SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT CHETVERGOV, B. YA. - CHIBRIKOV, S. I.

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USSR UDC: 62 1.31 5.6:537.226-33
MTTVI~]Rqg J-4.
"Effect of an Electric Field on the Nature of Hysteresis in Ferroelectrics"
Elektron, tekhnika. Nauchno-tekhn. sb. Radiodetali (Electronic Technoloar.
Scientific and Technical Collection. Radio Components), 1970, Vyp- 1 (18),
PP h3-46 (from RZh-Radiotekh-nika, No 12, Dec 70, Abstract No 12v456)
Translation: The author discusses causes of temperature hysteresis of
Permittivity in a barium titanate single crystal, a. ceramic ~ based on it, a-rid
varicaps. It is shown that temperature hysteresis of c is due not only to
a-phase, transition of the first kind, but also to irreversible chwnp,,es in
dOMain structure. Temperature hysteresis ia:dbserved in triglycine sulfate
~'Which has a phase transition of the second kind at the Curie point.' Bibli-
ography of 10 titles. Ye. M.

USSR UDC 519.281
CHETVERGOV V. A.
"Analysis of Distribution Of Mixture of Random Quantities with Linearly Related
Parameters"
Nauch. tr. Omsk. In-t. Inzh. Zh-d. Transp. IScientific Works of Tomsk Institute
of Railroad Transport Engineers], 1971, pp 123, 3.6-41, CTranslated from Referq-
~tivnyy Zhurnal, Kiberne-tika, No 10, 1971, Abstract No 10 V227 by the author).
Translation: A method is suggested for processing statistical data, consist-
ing in determination of the parameters of the distributions of random quanti-
ties included in the mixture, based on the parameters of the general distri-
bution and the specific weight of each random quantity in the mixture.
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USSR
VANIN, A. F., VAMMINA, L. V. and CHETVERIKOV Institute of Chemical-
Physics, Academy of Sciences USSR
"The Problem of a New Type of KLectron Paramagnetic Resonance Signal Detected in
Cancerous Tissues"
Moscow, Biofizika, Vol 15, No 6, Nov/Dec 70, PP 1044 1051
Abstract: Kidney, liver, intestinal,.muscle, and other tissues of mice., rats,
rabbits, frogs, and c: 's, as well as yeast cells were exposed to a variety of
physical factors (heat, cold) and chemical agents (potassium ethyl- or
heptyL-canthogenate, sodium dodecylsulfate or potassium oloate in physiological
saline). 7he parameters ef the electron paramagnetic resonance sirmals (one -Tith
g = 2.03 and another idth a triplet --tructure and g = 2.007) coincided ccm-pletely
with the EPR signals detected in cancerous tissues. As the tissues beca-me necro-
tic, the 2.03 signal =peared and then gradually gave -way to the oignall wLth the
triplet structure. This pattern is also characteristic of carcinogenesis, -where
the 2.03 iigaal ariscs in the early stage but diminishes as the tumor develops
and.1die 2.007 signal intensifies., Some hypotheses are advanced on the physico-
chemical nature of the centers responsible for the tio signals.

USSR UDC 620.193,43
CHMVEIRIKOY, A. V., PAVLENKO, R. A., TYUTYUNIK, 0. A., and KORCHIINSKAYA, 0. A.,
�~Ie_lces W=SSR, Institute of GeneraJ and Inorgarac Chemistry
"Investigation of the Corrosion Resistance of Ilickel in 5nC12_KC1 Salt Melt"
Moscow, Zashchita 1,11etallov, Vol 9$ No 2, Ifar-Apr 73, pp, 192-194
Abstracti The corrosion resistance of Ili in 8057,' , SnCl -2V1,01-melt was
0 2
0 # in orde to obtain data necessary
investigat d by the weigbing method at 30 x
for the production of a semi-industrial,unit for electrolytic tin-plating.
