SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BOLOTIN, YU. L. - BOLSHAKOVA, L. P.

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USSIR 0 ri C
I. Bm0'fI,,I '-Ij. L., and SPOLINIX, Z. 11.,
tute of the Ukrainian Acaaeny V Sciences, K'harkov (Fizi:,o--LO-1-:hrichesl,,i,-.,, insti-
tut All USSR, Kharikov)
"Coherent Excitation of Oscillation by Particle Fluxes in Ferroma;-;netics ;-;-ith Lo-,,;
Magnetic Anisotropy"
Kiev. Uk-r-a-inskiy Fiziches'-dy Zhurnal, Vol 15, No 3, Illarch 1970, pp 4331-437
Abstract: The authors deterzdnc the condition for the coheron'u e-.-cit-.ation Of
coupled oscillation by particle fluxes in ferroriiinnetics cf-fect-i-le an-,30-
tropy. The grawt-h increment for the oscillations is also determined. The results
shovi that the gro-wituh increment is significantly larger than encountered L-i ordin-
ary ferromagnetics. This is explained by the fact that lori~-,.-iaave osci-11--Iv- ions
are excited in crystals with low effective magnetic anisotropy. As a consequence,
the coupling parameter b is large and is proportional to the scruare of the wave-
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AIU=Z!~R, i. A., BARTS, B. i.,_AQ~PTIN , YU . L
, _ P.
"Proton-Neutron Correlation in Medium and heavy 'Nuclei"
I-loscow, 'PisIma v Zhurnal EksDerimentallnoy i TeoreticAhesko-
Fiziki, Vol 11, 1,110-11. 5-,a 19YO, PP 557-559 - 3_
Abstract: in the light of possible equality of the chemical
-potential of neutrons and protons, it is of interest to conolder
the cuestion of the conseauences of proton-neutron (pn) pairing.
7 .
In this Daper it is demonstrated that this pairing essentially
changes (by comarison with ordinary pp and nn pairing) the
isotoDic structure of the correlation functions of the nucleons
of the nucleus. The author begins his analysis with the Hamil-
tonian
HI Z -Zia 1 a- 1 a 2 8' s
i Pl'1 -Pl'l _P2s2 P2 2
-Where a , a are the oDerators of destruction and -enera-l,-ion
ps Ds 0
of a nucleon wit.n. the pulse p, the spin projection s, and the
isospin projection i; and I is the interaction potential, which
is nonzero in a narrow energy range near the Formi range, He
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1. A., eta!,
M Fizilri, "Fol 1-1, '17o 11, u n e 1 0 ,'P'n
e or c 'U.L
then uses the ordinary nothod of superconductivi-IL-.-y zheor:,- to
obtain expressions for the Fourier of th.e correlation
4
nn~-- o-r' the nucieon density WO~) and is-ospin density
oined out that '--he iso' 'uro of -
It is -0 LI LI ~0-~):Lc Stl'uc" I tne
correlation functions obtained differs appreciably 'Lrom the
isotopic structure of the correlation functions in the ordinary
(t-wo-'Lluid) superconducting model of the nucleus in which the
correlation of the superconducting t-y-pe occurs only between
particles of one variet7t. This d-U.-Cforence between the q -uasi-
fl,-,4-d and cuasideuteron models of the nucleus can be essentially
eA-dbited in a number of nrocesses of interaction of particles
with nuclei. Graphs are nresented which ^clearly show that in
the case of pairing of the quasideuteron type the scattering
cross section has an essentially different nature than in the
case of pairing of the two-fluid type.
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Acc. Nr: P0044384-
PRIMARY SOURCE: Molelculyarnaya Biol~gly~p 1970, Vol 4, Nr 11
PP AP-12y,
INVESTIGATION OF HISTONE STRUCTURE
R,aamm, Ye. I.; Birshteyn, T. M.; Balo,tina,-_L. A.;
,.-:4
Vorob'yev, V. I.; Dmitrenko, L. V.; Nekrasova, T. N.;
It-1 17
Institute o! Cutn.,orw-a-nd_In;1it'u_(e 61 Hikh,',jollecular Weicht
and Institute 01 jifolecii[al~--Bi-6to-g-~,--A-ca-dem-y of Sciences, VYYR, ifoscow
The structure of four historic fractions (h'o' f2 (a). f2 (b), f.-,) has been studied by the
methods of optical rotatory dispertion, potentiometric titration ?nd viscometry. The ana'-
lvsis of the data obtained made it possible to draw a conclusion th3t histor"es are not
-globular proteins. 1he dependence of reduced viscosity oil the charge o, (lie molecule
and the innic strength of the s3lution showed that the dimensions of the histone mole-
cules depend to a large extent upon file forces of electrostatic interaction. This suggest3
that the hislone molecules- are co 'nformationally flexible and probably exhibit the confor-
mation of a statistical coil with the incorporation of helic-a! rcg..ons.
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The potenfiometric titration curves have been obtained for all the histone fractions
-and cave been used for calculati-ng the number of ionizable groups, for determining their
PK' and the change in the mean overall charge of the molecules with the pH alteration
of the inediurn. The effect of pli and the ionic strength of tile solution Oil tile a-helix
-content of varions histone fractions was studied. The data obtained were compared and
a conclusion was drawn about the non-uniform distribution of the charged groups in the
histone molecules. On one hand, histories contain at neutral pli coil shaped sequences
-enriched with basic arnino kid residues with high density of (lie positiye charge and
on the other hand, regions capable to form helical stuctures and containing both acid
and basic amino acid residues. A model is proposed describing the structure of histories.
The important differences between histone fractions were shown to exist mainly
,due to the distribution of the charges along the chain.
197171001

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UDC 627-8:550-834
MBMYWII, A. D.) nsucmao, Z. G. and ~I~I~AN EnSineers
"Experience in the Use of Seismoacoustic Methods for Determination of the Zone
of Rock Removal for Foundations of Concrete Structurer) of the Ust'-Ilimskaya
Hydroelectric Power Plant"
Mscow, GidroteYhniclieskoye Stroitells-tvo, No 10, Oct 73, pp 17-21
Abstract: A description is given of the use of seismic methods for IChe deter-
Mination of sectors vith the predcrindnant develc,17mnt of horizontal or vertical
jointing. Seismic transmission between the joints is ui~crl fOr thrce-diMeD-
sional delineation of isolated zones vithin the depth of the Seismic
observation permits objective and continuous determination of the depth of'
propagation of intensively fissured rock of the basis of celected proflies, and
permits quantitative characterization of the integrity of the rock in a of
surface destruction.
A combination of geolo8ical-engixieering
I-nd seicmaur~oui;tic zhould
De applied in study of the foundationc of largge hydraullic-eagineering structures.
6 figures. 1 table- 7 references.
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RAIKOVSKIY, V. S., et al., Poroshkovaya 'Metallurgiva, No 1, Jan 73, pp 88-92
4-6%, substantially surpass cast and deformed titanium. In the study of in-
creasing density of sintered titanium blanks by upsetting, forging, and
extrusion, it was shown that use of a technological scheme, including cold
molding and sintering with subsequent hot deformation, makes it possible to
achieve a 100% density. The mechanical properties o~: the sintered samples
were evaluated after hot deformation, and it was shown that their strength,
ductility, and impact strength were close to that guaranteed by the techni-
cal specifications for VTI-00 alloy. 7 figures, 1 table.
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UDC 535-89
BO.RISEVICH, N. A.) GRUZINSKIY., V. V., TOLKACREV, V. A.
