SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BALASHOV, V.V. - BALGANBAYEV, YE.KH.

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TITLE--BEHAVIOR OF NUCLE-0-N N"UCLEUS INTERACTION CROSS SECTION IN THE HIGH
ENERGY REGION -IJ-
AlJTHOR-(02)-B4LASHOV, V.V., KORENMAN, G.YA.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--PHYS. LETT. 8. l)70, 31(5), 310-12
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT ARE-AS--PHYSICS, SPA[-.E Titi-CHNOLOGY
TOPIC TArl'pS--NUCLEON INITE,,~ACTION, NUCLFUS, ARFIFICIA1. Elio..Tli SATELLITI-, li!~H'
ENERGY INTERACTION, PARTICLF CLWSS SECT llON/(U) PROr,,-];,i WTELLITC
CONTROL MARKING--,NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT
PROXY REEEL/FRAMF-2000/1051 STEP
C I R.C ACCESS ION' 1 _24709

2/2 025 UNCLASSIFIED P ~ T1,- ~' 1: (*,I;-
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CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0124709-
ABSTRACT/EXfkACT--(U) GP-0- 48STRACT. THE 0,ATA ON' -iH!- !- Ni-!!-,j-F-,,jS
'% I - I N-- I H F- il:" I f
INTERACTION IN THE 20-600 GEV RANGE IN -I,, t k-, t -.
SAT ELL ITES AR~ ANALYZED 1111 TERMS OF THE R . J. SU JbEi, 1967 )
ESTS. OF POSSIBLE INCREASE OF THE '14,N CROSS SECTI-ON ARE
GIVEN. FACILITY: INST. NUCL. PHYS., MOSC-Dii STi~T-E U,'VfV., M:IJS~'-~llv;j
USSR.
UNCIASSIFIED

1/2 012 UNCLASSIFIE0 PROCESSING DATF-27NOV70
TITLE--BEHAVIOUR OF NUCLEON NUCLEUS 114TERA CTI
I ON CROSS SECTION iN THE HIGH
ENERGY REGION -U-
4UTHOR-(02)-BALASHOV, V.V., KORENMAN9 G,YA.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--PHYS. LETTEkS (NETHERLANDS)v VOL- 3lBr NO* 5, P. 310-12 (2 MARCH
1970)
DATE PUBLISHED--02MAR70
SUBJECT AREAS-PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--NUCLEON INTERACTION, EXCITATION CROSS SECTION, HIGH ENERGY
INTERACTIONt NUCLEON
CD'4TqOL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
OOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1992/0448 STEP i*,10--tll-/0000/70/000/005/0310/0312
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0111641
I )'N'C L AS I F I tD

2/2 012 ONCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
ClqC ACCESSION NO--AP0111641
ABSTRACT/EXTRAC;T--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE DATA ON THE PROTON NUCLEUS
INTERACTION IN THE 20-600 GEV RANGE OBTAINED IN EXPERIMENTS ON THE
IPROTONI SATELLITES HAS 3EEN ANALYZED IN TERMS OF THE GLAUBER'S MODEL.
ESTIMATES OF POSSIBLE INCREASE OF THE NUCLEON NUCLEON CROSS SECTION AITH
ENERGY ARE GIVEN. FACILITY: MOSCOW STATE UNIV., USSR.
1IN-L"LASSf FIFO

USSR
UDC: None
BALASH IOV, Ye. P.., JAVRBNT IYEV, B. F. , PETROV, GA. . and PUL-11
"Digital Com-putine Device"
U
Moscow, O'krytiva, isobreteniy.4, Proqy_q.4leP_nyye obraztsy, tovar-
4_v_v e z n aki, Eo 9, 1973, p- i~5, No 56b606
Abstract: This device cont-ains a magnetic storage unit, with a
linear selector. The digital readout lines o-f the latter are
connected to a counting aut plif ier, i,.~hose outputs are', in turn, con-
nected to an A14D shift. The distinctive feature of the device is
that two delay circuits are contained in each di,gital circuit,
the inputs of each delay joined to the output of the countin(i amp-
lifier output and the AUD shift omtput for th,"-A dj.tJA.
n(fer,qCn4- JIaS
r
a k, the effect of simplifying the sti.-ucturc! of tile device
and increasimC its operating speed.
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USSR UDC 681.142.65
BALASHOV, Ye. P., and KNOL', A. I.
Mnogofunktsional'nyye Zapominayushchiye Ustroystva (Multifunctional Memory
Units), Leningrad, "Energiya," 1972, 144 pp
Translation of -Annotation: The book examines new types of devices for the
processing and storage of information: i.e., multifunctional memory units,
in which the functions of storage and logical and arithmetic information
processing are combined. It examines the problems of synthesis and organi-
zation of logical and associative-logical memory units, multichannel devices
for counting and converting numerical pulse information, and processors
based on immediate-access memory units.
The book is intended for scientific workers, graduate students, engineers,
and students in senior courses familiar with the principles of digital com~-
puterB and engaged in the design and development of memory devices and
computer and control systems.
Table of Contents: Page
Preface 3
Introduction 5
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BALASHOV, Ye. P., and KNOL', A. I., Mnogofunktsional'n)-Ye ZaDominavushchive
Ustroystva (Multifunctional Memory Units), Leningrad, "Energiya," 1972, 144
pp
Page
B-1. The Basic Direction in the Development of Computer
Engineering -
B-2. Multifunctional Memory Units (MlZU) 6
B-3. Classification of Multifunctional Memory Units 7
Chapter I. Logical Memory Units 9
1-1. Introductory Remarks -
1-2. Transfer and Output Functions of a Binary Memory Element 10
1-3. Synthesis of a Microautomaton With Memory 12
1-4. Logical Memory Units of the ID Type 14
1-5. Logical Memory Units of the 2D Type 17
1-6. Logical Memory Units of the 3D Type 23
1-7. Princivles of Design of General-Purpose M-icroautomata 26
1-8. General-Purpose Logical 'Memory Units of the First Type 29
1-9. General-Purpose Logical Memory Units of the Second Type 32
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BALASHOV, Ye. P., and KNOL', A. I., Mnogofunktsional'nyye Zapominavushchiye
Ustroystva (Multifunctional Memory Units), Leningrad, "Energ-4ya," 1972, 144
pp
Page
1-10. Transfer and Output Functions of a Transfluxor Memory
Element 35
1-11. Nondestructive Logical 11'emory Units 40
1-12. General-Purpose Nondestructive Logical Memory Units 44
1-13. Logical 1-femory Units Using Semiconductor Memory Elements 46
1-14. Method of Realization of Complex Logical Functions 52
1-15. Organization of the Address Part of Logical Memory Units 53
Chapter II. Associative Memory Units 55
2-1. Introductory Remarks -
2-2. Generalized Structure of Associative Memory Units 57
2-3. Principles of Design of Storage Cells of Associative
Memory Units 60
2-4. Associative Memory Units for Solving a General Search
Problem 65
2-5. Associative Memory Units for Information Search According
to the Numerical Criterion 68
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BALASHOV, Ye. P., and K-NOL', A. I., Nnogofunktsional'nyye Zapominayushchiye
Ustroystva (Multifunctional Memory Units), Leningrad, "Energiya," 1972, 144
pp
Page
2-6. Associative Logical Memory Units 72
Chapter III. Multifunctional Memory Units for Arithmeti-- Information
Processing
3-1. Introductory Remarks -
3-2. Multifunctional Memory Units for Multichannel Calculation
With Temporary Channel Division 77
3-3. Multifunctional Memory Units for Multichannel Calculation
With Spatial Channel Division 82
3-4. Multifunctional Memory Units for Multichannel Conversion
With Temporary Channel Division 84
3-5. Multifunctional Memory Units for Multichannel Conversion
With Spatial Channel Division 87
3-6. 'Realization of Arithmetic Operations in Multif unctional
Memory Units 90
3-7. Principles of Design of Immediate-Access Units Based on
Multifunctional Memory Units 104
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BALASHOV, Ye. P., and KNIOL', A. I., Mnogofunktsional'nyye Zapominayushciye
Ustroystva (Multifunctional Memory Units), Leningrad, "Energiya," 1972, 144
pp
Page
3-8. Organization of Processors Based on Multifunctional
Memory Units 109
3-9. General-Purpose Processor Based on an Iiranediate-Access
Memory Unit
Chapter IV. Comparative Evaluation and Areas of Application of
Multifunctional Memory Units 119
4-1. Evaluation of the Speed and Equipment Expenditures of
Logical and Associative Memory Units -
4-2. Evaluation of the Speed and Equipment Expenditures of Multi-
channel Calculators Based on Multifunctional Memory Units 126
4-3. Comparative Evaluation of Processors Based on Multifunctional
Memory Units 128
4-4. Application of Multifunctional Memory Units 130
4-5. Multichannel Statistical Time Analyzer 135
Bibliography 139
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USSR UDC: 681.3
BfSA~~~~
"Use of Pseudodivisien and PseudOMUltipliCation Processes for C,---l-culatirtl-
Some Functions"
V sb. Novyye elerenty siste-,.q avtorrat t. , teler.EkI11--n. i ,~Vchisl. tekh!lil-
(New Elements of Systems for Automation, Rer.-iote Control P-nd Co.'.'Iputer
Technolo&,r--collection or works), Minsk, "Vysheysh. shkola", 1970, vp
lh2-i46 (from RM-Kibernetika, 140 7, Jul. 71, Abstract Nlo "jV6)2)
Translation: Algorithms are presepted (in the forn cif lo-ic dicrrrw,.is for
digital corrouter programs) which utilize a number systen wj th base in (I -- L-11
and iteration processes of pseudodivision and pseudorrulti-plication for
calcuLatinp the functions InFx a-rid Zx-, as well as the functions arch 1/x
and Y71 - x2. In the latter case, the al.gorithm J.,; fairly siriple wid
ensures a minimum computation time. I. Shelikhova.