The ~contents of raetp-Is in the melt, in wt.% after testingt -,xe incliczatted and
the results of corrosion tests of 4-64 hxs duration, conducted on a carics
of specimens in protective nitrogen atmosphere and withoixt it, are discusscd,
A considerably higher corrosive pitting took place on spe-cliriens 11ithout pro-
atmosphere, the corrosion rate reaching a maxirwa after four testing
hours. The corzoosion rite of partially subiaerged specimens wa's four times
higher than the corrosion rate of completely submerE;ed specirens. In
nitrogen atmosphera, the corrosion rate was Independent of the dogree of sub-
nersion. One figure, two.tablest eight bibliographic references.
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USSR
CHETIIERIKOV, A. V., Responsible Editor
Korroziya i Zashchita Metallov (Corrosion and the Protection of Metals),
Kiev, "Naukova Dumka," 1972, 128 pp
Translation of Annotation: This collection of works presents materials on
theory.and processes of the fast annealing, deposition technology of polymer
coatings, corrosion resistance of structural materials in aggressive chloride
media, as well as data on the electrochemical behavior of molybdenum, titanium,
and other metals during anode polarization in chromWm sulfate Solutions.
Works are also included on the electroplating of corrosion-resistant indium-
antimony and magnetic cobalt-nickel-phosphorus alloys with predetermined
properties. The collection is intended for scientists and engineers working
in the metallurgical, machine-building, chemical, food, and other industries
dealing with the corrosion of metals and corrosion inhibitors.
Translation of Table of Contents: Page
DELIMARSKIY, Yu. K., MMKOGON, V, F., and CIIETNIERIKOV, A. V.,
"Deposition of Aluminum Coatings From rlectrolytes" 3
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A. V., Korroziya i Zashchita Metallov, Kiev,' "Naukova Duriqka,"
CHEVERIKOV
,
1972, 128 pp
Page
LYAKHOVICH, Ye. F. (deceased) "Electrodeposition of Some Metals
From Salt Ifelts" 6
BESPAL'O, 0. P., and VDOVENKO, I. D. "Galvanic Indium-Antimony
Coatings" 10
GRITSAN, D. N., SHTROVSKIY, G. L., LARIN, V. I., and DYCILEMKO, V. M.
"The Effect of Surface-Active Substances on the Electrodeposition
of Zinc From Sulfate Solutions" 14
YEFRr.~JDVA$ L. A., and KHOUffAITSKIY, V. A. "Structure of*Electro-
deposited Copper-Tin Alloys" 18
KAISER, 1. M., MOM, G. A., and KOSTOGONOV, V. G. "Hetallographic
Study of Electrodeposited Iron-llick6l-Chromium Alloys". 23
KATSER,- I. M., and PETROVA, 0. A. "Physico-Mechanical and Corrosion
Protective Properties of Iron-Nickel-Ch romium Alloys Prepared
From Sulfamine Electrolyte" 28
STEPANnIKO, V. T., VITKIN, A. I., and IMTSIK, P. A.: "Producing
Thin Chromium Coatings on a Rapidly-2.1foving Steel Band" 33
CIIIITVrRIKOV, A. V., and KORCIIINSKATA, 0. A. "Corrosion Stability
of Some Structural Haterials in AlC13-NaCl ttelt. Part 37
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uttrivzri,&uv, ii. v., LtL-Lu&LLu, it. ia., ana U. A.
