears upon the
injection of an electron beam into a plasma in which a fast magnetosonic
wave is excited, appears as a consequence of the nonlinear interaction of
Langmuir and fast magnetosonic waves. Oscillations in plasma density lead
not only to transformation of Langmuir waves into transverse waves but also
to amplitude modulation of these waves. A study of amplitude modulation of
ultrahigh-frequency radiation from the plasma at a frequency on the order
of W makes it possible to determine the spectrum of low-frequency oscilla-
ep I
tions of the plasma (their frequency is considerably less than the electron
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BAKAY, A. S. , et al, Fiz. plaz-.ny i probl. upravl. termovader. sinteza.
Resp. mezhved. sb., 1972, No. 3, pp 40-47
plasma frequency). In addition,one can evaluate the amplitude of low-fre-
quency oscillations in the system on the basis of the depth of the amplitude
modulation of the ultrahigh-frequency radiation.
2/2
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USSR UDC 533-95
BAKAY, A. S., YE~4AKOV, A. I., and NAZAROV, N. I., Physicotechni-
dal Institute, Academy of Sciences Ukrainian SSR, Khartkov
"Study of Low-Frequency Plasma Oscillations by Amplitude Modula-
tion of Microwave Radiation't
Kiev, Ukrainskiy Fizicheskiy Zhurnal, Vol 16, No 1, Jan 71, pp
12-18
Abstract: If, along with electronic Langmuir waves excited by
the beam in a plasma-beam system waves propagate in the plasma
whose frequencies are much leas than the electronic plasma fre-
quency, the Langmuir waves may be transformed into transverse
waves with frequencies close to the electronic plasma frequency.
The effective transformation of the Langmuir into transverse
waves will take place on low-frequency waves which strongly dis-
turb the plasma density. The plasma density fluctuations result
not only in the transformation of the Langmuir into transverse
waves but also in amplitude modulation of these waves. The Lang-
muir wave amplitudes and, together with them, the amplitude of
the UHF emis- 1/2
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USSR
BAKkY, '%. S., et al., Ukrainskiy Fizicheakiy Zhurnal, Vol 16, No
1, Jan 71, pp 12-18
sion from the plasma prove to be modulated low-frequency oscilla-
tions, so that a study of the amplitude modulation of tne UHF
emission from the plasma at close-to-electron-plasma frequencies
makes it possible to judge the low-frequency oscillation spectrum
of the plasma. An experimental study of wave transformation and
interaction in a plasma-beam system was carried out on a device
consisting of a solenoid,discharge tube, exciting coil, diamag-
netic probe, microwave circuit, magnetic probe, x-radiation detec-
tor, Faraday cylinder, electrostatic analyzer,and electron gun.
A comparison of the depths of amplitude modulation of the URF emis-
sion on the frequency of a fast magneto-30und wave whose amplitude
is known and on the frequency of ion-sound oscillations makes it
possible to valuate the amplitude of the latter.
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USSR
BAKAY,_ A.-S., KORNILOV, Ye. A., KRIVORUCHKO, S. M.
"Excitation of Ionic-Acoustic Waves by Langmuir Waves and Stationary Modes in a
Beam Plasma System"
Moscow, Pisima v Zhurnal Eksperimentallnoy i Teoreticheskoy Fiziki (Letters to
the Journal of Experimental and Theoretical Physics), Vol 12, No 2, 20 July 1970,
p 69-72
Abstract; Two problems are studied experimentally: 1) the threshold excitation
and amplitude of ionic-acoustic waves by Langmuir waves in a beam plasma and
2) near-threshold stationary modes of interacting waves, which show the possi-
bility of plasma heating. Electron and ion oscillations interact strongly pro-
ducing many nonlinearities. Excited by strong Langmuir waves, a weak ionic-
acoustic wave grows exponentially to exceed a critical threshold. In time, a
constant frequency and amplitude state is reached. Electron-ion interaction in-
creases the electron and ion te eratures and affects the excitation of the
plasma. Plasma density was -10Fcm-3; current - 100 ma, energy 5 kev,-and long-
itudinal magnetic field strength I kgauss. A high frequency external signal
close to the plAsmi frequency was usod to excite tho ionic-acouatia waves. In-
creasing the amplitude of the external signal diffuses the plasma to the
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USSR
BAKAY, A. S.. et al, PisIma v Zhurnal Eksperimentallnoy i Teoreticheskoy Fiziki,
Vol 12, No 2, 20 July 1970, p 69-72
container walls and produces variations in plasma density and temperature. Re-
sults indicate that ionic-acoustic waves are excited at some threshold level by
Langmuir waves, and the strength of these waves is proportional to the external
signal strengf~, Beyond the threshold the strength of the langmuir waves grows
at the rate P . Amplitudes aro limited by the excitation of relaxational
oscillations. The authors thank Ya. B. Fainberg and V. P. Silin for discussions
and L. 1. Bolotin for assistanco. Orig. art. has 3 figs. and 1 ref.
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1/2 036 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
TITLE--INTERACTION OF HIGH FREwUENCY AND LOW FREUUENCY WAVES IN A PLASMA
_U_
AUTHOR--BAKAI, A. S.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--NUCLEAR FUSIONt VOL. 10, MAR. 1970, P. 53-67
DATE PUBLISHED ---- MAR70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TOP I C TAG S--PLA SMA WA VE , WAVE EQUAT I ON, A PPRn X I MAT E S OLU T I ON, PL ASMA
INTERACTION, HIGH FREQUENCY, LOW FREQUENCY
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIF[ED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1985/1637 STEP NO--AU/0000/-10/010/000/0053/0067
CIRC ACCFSSION NO--APOL01884
UN C, L A '),S I F 1[ 1)

