SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BARKHAMOV, L. S. - BARKOVSKIY, V. U.

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USSR UDC 536.722
SHPILIRAYN, E. E. , KAGAI, D. N., BARYUMOV, L. S.
"Experimental Study of Thermodynamic Properties of Berillium Oxide in Liquid
and Solid Phases"
Teplofizika Vysokikh Temperatur, Vol 9, No 5, 1971, pp 926-'928.
Abstract: A mixing method using a calorimeter with an evaporating liquid
is used to measure the enthalpy of berillium oxide in liquid and solid phases
in the 2,000-3,200*K interval. The material studied.waslunder its own vapor
pressure in sealed ampules of tungsten and molybdenum. The results of measure-
ments are used to produce the heat of melting and capacity of the liquid
phase of berillimr, oxide, which have not beenpublished previously in the
literature.

USSR UDC 616-28-008,1-057:007-51
;H G. I. Institute of Wbor Hygiene and Occupational Diseases,
Macaw;
Academy of MeAical Sciences USSR,
"Changes in Auditory Analysor Functions in Personnel'Working at Control Desks
Involving Perception of Spoken Information"
Moscow, Gigiyena Truda i Professionallnyye Zabolevaniya, No 7, Jul 70, PP 32-
35
Abstract: Shifts with time in the level of auditory sensitivity of dispatchers
and announcers working at airports and for the.Moscow telephr~.ne system were
studied during a workday. The greatest volume of auditory information was
handled by dispatchers in the airport control tower; their work involved
radio transmission and reception. For the other workers studied, information
transfer was by telephone. The airport'dispatcher must keep track of the nave-
ment of airplanes and may have to.retain a great deal of information from
radio-transmissions and radar screens. It was found that in all of the groups
tested, the differential capability of the auditory an~Llysor was reduced during
the workday. The qualitative andquantitative characteristics of these shifts
were specifically related to the bulk of information and the transmission
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BARKHASHY G. I., Gigiyena Truda J Professionallnyye Zabolevaniya, No 7,
Jul 7.0, pp 32-3
channels. In radio reception, the change in auditory sensitivity was char-
acterized by an increase in tonal thresholds over a wide frequency range (from
125 to 2000 cycles). In the reception of information over a -telephone, a
decrease in auditory sensitivity was obsex-Nred within a'narrour frequency range
(around 2000 cycles). In persons occupied in intellectual.work without any in-
terference with the auditory aiimlysor, a decrease in auditory sensitivity was
likewise observed; in this case, the shifts were uniform over the entire audio
range (from 125 to 10,000 cycles), These data indicate that shifts in auditory
perception can be brought about either by specific loads (such as perception of
spoken vords through radio or telephone) or as a reault of general fatigue pro-
duced by strenuous mental vorko The frequency range a~rected vill vary in the
different cases
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USSR ULIC 547-5391-542.91
OSADCHIY, S. A. and 4~~4 110vosibirsk Institute of Organic
Chemistry, Siberian-Division of the Academy of Sciences., USSR
"Synthesis and Some Corwersions of Poly-fluorinated Indandiones-1,3. H"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Organicheskoy Kbirdi, Vol 6, NO 9,~ Sc 1-) 70, PP 182.5-1620
Abstract: Condensation of tetrafluorophtillic anhydride with ethyl acetoace-
tate in acetic anhydride and triethylamine trives a 61f,i yie-1 d of triethyla'.1-dre
salt of 2-c-arboetho.,,)r-),-,5,6,7-teti,afluoroiridandione--1,3 (I) 1rhich 111"01
acidi ication r-lelds the free M, n-P-: 130-1-32c. Acclordinrl- to IR, PIMH3, and
f9 Jc r:p. He
W-17R-F ectra this corlpoijnd exists entirely in enoli in
0
acid i-tieditar, yiolds 4 6
Atoroindmldion,0-1,3 (3-1), )t'.p.
exicto entirel- In thr-- diketo forn both in 1,01-id o4ztt'.' U1, Gi-11
.1 1 ,1 If- 3
solutions. In alco-hol and alcoholic bare the t:.-wtomerl;~n-, nhifts towiardr~ the
eno-lic fol-M. 1"'et-hylation of (11) by diazoi;!ethamne in ether yields t-1-le mat!*'l
ether of the enolic foin of (H), n.p. 11.8-1190. VnJi,~r ;uch conditionr,
indandione-1,3 does not i!~ethyhite. Oxidation of (1:1) by "SU in bewtrne ;'ave
I?
bia-4 6 --,-P- 320-323 ~-Itmtion o
5) 7-tc~ 0 1 f (IT)
5,6,7-te'r--
a.mixture.of nitric acid and acetic 1cid gave 2-nitro-4 fluoroin-
dandione-1.3 (III), r-1-P- 143-14ko- Bromination of (111) 2-broro--,)-
rm- -IR-THTA-um -%TMM I I oil im%~