USSR
UDC 595-4211575-12
T HOV.-YU--a- Institute of Zoology, Academy of Sciences USSR, Leningrad
"Genotypic Differences Between Natural Populations of the Tick Orr-ithodoros
taxtakovskyi (Ixodoidea, Argasidae)
Moscow, ZoologicheL;kiy Zhurnal, No 12, 1971, PP 1,795-1,801
Abstracti in a study of interspecies reproduction In Ornithodoros tartakovskyi,
a verj common tick species in Central Asia, irrUviduals from 14 geogx-aphlc
populations several huxidred kilometers apart and embracing a subs por-
tion of the specius range (and thus nowhere in dircat contact with each . other
itere croased). Fecundity of the first generation hybrid offtpring was uz~ed
as a criterion of genetic comTatibility. A definite gradient of increasing
incompatibility was found with increasing distanca between the populationz.
Those closest geographically produced offspring with nonial fecundity. llupula-
tions; far apart, e.g., those from Western Turkmenistan and Southeastern
Kazakhstan, produced offspring with lower fecundity or even complete irffertility.
Genotypice-12y Intermediate populations could be successfully crossed with each
of the genetically incompp-tible populations. Deopite the incompatibility
between the riozt videly sep3.rated populations, they all b(.,long to the same
k1l
spnoics 0. ar, sho-ni by the similar noi.Tholomlcal, phyz3iolo~Jcztl,

USSR UDC 595.421
BALASHOV,Yu. S., Zoological Institute, Academy of Sciences USSR, Leningrad
"Relationships of Bloodsucking Arthropods and Rickettsiae"
LeningrEd, Parazitologiya, Vol 5, Vyp No 4, Jul/Aug 71-, pp 347-356
Abstract: This is an extensive literature review. Bloodsucking arthropods
are vectors and primary hosts of Rickettsia. The characteristic feature of
Rickettsiosis is its link with arthropods. Many forms of Rickettsia live
exclusively in the insect or tick organism, while the agenLs of communicable
diseases in man and warm-blooded animals represent only a fraction of the
overall group of these microorganisms. Inten--;ive multiplicaLion of Pick-
ettsiae takes place within the v-_~ctors, and some species may undergo a
complete development cycle within the vectors. A threu-inciTibered systerm con-
sisting of the arthropod vertor, the rickettsial agent, and the vertebrate
host of the infection h--s been postulated for the mainLcnance of connunicable
diseases in natural foci. However, in the case of Ixodes ticks and Trorbi-
culid mites, the rickettsioses may exist for long periods in ma-membered
parasite systems of the type tick-rickettsia. In recent years the relaLlion-
ship between Rickettsia and their vertebrate hosts have been studied with
greater intensity. 'Many forms of Rickettsia and t.-;cks were Ftudied t,,,ith
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BALASHOV, Yu. S., ParaZitologiya, Vol 5, Vyp No 6, Jul/Aug 71, pp 347--356
modern methods, including electron microscopy, fluorescent anitbody i:iethod
and tick tissue cultures. Only lice and fleas are effective insects in the
transmission of Rickettsioses. They absorb relatively sirall quantities of
blood, but within short tire intervals, so that they are capable of obtainin.-
a quantity of Rickettsia sufficient for infection either by virtue of their
successive blood intakes or from one single blood intake at the time of the
-)eak of infection in the donor. The pathogenicity of the agent was found to
vary from 100% lethality (in the case of lice infected with It. prowazeki) to
preservation of life (in the case of Ixodes ticks and Trombiculid mites).
Cases are cited in which close riAationships between t:ichs and Uckettsia
are demonstraLed by the ability of tbe agent to undergo Lransovarkint Lr;tn5t--
mission for many generations. There are subgencric groups of PAckettsfa
associated with specific groups of vectors. Also, rickettsial SPCCiUs show
specific differences in their infection threshold, frequency of generaliza-
tion of the infection, frequency of transovarian transmission, as well as
other factors.
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USSR
UDC 578.086.8
BALASHOV Yu. S. , Institute of Zoology, Academy of Sciences USSR, Leningrad
iA"4a;d,
"Collection of Ornithodorus papillipes Bir. Ticks in Caves Using C02 as an
Attractant"
Leningrad, Ertomologicheskoye Obozreniye, Vol 51, No 1, 1972, pp 200-201
Abstract: 0. papillipes ticks were collected in three caves in tile Turk,,',Ien
SSR by using as an attractant C02 slowly released from a cylinder, To facili-
tate the collection of ticks, the cylinder was placed on a piece of oilcloth
with an area of I m2 spread at the bottom of tile cave. Aft:Lr the release of
C02 had been continued for 30 min, hungry specimcns including imagoc!~, nymphs,
and some larvae began to accumulace on the Oilcloth. After one hour of CO 2
release, large numbers of hungry ticks accumulated in the vicinity of the
C02. cylinder, wherc!as only individual specimens of hungry vicks could be
collected by Siftill[; thC SOil of tile. caVCIS. Th(', LICLS, '1tLY,1(.'t.(!d to OW CO-)
source were in an excited state; they periodically ralsed Lhe front: Jup,
equipped with cheimorecep tars (Haller organs) t"hat are use"! ~~a the search L~or
a prospective ho:3t. When tile collz-ctor of ticks approach~~J, soia- of the
ticks began to move in his direction. Apparent.bl., C02 not 0111Y jnduc(,d
movement of the tiel's in tile direction of the ga~; concentration !,radie.-it,
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BALASHOV, Yu. S. , Entomologicheskoye Obozreniye, Vol 51, No 1, 1972, I)p
200-201
but also increased their aggressiveness towards a warm-blooded host. As
compared with the older method of collection that involved prolonged activity
in the confined space of tick-infested caves, using C02 as an attractant
reduces the danger of infection of the collector with spirochetosis as a
result of bites by Ornithodorus ticks.
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112 023 UNCLASSf FIED PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
TITLE--INTERNAL FRICTInN AND SHEAR MODULUS OF TITANIUM CONTAINVIG, TWO
PHASE FORMING GLASSES DURING THERMAL TREATMENT -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-j~~ ~ YU.S, VARSHAL9 B.G.jDARINSKlYt BoM.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--IZV. AKAO. NAUK SSSR, NEORG. MATER. 1970, 6(l) 70-3
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT ARFAS--tAATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS-INITERNAL FRICTION, THERMODYNAMICS, PHASE ANALYSIS, TITAINIUM
GLASS, ALUMINOSILICATE GLASS, SHEAR MfIDULUS
CG~.-T!VCL RESTFICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRA'4E--198810597 STEP NO--UR/03~)3/70/006/0()1/0070/0073
CIRC ACCFSSI-ON N,',l--AP1105990
Ri.

2/2 028 U~NCL ASS IF I ED PROCESSING DATE--ISSEP70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0105580
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE EFFECT OF PHASE SEPN. ON
ELASTIC AND [NELASTIC PkOPE!~TIES OF GLASSES OF Tliv St- SUBZ NEGATIVE AL
SUB2 0 SUB3 NEGATIVE %iCO MINUS TIO SUB2 SYSTEM WAS INVESTIGATEJ BY USING
LOW FREQUENCY VIBRATIONS (SIMILAR TO 10 HZ). THE SAMPLES TO BE STUDIED
WERE IN THE FORM OF RODS MEASURING 1.5-2 MM IN DIAM. AND 100 MM IN
LENGTH. THE CHANGES IN INTERNAL FRICTION AND SHEAR MODULUS OF THESE
GLASSES DURING ISOTHERMAL HEATING AND HOLDING WERE STUDIED. IT IS
PROPOSED THAT THE OBSERVED CHANGES IN THE INTERNAL FPICTION ARE CAUSED
BY SPINODAL PHASE SEPN. AND ARE ASSOCD. WITH THERMODYNAMIC tONSTS. OF
THE GLASS.
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USSR UDO 677-52:539-67
POSTNIKOV, V. S., IVANOV, N. V., and BALASHOV,.,_:TU- S., Voronezh Poly-
technic Institute
"Internal Friction and Shear Modulus of Thin Glass Fibers"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Neorganicheskiye Materialy,
Vol 6, No 7, Jul 70, pp 1327-1330
Abstract: The article describes a device created by the authors which
makes it possible to use the internal friction method to study the
physical properties of thin glass fibers from 5 to 100 microns in
diameter. The device is based on a low-frequency torsion micropendu-
lum and makes it possible to study the temperature dependence of inter-
nal friction and shear modulus in the -70 to 8000 C temperature range
with automatic recording of vibrations. A study of the internal fric-
tion and shear modulus of sodium silicatet sodium aluminosilicate
(Al/Ka a 1).,and alkali-free aluminoborosilicate fibers showed that
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FOSTNIKOV, V. S., et al., izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Neorgani-
cheskiye Materialy, Vol 6, No 7, Jul 709 PP 1327-1330
there is a qualitative similarity in the relaxation spectra of macro-
and microspecimens. Quantitative differences which are found are
evidently due to the more open structure of thin glass fibers.
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I/ et .02-d UNCLASSfFIED PROCESSING DATE--`.;~lS
TITLE--l'*TER%4L FRICTION AINV, SHEAR MODULUS OF TITA~
*%IIJNI CONTAINiNG, T 0
PHASE GLASSES DUPINIG THERMAL TREATMENT -u-
AUTHOR-(G3)-BALA_SfJOVj YU.Sj VARSHALP B.G.,. DARINSK[Ys ".M.
7__
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--IZV. AKAD. NAUK SSSR, NEORG. MATER. 1970, 61l) 70-3
ATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
UBJECT AP%EAS--MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS-INTERNAL FRICTION, THERMODYNAMICS, PHASE ANALYSIS, TITANIUM
GLASSt ALUMINOSILICATE GLASS, SHEAR MODULUS
ONTROL MARKING--NO ICTIO15
DOCUMENT CLASS--U';CL4SS[F-[ED
PROXY RE,cL/FRAME--1988/0597 STEP NO--UR/0363/-10/(j',)~.)/Cr)1/00-t,3/0073
I~IRC ACCESSION 1'40--AP31055j~0
U NC L A ~':*t I F i E LD