"Generation of CoLmarin Solutions Under the Excitation of a Flash Bulb"
Minsk, Zhurnal Prikladnoy Spektroskopii, Vol 14, No 1, Jan 71, PP 148-150
Abstract: Nine coumarin derivatives were used to obtain generation and tuning
of the generation frequency. The concentration of solutions was 0.1 g/1. A
specially designed quartz flash bulb with an evacuated air space (/%j 60 wm)
was used. A capacitor bank provided a rise time of the light pulse of the
lamp of,,- 0.4/tsec. The position of the maximum and the width of the Fenera-
tion bands are compared for pumping by the flash bulb and pumping by the
second harmonic of a ruby laser. The generation bands under both forms of
pumping are wide -when a nonselective resonator is used. Due to the slight
overlapping of the fluorescence and absorption spectra, the generation bands
correspond to the maxina of the fluorescence bands and they are not shifted
or only slightly shifted with a change in the concentration of solution.
Generation of cotimgrin derivatives was possible in several solutions. With
flash bulb lr-,-zpinz zhe energy of the radiation generated for 7-sillfomethyl-
amino-4-methyleoumarin decreases in the solvents water, ethyl alcohol, a=d
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BORISEVICH., N. A., et al., Zhurnal Prikladnoy SpektroskoDii, Vol 14, No 1,
Jan 71, pp 148-150
dimethy1formamide. Generation frequency timing was carried out for a solution
of 7-amino-4-methyleoumarin in ethanol, which had a generation band of the
shortest wavelength of those known in coumarins. The most intensive part of
the generation band was located in the range 438-446 am. Smooth frequency
tuning with simultaneous narrowing of the generation band was accomplished in
a wider region, 427-453 =- Solutions of mixtures of coumarins are suggested
to obtain laser radiation in the widest possible spectral region.
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GTJROV, P. I., NERSESOVA, G. N.
_WDistribution of _'-Iolecuiez Accordincr to Radia-tive Cen-~;ers in
Frozen n-Parafin Solutions" Z.
_-roskoDiya, 'Nar 725 PP 531-5'~4
Lenin-rad, Oz) llc;a i Snel-t
ABSTRACT: The concentration of a solution prepared at room temperature deter-
mines the total nuriber of -molecules in a frozeyli Dolycrystalline Triedium. -,ihich is
distributed according to the different types of radiative centers. in this
work an attempt is made to evaluate the concentration of iiiolec~iles slim-ling thin-
Iine spectra according to the measurement of the quasi-line intensity (I.) in
the luminescence spectra of anthracene in n-heptane over a i-ride range of con-
centrations. The experimental results obtainea sh(w that under conditions of an
increased rate of enystallizat tion of the solution the raraber of zrinolecules corres-
ponding to quasi-bright.-IJ:,ne si)ectra increases and the region of linear depend-
O"wo Of Iq on the concentration increases. As the rate of crystallization" (for
ex.nple, the freezing of a large volume of the solution) decreases., the method
Suggested mwkes it possible to evaluate also the nunber of inolenules which are
not isclated by the matrix.
The article includes three figures. There are 6 bibliograpIric references.
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CHMICAL ABST. .5-170
Ref . Code:
'4
94912k Concentration dependence of the spectra of frozen
rn-pilraffin solutions.
C.-Uroy r. I. W$-
SR), Opt. -The dissoln.
of aromatic compds. in n-paraffin solns. was carried out at 20*.
0*, -20' and -80'. The satn. of the anthra6ene. spln. in n-
heptatte or n-hexane at -80* was 10-4 or 5 X 10-63f, resp. - The
concns. were in accordance with those, at which the diffusion
max. in the spectra appeare&. Tlie amt. of the analyzed compd.
.which was in excess in the satd. soln. at'-L given tevap. caused
the formation of the aggregates which were responsible for the
absorption and emission diffusion spectra. This assumption
was proven with the help of fluorescence spectra of frozen n-
heptane soln. of anthraceme (5 X 10-'Af) at 770K. The forma-
tion of the spectrum of the aggregate was connected with the
formation of the primary solid phase of the growing crystals of
the admixt. in the conditions of deep cooling. The possibility
of the cmation of the different forms of the spectrum (quasi-lille
or cryst.) from the different parts of the soln. proved the area]
difference of the centers responsible for these spectra.
J. Vachek
RE%FWIE
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;AAM49961 CHEMICA'L ABST.,5110
Ref. Code
1410d1
Effect of ethyl bromide on the probabilities of inter-'
r,,=,,, transitions of aromatic hydrocarbons in frozen
n-paraffin solutions- U214
jkQj&,:4L N.;. Schkar, Q. N,
(USSR). Opt., SPe*ffB-sk-. 1970, 28(l), 43-6 (Russ). EtBr
(O-W%) was added to the soIns. of aromatic hydrocarbons
(naphthalene, indene, phenanthrene, and Phi) in n-piraffins.
The effect of the heavy Br ion on the spectral properties (fluo.-
rescence Ijr, and phosphorescence intensities rp, lifetimes, and
intercombinational transitions) was detd. at-77-70K. The addn.
of,0-10% EtBr caused an increase of Ip; at EtBr concns. > 100j7r,
Ip decreased. The probabilities of the transition from the
lower excitated singlet state into the metastable k'st-T were
not affected by EtBr. Ir of the soln. did not change on EtBr
addn. in the tested coricn. range. The changes in phosphores-
cence were due to the changes in the consts. corresponding to the
k'r.s., and k'r-s, metastable to ground state transitions. The
probabilities of the latter transitions increased by I order in the
presence of EtBr. H. Parizkova j
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4fM45523- CHEMICAL ABST. UR 0 0,5-/
fO84553e Effect of ethyl brorni len. the quasilinear lurnines-
Celice and absorption spectra of biphenyl. BolotnikQV;3 T.ji.;
~iichkan 0. .; SjUzQ""*-h_D_.A:U.
1970, 28j), 172-3 (Russ'. The PreseriLe of RtBr (1) i-- rozen
solus. of aromatic hydrocarbons (C6Hs, PhMe, C10HE) in n-pnraf-
fins at 77*K changes their spectral characteristics as a result of
the formation or an unstable charge-transfer compI-_,_,. Thc
spectra for frozen soins. of biphenyl (II) were compared with
those for previou;4y studied aromatic hydrocarbons. The addn.
of I in the CaSe of 11 SOILS. leads to aa hypsochromic shift of the
singlet-singlet absorption bands and to a certain enhancement of
the intensity of the triplet-tripleL bands, No changes jr, the
phosphorescence and fluorescence spectra of 11 wereb obsel. in thc
presence of I at 77'K. The uv absorption spectrum of 16- -v
soln. of 11 in I showed a charge-tt ransfer absorption band at 341
nm. C. Parkanyi j
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UDC 614.72:615.285.7
SM-U, Ye. I., IVASOVA, L. N., and BOLOTNYY, A. V-.,-.A1l-Unj.oli Insbitute of
Hygiene and Toxicology of Alle sti c-ile-s-," T01:3~.R~ s, and Plastics, Kiev
"Pollution of the Environment with Or-anophosphorus Pesticides"
U
Moscow, Gigiyena i Sanitariya, No 10, 1973, pp 75-79
Abstract: It is evident from this reviev of the literature, Soviet a-nd
Western, that the extent and duration of pollution of the atmosphere wit~n
organophosphorus pesticides depend on the method by which they are applied to
The crops, physicochemical properties of the compounds, and clirrat"i-c conditicn-s
and other factors. The degree of persistence of organophosphorus pes-t--Ic-40es
in plants varies with such physical factors as Volatility and solub-i"'ity -in
water and or -anic solvents. The chenical and biolo.-I..-~- st-tbility of the
compoundr~ deter~mnc the extent to which they are de-stroycd by ultr~-Iviolpt
radiation, oy.-Igen and air temperature, and plant enzYmes. The mc-Umd of
c-16es, nunber of applicn-1 !.oil!;, rate of e-, poildi ttj--r,
applyin,- tile - J.- L k,
of plant treatei, I-re other -,m.-,)Ortant Factorr, The le-,relE of-'
in soile and tileir raiirolJor; vary vith the t'.
compouridn, charantorLntica of the noil (type, raoi.-IJ;cc; corlll,;nt, p7l, fILCIT-
florn, etc.), npeeic:; of' plmntn prowing, and corj(1j1Jan~,-. o!' ut,c.