212 036 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0101884-
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE INJERACTION IN A PLASMA
BETWEEN 111CII FREOUENCY AND LOW FREUENCY WAVES WITH GIVEN PHASES IS
CONSIDERED IN A TH;lEE WAVE APPROXIMATION. THE NUMBER OF INTERNCTING
WAVES IS ARBITRARY. LINEAR DAMPING OF THE WAVES IS TAKEN If-..'TO ACCOUNT.
APPROXIMATE SOLUTIONS ARE FOUND OF THE EQUATIONS FOR THE AMPLITUDES. A
CRITERION IS ESTABLISHED FOR THE DECAY INSTABILITY OF A STRONG HIGH
FREQUENCY WAVE. THE AUTHOR FINDS THE EQUILIBRIUM DISTRIBUTION OF
ENERGY AMONG THE WAVES AND THE CRITERION FOt~ ITS ESTABLISHMENT. THE
RESULTS ARE ILLUSTRATED BY EXAMPLES OF THE INTERACTION BETWEEN
TRANSVERSE ELECTROMAGNETIC AND LANGMUIR WAVES IN A HOMOGENEOUS
EQUILIBRIUM PLASMA ANO OF THE INTERACTION OF SPACE CHARGE WAVES WITH ION
ACOUSTIC WAVES IN A CONDUCTING CYLINDER SITUATED IN A LONGITUDINAL
MAGNETIC FIELD. CUMPARI'SONS ARE MADE 'WITH EXPERIMENT. FACILITY:
AKADEMIIA NAUK UKRAINSK01 SSR, FILIKO TEKHNICHESKII INSrIIUT, KHARKOV,
UKRAINAN SSR.

1/2 039 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
TITLE--PARAMETRIC EXCITATION CF SOUND BY A UNIFORM MAGNETIC FIELD IN
FERROMAGNETIC SAMPLES -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-BAKAY, A.S.9 dARYAKHTARt V.G
CCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SCjURCE-ZHURNAL EKSPERIMENTALINOY I TEORETICHESKOY FIZIKI# 1970, VOL 58#
NR 4, PP 1342-1347
DATE PU6LlSHED-----70
SUaJECT AREAS-PHYSICS
TCPIC. TAGS-FERRUMAGNETIC MATERIALt PARAMETRIC OSCILLATOR, ALTERNATING
MAGNETIC FIELDt HIGH FREQUENCY, EXCITATION SPECTRUM, ACOUSTIC VIBRATION,
MAGNETIC FIELD EFFECT
CCNTRCL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSfFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAiME-1988/1569 STEP NG--UR/0056/70/058/00'i/1342/1347
CIRC ACCESSIGN NU--AP0106315
UNCLASSIFfFf)