UNCL ASS I F I ED PROCESS 1 NG DA~ 12) S-E,- 1" 3,
I RC ACCESSIO-N NO-AP0105580
ABSTfZACT/EXTRAC'T--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE EFFECT OF P;iASE SEPN. ON
ELASTIC AND INELASTIC PROPERTIES OF GLASSES OF THE SIO SU62 NE5~'TIVE AL
SU62 0 SUB3 NEGATIVE NIGO MINUS TIO SUB2 SYSTEM WAS INVESTIGAYE-) t3Y US1%.-
LOW FREQUENCY VIBRATIONS (SIMILAR TO 10 HZ). THE SAMPLES TO BE STUDIED
WERE IN THE FORM OF RODS MEASURING 1.5-2 M14 IN DIAM. AND 100 M-A I N,
LENGTH. THE CHAINGES IN INTERNAL FRICTION AND SHEAR MODULUS OF THESE
GLASSES DURING ISOTHERMAL HEATING AND HOLDING WERE STUDIED. IT IS
PROPOSED THAT THE OBSERVED CHANGES IN THE INTERNAL FRICTION ARE CAUSED
BY SPINODAL PHASE SEPN. AND ARE ASSOCD. WITH THERMODYNAMIC tONSTS. OF
THE GLASS.
iWIT.1 41~1.1 FIFO

UDC: c-20.19-_,!,1
T" .1. L. Ti", VU.
F A
TSEEYTLIN) .:- .I
and
LEVIN, Ya. S., KONYUSHENKO, A. T.,
Scientific Research Institute of Organic Intermediates and Dyesl~uffs
"High-Tem,perature Corrosion of Metals in Gaseous Armionia"
r,
Moscow, Zashchita Metallov, Vol. 6, no. 4, 70, T)P 451-41,"
Abstract: Processes involving, the use of ammonin are 'Kno--m -~o cause --orrosion
of equipment. Thu homogeneous reaction of annnonia. dissociation in Aas
phase begins above 1200-13000C. In the presence of a catalyst thIs ~emrera--
ture drops to 3-100-4000C. FxPeriments have shown that the ty-Fe of
considerably affects the thermal dissociation of ammonia and t-. at t"-":3
is a function of temDerature. This study describes in detail the testing and
1, )v
effects of gaseous ammonia on Kh11lOT- steel, KhN78T, NN!,27Fand
alloys, VT-l titanium,and MZS copper. The analysis of experimental data shows
th.at there is a fundamental correspondence between the effect of metals on
a=-onia dissociation and their resistance. Therefore, to insure continuous
service of equipment in gaseous ammonia, it is advisable to use materials which
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TSEYET1,2N, Kh. et al, Lashchita Metallov, Vol 6, lio. 4, 70, pp 451-Iji,
,;.411 not readily catalyze ammonia dissociation. Materials which are suitaole
.,or service under these conditions include carbon steel and 1,70!-277, 15'5516V
alloys up 4oo0c; '.ail8no-~ steel and nickel up to 3000C; KnN78"' uD to 6 100 0 C
aluminum-, titanium,and copper up to 4500C. Considering the low specific gravity,
good technological properties, relative availabi-14.4.-Y~. and low cost of aI=in,,L-i,
this metal is preferred in selecting materials for equirMent operated in
gaseous ammonia at high temperatures, A table illustrating the perCorliarce of
the above metals during 400 hours of testing with gaseous a:rmonia at h18h
temperatures, including corrosion rate tensile strength, relative eloni~ation,
% and Vickers hardness, prior to and after the experiment 5is given in the
criginal article.
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191

f) UDC: 0620.1931.5
TSE-YT T 1,~-
j- 1U.
A af,
I:! A
0 ENKO, A, r." . , GUC an a INSWI Y
LVIN, Ya. S., KONYUSH
Scientific Research Institute of Organic Intermediates and Dyestuffs
ItHigh-Temperature Corrosion oil Mletals in Gaseous Ar=cniasl
Moscow, Zashchita IMetallov, Vol, 6, no. 4, 70, iDp 451-454
Abstract: Processes involving the use of a=nonia are knc-.n to cause corrosion
of equipment. 'I'he homogeneous reaction of ay-monia dissociation in the gas
phase begins above 1200-13000C. In the presence of a cataiy3t
ture drops to 300--4000C. Experiments have shown that the -,ype of
considerably affects the thermal dissociation of arniciionia and that this
is a function of temnerature. This study describes in detaii the testing and
effects of gaseous ammonia on KhNlOT steel, KhN78T, 11701-127F, and Kh151N55M16"V
alloys, VT-1 titanium)and MZS copper. The analysis of experimental data shows
,that there is a fundamental correspondence between the effect of metals on
ammonia dissociation and their resistance. Therefore, to insure continuous
service of equipment in gaseous ammonia, it is advisable to use materials which

UssR
TSEYTILD, Kh. L. , et al, L'ashchita Xletallov, Vol 6, no. 4, 70, PP 1,51-4j4
will not readily catalyze ammonia dissociation. Materials which are suit:-".-Ile
for service under these conditions include carbon steel and N7OM27Y, O-V
alloys up 400'C; Klil8lilOT steel and nickel up to 300'C; Khf;7811" UO to &Do,~c;
aluminum titaniumand copper up to 4500C. Considering the lov specific gravity,
good technological properties, relative availability,.and low cost of alwi-inLLM-,
this metal is preferred in selecting materials for equipment operated -in
gaseous aranonia at high temperatures. A table illustrating the performe-nee of
the above metals during 400 hours of te6ting with gaseous ammonia at high
temperatures, including corrosion rate tensile strength, relative elongation,
d and Vickers hardness, prior to and after the experiment is given in the
IV 5
original article.
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112 017 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
TITLE--ADSOkPTIOW SMIFTS IN POTENTIAL AND ADSORPTION OF SURFACE ACTIVE
CATIONS OF CADMIUM AND THALLIUM ON PLATINUM -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-BALASHOVA, N.A., KAZARINOV, V.YE*v MANSUROV# G.N.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--ELEKTROKHIMIYA 19701 6(l), 22-8
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--ADSORPTIONt SURFACE ACTIVE AGENT, CADMIUM, THALLIUM, PLATINUM
CCNTRrGL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1998/1152 STEP NU--UR/0364/70/t)06/001/0022/,,)028
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0121711
tjl-'iCL~~SSIFIEI)

212 017 UNC LASS IF I ED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSIGN NO--AP0121711
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) lu-P-0- ABSTRACT. SPECIFIC CJJNCLUSiO.,45 r~EGARDIMC; T~iE
INFLUENCE OF SURFACE ACTIVE CATIONS ON H AND 0 ADSORPTION ON P CAN BE
DRAWV, ON THE BASIS OF THE CHARGE CURVESt ONLY If THE QUANTITY OF FLE'-'a
CONSLMED IN THE ION AOSURPTION AND DESORPTION PROCESSES IS TAKE-N !Nro
ACCOUNT. QUANT. RELATIONS ARE ESTABLISHED BETWEEN THE POTENTIAL SHIFT
IN SURFACE ACTIVE ION ADS0103FION AND THE QUANTITY OF ADSORBED GASES.
RELATIONS CANNOT BE ESTABLISHED BETWEEN THE SHIFT VALUES AND THE ION
ADSORPTION VALUES9 SINCE THE QUANTITIES OF ADSORBED H AND 0 CANNOT BE
PRECISELY DETD. SEP., SINCE THEIR ADSORPTION POTE14TIALS ON PT OV~RLAP
CONSIDERA-BLY. FACILITY: INST. ELEKTROKHIM., MOSCOWt USSR.
jr--i-I Ar-c:Lf IF[~

1/2 024 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
TITLU=--MUTUAL EFFECT OF HYDROGEN IONS AND SOOlum ANU CESIUM CATIONS DURING
THElk ADSCRPTIUN ON PLATINIZED PLATINUM -U-
AUTH_-'R-(03)-BALASHOVAv N.A.v KAZARINOV, V.YE., KULEZNEVA, M.I.
w_'. V/)
CCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--ELEKTROKHIMIYA 19709 6(3), 398-9
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--HYDROGEN, SODIUM, CESIUM, ADSORPTION, PLATINUMt ISOTOPE
CC-NTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FkAME--1998/1136 STEP Ni)--UR/t)36,14/70/00t)/Ok)3/031),11/0--399
CIRC ACCESSION Nt'_)--AP0121695
UNIC L AI f I F. D

2/2 024 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT7C
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0121695
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE EFFECT I-IF HPOSI'llIVE ION CONCN.
ON THE-AUSORPTION OF CS PRIME POSITIVE AND NA PRIME POSITIVE ON
PLATINIZED PT WITH A REVERSIBLE H POTENTIAL OF INVESTIGATED. TESTS WERE
CONDUCTED IN OIL. SOLNS. OF NA SUB2 SO SUB4 AND CS SUB2 SO SU84. THE
ADSORPTION WAS MEASURED AT PH 0-4t THE AMT. OF ADSOkBED CATIONS BEING
DETD. BY A RADIOACTIVE TRACER METHOD USING PRIME22 NA AND PRIME134 CS.
A MARKED DEPENDENCE OF THE ADSORPTION ON THE H Pkl,'-iE POSITTVE ION CONCN.
WAS NOTED. AN ALMOST COMPLETE DISPLACEMENT OF H PRfMr- PO"blTIVE IGNS
FROM THE ELECTRODE SURFACE 8Y 14A PRIME POSITIVE AND CS PkIPIE POSITIVE
IONS OCCURRED WITH A 5-6 FOLD EXCESS OF THE LATTER IN' SOLN. FROM THE
DIFFERENCES IN THE ADSORPTION OF CS PRIME POSITIVE AND NA PkIME POSITIVE
AT EQUAL CONCN. RATIOS C SUBCSPOSITIVE-C SUBHPOSITIVE AND C
SUBNAPOSITIVE-C SUBHPOSITIVE, IT WAS POSSIBLE TO CALC. THE MAGNITUDE OF
A
THE SPECIFIC ADSORPTION OF CS PRIME POSITIVE IN RELATION TU NA PRIME
POSITIVE. THE AMT. OF CS PRIME POSITIVE ADsbkBED IS 1.5 PRIME POSITIVE
-0.2 TIMES MORE THAN THAT OF NA PRIME POSITIVE. FACILITY: INST.
ELEKTROKHIM.t MOSCOW, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