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LQ)C 669.1t658-562
STEE-I'SEWCOI N. Y.j BQLV1MYY# V. M., and GO.--O,1YENKQ# V. S., Dne pros pe t-5stal, FlFwt
"Development of Nondestructive Tests at the Dneprospet5stal' Plant"
I (I
M
oscow, Stal', No 8, Aug '-), pp 756-758
Abstracti The equipment for ultransonic testing of internal defects in blanks
and section rolling is briefly described along with eddy current defectoscopy
for testing the surface quality of rolling production which is being used or
marked for introduction at the Drieprospetsstal' Flanti three-charinel iLnits
UDTs-18TZ and UDT-s-26, inmerision units I-1 and UYX--3, automatic defectosco-oes
ASK-10 and ASK-12, Zond-1 ferrosounding unit. etc. Mass Droduction is tested
In automatic lines and small batch output -- on matiual and sqemincchanized
tables. Solid nondestructive testing not only increases quality and reliability
of metal product OUtDUt but alos. makes it possible to actively attack the basic
technological process.
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5;0LjC!TCV, A.A., FIES, Ya.A.
UDC 621.~96.2~7-8
ffiEvaluatlon Of Effectiveness Of Use Of A System Of Transmission Of Discrete
Information Vith AUtointcrrov,.q4A_Cn Cr. Llziwe Uf lonoBpheric Scatter"
Moscow, Elektroavyazi, No 12, Dec 1971, pp 20-25
Abstract; 'The results are discussed of tests of a system of transmission of
discrete information with detection and autointorrogation of a distorted com.-
bination (ADC) on a line of ionospheric scatter 1500-km long passing thrc-ugh
the middle latitudes. During the experiment an apparatus was used which made
it possible to conduct simultaneously telegraphic operation wi-Lh a 7-010MOnt
code for four channels with a transmission rate in each channel equal to 48
baud. Because time-division -multiplexing visa used in the viyetem, the rate of
telegraphing in the group channel amounted to 1512 baud. The euthora conclude
that use of an ADC system, on ionosDheric scatter radio lines =skes it possible
to decrease the number of errore 90--100 times with probabilities of error
(by signs) in a channel emaller th3n 5 . 10-2. The effectiveness of trans-
miEsion with use of a feedback- channel only for trens-miusion of an "interro~:_-tion`
proves to be above 90 perce2t with -.)robabilitlies o-f errore (1by sicns) in a
channel less than 2.'15 . 10- - Use of an ADC nyBtom with 4-channel talegraphic
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BOLOTOV, A. A., FIKS, Ya. A., Elektrosvvaz', No 12, Dee 1971, pp 20-25
operation makes it possible to provide the same quality and reliability of
communication as that in a system without ADC but with a smaller poWer of the
transmitter and duplex reception. Use of ADC acquires a particular value XThel
communication on an ionospheric line takes place in the presence of persistent
noise. The experiment showed that in this case also the ADC system assures the
necessary quality of communication with some slowing down of the transmission
rate. The authors thank N. N. Shu-,,iskiy for his assistance. Received by editors
13 Oct 70. 3 ref. 3 fig. 1 tab.
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TITLE--DESTkUCTIVE HYDRG-GENATION 1,F TRIALKYLACYLGXYSILANES -U-
%05)-,.z TOVY, B.A.,
BATYAYEV, YE.A.
CCUNTRY OF INFC--USSR
.SOURCE--Zfl. OBSHCV. KHIM.
DATE PUBLISHED--70
C.RLOVAt T.V.t KHARITONOV, N.P.r SHENBERG, N.N.,
197C, 40(4), 823-7
,SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
,TOPIC TAGS--HYGROGENATION, ORGANIC SILANE, METAL CATALYST, CARBOXYL
RADICAL, N'ICKEL- CHRCMIUM Dx!n-r--
CCNTRGL MAAKING--N0 kESTRICTInNS
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CIRC ACCESSICN NO--AP0128583
ABSTRACT/EXT;~ACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. HYGROGENOLYSIS OF RSU83 SIO SUB2
CR PRIME1 WITH R SELECTED FROM MEv ET OR PR AND R PRIMel FROM GT, PR,
t3u, C SU65 H SU81l OR C. SUB6 H SUB13, AT 200-300DEGREES 20-250 ATM OVER
RANEY NI OR NI-CR OXIDE CATALYSTS OCCURS AT THE C-0 BOND WITH
TRANSFORMATICIN OCCURRING MAINLY AT THE CAkBOXYL GROUP. THE DISILOXANE
'C AT
PROOL IS FORMED BY CEHYDRATION OF THE RESULrING R SU63 SIOH IN CONTACT
WITH THE ACID. THE PRIMARIY ALC. AND CARBOXYLIC ACID FORMED IN SUCH
TRANSFG9MATUNS ALSO REACT TO FORM THE APPROPRIATE ESTER. SATO.
HYDROCARBONS ARE ALSO FORMED, OWING TO CATALVTIC'CONVERSIONS OF THE
ALC5. hNC ACIU5 OVER NI CATALYST AT SIMILAR TO 300DEGREES. THE REACTION
ALSO GAVE SCME CO, GO SU52v CH SUB4 AND YARIOUS UNIDENTIFIED OR TARRY
PRODUCTS. RESULTS OF MANY RUNS WERE TAB,'ULATED. THUS THE PRODUCTS
INCLUDED R PRIME1 He R PRIME1 CH SUB2 OH, R PRIMEI CO SUBZ Hp R PRIMEZ
CC SU62 CH SUB2 R PRIMEI AND (R SUB3 S11 SUB2 0. FACILITY:
LENINGRAD. GOS. UNIV., LENINGRAD, USSR.
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(JDC 621.318.435.3
BABAK, 0. V., BOLOTOV, B. V.
Magnitnyye usiliteli s analogovoy pamyatyu (Magnetic Amplifiers with Analog
Memory), Kiev, Izdatel'stvo Teklinika, 1972, 108 pp
Translation: A study was made of the problems of constructing magnetic ampli-
fiers with an analog memory applied in automated control systems. The ampli-
fiers with composite cores -- magnetically hard for recording analog data and
magnetically soft for reading it - are described. Stich devices, on amplify-
ing the analog signal, permit reliable storage of it for a very long time.
Their schematics and structural designs are presented, and the design charac-
teristics and methods of controlling and improving the storage precision of the
standard circuits are discussed. Examples of their prospective application in
industrial automation systems are given. The book is intended for engineers
and technicians working in the planning, design and operation of automation and
remote control systems. There is 1 table, 53 illustrations and a 28-entry
bibliography.
CONTENTS
Preface .......................................................... 3
I. Peculiarities of Constructing Magnetic Amplifiers with Analog
memory ........ .............................................