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2/2 039 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-30OCT70
CIRC ACCLSSICN N6--APOlOb3l5
AbSTRACT/EXTRA(;[--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. PARAMETRIC EXCITATION UF SOUND bY
A HIGh FREQUENCY UNIFORM FIELD IN A FERROMAGNET IS INVESTIGATED. THE
SOUND PARAMETRIC EXCITAMN THRESHOLD, STATIONARY CONUATILit-IS BEHIND THE
THRESHOLD AND THEIR TRANSIENT PERIOD ARE FOUND. THE DEPENDENCE OF THE
MAGNETIC MOMENT OSCILLATICN FREQUENCIES ON AMPLITUDE ARE TAKEN INTO
ACCOUNT. A CGMPARISON WITH THE EXPERIMENTAL DATA IS MADE.
FACILITY: FIZIKO TEKHNICHESKIY INST. AN UKR. SSR.
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UNGLASSIFIE
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USSR
BAKAYEV, A- A., PETUKIIOV, V. S., KHAYMNASOV, M.
"Automated System for Operational Calculations (ASOR) Involved in the Process-
ing of Export Cargo in a Port"
Upravlyayushchiye Sistemy i Plashiny [Control Systems and Machines], 19721
No 1, pp 50-54 (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 6,
1973, Abstract No 6V677, by the authors).
Translation: The basic principles of formation and processing of inforniation
for the main files of an automated system are presented, using the data front
primary messages concerning movement of export cargoes in a port.
VL--
1.

USSR UDC 681.326.35.01
BAKAYEV, A.
"Multifunctional Generators for Digital Control and Computer Systems"
Elektron. Tekhnika. Nauch.-Tekhn. Sb. Tekhnol. i Organiz. Proiz-va
(Electronic Technology. Scientific-Technical Collection. Technology
and Organization of Production), No 1(41), 1971, pp 147-153 (from
Referativnyy Zhurnal -- Avtomatika, Telemekhanika, i Vychislitel'naya
Tekhaika, No 8, 1971, Abstract No 8B178
Translation: The article describes a procedure for constructing and
investigating various ways of using multifunctional generators for
digital control and computer systems. Some basic electrical character-
istics of multifunctional generators are cited. 7 illustrations, 3
titles in bibliography.
30 -

USSR
UDC 541-183
DUBIHIN, M. M.,- and KOU-TS, 0., Institute of Physical
,,BAKAYEV,,V.;
Chemistry, Academy of Sciences USSR, Moscow and Institute of Physical Chemistry,
Academy of Sciences, Czechoslovakia, Prague
"Behavior of the Adsorption Equation in the Theory of Ucropore Filling"
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 205, No 3, 1972, pp 628-631
Abstracti Several Investigators have observed experimentally that the adsorp-
tion by micropores, plotted as a function of the equilibrium pressure, has an
inflection point. The fiecond differential of the general equation, after 1, n
appropriate substitutions, is set equal to zero and has the form (r.RT/E')AO
A0 -RT(n - 1) - 0, where A 0 is the differential molar heat of adsorption at a
particular partial pressure pj E is the characteristic energy of adsorptionj
R is the gas constantl T is the temperature; and n is the porosity constant.
As can be derived from the equation, the inflection point occurs for n greater
than 1 and disappears for n equal to 1. A table of data is given for the
adsorption of neopentane, benzene, n-hexane and methane on various zeolites.
At relatively high temperatures the isotherms become approximately linear.
1/1

USSR
UD~ 678.643142'5#66.018.86.011536
BAMYEVAO V. P., YEGOROVA, Z. S., and KARPOV, V. L.
-Thermal Stability of E-41 Epoxy Resin after -(-Radiation!'
Moscow, Plasticheskiye Massy, Vo 5, 1973, pp 20-24
Abstracti Some results are described from a study by the methods of mass
spectrometry, derivatography and infraxed spectrometry of the thermal sta-
bility of epoxy resins congealed by different congealants and subjected to
gwma radiation in the dosage range of 50-1,000 Firads.
The thermal stability of the wicongealed epoxy resin depends on the
molecular veight, and the thermal stability of the congealed epoxy rasin
after irr-adiation and the radiation resistance depend on the type of con-
gealant. The thermal destruction of the nonirradiated and irradiated con-
gealed epoxy resins depends on thf, irradiation medium. The quantity and
composition of the gases released during irradiation of the epoxy resins
congealed by different congealants will depend on the irradiation temperature.
1/1