USSR
xskoy Pai-Traii, vol 6,
Zhurnal Organicl
OSADC111Y, S. A. and
SeD_ 70, PP 1,815-1820
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nitro- 4, 5, 0', 7 - te t" rafflu o.-ro-lndand Lone -1, 3 (Iv)j M.-n. 118-11.1,
dantrione-1,2,3, m.p. 96-950 was obtained by reactirj (IV) nitlrc-~en-.cne.
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USSR jTDC 547.539+542.91
0SADr,11IY, SA., and BARKHASI-11, V. A .Institute of Organic
-Chemistry, of the~Academy of Sciences
USSR
"Synthesis and Transfoemation of Polyfluorinated Indiandiones-1,3. I"
Leningrad, Zhurnal organichoskoy Khimii, Vol 6, No 8, Aug 70, pp
1636-1644
-ILlorinated
Abstract: The purpose of this work was to SynthCSLZe P01YZ;
cyclic &,--1 n, n 'f the distri-
Chi -and. adr-t 0
A n
,qr,inati-om
b~ution :of allovin- elpinents:,iii-tt~d,prodLtt's;:Of chlo i ti Basic x-
-i~-6f,lrid trial titanium tetra-
'd*t re~coeffic4ents, cai* us
a, 1,',u culated per 't'ai
p n
616ride deduced, and Aata ard givOrv -on ~tlla qqq j ty of the TiC14 and
Miticins Aill one v ible.
-th"e.~dpollge titanim obtlined. Th~oc. 13.41v

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ipical Factors of
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_U2 009 UNCLASSIF PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
:'TITLE--COVARIANT FORM OF FOURTH ORDER TENSORS IN CRYSTALS,-U-'
,AUTPOR-102)-FEUOROV, F.I.t BARKOVSKtYs L'.Mo, ,n
~_COUNTRY OF INFU--USSR
t~t )(UL 124, 726-34, APRIL
:0ATF
:TOPIC ~AlGSI--!~AYSTAL VECTOR, TFIIIIISUR
RESTRICTICtfS
"bocu- ENT CLASS--UNCL4S5fPI0r)
PROXY "RE C_L/~: R A-4 3007/ 1 t 13 5 r E P U R 0 316 f I a Ii z r '0 0,fI.? '113

2/2 009 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING OATE--27NOV70
~CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0136533
~-h BSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT., CONSIDERATION OF POLAR rENSOR IN
THE HIGHER RANK BY ANALYSIS OF O'l S 00
INDIVIDUAL COMPONENr.S JIFIC MET
CUMSERSO-ME, AS, FOR EXAMPLE IN CRYSTALS WITH 32 SYM.-METAY CLASSES. THE
APPLICATION OF MATRICES ALSO HAS DRAABACKSo AND~THE PROPOSED METHOD IS
BASEDON PRESENTATION OF TENSORS OF RANK~ABOVE THE SECOND ORDER BY A
COMBINATION Or' PRODUCTS. THESE INCLUDElTENSOR OF THE SECOND RANK UNIT
VECTORS ORIENTED ALONG THE CRYSTAL SYMMETRY ELEMEhTS. THE SFCOND RANK
TENSORS.ARE DERIVED FROM THE CONDITION-OF.fNVARiANCE OFTENSOR AS FAR AS
JHE SY14METRY GROUP TRANSFORMATIONS. THE. PROCEDURE CA NBE EXTENDED TO
.:.::.::HIGHER RANK TENSORS.
UNCLASSIFIED