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BABAK, 0. V.1 et al., Nagnitnyve usill_LiLeii S analogovoy pamyant'vu, Kiev, Iza-
tel's tvo Tekhnika, 1972, 108 pp
1. Physical Operating Principles .......................... 5
2. Analysis of the Operation of the Circuits of SinFle-
Cycle Devices .......................................... 11
3. Linearitv of the Output Characteris tics and Storage
Precision of Open Circuits of Single-Cycle Amplifiers 18
4 . Co re S i z e . 0 . 0. . .6 . * . . * . &. . .0. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
5. Power at the Output and in the Control Circuit ......... 28
6. Construction of the Control Circuit .................... 37
7. Two-Cycle Devices .............................. I ....... 51
11. Methods of Improving the Storage Precision .................. 514
8. Basic Parameters of Magnetic Analog Memories and Repu-
lating Devices .................................. I ...... 54
9. Compensation Procedure ................................. 56
10. Tir-o-Pulse Procedure ................................... 57
11. Cascade Procedure .......................... I ........... 62
12. Procedure for Improving the Storage Precision of
Magnetic Analog Pcgulating and Storalge Device,; Based on
Transition to an Tdeal Magnetization Curve ............. 67
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BABAK, 0. V.9 et al., Magnitnyye usiliteli s analogovoy pamyat'yu, Kiev,
Izatel'stvo Tek-hnika, 1972, 108 pp
III. Application of Magnetic Aiaplifiers with Analog Mevory ...... 70
13. Magnetic Amplifiers with Analog Memory in Voltage and
Current Storage Circuits .............................. 70
14. Hybrid System. ........................................ 74
15. Application of Magnetic Analog Regulating and Storage
Devices in Computers .......0 .......................... 83
16. Special Purpose Circuits .............................. 88
17. Application of Magnetic Amplifiers with Analog Memory
with Industrial-Frequency power Supply .... *o.4 ........ 99
Appendix ........................................................ 1-03
Bibliography .................................................... 105
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USSR uDc: 621-318.L35.3
BAB.AX, 0. V. , WIMMOlf
"Magnetic Amplifiers With Analog Mem-ory"
Magnitny govoy P at yu (cf. English above), Kiev,
,ye usiliteli s analo MV4 1 -
"Tekhnika", 1972, 108 pp, ill. 41 k. (from RM-Avtomatika, Telerekhanika
i Vychislitellneya Te-1--chnika, No 7, Jul 72, Abstract No 7A85 K)
Translation: The problems of constructing magnetic amplifiers with analog
memory used in automatic control systems are considered. A description ic
given of amplifiers with composite cores -- magnetically hard cores for
recording analog information, and magnetically soft cores for readout.
Devices of this type, by amplifying tbe analog signal-, enable reliable
signal storage for a considerable length of time. Circuits and struc-
tUral diagrams. design particulars, and methods of control and improving
accuracy of memory storage in typical circuits are given, and examples
are also presented for promising applications in sy6tems of industrial
autOzation, 53 illustrations, I tablet bibliography of 28 titles.
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IJSSR
UDC 6191616-98",',75-08-"r.47i6'~;'6.5
L&GUIMN: A.. Y . V. 11. K--TARTA._-,'OV, V. T.
POLIKAPPUl, B. V. IFMAl- II*OV, P. B. ~_n-d G.A.
"Larosol Vaccination of 1~~oulti7 A-ainsc Newcastle Disease"
u I-
Eoscow, Yeterina-riya, 'No 1., 1972, PP 511F-56
y ~,&Linst !.'ewcas"Ic; disea~:e
Ab3tnac 'I i Cne-V.7,-.o z-aroscl vaccluiation of poultz-
produccal L-Lron?: j-,7-uni-".,( in almiost 3 nillion ania-:als of different
ages and brecds to a~,vcjrL~.:! cff'ect on their productivit,v. Tlia pro-
ceduru ana consiricrably less vaccinc than -L"o2- nansal
or ~;O,:lc 80,000 to S'0,000 5--lay-old
bY th2:0'-' In 5-- to 12--daY 0', 1
11 - %, ccin.-
JIICICU~;%4 cd with liv_ a e v 0
Ch'icl:s h--' S
V--rIan ,,i'-h the o-P pof-~'vacc-!.nal
J.-. - - Cj 0.:: E, 0 _C! 02: -,,-:-_vacr_4,---
c 1 0. i ic 2: ea s c ("t f h r!
tion 12 to 14 la!~cr.

USSR
UDC: 62l.n4.26
QV B. V. SIII'I:ZIKOV, L. S. , U-YAJ',I)V, I . L. ,
BABI~K, 0. V. , MGM, Ya. F. , BQLQ~T
KHOMM711:1,:111KO, M. G., Institute of Electrodynamics, AcaderV of Sciences of
the UkrSSR
"A Pulse Frequency Divider"
USSR Author's Certificate Ho 215-10100, filea 20 may 68, -vublished 30 Jar. 70
(from POn-Av-,or-atika, Teleniek!=,ika i Vychiislitellnay Tt!khinfka, T C~ 11
Nov 70, Abstract- 11o 1lAI83 P)
Translation: Thi-S Author's Certificate introduces a nulse frequency divider
based on a storage core made of a ferrornagnetic rauterial with rectangular
hysteresi loop. To i-risure the possibility of regulati 'ng Lhc coci-
ficient, the --to-rage core with 4-+--- windings is placed bt~,' I:t--cn the uoies of u-
core of rnaigneticully hard materIal, rMe control iwindirt,- or ccra-
in connectcd to u key coincidilricc, I~atx- throuL6i a j)iiI:I-(- ~jrctdt. fk
TjU-I-SC With fiZl~-! ~L-Mlli,-UdE., and duration is fed tc; the inz)ut of the
divider. Before arrivpi of the first pulse, the core ol.~' the divider is in
a state of ner~atlve rund the ohaper tronsistor i~; in Lhr: clltoll'
state. The and subsf:gu~---Flt r"Ilre incrc-aze ir--V~I;l C,.f
tion of the core ut) to the saturation point. 'ei-nen th-Ls harpens, the tran-
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0. V. , et al. , USSR Author's
sistor is switched to the act4--,.,e state awrid it shapes an, output pulse. The
circuit then returns to the initi&l state. 'Pie division coefficient of -u'n--
frequency divider c---i be varied by changing -
j g the magnet4zation of the mag
netically hard core, thus chanEing the hysteresis loop of -Uhe core with rec-
tangular characteristics. One illustration. 14. S.
2/2 - 40 -

USSR uDc: 681-325-33
GOLIK, S. M., BOLOTOV, B..V., BABAK, 0. V., Institute of Electromechanics. Academy
of Sciences vT-TVe-M_a!_n_1an SSR
"A Digital-Analog Device for Shaping Spiral Scanning Voltages"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlennyye Obraztsy, Tovarnyye Znaki, No 28,
1970, Soviet Patent go 281018, Class 42,.filed 20 Feb 69, PP 150-151
Abstract: This Author's Certificate introduces a digital-analog device for shaping
spiral scanning voltages. The unit contains a sawtooth oscillator to which two
modulators are connected together with a code-to-voltage converter with a data
transmitter for the angle of radar beam rotation. As a distinguishing feature of
the patent, precision in shaping the output voltage is improved by adding a voltage-
-to-Dulse duration converter, a master periodic oscillator, two keys, and two ad-
justment devices. The inputs of the voltage-to-pulse duration converter are con-
nt:cted to the outputs of the master periodic oscillator and the code-to-voltage con-
verter, while the outputs of the voltage-to-pulse duration converter are connected
to the modulator inputs through the keys and adjustment devices.
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USSR UDC 681.34
DOTZOGOV, A. YE., a0l, B. V., KIRILLOV, V. G., OGURTSOV, K. A.,
PRYASHNIKOV, V. M., -an-d R~MV, B. A.
"Analog-oigital Decision, Regulating, and Control Computer"
USSR Author's Certificate No 258744, filed 17 Nov 62, Moscow, Otkrytiya
Izobreteniya Promychlennyye Obraztsy i Tovarnyye Znaki, No 1, Jan 70,
p 132
Translation: An analog- digital decision, regulating and control com-
puter which consists of an adder and memory unit, problem inout unit,
multiplier, input device for positioning coefficients, and control
desk is Dresented. Its special feature is the fact that for the pur-
pose of simplification coupled with increased versatility, the adder
and memory units are connected to the outputs of the input device for
positioning coefficients and the multiplier. The output of the input
device for positioning coefficients is connected to the first input of
the multiplier, and the computer input is connected to the second input
of the multiplier through the problem input unit.