"Corrosion Stability of Some Structural Materials in
AlC13-NaCl Melt. Part 2" 41
VDOVENKO, 1. D., and VAKULENKO, L. I. "Corrosion of Stainless
Steel in Sulfuric Acid in the Presence of Halogen Salts of
Tertiary Ammonium Bases" 45
MAYTAK G. P., and ISHCHENKO, N. A. "Analysis of Electrolyte Used
for Electrochemical Polishing of Steel in the Presence of
Cation Exchanger" 49
MAYTAK, G. P., and ISHCHLNKO, N. A. "Methodology of Analyzing
Phosphorus Sulfate Electrolyt(!s,Used for the Electropolishing of
Steel in the Presence of Corrosion Inhibitors" 53
CHERNEGOVI,, 1. K., SUPRUNTCHUK, V. K., VDOVENKO, I. D. "The Ef feet
of the PB-5 Corrosion Inhibitor and Dialky1dimethylammonium
Chloride on the Corrosion Stability and Mechanical. Strength of
Structural Materials of Heat Exchangers Subjected to Descaling
With Sulfuric Acid" 55
LISOCOR, A. I., and BOGACHEVA, N. A. "The Effect of Cerium and Boron
Additions on Corrosion Properties of Khl8N9TL Steel" 58

LISOGOR, A. I., KIRIYEVSKIY, B. A., LWEVA, N. I., and TMTIONOVICH,
V. 1. "Errosion-Corrosion Stability of Modified Chromium Cast
iron" 64
ANTONOV, S. P., and STEP&NENKO, V. G. "Preparation of Ti-Pd(Rh, Ft)-
~.-PbO2 Anodes and Their Corrosion Stability in Sulfuric Acid
Solutions" 67
KUBLANOVSKIY, V. S., and ZOSINOVICH, D. P. "Chemical. Solution of
Manganese" 71
GUSEVA, S. S., 140R02, A. T., and PARAMONOV, V. A. "Theoretical
Bases of the Continuous Process Combining Annealiiig, Dressing, and
IT
Plating 73
IV&NOVA-KOSTYLEVA, V. I., MEL'NIKOV, A. S., and CRETVERIKOV, A. V.
"Recovery c'L Tin and Potassium Salts Carried Away by a Tinning
Steel Band Into the Tinning Bath" 77
BUKKEVIC11, V. V., IVA1,10VA, N. D. , and GUSLIYFNKO, Yu. A.
"Some Characteristics of the Electrocrystallization of Metals
(Transitional Metals)" 81
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CHETIVERIKOV, A. V., Korroziya i Zashchita Metallov, Kiev, "Naukova Dumka,"
1972, 128 pp
Page
BUDKEVICHI V. V. "The Effect of Heat Treatment on the Structure
and Properties of Electrodeposited Cobalt-Niickel-Phosphorus
Alloys" 85
ANTONOV, S. P., ZOSIMOVICH, D. P., and STEPANaIKO, V. G. "Anodic
Behavior of Molybdenum, Tungsten, Tantalum, and Titanium in
Chromium Sulfate Solutions" 89
VASIKO, A. T., SHATURSKAYA, V. P., and YEKIOLENKO, V. I. "Study of
the Polarization Process During Simultaneous Electrodeposition
of Tungsten and Nickel" 92
KNKO, V. T. "The Bffcct of the Electrolyte Mixing Around
STVPANE
Cathode on tha ReduatLon Reaction of Chromic Acid" 98
SHARDIN, G. A., and CALENKO, B. A. "Properties of a Very Thin
Sheet Metal and Production of Canning Containers" 103
TROSTYANSKAYA, Ye. B., and BFREEZOVSKIY, V. V. "Development and
Study of the Kethods of Deposition of Plastic Podders in an
Electric Field" 105
TROSTYANSKAYA, Ye. B., BEREZOVSKIY, V. V., and ZIIELFZNIKOIIA, M. V.