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USSR
BAKEL'MAN, I. Ya.; KALININ, R. P.
"Construction of a Hypersurface with a Given Average Curvature in a Lobachevski
Space"
Moscow, Sibirskiy M-atematicheskiy Zhurnal; May-June 1970, pp 483-491
Abstract: A semigeodesic system of coordinates xl, x2, ... I Xn; Z, '11 ~'111'c'l
the surface z = 0 is the orisphere Q~, is given in an (n+l)-dimensional
Lobachevski space. Q,, is a Euclidean n7-dimensional plane with respect to its
internal geometry, and xl, X21 ... I xn are a system of cartesian coordinates
in Q.. It is given that OL is a bounded, convex region on Q,,. The principal
concern of thc~ -cicle is the problem of being able to construct a hypersurface
S with a given boundary orthogonally and unambiguously projected by geodesics
perpendicular to Qo onto a such that at the points of the projection of S
(xl) ... ) Xn the average curvature of S coincides with the function
11(x1, ..., xn), determined beforehand in The convex region of the class
01-11, the normal curvatures of whose boundary at any point are not less
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USSR
BAKEL'KAON, 1. Ya. , et al., Sibirskiy ',Ifatematicheskiy Zhurnal; MLav-JUne 1970,
pp 483-491
than the constant k 0 > 0 is given on the orisphere Q.. It is given further
that H(xl, -- xn) E Cm-2,a and H(xl, ..., xn) < 0 and the function 11(x)
e Cmja is located at 3fl . k is set equal to yr-11K, where K is the curvature
of the Lobachevski space. Then if the inequality < --0 is
V71
satis f ied -- where V11 = sup (I - k1I z~)), hi inf keA v is tile volume
a on n
of a unit n-dimensional Euclidean sphere, and
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is the lower twistIng of the
i.if")2
A (NII) +
previously given boundary of the required surface) -- then the problem formulated
above has a unique solution in C2 (-a) which is expressed by a function of the
class CM) a, (-a + (m 7,, 3, 0 < a' z:5~: a
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USSR
BAKEL'MAIN, I. Ya., et al., Sibirskiv Matematicheskiv Zhurnal; May-june 1970, pp
I
483-491
The authors note, in passing, an independent interest in the evaluat-ion
of the elevation and inclination of the tangent planes to the orisphere with
respect to the properties of the average cuviature and boundary of the required
hypersurface.
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USSR
W, LO "-~k I.-I . A.
M"
UDC 577-1:615.7/9
J?State of Thiannine and Riboflavin Metabolism in the Organism of
Animals Under Effect of Hydrogen Pluoride"
Tr. Alma-At. ned.-in-t (-.'.'orks of the Alma-Ata Pledical institute),
D
,-.h cheskaya TInh-iii-as, Iro 21,
7 -Diolo,,-,i .__ -1.
Nov 7177lbstract ',',o 21F2177T
U _; 80-100 Prams ivere inoculated with
Abstrac-': Male rats i-,rei~-hin~
U -ions of 0.1, 0.5, 1.09 or 3.16 m:~'
hydror-~en_ fluoride (concentrat
liter). and the concentration of' thiamine (I) md riboflavin (H)
in the urine and liver %ere detex-mined at the end of the third
month of the exDer-inent. It was found t-hat there is a reduction
in the total concentration ol" thiamine for all concentrations of
hydro,~'-en fluoride, and a sharD reduction in the amou-nt of bo'i-ind
and free thiamine at hydro;7,en fluoride concentrations of 0.5 n,::-/
liter and hizIner. The quantity of free and mononucleotide ribo-
flavin increased -~,it-h ~: reduction in the amount of bound ribo-
flavin, It is concluded that vitamin Bl and B2 metaboisim is
1/1 disrupted by the action of hydrogen fluoride.

USSR
UDC 621.375.3-7
BAKEYEV. A. A., VAS'KOVSKIY, Yu. M., VOROB'YEVA, N. N., ORLOV, V. K., and
ROVLNSKIY, R. Ye.
"The Role of a Plasma Torch in the Energv Balance of the Process of the
Action of Laser Emission on MaLerials"
V sb. Kvant. elektronika (Quantum Electronics -- Collection of Works) 'No
2(14), Moscow, "Sov. Radio," 1.973, pp 77-80 (English su=arv) (from tz",-
Fiz-1ka, No 10, Oct 73, Abstract No 10D899 from authors' abstract)
Translation: The authors measured the energy reem4tted by a plasma torch i.-.
a wide spectral interval (0.2-4 inicrons) durIng the action of la~-,er (2mission
on o9aque obstructions. The power density of the inci6Lnt beam -,.,as -10(3 and
--10 w/sq cm with retention of the size of the spot on the target. The
targets used were duralumin, ebonite, and graphite. It is shou-n that the
energy reenitted by the plasma torch is from 20 to 50 percent of the energy
of the laser beam, depending on the material and exposure conditions. Tile
resultant experimental data are used as the basi5 for evaluating thu role of
other factors in the energy balance of the actlfca o-L~ laser E::-iS31CM ~a-
terials. Bibliograrhy twith six titles.