Acc. AbstractingService:~- Re'L. Code:
CHEMICAL~ABST,5-10~
r~' rO457lq Solubitity products of 8-mercaptoquinolinates of
certain metals. Kharko-er M Z.: Barkovskii: V. F-: Vdovins
V.
GIULoVA, I . I SSR).
Zh. Anal. Klj;,n- 1970, 2-i(l). 3 3-(Russ). Sbly. products o
Co. Pb. Zn, V, Bi, and Afn'S-niereapto~uinoli~iates were detd.
b
an ext.
y x n-photornetric -nethod. Their ueg.'Togs are 29.60,
26.02, -99-4-1, 25-10, 46.81, and 15.94, resp. &ly. prwhicts of
Fe, NITI, Ni, alul Bi thiooxiixates it), CIM. -%Ore dotd. The
following soly. scale w',Ig COMP63C& M11 > V > 11;p > Ni - Fe >
Co - Zn > Bi. Conditions for sepc. those ejellients With thio-
oxine ivere calcd. Chaini Weiner
REELIFIRME
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~__-_-1/2 009 UNCLASSIFIED ~OROCESSING DATE--160CT70
CERIUM MOLYBDENUM HETERUPOLY COMPLEX -U-
'AUTHOR-(02)-BARKOVSKIYt V.F., VELIKANOVA, T.V.
-COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
b ki EP\3%X- 1~11W'L'o ------- I CA
SUBJECT AREAS -CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC ANALYSISs CERIUM COMPOUNG, MCLYBDENUMI
COMPLEX COMPOUND, PHOSPHORUS COMPOUND
CC NTRCL MARKING--NIO RESTKICTIONS
DOMMEN'T CLAS5__UmrL.ASclFIEb
PROXY REEL/ FRAMt'--l 'K4 3/0157~3 STEP t4U--,!R/0038j'7,*-',/~'IL-.1/~3,1--/J7(i~~/-,,'5?
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0113550
UNCLASSIFIED

,.:.,212, 009 UNCLASSIFIED PkOCESSING DATE--lbOCT70
ClRC ACCESSION NO--AP0113550
... ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. FORMATION OF P-CE-MO COMPLEX (1)
-ORMED
~.IN HNO, SUB3 SOLN. WAS STUDIED SPECTROPHOTOMETRICALLY. I F IN
~o 2-0.4N HNO SUB3. AT SMALLER THAN 0.2N HNU SUB3 CONCN., A DOUBLE SALT
:OF CE-MO PPT. AND AT GREATER THAN 0.6N HNO SUB3 CONCN., THE INTENSITY FO
:.THE-EXPTL. AND BLANK SOLNS. INCREASED,DRASTICALLY~d vifiEN SINCL SUB2 wAS
I SOLN. IN 0.6N H SUB2 SO SUB4 A BLUE PRODUCT FORMED. I HAS A
2:1 CE.-P RATIO. FACILITY: URAL. GOS. UNIV. IM. GORIKOGU,
,-~-:.SVERDLOVSK, USSR.
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'PROCESSING DATE--13NOV70
_069 UNCLASSIFI
CIRC.ACCESSION NO-APOIL5752
:,~-ABSTRACJlEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. DURING. THE'!REACrION OF NA
PHOSPHATE, AMMONIUM MGLYBDATE, 'A.140 MO(V). AT A TOTAL C_OMPD. CONCN. OF N
TIMES 10 PRIME NEGATIVE3 M A BLUE MOLYBDOPHOSPHORIC ACID (1) IS FORMED
AT.A VARIABLE MO(Vl):t4O(V) RATIO. AT A: MOLYBDATE CONCN. Of: N TIMES 10
PRIME NEGATIVE4 M THE REGION OF MAX. COLOR DEVELOPMENT IS AT PH 1-6-2.3
.-AND AT A CONCN. OF MOLYBDATE N TIMES PRIME NEGATIVE3 M THE RANGE IS PH
0.65-0.94 IN:THE LATTER CASE MOLYBOATE CONCN.-:1S~INSUFFICIENT.TO FORM A
HETEROPOLY COMPLEX. THREE TYPES OF UARE FORMED.: THE 1ST WITH A P
TOTAL~VO~RATIO OF 1:6 AT THE TOTAL~ SUM.OF COMPONENTS OF 2 TIMES 10 PRIME
-THE ZND WITH A 'ENT o
NEGATIVE3 M, L:9 RATIO AND COMPON CONCN. 4. TIMES 10
PRIME NEGATIVE3 M,.AND THE 3RD WITH.A: L:13 RATIO AND THEJ TAL C MP NENT
a o 0
CO
NCN. OF 4.8 TIMES LO PRIME NEGATIVE3,.M* THE. AV.. VALENCE OF MO DURING
_~-I:FURhATION IS-5.84 WHICH REPRESENTS~A, MO(VI.)-MO(V) RATIO OF 10:2. ALL
-HAVE-MAX. ABSORUANCE
IN JHE ~ 830 NM REGION
FACILITY:
URA LSTATE~UNIV.p SVERDLOVSK, USSR.'
UNCLASSIFIED