"Dependence of Properties of the Polyethylene Coatings on
Their Deposition Conditions" 109

USSR
CHETVERIKOV, A. V., Korroziya. i Zashchita 'Metallov, Kiev, "Naukova Dumka,"
1972, 128 pp
Page
VITKIN, A. I., MYTSIK, P. A.,.and VAL'TER, L. Ya. "Using Chromium
Plated Sheet Metal for the Production of Canning Cont;ainers" 113
VITKIN, A. I. "Production of Steel Sheet Metal With Corrosion
Inhibiting Coatings" 118
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Aluminum an
K3+5L6.0621
UMC: 541.13~
DELIMRSKITY, Yu. K. , iMAKOGON, V. F. ,
otgQ1,9~V4-V V. and ZHIGAYLO, A. Ya.,
Institute of General and inorganic Chemistry# Academy &--ci,,nces Ukrainian
SSR
Formation of Sl-Lre on an Aluminun Anode in M-iloride Mlelts"
Moscow, Zashchita Metallov, Vol. 06, no. 4, 70, 459-L'~61
Abstract; 'In the electrodeposition of alunin= frozi a 2jIlCI_--.,~aCj sa'-,t mixture
it was observed that the surface of the soluble alurninwn anode, under con-
k..Lnuous service, becrurie coated with a hearj layer of blac'K, slime, and the anode
current yieid exceeded 100% liberating gas bubbles. The objecLivi, ol' 'chlis
study was to determine the causes of slime formation as well- as its effect on
the cathode current yield. Microscopic~exaxriinatlon of zbe S14 e collected
from the anode and rinsed with.alcohol revealed a mass of glitterini" particles
basically comprising aluminum. In.a chloride melt the anode current density is
the gov-rning factor. At 1 amp/dm2, the anode current yield recalculated to
3+ c(,
Al.~ exce-ds 100% and the mean. ion valence of aluminum com-outed
from loss in weigLt of the anode is below three. The anode dissolves evenly,
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DELDIUSKIY., YU. X., et al, Zashchita et a 11 ov, Vol 0' , No. 4, Jul-Au& 70,
pp 459-461
the slime is finely disperse. In this case, the deviation from 11"araday's law
is cLue to Altformation. An entirely different picture was observed at an
anode current density of 15 amp/dM2. The powder on the anode is abundant,
the anode current yield hardly exceeds the theoretical,and the mean calculated
valence of aluminum is close to three. The slime structure is clearly defined.
The. anode dissolves unevenly,.and its surface orosion, is sim:J-1 ar to inter- anular
failure. As for the effect of anodic current density on the cathodic current
yield,it is suggested that in electrodeposition of aluminum from chloride melts
care MusD be exercised in selecting along with the t
emperature, cathode current
density,and inter-electrode space, also the proper anode current density: it
must di ffer little fram the optimum cathode current density.
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A.Cd Nr Ref. Code. UR 0301.
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pRJ~IARY SOURCE: Voprosy Meditsinskoy KlAmii, 1970, Vol 1631
Nr 1. pp
ECT OF PHOSPHOORGANIC CHOLINE ESTERASE
ANALYSIS OF THE.EFF
INHIBITORS ON.PHOSPHOLIPIDS METABOLISIA IN BRAIN
Dvorkin, V.-Ya ;~Rqzenkart, VL-I.; Tofilo
A. P,
Chetverikov, D. A.
Laboraiorv 0. 4kaia~W-- -Q-gulaLion. 1. P. Pavlov: Institute of Pllvsiologv 3nd The
The effect of intoxication. by phosphoorganic choline esterise inhibitor (I-G-63)
on the content and rate of exchange of phosphate groups of phospholipids in rat and
mice brain has been studied. In rat,th6 intoxication with sublethal doses of LG-63 had
no effect on the rate ol.pliospholipids renewal in brain. On the oter hand the.administra-
tion of LG-63 into mice at the same doseleads to decrease in the n, etabolisill of phospho-
lipids by 27% as compafed to the control. The different 'picture obtained is explained by
in M:ice (an average- by 9.2"). In rats the hypother-
significant body temperature fall
mia was at a mucti low level. iatoxication of hypoxic rats with LG-63 leads to more pro-
nounced decrease in phospholipida t.,xchange in brain ~nd to more pronounced hypother-
d to rats suffered with oxygen insufficienc only. So the inhibitory action
m.a a5 compare - y
.-: , C~ '; - br~iin rhospholipids met3bolism was detected only when intoxication with
-z i. ~
ti gnif-
P, Es i icant decfease in bcidv~ zeniprature.