1/2 024 UNCLASSIFIED PECCESSING DATE--30OCT70
TITLE-ELE TRIC C6NDUCTIVITY UF XENON PLASMA -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-BAKEYEV, A.A., ROVINSKlYt R*YE.
COUNTRY OF INFC--USSR
SGURCE--TEPLOFIZ. VYS. TEMP.; 8: 207-9, 1970
DATE PUBL ISHED---70
SUBJECT AREAS-PHYSICS
TGPIC TAGS-PLASMA CONDUCTIVITY, DISCHARGE PLASMA, XENONr PLASMA DENSITY,
CURRENT GENSITYt PLASMA ELECTRON TEMPERATURE
CCNTRCL RARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
UCCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASStFIED
PROXY REELIFRAME-1988/1461 STEP NU--UR/0294/'fO/OC8/OUO/OZU7/0209
CIRC ACCE5SICN NG--AP0106217
U LA S S I F IIE L-1

Z/Z 024 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSIGN NO-AP0106217
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- A-3STRAC7. ELECTRIC CONDUCTANCE OF XENON
PLASMA WAS STUJIEU AS A FUNCTION OF DENSITY OF THE DISCHARGE CURRENT.
ThE RELATIGNSHIP BETWELN THE ELECTRIC CONDUCTIVITY AND TEMPERATURE OF
THE DISCHARGE IN A THERMAL EQUILIBRIUM PLASMA WAS ANALYZED. IT WAS
ASSUMED THAT PLASMA Cb;iUUCTIVITY IS CONSTANT ACROSS THE DISCHARGE TUBE.
THE DISCHARGE TEMPERATURE WAS 06TAINED USING THE SAHA FORMULA BASED ON
INTERFERCMETRIC MEASUkEMENTS OF CHARGED AND NEUTRAL PARTICLE
CONCENTRATICNS AND ON THE ABSOLUTE MEASUREMENTS OF PLASMA CONCENTRATION
AND ABSORPTION. DATA OBTAIN SHOW THAT AT P IS GREATER THAN OR EQUAL
TO 400 MM HGP ThE ELECTRIC CONUUCTIVITY AS A FUNCTIGN OF CURRENT DENSITY
IS DESCRIBED BY EMPIRIC FORMULA SIGMA EQUALS 0.885 J PRIMEONE HALF
(WHERE SIGMA IS OHM PRIME NEGATIVEI, TIMES CM PRIME NEGATIVEI AND J IS
A-CM PRIMEZ). AT P EQUALS 100 MM liG, THE CONDUCTIVITY IS HIGHER BUT THE
SIGRA FUNLTICN OF J IS CGNSERVED. THE DATA*ON XENON PLASMA CONDUCTIVITY
AS A FUNCTION OF THE DISCHARGE TEMPERATURE WAS INCONCLUSIVE.
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2/2 038 UNCLASSIFIED PROC 1: 1 ING DATE- 3 ~)ZJCT -.-c
CIRC ACCESSICN NO-AP0124789
AdSTRACT/EXTRACT-W) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE TEMP. AND 'f!AVELE,.,,,-JH
DEPENDENCE WAS MEASURED OF THE CONTINUOUS A~SURPTION OF ki'~bli*,Tg 1"; fiiL-
PULSEE 4R DISCHARGE. THEORETICAL AND EXPT. VALUES, 0~ 1~-,L k-AVt-LE~,6JI'l
CEP-ENDENCE CF THE ABSORPTION COEFF. AT 16100QUEGREES'~. IWELL IN T~iE
REGIEN FROM 6000 A TOWARDS LONGER WAVELENGTHS.
' I :-,.. 1-
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Polymers and Polymeriza
USSR
UDC 678.744.325.01:339.389
SKOROBOGATOVA, A. Ye., ARZHAKOV, S. A., N. F., and KABA1140V, V. A.,
Moscow State University Imeni M. V. Lomonosov
"Forced Elastic Relaxation of Glass-Like Polymers and the Mechanism of Forced
Elasticity"
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 211, No 1, Jul-Aug 73, pp 151-154
Abstract: The kinetics of the relaxation of polymethylmethacrylate samples,
polymethylmethacrylate mixed with 20% dibutyl phtalate and other polymers
subjected to preliminary monoaxial compression or stretching in the glass-
like state was studied in an attempt to find the relationship between forced
elasticity and supermolecular structure of the polymers. In general, the
forced elastic deformation consists of two components: one of them Is cap-
able of relaxing at low temperature, the other -- at the temperature of
glass formation, The input of these components depends on the temperature
of deformation and on the degree of deformation at a fixed temperature.
There were no differences found between these two samples tested. The
experimental data, especially the relaxation ability after the deformation
due to monoaxial compressionv point out that the amorphous polymers have
a quite perfectly ordered supermolecular structure.
1/1