1/2 OZ4 U.NCLASSIFIED PkUCESSING DATE--13:-IOV70
..tITLE--A0S0RPT(0N OF SURFACE ACTIVE IONS ON RHODIUM -U-
A,UTHOR-(03)- GOROKHOVAi N.T., DAVYDfIVA, ZH.A.
OF INFO--USSR IM: 'I
SOURCE-ELEKT,~OKHIMIYA AAR. 1970t bt (3)r 436-440
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--C"E,'-'.ISTRY, MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--RliOD[U,4,.SURFACF- ACTIVE AGENT, IONt ADSORPTION, _'skG,*lIDEt
BIBLIOGRAPHY, FLECTRODEPUSITION
CGHTIROL s44RK[74G--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLA SS--U[,JCLA SJS I F I ED
PROXY REEL/ FfkA"lC---2000/04 L6 STE P NO--LIR/0304/ ?0/ 00,1) ~00 3104 )o/044,"j
C I R C A CC E S S I f0N 0- - AP WL 2' L6 7

Z12 OZ4 UNCLASSIFFEO 13 N!J V 7 C,
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0124167
ABSTRACT/l=_XTL,,ACT--(U) Gri-ii- ABSTkACT. THE ADSORPTIO.-N' F0 SU"lF-'lCFE TIV'
014 1 % - ;
I ONS PART I CUL ARL Y C0 Pfl P-162 PO S I T [ VE ( FK, CDSO SLJE4 SrLurit,,.s) ;~~ c i3R
C'LEC rp,(y
PUME NEGATIVE (FKU.'4 NABR SOLUTIONS), Oil THE SURFACE OF A ~Oi
(FORMED BY ELECTRODEPOS IT ING kH ON PT) WAS STUDIED A,"ll-, Ctj.~,'--LATED rfir'.1
THE ZER9 CHAI GE POTENTIALS IN THE CORPESPONDING ELECIKOLYTES. THL
RELATIVELY INTENSIVE ADSU'RPTIOIN OF CO PRIME2 POSI I'IVF- :,i%' PRIME
NEGATIVE 10,"I'S U?lt~ THE RP SURFACE (AS COMPARED WITH '4A I-i4 1,1~- POSITIV~7 ANO
SO SU354 PRIMI-1:2 NEGATIVE FROM NA SUb2 SO SJb4) AiNin ML !)LUvi~!USS OF THEIR
ADN All-i'D DESURPTION, AS 'iELL AS THE ZERO CHARGE CHAR~CTJ-.q ISTICSo ALL
PGINTED TO THE EXISTFNICE UF A CHEMI SDRPTIVE TYPE OF PIDSO~PTIOM.
-J - ICE LF I. L" D

USSR UDc 621.337
KASHINKOV, N. G., NIKOL'SKIY, V. M., B --�R-;-V. P.. KASHN TKOVA,
N. V., TYURDINOV, G. N., POYRYVAYLI, B., TITOV, and
BONDARI. V. I.
"Gas-Discharge-Device"
C~
USSR Author's Certificate No 230999, filed I Feb 67, publi:Ehed 27
Mar 69 (from RZh-Elektronika I yeyF primeneniya, No 1, Jan 70,
Abstract No IA138P) -
Translation: The following method is proposed for reduction of
the firing volta~,e and its stabilization during retention of tile
vibration stability, of a stabilitron tube for glow discharge. In
the device, which contains a cathode and anode attached to an
insulator with a metallic film deposited on it one or several me-
tallic leads are lead in through the insulator and united outside
the discharge gap with the electrodes of the device. The leads
are.fastened to the -1-nsulator, and in so doing a semiconducting
region with high ohmic resistance is formed between each of them
and the metaLLbc film on the insulator. V. M.

112 C 2 G4';CLASSIFllc0 Pi-~ JC L S'
T I TLC---C'S T S I S F Y~_
L I c. I i HE PEPTIDE !3j13,.'li0S IN
DIPEPTIOtS --U-
L 3'fSTAGV , V.F. , 3AL.ASfli~VA, T,A. iVA~V-JV, 'V T .
yu.4.
CCui*qTr,.Y GF
SCUxC E-- I A . ~~K AJ . :;,'%IJK S S Sk , S ER . KH IM .1970, (4) 3 (2
6 -a T E P U --"L I Sit- E C- - - - - - -70
SUJJf--CT A~xi-'~--CHE:~ISIRY, 3LfJ'Lu(;lCAL AND MEDICAL SCIFiNcLs
TOPIC PEPTIDE, CHEMICAL 30N 0ING,
KESf,.%)\fqC1-, 'qjjVj%Tj(Ji~ STCtjuAjcHf-MISTAY, i~-.NT.WPY, LWHALPYt
LA;\ INC:
PRiJXY L/F 3, 'j STEP

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1 -131
C j~ E S S N
T R -' C T f I - - U1 S T kAC T I S-TPAVIS I S F THE ;i
Mt'THYLf,;'w1li-',E LINK IP UIP~-PTIULS OF N -,i--THYLALM,.U,F IrIAS 6Y ~`iAR
- S ; - F * P ',A I r A I I- H E
AT 2 1 - 6 0 U t E: L ZOPERCENT C SUCH PL- rlJt""
I S L C N t- I C; U i~ A I I G. F T I I ",j F EST f j~ 'jF
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A C F T Y L , 1; L AN Y L , L T 1, Y L L A,% I N L , DELTAH 1: 11 14 t . ~ i J
C A L-P C L F DUI ~S SI.JB3') :.Ili US ~' .21 E U. AIND DEL T,11' ~iJ6 35 1 '.0 LA L - L t-
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THE TPA-,,'--) I S C L r,, P! JS S L "- '.S E S F ! i L L OW E a, V "-, L U E S Lj F F R E e F- .1 L i-~J-,'f t L T I I A L i I Y ixi'i
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CPY Lf- THE E~' ; ti I L . S rA TEE THE ESTO.
3 FO:, THE TRi~NS AND 18.5 Fij'.~ T;I',-: C 1 S F
Ilk 0 T .4 T IG N -j 19 .
THESE A~,C_ TJ ."'L)TATICNAL BA'jR[Ef"I'S Lilt Kf S06e-' !~,CtIJ f_jvt eT Suli-"')
I S U S S R
N AC FAC I L I r Y: KI i I M. PP. I SUE D l!'4

Nr: . AbStracting Service; Ret. Code;
AP00,19766- CHEMICAL ABST.J_-7,_,
OP 1012291n Effect of the molec ul ar- weight distitibution of sus-
pension poly(vinyl chloride) on the technological properti" or
rigid oompositions. Nia shin V. L; Balashova T S - Barano-
Va IL. G.; L_-,akova, V. A.; ik arev;JZ-7'7_!r-R"fCn 6.
R
assy 1970 41), Th
,W1 elifecti ot the moi. "-t- distri-
bution of suspension poly(vinyl chloride) (1) 0 imported and 2
Soviet brands) on its extrudabilitv were studied. The procei,.,~abil-
ity of rigid I compris. was evaCuated from the melt index and
the behavior of I during processing. Differential mol. wt. aistri-
bution curves indiC3ted that I processability could not be proper-
ly evaluated from Finketscher const., but also required a-ri evalua-
tion of mol. wt. distribution. Fractional compn. (if I and its :~Ia-
tistical distribution width indicated a relation between the melt
index and the heterogeneity factor (U) characterizin.- the statisti-
cal distribution width of i. Two regression equations were de-
rived by statistical treatment of U and the melt index. The
equations indicated that I extrudability could be quant. evalu-
ated from U. CUR ~f
REEL/ FWIE

Acc. N Abstracting Service: 'Aef. Code;
;V0049776- Clial~iICAL ABST. 57 , 70
r ~C')52q U:e of elcoholz &hom -4','d,- fracticza for
Pu-hkova, V. V.; Mu~ilkovkina L. M.;
urnyrn. nvalcates Q-1d adipa
te5l
nonyl malealt. 13%1 undecyl ina"catc. inaleatcs from C~-,z
C;,, a1c, Bu ionyl adipate, aelipat" frain C.-, cl-~'
co-16 alc-. wue prt-pd. by a 2-:i~ge prcccdurc. Thus, nialcic
an'ydridc awl tht h;-.,hEr OIC. wce reOwxed (in 1! 1.02 'a,-
M60) nt 70-~O' NViOlmit a cataly~'t' thell tht 10-xf'r a1c.
ad~cd (in a '26~,, excens) and the inixt. wa5 turtiner %lit'i
F%SO. at For un-,yni. adipatc~ the tarting ir-a-ze';
was 2dipic The content of the monotsta in the reacti,5.-,
,-n!-.t, was detd. by jr spcctroxopy. 71ne wisyrn. adipatc:j xat!
mallcrtu were used for tile alodification of poiy(vinyl chloride,
(I). Modified I exhibiud c~celltat freeze resistance kto
azd good phyncorncch, properties.