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Pharmacold&~a, toxicolog
USSR TrDC 612.82.015.3,.
DVORKIN,. V. YA., ROZEN IT, V. I., TOFILO, A. P. and RIKOV, D.
Laboratory of the Regulation of Brain Metabolism, lnsifi~~E~-Zf
Physiology imeni I. P. Pavlov, Academy of Sciences USSR, and Chair
of Biochemistry, First Medical Institute imeni I. P. Favlov, Leningrad
"Mechanisms of Action of Organophosphorus Cholinesterase Inhibitors
on Phospholipid Metabolism 3.ti the Brain"
Moscow, Voprosy Meditsinskoy Khimili, V.01 16, No 1, Jan/Feb 70, pp
63-69
Abstract:, Poisoning of rats with the cholinestera8e inhibitor 0-
ethyl-S-hexylmethylthiophosphonate.(LG-63) in~a sublethal dose did
not affect the content or rate of metabolism of phosphate groups of
phospholipids in the brain,,whereas poisoning, of mice with LIG-63 in
the-sarne dose (5 mg/kg) significantly.lowered:.the intensity of phos-
pholipid metabolism in the brain. The difference was due to tl-le fact
that in mice, poisoning with,.LG-63 was accompanied by a pronounced
drop inbody temperature (by 9.2 0G),while the drop in body tempera-
turs of rats (2.7'10) was insignifica.nt.. Poisoning with LG-63 of rats
subjected to acute hypoxia (created in a chamber with an air pressure
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DVORKIN, V. YA., et a!., Moscow, Voprosy Meditsinskoy Khimii, Vol
an/Feb 70, pp 63-69
16, Nco 1,
of 240 mm H-) produced a
greater decrease in the rate of phospholipid
metabolism in the brain and a more pronounced hypothermia than in
rats poisoned with LG-63, but not si-ibjected to hypoxia. This in-
dicated that an inhibiting action,oE LG-63 on.rhe brain phospholipid
metabolism was exerted only when administration of this poison was
'Eollowed.by a significant drop in body temperature. ri..Then the body
temperature of mice was:kept at a:normal level after poisoning with
LG-63,-the rate of phospholipid metabolism in~,the brain increased.
.-The lethality of the poisoned mice also increased evidently the
development of hypothermia in mice was a protective reaction.
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CAPROLACTAM, HAkDNESS, ELOINGATI N(;.t': PLASTIC MECHANICAL PROPEiRTY, TEST
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-SATELLITE wMETEOR0,,A PHOTOGRAPH OF A CYCLONE EYE MAR BY THE
"METEOR-2". AND A- O-COORDINATE DEVICE PROGRAMMED TO DRAW WEATHER
MAPS.
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USSR uDc.681-3?-5.65
CHETVPjj"- V. -X~, SOLOITONOV, L. A., IIEN'KOV, A. V., and BAKPIZIOVIM. E. A.J
Moscow,Higher Technical School
"Random Pulse Flow Generator"
USSR Authors' Certificate 140 308!!~!, Cl. Gc.6 f15/34, filed 19 Dee 69,
published 30 Sep 71 (frori PZh-AvtoLmtika, TelerekhaniPa i L,,chislitell2aya
Tekhnika, No 5, Flay 72, Abstract No 5E203P)
Translation: The proposed invention is related to computer technology and can
be used in the construction of stochastic computers and rpodels and the creation
of randlom-number generators for digital computers; to,*.simalate, if necessary,
random effects with required probability characteristics of investigated objects;
and. in all those cases where it is necessary to obtain a flow of random pulse
~signals, the time intervals between which represent random variables distributed
according to the required probability law.