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USSR
VDC 62-233.2
mWjVAJ6_) &,, Gandidate of Technical Sciences
HARININ, V. B., Engineer, ankUL
"A Stand for Monitoring the Vibration Characteristics of 'U:Ltrasilent' Radial
Ball Bearings"
Moscow, izvestiya Vysshik-h Uchebnykh Zavedeniy, Nasl'iinostroyeniye, pp 440-42
Abstr8icti The SKVP-3 measuring stand was designed for shop and laboratory
monitorin- of the vibration characterisites of "ultrasilent" radial ball bearings'
with an inner diameter of 10 to 60 zm. The inner race of the bearing travels
at 1500 rpm, the maximum value of the radial load is 50 kg. The kinenatic
system of the SKVP-3 stand differs from the presently known types by virtue of a
minimal number of vibxation-interference generators, so that it doos not have an
intermediate stock, a belt drive, or a clutch. The experiments showed that
1) the level of the spectral components of the vibrati-on. interference of stand
SKVP-3 is 8 to 10 decibels lower that of a stand of the Fourth State Bearing
0
Plant, therefore when the vibration characteristics were monitored on stand
SMT-3 bearing 309 satisfied the requirements s-cifted in technical specifica-
'r- L.L
tions 4477-E for low-noiss ball bearings with the "Sh6" index, whereas the
bearing received an index of "Sh2" on the stand of the Fourth State Bearing
Plant; 2) the SKVP-3 stand has a llminimaX' level of vibration interference,
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USSWI
MARIMIN, V. B., and BOLOTVI, B. YE, Izvestiya Uchebnykh Zavedeniy, Mashino-
stroyeniye, pp 40-4Z
since the vibration acceleration of the rotating mandrel (without the bearing)
does not exceed 26 decibels at a frequency of 50 Hz, with a succeeding rise by
4 decibels for each octave. It follows that stand SKVP-3 provides for high
monitoring accuracy of the vibration ch=cteristics of antif-riction bearings,
and therefore its introduction at bear-LaS plants can coazido.--ably L-10=-jaze t!ja
percentage yield of serviceable radial ball bearings with an index of "Sh6" and
higher. Two figures, 7 references.
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- 1/2 018 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--090CT70
TITLE--ACETYLENES FROM NATURAL GAS OF THE KOMSOMOLISKOE DEPUSIT IN A
PLASMA JET -U-
AUTHUR-102)-VAL18EKOV9 YU.V., BOLOTUV, G.M.
CCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-DQKL. AKAD. NAL;;~ TAjjZjj.
, 1- SSR 1970, 13(3), 27-30
DATE PUBLISHED ----70
S-113jEC! AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TGPIC TAGS--ACETYLENE, NATUR-'L GAS, PLASMA JET, CHEMICAL ?L-%T EQUIPNIE-INT
MAPKING--NO RESTP ICTICANS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PRUXY RL-EL/FkA.'-lL--1997_/Zoj6 STEP NU--UR/O'rZ5/70/C)13/CjO-J/00~7/0030
CIRC ACCESSICN NO--AT0112971
jl'~ ~- L 4 S S I F I E L)
1
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2/2 018 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--09UCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NJ--AT0112971
A6STIRACT/EXTRA~:T-W) GP-0- ABSTRACT. fHE 15-Kti E0Ulpl-lf-%,T DESCRIBED By
V- AND U. ii9b~4) iiAS USEU. A SrREAM OF (bASi---D ON CH SIJB4)
OF NATURAL GAS (CH SUB4 91.4, C SUB2 H SUB6 2.14, C SUB2 H SJ34 0.06, C
SU33 H SUBB 0.50, ISO-C SU:34 H SUB10 0.08, N-C SUb-i H SU:~10 O.L7, C SU.135
L -R 0 N 0
SUB12 0.10, G 0.01 AND N 4.75 VOL. PERCENr), AFTE REACTI N I A 1 1.
H
-MIIN PLASMA JET OF AR (50-150 A) ANO COOLING TO R0,31ti TEMP., CONTAIr'4ED:
H, CH SUB4, C SUB2 Fi SU66, C SUP--2 H SUB4, C SUB2 H SUB2
(1.03-21.ZPERCENT). C SU63 H SU88, C SUB3 H SUB6, 1SO-C SU54 H SUB10,
N-C SUB4 H SUB10j CH SU82:C:CH SU82, MEC TRIPLE BOND CH, CH SUB2:CHC
TRIPLE BOND CH, ETC TRIPLE BOND CH, CH SU82:CH:CH SUB2 AND HC TRIPLE
aOND LC TRIPLE BOND CH. TOTAL C SUB2 H SU82 CONVERSION WAS 96PERCENT AT
AN AR:GAS RATIO OF LO:2.5 (WITH PRODUCTION OF 73-8PERCENT H).
FACILITY: INST. KHIM., DUSHANB'E's USSR#
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USSR uDc 621.3.o4g.75
NEFEDOV, V. S. , YAKUNIN, V. A. .,.,B
~KI !. V. , nov, V. S. ,
.,QlgWV,. -r REYEV
GRISHCHENKO, G. V. , VAYSBUIRG, A. 0.
"A Method of Making Multilayered Printed-Circuit Boards"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, izobreteniya, promyshlenny-ye obraztsy, tovarnl,-,re znaki,
No 21 jan 71, Author's Certificate No 290492, division H, filed 18 Dee 67,
published 22 Dee 70, pp 1169-170
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a method of mak-ing Llulti-
layered printed-circuit boards which is based on stacking the boards
followed by int-erconnection of the current-coriducting sections. As a
distinguishing feature of the patent, the manufacturing technique is Sim-
plified and the resolving capacity of the boards is improved by connecting
the outer current-conducting- layer.; to the inner layers, and interconnectinq,
the inner layers, the interlwjer connections of the boards being made by
current-conducting pins.
50 -

UDC: 5~6.421.4-+~36.,~21.1
Ye
"Effect of TMDurj--'-ies on the Cryst-13-ization of SelenJ-,ui Spllero-
L
lites"
V sb. Kristniliaatsiya i 'L_az. (Crystal-li-.-ation !ind
Phase Trans f ormat ion s--c ol le ct ion of iyiz-lr-. ""a-L,-Ira, i tehhn,."
1971, PP 98-105 (-.Crom 9, 1971, Abstract --,',.o. 0,--,,'3C84)
Translat-ion: The ef-i'eCt of In and Te im-ourities on -',-.h:~ cri-r9tal-
'lie me'-hod
lization of thin arior-.1iic Se films is investi-ated by -L, U
o f t. h e d i f f r. a c t, J- c1 c c t -r o r. L i c r c -- c o ri e 1` or o r d J r as
j- :Z 2:- 0c C,e
v;ell as fox- electron beam r 'he i,-
is found -Uhatu In cl--anEes 'he relationsh-J-p of
rates on a mica substrate and DroMotes t1re formation of" n~edle-
shaped crystals Ilater on due to the splittinC~. of crystals
lo reL-Lilar sheaf-shaped crystals and
f ormed i-n U
The-Se cauz ~-:- -i-ra~=. n-d incroas e s J n the naln:, e r o cr-,
U
seeds wit'llout, chan.-in- their mol-nho7 o,---.y .-nd t h e h a t -
in o f, t 1-, e f 4L 1m s c t n, 1) c.~. --: wh n c -, c, L-,.
sity, the acccjlerated -'-n f-'Ims witl-i 'Loth J r: z r
I U
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USSR
UDC: 539.1.071
ALEKSANDROV, I. A., Bn - T , DEVISHEVA, M. N. 3D E, V I -
SHEV, M. I. , ISAKOV, ~~MOYLOV, A. V.