1/2 029 LNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--20NOV70
';~TITLE--ANALYSIS OF FERRUMAGNETIC MATERIALS. u s, cbF;B MEkCAPTOiJUINOLINE
~'FGRJH.E EX.TRAUION AND PHCTCl',lETkIC ANALYSIS OF A NI.WN, COBALTi NICKEL
i:: AjTHGk-(05J-GANO_l:'0LSKIY, V.I., KHARKOVER, MOZ., BARKOVSKIY, V.F.,
V.S., KOSTYUK:CULGAVCHUK~l LOP.
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S IAKAD. NAVUK BELARUS SSR, :SER. KHIM.. NAVUK 1970, L), 58-63
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O-ATIE PUBIL ISHEE-7
UBJECT AREAS--CHEPISTRY, MATERIALS, PHYSICS
0,P[C-TAGS--MERCAPTAN, CUINULINE', PHOTOMETR IC ANALYSIS, IRON, COBALT,
_LVENT_ EXTRACTIO14
'ICKEL~ FE-P.RGMAGNETIC F I L il, S ii
C&4TRCL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
~.PRO,XY REF_L/J`RAMlE--ZOO0/2105 STEP NO-UR/0419/70/0001001/0058/0063
CIRC ACCESSICN NO--AP0125689

2/2 029 UNCLASSIFIED PROUES5LNG DATE--20NUV7C
CIRC ACCESSIGN NLJ--API.'L'25689
:ABSTRACT/EXTkACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE USE OF 8 MERCAPTOQUINOLINE (1)
IN THE.EXTN. AND PHOTOMETRIC ANAL. OF 2r AND 31 COMPONENT FERROMAGNETIC
FILMS (FEtC0ivNlj FE,Nl# FEPCOI AND CO,NIJ! WAS STUDIED BY USING SYNTHETIC
SAMPLES I CAN BE USED SUCCESSFULLY IN THE ANAL., OF FERROMAGNETIC
MATERIALS. THE SAMPLE OF THE FERROMAGNETIC MATEkIAL IS DISSOLVED IN H
SUB2 SC SUB4 OR HCL,ITREATEi;,WITH AQ. SOLN.,OF 1. SIJ84 OH, AND CHCL
'~--SU83. TPE CHCL SUB3 EXT. is TREATED KtTH.'AQ. 6-aN,H SU82 SO SUB4 TO
FE, ThEN WITH AQ. HCL TO REMOVE NI. THE AQ. SOLNS. ARE REEXTD*
WITH CHCL SUB3. THE ABSORBANCES ~OF~ THE CHCL SU133;,EXTSI. OF FE, COP AND
N 18-MERCAPTOQUINOLINATES ARE MEASURED AT:14504, 1476t AND 540 NMI RESP.
FACILITY: INST. FIZ. TVERD. TELA POLUPROV.1 ~MINSK* USSR.

1 009 UNCLASSIFIED~ PROCESSING OATE--30OCT70
TITLE--SELF CONTINGENCY OF OPERATORS.PRODUCED BY THE SCHRODINGER. EQUATION
:,-,WITH INHOMOGENEOUS BOUNDARY CONDITIONS ON A PORTION OF THE BOUNDARY -U-
V.U.
tOUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
:SOURCE--DIFFERENTSIALgNYE URAVENIIAp:VUL.. 6 rMAR. 1970, P. 513-524
DATE PUBL ISHED---MAR70
:SUBJECT AREAS--MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES
T.OPtC TAGS--MATHEMATIC OPERATOR, SCHRUEDINGER EQUATION, HILBERT SPACE
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
.DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--L996/L473 STEP NO--UR/0376/70/006/000/05L3/0524
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0118462
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UNCLASS r I
i.;" Nal-1,2A