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USSR uDc 681-332.65
JHETVER"-. V. IBAKAINOVICHP E. A.JV 14-iffly'OVI A. V.J. and SOL01-10NOV., L. A.P
moscow iiigner Teclinical beftool
"Device for Forming Random Timee Intervals"
USSR Authors' Certificate No 312253 Cl. G 06 f 1/0~,,filed 1P- Mar 70,
published 13 Oct 71 (from RZh-Avt-omatika, Telemeldianilm i Vychislitel1naya
Tekhnika, No 5, MlaY 72, Abstract No 5B205P)
Translation: Me invention is related to the field of computer technology and
can be used in random process simulation. A well-known device containing a
cyclic shift register, coincidence circuits, OR circuits, a noise voltage
generator, alevel quantizer, and commutator requires.conplex adjustment for
the required distribution function. The.proposed device differs from this
one in that in it the control circuit for the advance of the cyclic shift
register has connected to it a generator of random pulses following a known
time- interval distribution law, while the pulse inputs of the coincidence cir-
cuits.have connected to them generators of periodic pulses, the frequency of
which changes during adjustment for the req4red distribution law. This
simplifies the process of adjusting fora given distribution'law..
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USSR UDC 681.332.65
CHETVERT-KOV, V. N., BAKANOVICH, E. A., MEN'KOV, A. V., and SOLOMIONOV, L. A.
"A Device for Shaping Random Time Intervals"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlennyye Obraztsy, Tovarnyye Znaki,
No 25, Sep 71, p 188. (G 06f 1/02, No 312253 (1416921/18-24 from 18 March
1970; Claimant: Moscow Higher Technical School imeni N. E. Bauman)
Abstract: This patent claims a device for the shaping of random time inter-
vals, containing a cyclical shift register, to the outputs of each digit of
which are connected potential inputs from the coincidence circuits; the out-
puts of these coincidence circuits are connected with the output of the device
through the first "OR" circuit; the output of the device is connected to the
inputs of the device's 0" and 'T' through the second "OR" circuit of the
-the fact that for the purpose of simpli-
cyclical register, distinguished by
fying adjustment of the circuit a random impulse generator with a kn(XTn law
of distribution for the time intervals is connected to the circuit for con-
trolling the advance of the cyclical shift register, and periodic impulse
generators with a regular frequency are.connected to the inputs of the
coincidence circuits.
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USSR uDc: 621.373.444.681.333
V. N BAKAIIOVICH, E. A., M1KOV, A. V., SOLOMONOV, L. A.,
Moscow I i er ec ical School imeni N. E. Bauman.
"A Device for Shaping Streams of Random Events"
Moscow, Otkry-tiya, Izobreteniya, PronVshlenny tsy, Tovarnyye Znaki,
ye Obraz
No 13, MaY 72, Author's Certificate No 335684, Division G, filed 1 Jun -(0,
published 21 Apr 72, pp 2o4-205
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a device for shaping a
stream of random events. The device contains a controllable frequency pulse
generator vhose outputs are connected to a block of coincidence gates. The
device also contains a coincidence gate number register whose outputs are
cormected to a pulse counter. The unit also includes a blocking circuit and
a pulse generator. As a distinguishing feature of the patent, the instal-
lation is.designed for producing streams of random events which are dis-
tributed in space and in time. The device contains a unit for setting the
duration of a random test, a coincidence gate number encoder whose inputs
are connected to the outputs of the block of coincidence gates, while the
outputs of the encoder are connected to.the coincidence gate number register.
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CHETVERIKOV, V. N., et al., USSR Author's Certificate No 335684
The outputs of this number register are connected in addition to the cor-
responding in-puts of the blocking circuit vhose output is connected to the
first potential.input of the block of coincidence gates. -The second po-
tential input of this block is connected to the output. of the unit. for
setting the random test duration. The output of the pulse [-;enerator is
connected to the pulse counter, and the output of the pulse counter is con-
nected in turn to the output of the device, and to the corresponding input
of the coincidence gate nmiber register.