"Spark Spectrometer Investigation of a 70-GoV Particle Beam"
Moscoi-, Atoiqnaya Encrgiya, Vol 31, No 6, Dec 71, pp 589-593
Abstract: The authors evaluate the accuracy of the theoreti-
cal calculations for one of the channels of the accelerator
at the Institute of Ifigh-Energy Physics by comparison with
experimental measurements using a spark spectrometer. Th e
initial statistics tvere gathered during graduation ilieasurements
made in an experiment to detect particles Nr.-ith. a fractional
charge (quarks). In these measurements, the channel was
adjusted to a momentum of 60 or 65 GeV/s with an average zqngle
of emergence =11 and 0.14 mrad respectively. The magnetic
spark spectrometer consists of four neon-filled spark chambers
112

USSR
AILPMAN-DROV, 1. A., et al., Ato-mmaya Energiva, Vol 31, No 6, Dze 71, PP 530-593
with a fap o' 2DO re,,i and a wor~-inrr are-, of 400 x 400 mni. Between the 31vir":
chambers is an SP-12AI ra~;net. A Minsk-2 co--nouter was use(i in analyzirv'r the
fiLms. Differential cross sections are calculated for Dr~D-Iaction of
particles in collisions betijeen protons and alimminm nuclei. A co=arison of
theoretical. and ex-ocrimental boam characteristics shmis that thc: accuracy with
which the -phase pai-ameters of the be-an, -were CalCLIlated is fairly hi-Ii and
technical reali::ation of this accuracy is feasible. The resultIF of calculation
of the differential cross sections for neCativc I:ktrtir--lc jxro~liuction a.---rci_~ satis-
factorily with the data in the literature foupd by another T,-,;A!iod. Tne authors
thank Yu. D. Prolroshkin, responsible for initiation of this i-.rork; V. I. Koto%r
for interest in the work; and also Yu. S. Khodyrov ancl S. 11. 1'1~~nir-.ov for con-
structive criticism. Five fi-ures, bibliography of cig~lt titles.
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USSR
UDC 621.311.001.1
BOLOTOV, V. V., AMUGINA, 1. M., BURTSEVA, G. Ye., DOLGOV, P. P.
Voprosy teorii i metody proyektirovaniya energeticheskikh sistem (Problems
of Theory and Methods of Power System Design), Leningrad, Nauka Press, 1970,
273 pp, ill., I r. 20 k. (from PZh-Elektrotekhnika i Energetika, No 4,
Apr 71, Abstract No 4 Ye172 K)
Translation: Some problems of the theory and methods of technic.-l-economic
design of power systems are discussed. basic attention iE concentrated on
analysis of the set of problems of modern development of power syscems (con-
struction of the power engineering balances, methods of calculating power
reserves, development of the Dower system structure and the intersystem
overhead electric power lines and so on). The book is intended for a broad
class of readers. There are ;9 illustrations, 37 tables and a 52-entry
bibliography.
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USSR njC: 621. 391:5i9.27
117valuation of the Basic Indices of a Discrete-,'-.essan-e R-ad-zo Line'?
1r. Ural's'~-.oro ro-liteklin. in-ta (Works of the Ural Polvtechnicc-'-, -1970,
sb. 183, pp 110:119 (fror, R-7h--,,adiotekhnika, NO 7, Jul 70, Abszract .'.'o
Translation: --.he author discusses the requirements placed on
radio lines. A procedure is outlined for selecting the parane-~ers cf lines with
pulse signals when chaotic pulse interference is present * it is assw,.ed t;h-,t the
indices of interference stability (conditional probabilities with respect to tne
message data and false responses) are predetermined. Five illustrations. :;. S.
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USSR Petroleum Processing Technology UDC 665-521~5
ISAGULYANTS, V. I., 11-OLOTOVA., G. I., Moscow Institute of the Petro-
chemical and Geis Industry imo-i-il-1-.M. Gubkin
"Ashless Lubricating-oil Antic%xcidant Additives Based on Diosterodi-
thiophosphoric Acids"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Prikladnoy Khimii, Vol 43, No 4, Apr 70, pp
925-926
Abstract: Research has been begun in the field of sulfur-, phos-
phorus- and nitrogen-containing compounds for purposes of finding
new ashless lubricating-oil additives possessing high antioxidant
and anticorrosive properties. O,O-Dialkyl- and 0,0-di(alkylaryl)-S-
carbamoylmethyl dithiophosphates with the general formula (RO).-
PSSCH2CONH have been synthesized by the interaction of potassium
salts of dithiophosphoric.acids with monochloroacetamide. Prelimin-
ary tests of the resultant compounds with MT-16 oil show that they
have good antioxidant properties.
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112 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
TITLE--ASH FREE ANTIOXIDANT ADDITIVES TO LUBRICATING OILS BASED ON
OITHIOPHOSPHORIC ACID DIESTERS -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-ISAGULYANTS? V.I.v BOLOTOVAt G.I.
COUNTkY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--ZH. PRIKL. KHIM. (LENINGRAD) 1970, 43(4)9 925-6
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATE=RrALS, CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--ANTIOXIDANT ADDITHEY LUBRICATING OlLs PHOSPHORIC ACID,
PHOSPHATE ESTER, LUBRICANT ADDITIVEr AMINE DERIVATIVE, ORGANIC SULFUR
COMPOUND
CC-NTROL P4ARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3001/22Z4 STEP NO--UR/0030/'10/0lt3/00't!O')2r./()')26
CIRC ACCESSION NJ---AP0127586
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Tim naRD 1N i-EWIRY OF 1. 1. CHERI~YAYEVC
[ArLicle; Morruea Ver:tnik Ak~,depiji Nnuk 155H, Hustsian, No
'June 1973 p V!3i
in thc 113,;tltutc~ of Gell~r-II and Itlorelatlic ch,~mintr-i
1111eld. 14. S. Nurnakov of tile AS USSR on 29 Januar-i Toro pc~_
sesited lectures dedicated to the memory of an outrtan, let,;
Sovim; ch~ttlbL, A,::ndp~.ictan Il'i7 C tier nyayev , Lime'!
for the BOth anniversary of his birth.
In his introductory spevcti A:adt_-iT,1c3,,n Y.i. K. Sy.:k-
di,:c,iqt3ed tile life patil and Principal sc I C-I)LM 17 1-11
1. Cht~rnyayev, his teaching, research and sclentific oE-JA'~;
2.1tiollal actlvAty. Connected with the ni)me of tile :;cluntllst
is tht~ discovery of one of the mort interestinq pheniomi-na v.1
the chemirtry of the platinic retals -- trans-effect of
is) the coordir.ation sphere of rhat rLr -;,~
ity Ir, ncw widely used in the solustic)n of very varied
stich as the synthesis of new cornpoundst the separation of V,%.i-
over. metals, their analysis and refining, and in kinetic, cata-
lyLJc and other investigations.
1. 1. Chernyayev successfully worked in the area of th-
trchrioloqy of platinic elements, lend also in that of Hic ch,:,-
istry 6nd technology of actinide clements. His numerous
anti nuccossois are continuing Investigations in thj!-% direc-
Lions.
In accordance with the establittlied tradition, one of the
lectures dealt with the chemistry of platinic metals aild th~
other with the chemistry of actinides.
Candidate of Chemical Sciences S. 1. Girizhilri(j, Lee a re-
port entitled "Coordination compounds-0-f-Pro-tini, c-;vtais z t.,,
ligands containing oxygen", characterized methods of obtal;ir.g
and the results of systematic study of complex compounds with
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th~-
I u c (11 r I I I w f I
cl;-~, r- Yrl 1 11 C, r"T"ll S' hi r h 0 ten or tain r,,jal in
a ni ffer(nit d-jro-.- of nxidation. the repoil -ze
tl
"lcr-rdlr'a "('11 `1
d I n , t-lw int-1, tion ~) ' corrqL-x c h 1 -, r i t-, nitritv,-
hydroxyc.-Ditiplext-s of pl7itinic mt-kaln with ~4ulftjric. and 1~11::rph'cic
~3~: 5 In ';'Ilfat-~ I ~Vr' , I l: ~ A i U.,
and ruLht.-nium. Study (,f sooo r7;it;0%.t1: rojL:ti~ns With tl~' Par-
tic I pation of rulfrite~; ,,nd perchlorater .-f rid"un
thf- aulll,n of tho report to path:~ :t ol. crmpls:x
sulfaLl-!, of platArlic rr-f;~IT, in at . 1.ilytical
Candidate. of Ch,vilral Sciencor 0. L--)!Ct~'V'v
a ref-rt-, entl"I'd "Coor'Arlation cril, ur.inl-
um" . a Cf t-h~ c'*.'I't*-~~7-'~'rlry -f 1,k-
i.~try ur.-injun, t!n~ tro-nd ~f it 7, :1 ....... 1'.