112 024 UNCLASSIHED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
TITLE--STRUCTURE OF CELLULOSE ACETATE SOLU`Ti.:~NS IN SOLVENT PRECIPiYATING
AGENT MIXTURES -U,-
AUTHOR-104)-VOLYNSKIY, A.L.v ORLOVAr T.M., BAKEYEV, N.F.t KARGINt V.A.
CCUNTRY Of INFO-USSR
SOURCE-VYSOKOMOL. SOEDIN., SER. 3 19701 12(3)w 2D2-4
-DATE PUBLISHED--70
SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY# MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS-CELLULOSE RESINt ACETATE* SEDIMENTATION, ELECTRON MICROS)COPYt
POLYMER STRUCTURE
CCj'4TRCL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--200010678 STEP NO--UR/0460/70/012)~)03/0202/020ft
CIRC ACCESSIGN NO-AP0124350
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 024 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSICN NO-AP0124350
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. ELECTRON MICROSCOPY, DETN. OF
SEDIMENTATIEN CCNSTS., AND VISCOSITY OF CELLULOSE ACETATE SOLNS. IN
DIOXANE CONTG. IS LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO 25PERCENT H SUB2 0 OR LESS THAN
OR EQUAL TO 15PERCEN-T DECALIN SHOWED THAT WHEN THE CONCIN. OF THE
PRECIPITANT APPROACHES THE POINT AT WHICH PHASE SEPN. TA;~ES PLACE, THE
POLYMER MOLS. AGGREGATE, FORMING FIBRILLAR STRUCTURES. FACILITY.*
MOSK. GOS. UNIV. IM. LOMONOSOVAv MOSCOW9 USSR.
U I I'LLAS il I F I LD

USSR
UDO 621.7185-017-72irl-,76.58(C88-8)
BAYEYEV, P.B., BCV.KO, B.I., ITUNNIN, L.L., SERBINCV, A.M., KRCYCY, YTJ. D.
"Unit For Control Of The Temperature Cf Electrovacuum Devices"
USSR Author's Certificate No 262527, filed 2 Dec 68, published l.' May 7C (from
RZh--EleV.tronike i yeye primeneniye, No 12, December 1970, Abstruct No 12AI1,,F)
Translation: A unit is proposed for control of the temperature of electravacuum
devices, which contdine a curved thermosensitive plate acting on the regulating
organ for the flow rate of a coolant flowing in a spiral which encircles the body
of the device. At the extremes of the coils of the spiral,two intermediate plates
are attached at the outer extremity of which the thermoseneitive plate is secured
and at the inner, fixed screws for adjustment of the moment of turning on of the
rezulstinE organ. Such construction of the device assures production of a signal
pr;portional to the average temperature of the body. G.B.

USSR UDC 581-192.08
PEYVE, YA- V., YAGODIN, B. A., and BAKEYEVA, V. I.1.
"Prepazative Electrophoivsis of Proteins on Polyacrylamide Gel"
Moscow, Biofizicheskiye Mletody V Figiologil Ractenly, Nauka, 19?1, PP 5-13
Translation of Russian Abstracti A method of preparative electrophoresis of
proteins on polyacrylanide gel is described. The method nalces it po5sible
to sepaxate proteins according to their molecular weight, structure, and
magnitude of charge. The work was done with equipment, nadLe entirely of
plexiglas. It was built according to the type B apparatus desiEned by D.
Rahusen and N. Kal'vaniko. The equipment was modified as follows. A cooli.nC,
jacket was mounted around the upper electrophoratic columinj irstewl of the
bolts affixing the column to th; elution chamber, a slip mantle and a screw-
on lower column were used. To reduce resistance, the lower gel was eliminated,
a--,d contact is established by filling the lower elect-rophoretic cclu--wrl Ifith
the electrode buffer solution. The nethod is demonstrated by usill" Le%oglobin
obtained from the tubers of bean plantsi fodder beans, tjo~- h-aans, c-nd lup1rie.
The formulaz fc~r the buffer solutions and the gel poly;i:erization solutions
were taken from. the recor,:-.endations on the anaqlyticz-~l diGc elecct,--~~,pllh-:,rezis Of
hemoSlubin. The isolated protein fractions cont&!,n the vax!oL;s zlobir-
components in the unchanged state and in a sufficiently highly purified
condition.