USSR UDC 669.295.48
EE
ANUFRIYM, N. I., &ILASHOVAi- 4._1L._-w
"Electrolytic Refining of Titanium Alloy Kastes Containing Aluminum and Manoanose"
Tr. Vses. N-i. i Provektn. In-ta. Alyumin., Magn. i Elek-trodn. Pror.]-sti [Works
of All-Union Scientir-ic Research and Planninc, Institute of the Alum;,nLIM, Magnesium
5
and Electrode Indus---!-yj, 1970, No. 712, pp. 227-236. (Translated from Referativnyy
Zhurn-al Metallurgiva, No. 5. 1971, Abstract No. 5 G226 by the authors).
Translation: Studies were performed on the electric refining of wastes of Ti
alloys such as OT4. Chips of OT4 alloy, mixtures of chips of QT4 and VTl alloy,
as well as chunks of OT4-1 alloy were refined. Investigation of the influence
of the degree of filling or' containers, the production of anode material,and the
number of fillings of containers on cathode metal grain size were performed.
17he possibility was demonstrated of refining chunk wastes of OT4-1 alloy. A dis-
tribution of tiie basic cc-ironents in OT4 and OT4-1 alloys in the refininig products
is presented. S iigs; 4 tables.
1/1

USSR
UTDC 614.712.003.12
BALATSKIY
,_O,_F., and KHALDEYEV, V. T., Sumy Branch of the Khar'kov
Polytechnical Institute
"Effectiveness of the Constructions of Gas Purification Units on the
Chemical industry Plants"
Kiev, Khimicheskaya Tekhnologliya, No 4 (70), Jul/Aug 73, pp 17-18
Abstract: Sumv Branch uf the Khar'kov Polytechnical institute.
studies on the loss from air contamination due to chemical in,'ust~-v and
metallurgy. For example, the harvest on control plots wa5 2-~ ti.-nlas as
high as in the contaminated zones. A direct relat`onship was determ.-ined
between the growth of the plants ond air conraminati:~n. After air
cation measures were introduced, the air pol-lut-'-On 6,ropped
and so did various dL,"(-1Mi(.-S, both lvoman animal and -,grictiltural. Varjoij:;
formulas for ecotiomicnil calculation of losses have I)L-eil
I J: 11

Acc. Nr.: - 4010,3045- Ref. Code: Up- 6000
J-PtZS qq5;~7
Relief of Moho in Plack Sea R-asin
-(Abstract: "Relief of the Mohorovic Discontinuity in the Slack Sea Basin
and Adjacent Regions," by B,, K. adze, T. s
P u e ya_. P. Malovitskiy,
V~-indeli, Y _N prochnovV. B..-Sologub and A. Y.- Chekunov- Kiev,
Geofizicheskiy Sbornik Akademii Nauk UkrSSRR-No 30, 1 9, PP 5-~_12~
TG267 , eYe_ri_t-1-v_n_yy__Z&w_nal, Geofizika, Svodnyy Tom, No 1, 1970,
/7r~- ~os c o
Profile deep seismic soundings, a gravimetric -,urvty and systeriatic
seismic observations have been conducted in the Black Sea and in the zones
of its eastern, Northern and western shores. On the basis of a corTlex in-
terpretation of these data the authors have compiled a new refined variant
of a map of the surface of the Mohorovicic discontinuity in the Flack Sea
basin and adjacent regions. The amplitude of relief of the Moho is about
40 km (from depths of 18-20 km in the Black Sea area to 50-60 km under the
Caucasus and'Carpathians). In the coastal regions of Turkey, Judging from
seismic data, the crustal thickness attains 43-49 km. Cn the whole, there
is a clear manifestation of thickening of the earth's crust under mountain-
ous stnictures and its thinning under basins, particularly under the Black Sea
basin. The nature (f the change in crustal thickness correlates to a certain
Reel/Frame
19 F11 Ix

-A-RO 103 045
degree -,.,ith the Bouguer anomalies. In the centra' part the Black Sea
there is no granite layer and sediments with a thickness up to 6-1h km lie
directly on the basalt layer. The mean velocity of propagation of seismic
waves -in the sedimentary layer is only
. 3.0-3.5 km/sec; it is characterized
by undisrupted, virtumally horizontal bedding. Velocity on the basaltic lay-
er is 6.6-7.0 ~--,/sec and the boundary velocity at the M discontinuity is
8.0-8.2~kr(Vsec. The Black Sea region is sei-smically rather active brut earthA-
quake foci are located around the Black Sea whereas on the continental slopa
the.re-are consideraCDly fewer and in the abyssal zone they are alirost absent.
BibLiography of 43 item.

USSR UDC 612.8.015+577.15
ALEKSIDZE, N. G., and BALAVADZE, M. V., Tbilisi State University
"'Change in Acetylchol-inesterase Activity in Specific ReSions of the Rat
Cerebral Cortex After Training"
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk, SSSR, Vol 198, No 6, Jun 71, pp 1,455-1,456
Abstract: Acetvlcholinesterase (ACE) activity was investigated in one half of
the rat cortex while the other half served as the control. This was done in
arder to eliminate the effect of individual differences, general activity of
the animal, and stress on ACE activity. The animals were trained to carry
food with an unfavored paw. The cortex contralateral to this paw reflected
"training" while the other, the mirror part, was the control. The occipital
cortex served as a general control After six days' training ACE activity in
region contralateral to the paw used increased by 20% and after 14 days'
training by 32Z. Meanwhile AGE activity in the occipital cortex of both
hemispheres scarcely changed (an increase of 2.5 to 9%). In another series
of experiments lasting six days in which the animals carried food with the
favored paw, ACE activity tended to increase in the cortical region opposite
the paw used (+10%), but not in the occipital re-gion.
1/1
- 64 -

IQ.' 615. 57-"' -6~ 1 -25 ' -C95-70-
J- ~ .
ia. V., !*,-Istjtut,- of Ep-' em4 lo-~y and Microbiology
id i0 .
Acade:z~y of
7MdUHI a eya udical Sc~ancas U35i
of' 3---~p--.ylococcus Toxoids"
Xoscow, Zhlurnal --.i:,xob!- 10 ~7:~ 4, -,)idomJolo~rJi J 1nmwIob-*o-o:'ii, ,-o 7, Tul 70,
I.L J.
PP 87-39
Abstrac~t: It was in oT,-,orimonLs i-.)n rabbits z~'.LaL -,Lora,,-c of cmde
stanhylococcus tox-oid at 42- Lo 440C for, 5 days ~,ad no effect on its
anLI Ionic Pro-~)erLics kas ncasured by the accruniulation ol' Staphyllo oc u alp'-a
antitoxin in zila anirials' blood). Storage of purif--led acijorbad toxoid under the
samo cor.,!-4*.-io:i3, oa tho othar Ivind', reduced its antii-,unic proporties considerably.
Thia rorluc4ion in antiroriic propurtiou tkirough to ~jlovato tomporaturos
is ascribud to Uio loss of mu.,;',; oC tho toxoid protu-Uis duo to huating. &puri-
ment%s to deternirie Lao antito;,dr&-binding activity of tao two toxoids showed no
dissociation of Lho toxoid-aliLaintrm hydroxide complex.

USSR
BALAV~
"New Chendcals to C ort-rol
oil
Nauch. -te0-.r.,. I~N-jj
, (I t v
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USSR uDc 341.69+547,554
MZHOY.Alf, A. L., (DEMAMEED), EAPUKARYAN, E. A., ALEEKSANYU1, R. A., YHORMANI
I T
G. A. i UTA~fjj L- R. S. , and CRUSTAXYAN, ZH. S. , Institute of Fire OrGanic
'thenistry i=ni A. L, !,~Iidzzhoyan, Academy of Sciences Armenian .53R, Yerevan
"Derivatives of j%rylalkylanines. II. Constitution and Physiological Activity
of Soze Subzt-itutecl Axylallkyluzincs ard Their Derivatives"
Yerevan, Arzyzz:ikiy " Zhuxr--a, Vol 24, No 8, 1971, PP 703-713
Abstracti Bu the chloridcs of substituted phenylac-otic, di-phenyl-
propionic, ar.11 acids vith phenyl- and phe=,-jisoLropyla-:~iine,
r(; 7zerar,,d. H, converted contoards I into the
amides I we RcOluction with LiAl,
sub~-titutcd
11. Fy cyclizing the amides accorlin- 4o 1~ishler-
Napieralski and -then reducin,-', tutrah-,droizoquinoline derlvat-J.ves III were
synthooi,zed. 13j, r2actin., plicnyli3opropylanine with ixidanon.ea xid reducing
the heti-nincz; -t~-,at -foa.-.,.-d, IV were obtained. hYdrochlorlder, of
cor-pounids 11, !!1, 1V ~tuze effective as coronary dilaLts (tabie). The
fo=ulaz and :zc~-n-z-,iez cf co.-potlnd I ard of the hydrochlorides of 11 and III
are listed in t-n~nlcs.
1/1

Nitrogen Compounds
USSR UDC 541.69+542.91+547.233
MWHOY-AN, A. L., (DECEASED), MUKARYAN, E. A. 5 AVAJKYAN, 0. M.,
and TSATMAd-11, A. S., Institute of Fine Organic*he**sry1!meft! A. L.
Mndzoyan, Academy of Sciences Armenian SSR, (yerevan)
"Arylalkylamine Derivatives. III. Synthesis and Pharmacological Properties
of N-(3,3-Diarylpropyl)-N-Aryl(diphenyl)alkylamines"
Yerevan, Armyanskiy Khiaicheskiy Zhunial, Vo, 24, No 9, 1971, PP 791-797
Abstracti Condensation of veratrole with methyl ester of cinnamic acid
in nitrobenzene and in presence of aluminum chloride gave the methyl ester
of acid, which could easily
be saponified to the free acid, and finally converted to acyl chloride by
treatment with thionyl chloride. Condensation of this acyl chloride with
homoveratrylaminat phenylisopropyla4ine and diphenylaminobutane gave lespective
amides, for example homoveratrylamide of 3-(3'p4'-dimethoxyphenyl)-3-
phenylpropionic acid, which could be reduced to the respective secondary
amines -using LiAlH., in ether. Tested in an assay on rat's spermiduct these
amines showed sympatolytic and some of them even adrenalytic activity.
1/1