Althnivih C~,trav%jlvrlt vjr~,rium h;,!-, 1-~-;i 1:?l~q ir~-
fritili'll. W11 about 1 Ln Ch'-r"11;t!-Y Wn'll LEIC-~fftl'.' ~a,-. .,.!ry fro'~.m.--l-
tary ;kn,! sc'itll~y. syrt'!T'Itic a-MrLun"..15
of ur.-tol-im (IV) with th-~- t1rawJtvj Ln ot cn~rdlmi~icrl
hav,~ 1.-,~vn conducted All the Institutp of General and Innt'q
ChfNnitftry undp:r the 1-idership of nqpIls of ;. I . Chernyay~v.
V. .r 1, ~ Nrge nuz-.,!.-~.,: of ac:i1-:,-,-
A. Golovir~ anA V,
of, , j ~
o" t~ ' have r,~eri sy,-.thesized and ntj-
died fjulfate, oxalatle, c,,rhonaLe, an,.', al!,o, mixed complexe~'-
The principal regularitils of the genetic sulon'titation ~f acid-
ligands in the intertial sphere ot uranium (IV) have teen, estab-
lished and it har beer made clear that the course ot ,k;b::titu-
tion reactions In compounds o' uranium (IV), ju!rt a~. All cc'n-
poulldn of thorium (IV), obey liawt; of mutual substitution of
ligandv first establi-zhed by R. N. Shrholokov cn the vxnmple
of complexes of uranyl: '0 4 > 5"'; Cl ...
Some regularities of ~h r - ac 11 a I t urani um IV
with neutral 110ands, :;uch an carbamide and tributylph,;)nphine-
oxide, have been determined. The reporter emphasiz&d su~cesscs
in a new region of the chemistry of actinides -- in the Inver-
tigation of ovqanometallit: compounds of urarli= (IV).
187

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UDC 546.791.4-386
ELLERT, G. V., BOLOTOVA, G. T., and KRASOVSKAYA, T. 1., Institute of General
and Inorganic dgeMist'ry' S. Kurnakov, Academy of Sciences USSR
"Formation of Uranium (IV) Sulphate Complexes With Tributylphosphine Oxide"
Moscow, Zhurnal Neorganicheskoy Khimii, Vol 16, No 3, Mar 71, pp 789-792
Abstract: Employing the extraction method it was determined that neutral and
acid complexes of uranium (IV) are extracted from sulphate media into benzene
solution of tributylphosphine oxide (TBPO) with following TBPO:U ratios: 3:1
in case of neutral complexes, and 2:1 and 1:1 in acid complexes. When com-
plexing with uranism sulphate, TBPO may bind directly to uranium -- in neutral
complexes --, or through the protons -- in acid complexes. The U-TBPO bond
is comparable strengthwise with the U-S04 and TBPO-H bonds. It may be assumed
that even in acid complexes the TBPO molecules are located close to the uranium
atoms, since on standing they convert easily to the insoluble neutral complex
U(S04)2'TBPO, in which the TBPO molecules are bound directly to uranium.
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.1/2 028 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--20NOV70
TITLE-DETERMINATICN OF THE SOLUBILITY OF MOLYBDENUM CARBONYL IN CARBON
MONGXIDE AT HIGH PRESSURE -U-
'WUTtiOR-(04)-KRlCHEVSKAYAr U.D*v KREMNEV9 V*L.o ZELIKHMANt L.A.# BOLOTOVAP
'CXONTAY OF INFO-LSSR
7SOURCE-ZH. PRIKL. KHIM. fLoENINGRADI 19709 43(419 877-9
DATE FUEL ISHEC-----70
!SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--MOLYBDENUM rOMPOUND, METAL CARBONYLi SOLUBILITYt CARBON
MC#%CXIDEt HIGH PRESSURE
CGVTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
POCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
:PROXY REEL/FRAME--3001/0439 STEP NO--UR/0080/70/043/004/0877/0879
CLRC ACCESSICN NO-AP012619Z

212 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--20NOV70
CIRC ACCESSICN NO--AP0126192
"ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-M GP-0- AgSTRACT. THE SOLY. WAS DETD. AT 100-2-80
ATM. AND 0-3CDEGREES. THE CCNTENT OF MO(CO) SUab IN COMPRESSED CO ROSE
WITH INCREASE LN-PRESSURE. AN EXPRESSION IS GIVEN FOR THE SOLY. OF
::~.-:MOICO) SIJB6 IN CO AS A FUNCTION OF THE CO PRESSURE.
UNCLASSIFIED-

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UDC 911.3:613.6(575.1)
DIMILNT, I. N., TASILBEKOV, B. U., DAVYDOV, Ya. S., and N.
"Comparative Evaluation of the 3.4-Benzpyrene Content in the Air of Some
U7.bekistan Cities"
V sb. Epidemiol. zlolacliestven. opukholey (Tumor Epidemiology -- collection
of works) Alma-Ata, "Nauka," 1-970, pp 451-454 (from PZh-McditsLnskava
Ceo~rafiya, No 4, Abstract No 4.36.146)
Translation: The highest air contamination indicators were found in Angren
and Almalyk. The chief cause of 3.14-benzpyrene in the air of Almalyl,,
Chirchik, Akliangarau and Belcabad is automobile exhaust gases. Heavy sr.,10ke
contamination was noted in Angren. Great sources of contal-nination in An-ren
are the State regional electric power station and the Construction Materia).
Combine (0.54-0.77 Mg/100 m3 in the sutm-ner and 0.92-1.15 Lf/100 1.3 in th
winter). In the area of rhe Tashkent highway, the level is 0.85 1-.1g/100 r!13.
The Almalyk winter carcinogen concentration in the industrial zone is 0.35
Mg/100 M3; in the residential zone, it is 0.19 LM/100 m3 in sumnier and 0.25
Mg/100 M3 in the winter. Corresponding figures for the city highways are
0.94 and 0.93 Mg/100 m3. The lowest 3,4-b(!nvnpyrcne
in the green belL arOLIlld Bt-l,,-il)ad (0.032 Mg/1.00 1TI-3 In Lho suttw,.ur atid 0.07
Mg/100 3 in Hie Winter).

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-TIOLCTOVSKIY, B. M. and IS"YEV, R. S.
UDC: 535.2
"Z%nergy Losses of a Charged Particle Moving in a Mediura With Slight Dispersion"
Leningrad, Optika i Spektrcskopiya, No 4, October 1G,73, pp 776-77e
Abstract: In this brief communication, slight dispersion of the medium is
defined as a situation in which the square of the extinction coefficient is
negligible compared to the first power of the coefficient. Under this assuimp-
tion, the authors consider a point charge moving uniformly through such a
medium. The analysis begins with a formula for the losses in the particle's
energy per unit length of its path and theoretically obtains expressions for
these losses that are valid for any type of dispersion regardless of its
nature. This article is essentially an extension of the Landau and Lifshits
book E-lektrodinamika sploshnykh sred (Electrodynamics of Solid Media) published
in Mzscow by Fizmatgiz, 1953. The authors thank V. L. G;.nzburg and V. V.
Tamoykin for their advice and comments.

USSR
UDC 535-1+535.225
na"San B. V. - , an~ GI11'ZB1JRG, V. L., Physics Institute imeni P. F.