112 022 UNCLASSIFIED- PROCESSING DATE--13NOV70
--.,TITLE--ST461LIZATION OF ELECTRUNS AND IONIC REACTICNS IN IRRADIATEO
KETONES -U-
AUTHOr-%'-(O/t)-kEVINA, A.A., BORISENKO, G.L., PAKH, N.A., K0STIl!t A.K.
COUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
(3
S OURCE--0t3KL. AKAD. NAUX S")SQ 1970, 191(4), 845-8 (CHEM)
OA"TE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT A,-'.EAS--CHE,4IST.;~,Yj MUCLEAR SC(EINCE AND TECHNOLeGY
TOPIC TAGS--GAMNA RADIATION, ALIPHATIC KETONE, EPP. SPECTRUM, ALCOHOL,
ELECTRON INTEriltcrION, ELt-CTRON ~AUIATIONP [ON INTE~'ACTIONlr C013ALT
ISOTOPE
CONTROL MAi,KING--NG RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--300t")/1216 STEP 'i\lf-j--Ult/0020/7()/191/004/Odl~5/0848
Cltq('. ACt'F-')S I(IN ;',10--ATOI Ilii390
Ul '- LS I f: 1-!-

2/2 ozz UNCLASSIFIED dROCESSING DATE-1.3NOV70
-CIRC ACCESSION NO-AT0134890
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-M GP-0- APSTRACT. EPR SPECTRA ARE REPORTED FOR
ALIPHATIC KETONES 'OHICH H4D I~EEN IRKADIATED (GAMMA PAIME60 CO) IN THE
DARK At 77DEGREESK. ALL PRODUCED A SHARP SINGLET LME TYPICAL OF
4 POLAR,
STABILLZEO ELECTRONS IN 14EULA THE TOTAL CUINCN. OF ME RADICALS
IN 0 SUB2 IS LOWER THAN IN VACUO; T E~f~ELATIVE DNITEINSITY OF THE BROAD
SIGNAL IS ALS9 LOWER. EVIOENTLY THEPRIGINAL CATION RADICAL RESULTS
FROM THE LOSS OF AN ELECTRON F;iOM THE 0 ICF THE CC, GROUP ANO THESE
ELECTRONS AR" CAPTURF! ') BY THE MEDIUM. H TRAi"ISFER TO THIS 0 ATu;,i RESULTS
IN CATIONS SUCH AS RC PR1,14EPOSITIVE MEOH OR CATION RADICALS SUCH AS RC
PkIMEPOSITIVE (OH)CH SU62., i4HICH UNDERGO THE USUAL EXPECTED CHANGES. A
PULSE TECHNIQUE WAS USED FOR ELECTkON IRRAUN. A!ND OPTICAL SPECTRA OF
TYPICAL IRRADIATED KETONLS ARE SHOY41q. ALL GAVE MAX. IN Tfic 330-40 NM
REGION50 !-iUSEC AFTi--M-* PULSING. THE YIELDS OF ALCS. AT 17-360i)EGREESK
ARE TABULATED FOR THE NiE-PP, ME-BUl i)[-ETl* ANu DI-bu KETCjoir-S. G VALUES
ARE 0.3-0-8. FACILITY: INSr. ELEKTROKH[M., MOSCOW, USSR.

1/3 024 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-27NOV70
TITL'c---DIFFUSION, SOLUBILITY, AND ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF ZINC IN SILICON
_U_
AUTHOR-(04)-~~~. M.K., B LTAKS, B.I., KULIKOV, G.S., PEDYASH,
JBL
~ EvM.
.~COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--LENINGRAD, FlliKA I TEKHNIKA POLUPROVOONIKOV, VOL 4, NO 5, 1970,
PP 873-878
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS-MATERIALSt PHYSICS
TCP[C TAGS--METAL DL'FFUSIONy SOLUBILITY, ZINC, SILICON, PORBIODEN ZONE,
SOLID SOLUTION, COBALT, ELECTRIC PROPERTY
CONTROL 4ARKING--ND RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIFO
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3007/1261 STEP NO--UR/0449/70/f)-)zt/'00-5/OB73/0373
CTRC ACCESSION NO-APOL36669