USSR
UDC 615.372:576.r"51.491.07
SHAPIRO, N. I., VASIL'YEVA, T. C. , MOSLVICHE'VA, I. V., DIUDKINA, _v~. I.,
KRUGLIKIIINA, Z. M., SXIZO~,HTS, G. 1., OZERETSKOVS11,1Y, N. A., V. D.,
I
and KOVWSKAY.A., S. Va., Leningrad Institute of Vaccines, and' Scra ~nd State
Control InsLitutc of Vedical Bioicrical Prop ar.-,.,, ions imeni Tarasevich, ~Ioscow
"Molecular Heterogeneity of Endotoxins Extracted From the Typhold-Paratyphoid
Group of Bacilli. Report H. Antiaenic Structure and Biological AcLivity of
High and Low-Molecular TC. ight Fractions"
Moscow, Zhurnal Mikro')iologii, Epidemiologii i I_
'~,_'LIIIOL.jolo_~j' ITO 11,
1971,
pp 35-39
Abstract: By vicanq of sepharose 2B columns, endoto'Xin c.':tracts fro-n-, t~~-phoid
(4446) and paratypholid J)' (5000") bacilli car, be sep-oraced Jnto a hjgli-moleculir-
weight Pnd a fraction. Colnpcn(-IiU~ of Lhe lattc,r fra'7tioll
retain sor,e se~~aloE_ical s c c i f i c.-I t y b u r , z r e n on t o,,: i q ex e r L , 1 1 c, r o t c. c v j v
.ictiv!L,.-, ;!Ct"lity. 01-L the mhr_-r llinnd,
the f.-.-LcLion finve a full -_-nL_;,,,(_nic ~,tructur;~,
immunogenic :ind dl;,Jjl~iv pronOLIIICO-d 1CLi%':ity. Yii~-
fr.1k-f_;cn I's thc- rairicr of

USSR
UDC 629-783-0111-02507)
&MIA"M-1- Aj..Fe, GPOM,(,IVSKIY. G. L., DATUEOV, Yu. I., ZAKHAPCV, V.
KRAVTSEV, N. F., KUZ'r,-!TN, R. N., YAROV, I,',. Ya., MOROZOV, P.
NIKITIN, V. Ye., PEROV, S. P., PETUN114, A. N., LITIKIIII, V. t.:-, and
SHVIDKOVSKIY, Ye. G.
"Scientific Data on the Flipht of Autornntic Ionos-C.-heric "Yantar"
Laboratories"
Uch. zaiD. Tsentr. A Prop, id rod inam. in-ta (Scienti-Pic Notes c.-C tho
Central Aerohydrodynarlic Institute) 1971, Vol 2, No 2, up 5F-65
(from Referntivnyy ZhurnalRaketostroyen;lye, NO 11, 11"cv 71,
Abstract 11.141.P? Resume)
Abstract: Launches of a-utonatic ionosrheric "Yantr' " laboratcric-,Q-
with P-,aseous Pl-;!sm2-4.cni.c enpinps up to ICT-1 :~Ititud-s were
conducted with the ai,l of !Teophvf~~cnl rockr&t-, i.he T-,urr)rj,.C, rf
studyint, pro~;pects ol controlleri flirht, in ui-ri-r- the
atrosrjhe-_e.Pe--r'ornan--- c1L fT!~seevs- cl.o-
spheric conditinns sEudi.ed.
ioll 111tiorr!Ctioti, :-.!i W1,11
neutr--il Ptmosrhorr- vi-ro m-qsurr,ri . '~*)c,'---n t, 1 f; c 0- 1,- (-~()rj~h rj- C, I iX -
periment-, is nr~,sent-ri. P
j

USSR
UDC 576-851.71-097-21-083.3
.0
and NIKOLISLAYA, V. N., Institute of Epidemiology and Micro-
Academy of Medical Sciences USSR
"The Stability of Increased Virulence of Rickettsia prowazeki Vaccine Strain E"
Moscow, Zhurnal Mikrobiologii Epidemiologii i Immunobiologii, No 8, Aug 70,
pp 36-)8
Abstract: The virulence of R. prowazeki vaccine strain E for guinea pigs and
white mice was increased by passaging it in the lungs of white mice. The in-
creased virulence persisted through 10 passages (the observation period) in chick
embryos. In guinea pigs, the vaccine produced marked immunity to a virulent cul-
ture of R. prowazeki (Breinl strain). Preservation of the virulence of the E
strain after passaging in the lungs of white mice in indicative of either the
selection of virulent individuals present in the original rickettsial population
or a mutation in E strain rickettsia arising in the lungs of white mice, with
subsequent breeding of mutants.
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USSR UDC 576.85'-.7'L.097.2:51-,6..-,~-!,.-"71.094
and GULEVS1,XYA, S. A., Institute of Epidei;ifoliogy and
imeni Gamalleva, Academv of '-'edical Sciences USS-K
"Soluble Rickettsia prowazeki ilintigens in Suspens.ion Before and .'itter 'i'vv11U~w11L
v.-Lrh E'ther"
Moscow, Zhurna'L Vii~:7obiologii, Epidemiologii L immunobiologi~, No 's, Pli~), pp
110-114
Abstract: i~. pr,.,wazeki armigervs troated with et,hor di1l-orod un-
treated anc-i-6ens because they had less seroiogilcall
fixation reaction) and a larger content of hemagglutinaring substanc,- I 'I,
precipitazing properties of the antigens were not affected by ctlier tre;;Zment.
Elect ron-imi cros cope studv of soluble antigens in a rickettsiaL suspension in
C;
physiological saline (before treatment with ether) revealed partial separation
of: t*~-.e -.-icrocaDsule from the cell wall. Tr~-atnent of zke .ner
resulted in complete separation of the microcapsule, rupture oz z:,-,e Cell wall.,
subs t antial 'Loss of t"he cellu'Lar contents, and appearance of i;~enibranous struc-
tures in the cyzoplas= (apparently caused by the rea---tion Of the nicro-
organLsm to the chemical agent).

1/17 ozz UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--13NOV70
TITLE--ELL-CTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDY OF RICKETTSIA PROWAZEKI (IN THE LUNGS OF
ALBINC MICE) -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-GULEVSKAYAt S.A., BALAYEVAv N.M.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-ZHURNAL MIKROBIOLOGIlt EPIDEMIOLOGII I IMMUNOBIOLOGII, 1970, NR 3,
PP b2-85
DATE PUBLISHED-----70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--RICKETTSIA PROWAZEKIr WHITE MOUSE, TISSUE CULTURE, CYTOPLASM,
ELECTRON MICROSCOPY-
C011TROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DGCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REELIFRAME--1990/1476 STEP NO--Ull/0016/70/000/003/0082/0085
CIRC ACCESSICN NO--AP0109536
U_tLr_ I rA -~ 1z 1-1;-f f;_q

212 022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--13NOV70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0109536
A3STRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE AUTHORS STUDIED THE ULTRA
STRUCTURE OF RICKETTSIA PkOWAZEKI BY CULTURING THEM IN THE LUNGS OF
ALBING MICE. IT WAS SHOWN THAT RICKETTSIA PENETRATED INTO THE CELL BY
PHAGOCYTOSIS AND AFFECTED THE ALVEOLAR EPITHELIUM ENDOTHELIU14 OF
CAPILLARIES AND HISTOCYTES OF THE LUNGS. RICKETTSIA COULD REPRODUCE IN
THE HISTI(;CYTESt BUT iiERE MOSTLY SUBJECTED TO LYSIS IN THE VACUOLES. I N
OTHER CELLS RICKETTSIA FORMED LARGE COLONIES WHICH REPLACED CELULAR
ORGANOICS. RICKETTSIA IN THE COLONIES WERE HOMOGENEOUS BY SIZE AND
SHAPE. ULTRASTRUCTURE OF RICKETTSIA PROWAZEKI WAS SIMILAR TO THAr OF THE
MAJORITY CF GRAM NEGATIVE 3ACTERIA. RICKETTSIA CELL IS COVERED WITH A
MICROCAPSULAR LAYER 100 TG 150 ANGSTROM IN THICKNESS. THIS LAYER LAY
NEXT TO THE THREE LAYER MEMBRANE OF THE CELLULAR WALL, WHICH HAD SMOOTH
CONTOURS AND A SIZE UP TO 120 ANGSTROM. THE THREE LAYER CYrOPLASM4TIC
MEMBRANE SURROUNDED THE LYTCPLASM. THE LATTER CONSISTED OF GRANULES
WHICH WERE IDENTICAL TO RIBOSOMES BY SIZE AND SHAPE. 111L NOCLFUS WAS
FORMED BY DNA FILAMENTS. DATA ON APPLICATION UF VARIOUS METHODS OF
FIXATICN ARE PRESENTED.
UNIC L-ASS--f F-l-EiD

UNCL PROCESSING DATE--13NOV70
Ot7 ASSIFIEO
HE SUSPENSION BEFORE
.TITLE--SOLUBLE ANTIGENS OF RICKETTSIA PROWAZEKI IN T
_ AND AFTER TREATIVENT WITH ETHER -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-BALAYEVA, N.M., GULEVSKAYA, S.A.
CCUNTRY OF INFO-USSR o-C-0,
SOURCE-1HURNAL MIKR03i__Ln_GIIj EPIDEMIOLOGII I IMMUNOBIOLOGIft 1970, NR 4,
PP 110-114
..DATE PUBLISHED - ----- 70
SU3JECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND IIEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--RICKETTSIA PRO,0.ZEKI, ETHER, ANTIGENt SOLVENT EVRACTION
CC;qTRbL 14ARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
.DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME-1990/1531 STEP NO--UR/0016/70/000/001,/OIIO/0114
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0109591
!!N(~LASSIFIED