Lebedev, Academy 01 Sci-sices USSR
olThe vavilov-Cerenkov arfect and the Doppler Effect in the Notion of Soi=cez
at o velocity C.-L-ater Thm the Velocity of Light in a Vacuur"
Moscow, Uspelkd-d Fiziclleskilld-i Nalf,'_, Vol 106, iiro 4, Apr ?2, pp 577-592
Abstracts The view has buen widely held that the Vavilov-Gerenkov efrlect
and the anomalous Doppler effect can bo observed only for waves uith the re-
fractive Index il 10) > 1 (the condition C/'I z/ < C_ ) aria till-t corre-
sponding phenomen-a a-re in-,ossible in a vacuum. 11can-while -tl,,F;re Fire faster-
than-light sourcenz movinC at the velocity I/ _~> c . These t~ouzrces within
ifide limits =i be regardcd on the same basser, as "ox(Unary" sourcess r..ovirg., at
the velocity 1,, 170', Cu sulfirles com-
prised the bulk of the cryst. components. The resinous amor-
phous part of the solid phase resulted from deep oxidative
polymn. and from condensation of the products of the oKidn. of
org. compds. Comparison of ir spectra of solid phases formed
in TS-I fuel under lab. conditions with those formed on pumping
in an app. modelled on an aircraft.fuel system indicated similar-
ities in the compn. and structure, Andrew L. Grochowski .j
19841241

1112 027 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING UATE--160CT70
TITLE--FORMATION OF A SOLID PHASE DURING THISE OXiDATION OF SULFUR
CONTAINING JET FiJELS -U-
AUTHOR-iO2)-BDLSHAKOVi G.F.v KAPLAN9 Z.G.
COUNTRY OF 114FO--USSR
SOURCE--IZV. VYSSH. UCHED. LAVED., NEFT GAZ 1970t 13(l), 56-62
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PROPULSION AND FUELS
TOPIC TAGS--ENTRUPY, ORGANIC SULFUR COMPOUND, OXIDATION, JET FUEL,
MERCAPTAN
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIE0
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1996/1638 STEP NO--UR/0152/70/013/001/0056/0062
C[RC ACCESSION NO--AT0118617
UNCLASSIFIED

212 027 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--16,JCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AT0118617
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE OXION. PRODUCTS OF THE TITLE
FUELS COAGULATED A14D PPTU. THE ENTROPY OF THE COLLOIDAL PARTICLES
OBTAINED BY OXIDIZING FUEL CONTG. PHSH, (PHS)SUB2, AND PH SUB2 S
INCREASED MORE STRONGLY THAN THAT CONTG. DIOCTYL UISULFIOE AND OCTYL
MERCAPTAN. THE MAX. TENDENCY TO ASSOCN., COAGULATIONt AND FORMATION OF
A SOLID PHASE APPEAKED WHEN THE HYDROCAR.BON SKELETON OF THE S AND 0
CONTG. OXIDN. PRODUCTS HAD A DIFFERENT STRUCTURE FROM THAT OF THE
HYDROCARBON MEDIUM. PARAMETERS OF THE COAGULATION AND EFFECT OF THE S
COMPOS. ARE Pr'%'ESENTED. FACILITY: VOEN. AKAD. TYLA TRANSP.,
USSR.
UNCLASSIFAIIED

USSR
BOL'SIUKOV, G. P.
`-"!o`wde~ P~~s~ Apparatus"
USSR Authors' Certificate No 276712, Cl.
B 21 k 2','/00), filed 29 Jan 069, Published
110 3, Mar 71, Abstract No 3G4?6 P)
UDC 621-762.002.5(088-8)
49h, 11; 49 1, 16 (B21 i 13/00,
Lro
22 Get 70 (f m T!Zh-Fetallurgiya,
Translationt The apparatus contains a shaft with flang-es. In order to
lengthen the powder capture zone, the apparatus is equipped with a ring
placed eccentrically to the shaft between its flanges. For conpacting of
pressed powder the Inner surface of the ring Is nade with ribs,
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112 031 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-IRSEP70
TITLE--RESISTANrE OF THIN BANDS TO DEFORMATION IN IMPULSE LOADING -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-BOLSHAKOV, G.P., BELYAYEVA, I.YE.
-COUNTRY OF INFQ--USSR
SOURCE-MOSCOW, KUZNECHNO-SHTAMPOVOCHNOYE PROIZVODSTVO, NO. 2, 1970, PP
w 10-11
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MECH.1 IND., CIVIL ANID MARINE ENGR, MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--BRASSv STEEL, ALI ;"m
_0Yj "'TERiAL DEFORMATION, ELECTRODYNAMICS.,
CYCLIC LOAD TIEST, LONGITUDINAL WAVE, TRANSVERSE WAVE/IiJiL62 BRASS,
(U)K.Hl8N9T STEEL, (U)AMTS ALLOY
Cn-t,.TRC-L MARKIING-NO RESTRICTIONS
00COMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAMIC--1985/0262 STEP ND--UR/0182/70/,900/002/001,9/0011
CIRC ACCESSfOj'4 NO-AP0100773
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 031 UNCL ASS[ F (C-0 PROCESS [Nk3 0 AT E-- 113SEP7 0
CIRC ACCE~SIOIN NO--AP0100773
ABSTRACT/EXTR4C'T--(U) GP-0- A'~STRACT. THIS PAPER DESCRI'EkES EXPERItlE.,NTS
PERFORMED TO TEST SOME ASPFCTS OF PREVIOUS ARTICLES PPOPCSIN-G, A Mr-THOD
OF DETERM[NINC THE DYNA141C YIELD POINT THROUGH ELECrR0DY'J4i*,lIC SHOI-KIS ON
A METAL BANU FIXED AT BOTH ENOS. OETAILS OF THE E-XPE!Z.1Ap4fS ARE SIVt.-N.
AS A RESULT OF THESE SHUCKS, LONG[TUD[NAL PRESENT PAPER ARE CCINCEmEp
WITH THE CASE IN WHICH THE VELOCITY OF THE LONIGITUOIN&L WAVE EXCEFOS
TH4T (IF THE TRANSVERSE WAVE. THEY SHOW THAT FOR MANY MATERIALS
IMPORTANT IN PRACTICE, THIS INEQUALITY OF LONGITUDINAL AND TRANSVERSE
VELOCITIE'S OCCURS. RESULTS OF THOSE EXPERIMENTS ARE GIVEN. ALSO GIVEN
IS A SYSTEM OF EQUATIONS DESCRIBING THE MOTION OF THE THIN BANO UNDER
THE CONDITION OF THE ABOVE INEQUALITY IN VELOCITIES. THE METALS
INVOLVED IN THE EXPERIMENTS WERE BRASS L62, STEEL KHIBN9T, AND 4N ALLOY
IDENTIFIEG AS AMTS.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC: 51
BOL'SHAKOV, I. A., BRIKICER, V. I.
"The 'Quasidiagonall Problem of Quadratic Integer Progrnirming"
Moscow, Mat. metody resheniya ekon. zadach--sbornik (Mathernatical Mlethods
of Solving Economics Problems--collection of works), No 3, "Nauka", 1972,
pp 137-145 (from RZh-Kibernetika, No 5, May 73, abstract No 5v655 by
Yu. Fink-el'shteyn)
Translation: The paper discusses the problem of irinimizing the quadratic
form on an integer lattice
f (0= 6-n)T(D (W-n) - m1n. (1)
Here p. is a given pof3itive definite symmetric matrix;
xis a given vector of coefficients, which in the general case
are integers; n- (n,), i-1, .. . p is the sought integer vector, ii, _o, 1, 2, - - - -
An example is given of economic interpretation of the given problem.
Three methods of minimi -4 ng quadratic form (1) are considered, the first
of which is based on the urinciple of dynwdc progrnnimire-_ the _-ecord --
on using the prc-perties of local minima, and the third is a cembinaction
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BOL'SHAKO,V 1. A., BRIWER, V. I., Mat. metody resheniya ekon. zasdach,
AO-3, 10IT2, pp 137-145
of the first two. The proposed methods, while not universal, are a vast
improvement 6-~rer simple trial and error when the matrix 4- is quasidiag-
onal, i. e.
(2)
vhere m is some small integer, I