2/3 024 ONCL ASS I F I ED PROCESSIN3 0ATE--27aN-:',V70
CERC-ACCESSIGN "40--AP0136669
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE DIFFUSION AN-D SOLUBILITY OF
ZINC [IN SILICON AiND IrS EFFECT ON THE ELECTRICAL PROP'E~JIE-3 OF SILICO'N
HERE STUDIED. IT WAS ESTABLISHED THAT THE DIFFUSION 'LIF- 71NC IN SILIC~)N
HAS COMPLEX DISSOCIArIVE NATURE, AND THE DIFFUSION COEFFICIENT IN THE
ltlOO-1,300DEGREESC RANGE VARIES FROM 10 PRINCE NEGAT[VE7 TO 10 PRIME
NEGATIVE6 Ckl PRIME2-SEC. THE LIFE OF ZINC AT A NODE AND A,"I INTERNODE
OF THE SILICON LATTICE CALCULATED FRO~l THE RISE IN CCNCENTRATION LEVEL
WITH ANNIE-ALING TIME AT L1200DEGREESC IS 10 PRIME4 AND 10 P-1,1PIE NEGATIVEJ
SECP RESPIECTIVELY. ri-i-,- SOLU31LITY IS OF A 9ETROGRADE NATU-1E WITH A P~EAK
AT 1.5.10 PRI.ME 11j:::GATI*llE6 CM P-,'~.IME NIEGATIVE3 AT 1,2?ODEGPI-ESC. ZINC
INTRODUCES THRE-E ACCEPTOR LEVELS IN THE FORBIDDEN ZONE OF SILrCON.
DURING THE PROCESS OF DECAY OF THE ZINC SILICON SOLID SOLUTION, TWO
DONOR LEVELSt 0-1 PLUS OR MINUS 0.03 ANO 0.4 PLUS OR MINUS 0.03 EVI
OBVIOUSLY CONNECTED WITH THE INTERNOOAL ZINC APPEAR. THE AUTHORS
CALCULATE THE CHEMICAL PUTENrIAL LEVEL OF SILICON ALLOYED WITH ZINC AND
DEMONSTRATE THE POSSIBILITY OF OBTAINING THE COMPENSATED MATERIAL IN A
BROAD RANGE OF CURRENT CARRIER CUNCENTRATIONS. THE CONOITIONS OF
OBTAINING SILICON WITH A GIVEN SPECIFIC RESISTANCE ARE CALCULATED
INASMUCH AS ZINC IN SILICON IS AN ACCEPTOR A14D INASMUCH AS A CllipENISATE-D
MATERIAL CAN BE OBTAINED BY INTRODUCIING ZINC ItiTil ELECTRONIC SILICON.
THE EXPERIMENTAL UATA FRcjm rHE ELECTPICAL MEAS(JR['-'4FiTs (CARRIER
CONCENTRATION, CARRIER MOBILITY, SPECIFIC RESISTAI.,CE) 'iEFORE AND A'FTEP
ALLOYING THE SILICON WITH ZINC ANO ALSO FOR THE (O'qTk(JL SAMPLES ANNEALEO
WITHOUT ZINC ARE COMPARED V41TH fHE CALCULATED DAI'A.

3/3 0 2 ft UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
I.CIRC- ACCESSION NO-AP0136669
48STRACT/EXTRACT--lT IS NOTF[) THAT THE CONCENTRATION OF ELEcri~ICALLY
ACTIVE ZINC ATOP' IS SIMILAR TO 3 ORDERS LESS THAN THE SOLUBILITY
6ETERMINED PROM RADIOACTIVE MEASUREMENTS* A SIG,%IFICANT PART OF T"E
ZINC ATOMS APPARENTLY SETTLE IN THE DISLOCATIONS THAT OCCUR, FOR
EXAMPLE, FOR COBALT T% SILICON FOR THEY ENTER INTO THF CoMPOSITION- OF
ELECTRIC4LLY INIACTIVE C'U-MPLEXES. THE EXPERIMENTAL X%r-l' (1-014PARE W--LL
WITH THE CALCULATE') DATA EXCEPT lFn-,'-t CONVERGED SAAPLEIS, AND IT IS ASSU:IE')
T14AT THESE DIVERr~ENCES ARC THE i~',"-:SULT OF INCORREcr CALCULArIONS.
FACILITY: INSTITUTE OF SEMIGON01%--TORSt LENINGRAD, A(-IAI)F.IY OF SCIENCES
USSR.
A ~` I F I E 0

112 031 UNCL ASS IF I ED PROCESSING 0-ATE-19SEP70
TITLE-DIFFUSION, SOLUBILITYv AND ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF COOALT IN
SICICON -U-
-AUTHOR-(03)-BAKHADRYKHANQV, M.K., BOLTAKS, B.I., KULIKOV# G.S.
COUNTRY OF !NFO--USSR
SOURCE--FIZ. TVERD. TELA 1970, 12(l) 181-9
DATE PUPLISHED ------- 70
SURJECT A- F AS--MAT~P I ALS, PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS-COBAL T, S I L IC *~);~f SOLUB I L I TY, PHYS I CAL D I FFLIS 1r,--,T,7-NT I ~L
OIFFEL-c~:-itNCE, METAL C;2~TIN,3, ELECTRIC PROPERTY
STFP
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