2/2 0 17' UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-13NOV70
CIRC ACCESSICN NG--AP0109591
AaSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A COMPARATIVE SJUIOY Of- ETHE!" AiND
NONEThER SOLUBLE ANTIGENS DE14UNSrRATED THAT TREATMEEtNT WITH ETHER 01:
SUSPENSIJN OF TISSUE INFECTED WITH RICKETTSIA PRO-44LE111 AIDED IN
EXTRACTION OF ADDITIGNAL ANTIGENS INTO THE SOLUTION; THI.*-SE ANTIGENS
DIFFERED FRCM THE ONES IN THE SUSPENSION BY A LESSER SPECIFIV.IrY IN THE
COMPLEMENT FIXATION REACTION WITH THE SERUM AGAII45T RiCKETTSIA MOOSERI
AND A GREATER CONTENT OF HEMAGGLUTINATING SUBSTANCES. IN ETHER
TREATMENT THE COMPLEMENT FIXATING TITRE OF THE ANTIGEN WITH A HOMOLOGOUS
IMMUNE SERUM REMAINE0 UNCHANG~D IN THE MAJORITY OF THE EXPERIMENTS, OR
NAS DOUBLE. PRECIPATING AND IMMUNOGENIC PROPERTIES OF ETHER AND
NONETHER ANTIGENS WERE THE SAME. IT WAS FOUND BY ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC
STUDIES THAT DETECTION OF A SOLUBLE ANTIGEN IN THE SUSPENSION OF
RICKETTSIA IN PHYSIOLOGICAL SOLUTION WAS ACCOMPANIED BY THE CHANGES IN
RICKETTSIA STRUCTURE CONSISTING OF PARTIAL DETACHMENT OF THE
MICROCAPSULE FROM T14E CELL. TREATMENT WITH-ETHER LED TO FURTHER
SEPARATICN OF THE MICROCAPSULE, RUPTURE OF THE CELL WALL, CONSIDERABLE
LOSS OF CELLULAR CONTENTS, LOSS OF INTACTNES OF CYTOPLASMATIC MEMBRANE
AND THE APPEARANCE OF MEMBRANOUS FORMATIONS IN THE CYTOPLASM OF
RICKET7SIA.
UNCLASSIFIED

1/2 008 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
T!TLE--VIRULENCE OF RICKETTSIA PROWAZEKII STRAIN E INCREASED AFTER
PASSAGES ON GUINEA PIGS. REPORT 11 -U-
AuTl4OR-(02)-.ajh.AYLVA!~, N.M.., NIKOLSKAY, V.N.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR J?
SOURCE--VESTNIK ADADEMIJ MEOITSINSKIKH NAUK SSSRw
17-22
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--RICKETTSIA PROWAZEKI, GUINEA PIG
CONTAOL *JARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
VOL 25j NR 2, 1970t PP
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1986/1847 STEP NO--UR/0248/70/025/002/0t)17/0022
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0103595
ljiN'C L A S S I F f F 0

2/2 008 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
CIRC ACCESSION ND--AP0103595
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. 1. PASSAGE OF STRAIN E RICKETTSIA
P49WALEKII ON !UINEA PIGS LEADS TO AN INCREASE IN THE VIRULENCE OF THIS
STPAIN. 2. IT IS POSSIBLE TO ISOLATE A RICKETTSIAL STRAIN WITH
INCREASED VIRULENCE IN THE FIRST PASSAGE FROM GUINEA PIG ORGANS LON"C'
AFTER INFECTION (13TH DAY). 3. A RICKETTSIAL STRAIN 141TH INCREASED
VIRULENCE WAS ISOLATED IN THE SECOND PASSAGE, USING MATERIAL FROM THE
GUINEA PIG'S-TUNICA VAGINALIS TESTIS FROM THE FIRST PASSAGE EXTRACTED
S'OON AFTER INFECTION 172 HOURS) AS THE PASSAGE MATERIAL.
'Rif- I

USSR
UDC 591.169: 591. 461.2:612 .0111: 43
BKLAXEVA 0. S. Institute of Physiology and EXDerimental Pathology
4-~ ;, Turkmen SSR Academy of Scienc,"s
of the Arid Zon
"Regeneration of Renal Ultrastructure Following Exposure to High Tei',Iperatures"
Ashkhabad, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk Turkmenskoy SSR, Seriva Biologicheskikh
Nauk, No 4, 1973, pp 34-39
Abstract: Electron microscopic studies were conducted oii kidneys of rats
exposed to 42' for one or three hours. The animals were white male rats,
200-210 g in weight; prior to exposure to hyperLhermia rectal temperature
ranged from 34.8* to 36.3', after one hour of exposure from 38' to 39', aad
after three hours of exposure from 39.4* to 41.0". A one hour period of
exposure elicited largely reactive changes which affected primarily mito-
chondria and the en-doplasmic reticulum, while a three hours of ex,)osure evoked
both reactive and degenerative changes with disruption of inte--i-nal membranes,
mitochondria, endoplasmic reticulum membranes, redistribution of lipids, and
numerous foci of degeneration. Normalization of the intracellular structures
occured in one day following three hours of exposure to 42', and after three
days after three hours of exposure.

112 023 UNCLASSIFIED PROCE';SINGY DATE-30OCT70
TITLE-EFFECT OF 611'__tkill,~ Z-1-RO TEMPERATURES Gn
PROPERTIES OF PLASTIC CONCRETE -U-
AUTHOR-102j-BALBAr Lj~
SELETSKfYr L.I*
CCUNTPY OF INFO-USSR
SOURCE-BETON ZHELEZObETON 1970, 16(11. 14-16
DATE PUBLISHED---70
SUBJECT AREAS-MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS-CONCAEFE, FURFUkALr ACETONE* MONOMER, LOW TEMPERATURE Er"FECT,
COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH
CGNTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLA5S-UNCLASSIFIEO
PROXY REEL/FRAME--2000/1058 STEP NO--UR/0097/70/OL6/OOL/0014/rj(',I.b
CIRC ACCESSICN NC--AP0124715
UNCLASS IF (ED

212 OZ3 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING oArE--30,--"-'t7()
CIRC ACCESSICN NO-AP0124715
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. CONCRETE MIXES, CONTG. AODED
SIMILAR TO ZPERGENT FURFURAL, SIMILAR TO 12PERCENT FURFURAL ACI:T(jNl-
MUNG-MER, AND CATALYTIC AMTS. OF PHSO SU83 H, WERE HARUENEf) IN THE
LODEGREES TO PLUS 20DEGREES RANGE. THE LOWERING OF ]HE rEmp. ONLY
SLOWED DO~)N THE HARDENING PROCESS AND THF INCREASE OF THE CD.NPRE 5ST
I . ON
STRENGTH. E.G., THE CONCRETES HARDENED AT MINUS IDDEGREES TO MINUS
8DEGREES FOR LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO 5 MONTHS HAD A COMPkESSION STRENGTH
SIMILAR TO 10PERCENT LOWER THAN THAT OF THE CONCRETES HARUENEU AT
ZODEGREES. 6N WARMING UP THE RATE OF THE HARDENING INCREASEU AND THE
CONCRETES REACHED THEIR ULT114ATE STRENGTH IN ALL CASES.
U* N, c L A 31 S 41 F I E: 0

JO: Jpes 5,1C61
.2s 7LLy 1973
GROWING SINGLE ORTHOPERRITE CRYSTALS &Y CRUCISLEUSS ZONE MELTM
44~0~14ad A. "a. Chervonanklo rp 3-37
1. Intr-~duckion
Ap,,jn,j the 14r,je -,.*)r,,jt or ferrite materials, ~rth~fprr-
Ites of rare earth elvmvrlts ocrlipy a sFPclal pl;~.:e !,-7ausp of
their specific ragn~tic end optical propertlen. Vainki Weak
ferrom&jnets with a clo_-arly utilaxial aniz~ttot~y,
those materials are id"ally suitable for the cr"tiln of a sys-
tem of mobile i:~olatcd domainn in thin monocrystallinr lavers
[1j. Such a possikillity open5 up the rrospects of crrALini3 an
entire class of lvqlcal lind storale jnits rja:;ed on the record-
inj, control and readout of domatn~ -- information-aarryinq
media C.7, 3). At the prenent k.1mr, side t)y side with t~rtho-
ferrlt~n, attemr-ts are belng made to use other unlaxial maq-
4ets .- hexaferrites an,1 garnetn with cr~mplex comrof1tions --
for that purpor,~ (4]. OtCholerrites. h_--ever, have a number
of advantaqes over other uni.axial ferrIten duck tQ the record-
hic1h m,,hility of their d,:mair1-- r,-,zzr.J trnnnpartlncy in visil3le
anti infrnrnd li,?ht, and relatIvely high technological level of
the ryntneslr of ,In,.;Ic crystals. In (11) it was shown that: the
d,imatn mobility In YroO can reach 6000 cm/ (second) (cersted) at
rrom temperature and 50,000 cm/(nPc*nd)(oerntcd) at nitrooen
temperaturpso whizh is higner by several ordors of ma~^nitude
than In jarneta and heyaferrlte:;. The trnnsparency of ortho-
ferrites at room temperature in red liqht (,N ~ 0.6 micron) is
bstantially higher than in all known magnets (6, 7), and in
"
:umbination with great mag neto-optical effect this permits visual
NtUdy of the domain structure and use of magnetooptical readout

USSR LTDc: 621.318.i(o88.8)
MIEDVER DEV, S. A., KOLCHTIN, V. V. , BALBASHOV, A. M. , CHEIPARIA , V. P. , Mos cow
Power Engineering Institute
"A Hexaferrite"
USSR Author's Certificate No 281710, filed 3 Jun 68, publi.shfad 10 'jt~-c 70
(from RZh-Radiatel~-Ilnika, No 6, Jun 71, Abstract No 6V-1465 F)
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a hexaferri-te which
contains iron oxide, strontium oxide and chromium oxide. As a dfstinmuish-
ing feature of the patent, the field of anisotropy is increased to values
of 33-40.3 thousand oersteds with a ferromaTnetic resonance width of 1.8-2.2
thousand oersteds or less by taking the initial components ir the follow-f-E-3
proportions (in percent by weight): strontitnn oxide 9.85-9.95, chromium
oxide 23.2-32, earid the remainder iron oxide.
1/1

?.
USSR UDC 621-318049-731
BESSONOVP Do Ass CHI';RVONENKIS, A. YA.
"Study of the Hysteresis Properties of Monocrystals with Garnet
Structure"
Dokl. Nauchno-tekhn. konferentsii -00 itopam nauchno-issled. rabot
za 1968-1969 za. Yosk. energ. in-t, 1970 a. Sekts. Hadiotekniche
kaya. Podsektso ferritovoy SVCh radiofiziki (Reports of Scientifi,
Engineerin ' Conference on Advances iii -Scientific-Research Studies
in 1968-19E9. Moscow Energetics Institute, 19?0, Section on Radio
En, ineemngv Subsection on ferrite microwave physics), Mloscow,
199%lDp 151-155 (from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 2, Feb 70, Abstract
No 2 45 )
Translationt Results are presented of a study of the hysteresis
-DroperTies of" several garnret-structure ferrites intended for use in
microwave phase shifterse The study objective was to establish
the material composition, the melting regime, and the subsequent
thermal and magnetic treating regimes which will increase the
1/2
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USSR
BALBASHOV, A. fit., et al, E
itoaam nauchno-issled. rat
19?0 ~Z. Sekts. Radiotekhni
radiofi&L~.i, 1969'. Dn 151-
Feb 70, Abstract No'~B145)
-tekhn. 1"onferentsii
1968-1969 ga. ",!.osk'_.__enerF-. in-t
ya. Podsekts,, ferritovoy SVC-h
rom RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 2.
rectangularity of the hysteresis loop, reduce the losses, ensure
high thermal stability, and short switching time. The basis of the
compositions tested was yttrium ferrite garnet, which has been
used success-l"Ully in various microwave devices but has a low rec-
tangularity factor. All the measurements were made on monocrystals
grown by the method of non-crucible zonal melting with optical
heating. The substitution selection is justified. Resuits are
described of the synthesis and study of the monocrystals o-f the
resultina systems* Two illustrations, One reference. VIV.
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61 P, V UR 0482
AA0051814-
Soviet Inventions Illustrated, Section III Mechanical and General,
Derwent, )--7o
242038
FIXINQ VERTICAL PROPS in the holds of ships
during log loading, using
a chain and lever arrange-
ment on the lip of the
hatch. Chain I is
permanently attached at
one end to brace 2, while
the other end is free.
Brace 2 Is mounted on the
4. f the hatch 3 by
L
lip 0
means of a shaft and nut
4. After the prop has been
41 positioned in the brace, the
chain is passed around it
and a link at its free end
hooked on to catch 9 of
lever 6. The chain is
then tightened by turning
lever 6 on axle 7, so that
19820908

AA0051814 AUTHORS: Kuz'min, V. !.: Balberov, Yu. A.-; Pisarev,
N. Ye.
Gor'kovskiy Institut Inzhenerov Vodnogo Transporta
an eye on the lever fits over a ring on the brace;
retaining pin 12 can then be passed through both
to fix the lever in position. 18.1.68. a&
1211141/29-33, KUZIMIN, V. 1. et at. Inst. of Water
Transport Engineering, Gor'kii. (4.9.69) But
14/18.4.69. Class 9-1e, Int. C1. B 65g.
IL9820209

"112 013 UNCLASSIFIF! PROCESSING DATE--13NOV70
TITLE--RESIDUAL INTERACTION ANU THE RE' G EM EN TEFFECTS IN ATOMIC NUCLEI
_U_
AUTHOR--d4LBUTSEV -- ~~B.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--TEO'-,ETICHESKAYA I MATEIMATICHESKAYA FIZIKAY 1970, VOL 31 NK 21 PP
255-264
OATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS, NUCLEAR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
TOPIC TAGS--ATOM, NUCLEUSY OXYGEN ISOTGPEi SPECTRUMt FLUORINE
CCINTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
OCCUME14T CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/Fi-tAME-3003/112-lt STEP
CfPC ACCESSI,7,N NO--AP0130157

212 013 U-,NCLASSI FIED PROCESSING DATE-13NOV70
CIRC ACCESSION 1110--AP0130157
ABSTkACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- AiISTRACT. A METHOD OF CALCULATING THE
REARRANGEMENT r_-FFLCT Cl-JqRECTION TO THE RESIDUAL IrlTEkAcillj.',j IN ilrgm[C
NUCLEI IS GIVEiq. THE RESIDUAL INTERACTION IN A EQUALS IF, 'idCLE0, Is
CALCJLATEJp- THE HAIIADA JUHiNSTON POTENTIAL BeING USED AS Tii-l PAPTICLE
POTENTIAL. THIS RESIDUAL INITERACTIO.',f IS USED F04 CALCULA~Iiq(, fHE
SPECTRA CF PRf,'-IE18 0 AND PRIME16 F AND THE ISOTOPIC SHIFT IN PRIAE17 o.
IT IS S40WN THAT REA--~RAN6LMENIT EFFECTS STRONGLY INFLOENCE THE RESULTS OF
THESE CALCULATIONS. FACILITY: OB"YEDINENNYY INSTITUT YADERNVKH
ISSLE00VANlY.

USSR
UDC 547.26'116
KIRPIC147-V, P. P. , ~~ALIC----EITIKO, R. K. KRUGLYA--K, Yj. L.
WkR71YY,OV, I. V.
"Reaction of 1,3,2-Dioxaphospholpnes ',-!ith N-Chloroi-i-idoacetic
Esters"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey -Khimii, Vol 41, No 10, 1971, p 2338
Abstract: For the first time, a study was ma.de of the reactions
of 1,3, -dioxanhosDholenes with N-chloroacetimidic ethyl ester.
It was shown thpt the reactions of 2-halo- or 2-alkox?1-1,3,2-
dioxa-ohosnholr,nes (I), with 0-1 alkyl substituents at the 4 and
5 C positions in the ring, gave oDen-chain Dhosphoryl comnounds
resulting from brealring of the C-0 bond in the ring. In contrast,
the reactions of I, wV'i more than one alkyl substituent in LL or
5 Dositions, gave the dioxa-phosDhol2ne ring compounds and a hPlo-
alkane. The yields and some ohysicel constants of the compounds
obtained are given.

USSR uDc c621.1)62:538-3: 532.51.018. 5.001.2
BAL 1 A.
"An Electrohydrodyn-ainic Induction Method of Energy Flux Conversior 3-a-zed
on Using Orthogonal ElLectric and Magnetic Fields and Nonconductive Workirn~
Flui ds "
V sb. Elektrotekhniha (171-ectrical Engine eri n collecti on of works),
1970, PP 130-i3-3' (--:'---Om 11 Sh-Ele'- trot ek-hn a i Energetika, -,'o 1, i-an 7-1, Z`b-
stract No 1A150~
Translation: '11'he pni)er Presfmi- a thearetical calculat-ion. ,,)f rhe tim."2-
-averaged retarding wrid total I)ower de,-iel.oped when a nc,ncunducti_71~_-
working fluid flows in the channel of an electrohydrodynamic generator
for one special method ;:)-," excitation of the generator by an ~dternatin,:~-
electric field. It is shown that the overation of such a converter is
reversible.

USSR
UDC [621.362:538.3:532.51018.5-001.2
BAL'CHITIS, A. V.
"An Electrohydrodynamic Induction Converter With Traveling Electric Field"
V sb. Elektrotekhnika (Electrical Engineering--collection of works), Kaunas,
1970, pp 134-137 (from RZh-Elektrotekhnika i Energetika, No 1, Jan 71,
Abstract No 1A151)
Translation: The paper contains a theoretical analysis of energy conversion
in an induction-type electrohydrodynarac generator with traveling electric
field D Dm efGIt-c'x), where Dm is the induction amplitude of the electric
field, a 7r/-,, T is the pole division, and x is the coordinate lengthtrise
of the c-hannel. axis. The rate of flow of the working fluid in the channel
is constant and uniform, and the conductivity a of the fluid is constant.
Finite formulas are given in the narrow-channel approximation for calcu-
lating the power of the generator. It is concluded from -ail analysis of
the results that electrohydrodynamic induction generators vould be effective
at high electrodynamic ReVnolds numbers, and law sliding s of the workiri,v
fluid in the traveling field. In the generator mode, maximum power takes
fluid
place under the condition sReel = -1- It is shown that for a working
1/2

USSR
BAL'CHITIS, A. V. , Elektrotekhnika (Electrical Eng-ineering-collection of
works), Kaunas, 1970, pp 134-137 (from RM-Elektrotek-hnika i Energetika,
No 1, Jan 71, Abstract No 11~151)
with low conductivity, the induction method of electrohydrodynamic conversion
of energy yields a greater volunetric power density than a magnetohydrodynamic
induction generator with a traveling magnetic field. G. A. Razumov.
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U

USSR
ux 669.o46.5
ANSIMILS, I. I., FEDO-EE-MV.? V. V. , OYSK) G. N., YZ-GORC-7.0 SOLIVOKIN) S. P.,
-OV
TYURIN, Ye. I., DAITILIN, V. I., SELWAINOV, V. M.., S11rKGV S. S.,, ZY19YA1,
Yu. Ye., and B
"Use of Electroma-netic Stirrina in Vacutm Meltincr of Steel in a Ladle"
Moscow.? V sb- "Sovremennyye problemy kachestva stali" (1,11ISiS), (Collection
of Works. Modern Problems of Steel (Zuality) (Moscow Institute of Steel and
Alloysi, Izd-vo "Metallurb-iya," Tio 61, 1970, pp 222-227
Translation of Abctract: Brief technical characteristics are given of the
electropLag,netic stirrim- of steel in a ladle. Data are presented on the
effect of electroma'-netic metal stirrinG an the uniform distribution of
added deoxidizers and alloyina eler,2nts, and also on the si6nificant increase
in the duration of Vacuum sr.'e-Iting. A new production technoloa for the
ShXA15 steel is prascntcd in which comLlete deoxidation and alloying is con-
ducted in the ladle at the end of vacutmi smelting. '.,ie su.:-ested method is
theoreticall.-J- The re-sults of thc-- first eyD-~ri-mental :r,-,lts are
presanteil- 3

1/2 Oil
TITLE--CHANNELS OF THS PI
POSITIVE PLUS M GAMMA REACTION
AUTHOR-(04)-BALOINo A.B.,
N.N.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
PRIME POSITIVE PLUS P YIELDS P PLUS PI PRIME
AT 2.9 GEV-C -U-
ERGAKOV, V.A.9 TREBUKHOVSKIYj YU.V.j SHISHOVI
SOURCE--YAD. FIZ. 1970, 11(4), 800-4
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT. AREAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--PION PROTON INTEkACTIONv BU311LE CHAMBEat EXCITATION CROSS
SECTION
COINTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAMF-3001/Z207 STEP NO--U[