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~_CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0104491
.-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. CF. CA 71: 221100. 1 (R,PRIME1
EQUALS Hr. R PRIME2 EOUALS NO SUB2) WIAS.HEATED WITH EXCESS AMINE TO GIVE
(R PRIMEI rQUALS H) IR PRI14E2# PERCENT YIELD,.AND 1-1,.P. GIVEN):
CYCLOHEXYLAMINGr 91t 184-5-5-5DEGREES (ALC.); PI.PERIDINO, 80,
.103-4DEGREES:IHEPTANE); HO(CH SUB2),SUB2 NHv 76-5v 193-4DEGREES (MEOH OR
MEND suB2); BUNH (11) 69, 144-5DEGREES.(AQ. MEOH); PHCH SUB2 NH ([Ills,
90, 1721.5-3.5DEGREES (ETOH). :1 IR PRIME1 EQUALS AC, R PRI14EZ EQUALS NO
..SU82) (IV)~(3 G) AND 10 ML BUNH SUB2:WAS.HEATED 6 HR.AT 78DEGREES TO
GIVE.82PERCENT It. TV (3.1 G) ANO 15 ML BUNH SU92 WAS REFLUXEI) 2 HR TO
GIVE 30PERCENT I (R PRIME1 EQUALS AC, R PRIMEZ EQUALS BUNH), M.
(MEOH). SIMILARLY, PREPD. WAS 47.8PERCENT I (R PRIMEI
EQUALS. AC,.:R PRIME2 EQUALS PHCH SU82~NHI (VI, M.~ 221.5-22DEGREES (HCONME
SUB21. 111 (0.1 G) AND 5 ML AC SUB2 0 WAS HEAT'ED 2.5 HR TO GIVE
86.5PERCENT V_ N SU82 14 SUB4 H SUB2 0 (3 ML) WAS ADDFD TO 3 G fV IN Z5
ML ETOH TO GIVE 48PERCENT (R PRIME1 EQUALS AC, F~PRIME2 EQUALS NHNH
SU B2 ), M. 208-90EGREES tISO-PROH). SIMILARLY, 77PEPCENT I (R PRIME1
EQUALS H, R PRIME2 EQUALS NHNH SUB2)- M. 179-60DEGREES (ETOH), WAS
OBTAINED FROM'10 ML N SUB2 H SUB4 H-.-SUB2 0 AFTER 4 HR IN THE PRESENCE
OF.O.4 G K SUB2 CO SUBj. UV SPECTkAL-DATA WEPE GIVEN.
UNCLASSIF IED

USSR uDc 615.217.,R4.099-07:616-008-934.5
ROZENGART, V. I., and 11,10WOVAYA, 1. A., Chair of Bio-
chemistry, First Leningrad Medical Institute imeni 1. P. Pavlov
"Carbohydrate Metabolism During Intoxication by the Cholinesterase Inhibitor
O-Ethyl S-.Hexyl Hethylthiophosphonate"
Moscowr, Voprosy Heditsinskoy Khimii, No 4, 1971, pp 403-40?
Abstract: Intraperitoneal injection of white rats with 10 mg/ka of the
cholinesterase inhibitor O-ethyl S-hexyl methylthiophosphonate (W-63) produced
symptoms of intoxication within 10 to 15 min and death 15 to 30 min later, at
which time the animals were dissected and their organs analyzed chemically.
LG-63 decreased the glycogen content of the liver, while increa:jing the sugar
content of the blood and liver, and also the amount of bisulfite-bindIng sub-
stances, pyruvric acid, and ketone bodies. Ketone bodies and pyruvic acid
accumulated in the skeletal muscles and myooardium, but decreased in the brain.
One of the causes of these metabolic disorders may be :hypoxia, which usually
develops after intoxication by organophosphorus compoUnds.
6
PIS

UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--11SEP70
..113" 030
ll'TLe--F EATURE ARTICLE ON METEOR SYST EM. THE METEOVSYSTEM -U-
~:AUTHOR-POPOV, YE.G., BELOUSOV, S.L., LEONOV, N.G., CHETVERINIKCV, I.A.1
"_'-_.'GRACHEVv YU,'.
:COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
:,.SOURCE--MOSCOWt SOTSIALISTICHESKAYA INDUSTRIYAr I FEBRUARY 1970, P 4
-~P ATE PUBLISHEB--OIFEB70
:SUBJECT AREAS--ATMOSPHERIC 5 C I ENC E S SPACE TECHNOLOGY
TOPIC -TAGS--METEOROLOGIC SATELLITE,.PHOTOGRAPHI METEOROLOGIC STATIO'Nj
rRAPHY, WFAT R
UNMANNED ORBITAL LABORAT9RY, SPACE13ORNE EARTH PHOTOC HE
.~:'._CHART, METEOROLOGIC DATA, COMPUTER APPLICATION/IU)14ETEOR METEOROLOGIC
SATELLITE
.,CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
_:'0OC,U.4EN'r. CLASS--UNCLASSIFIE0
-PROXY REEL/FRAIME-r1987/1743 STEP 40--UR/0533/70/000/000/0004/0004
"CIRC ACCESSION NO--AN0104926
UNCLASSIFIED

2/3- 030 UNCLASSIFIED PPOCESSINGY DATE--IJSc070
:CIRC ACCESSION NO--AN0104926
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--LU) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A SPACE METEOROLOGICAL STATION IN
A Cl-RCU4TERRESTReAL ORBIC CAN DAY AND NIGHT TRANSMIT W~-:ATHER DATA flIAKINIG
IT POSSIBLE TO WARN THE COUNTRY OFIMPENDING DANGEROUS mr:TEoP_LOGfC L
PHENOMENA. THE UNIFORMATION IS TRANSMITTED.IN THE FORIA OF PHOTQG;~A?HS.
THESE-PHOTOGRAPHS CLEARLY PINPOINT.THE'LOCATION OF STORMS 4ND~THEIR
DIRECTION.' THE HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL CENTER USSR IS EVEN NOW PECEIVI'NG
SUCH-INFORMATION FROM A WIHOUE SERIES OF METEOR SATELLITES. CREATED ON
'_.~.:THE BASIS-OF THE.LATEST-ADVANCES IN SOVIET SCIENCE, IT IS OF THE
GREATEST- S~tRVTCE IN COMPIL-ING -BOTH LONG -AND -SHORT, RAN(,E'" MRECASTS.
HDWEVER, ALL:THIS REQUIRES WELL'TRAINED GROUNO PERSONNEL, SINCE POOR
INTERPRETATION OF THE PHOTOGRAPHS.WOULD CANCEL OUT THIS NEW
SOPHIST-ICATED -SOURCE OF INFOR-MATION. ASPECIAL SFCTION AT THE
CENTER HANDLES SUCH WORK; IT HAS THE RATHeP ROMANTIC
NAME OF SATELLITE VERTICAL. THE SECTION 15 MANNED BY DPOICATF-0
PIONEERS IN THIS NEW BRANCH OF METEOROLOGY. ALL~SATELLITE DATA MUST BE
CORRELATED WITH GROUND DATA FOR COMPILING MAPS-CF. CLOUD COVER
DISTRIBUTION. THE COMPLEX TASK.OF INTERPRET.iiJIG PHOTOGRAPHS CANNOT YET
BE AUTOMATED. HOWEVERt PRO 'CESSING OF.DATA ON qADIATION FLUXES IS
COMPLETELY AUTOMATED. A SPECIALIPROGRAM-DEVELOPED AT THE CENTER FNSURES
COMPUTERS CAN HANDLE THE VAST AMOUNT.OF DATA.DN RADIATION IN A VERY
SHORT-TIME. THE VOLUA~F OF RADIATION DATA RECEIVED FROM SATELLITES
EXCEEDS-THAT WHICH IS RECEIVED FROM GROUND.STAT11ONS THROUGHOUT THE
COUNTRYZ,~SATELLITE DATA ARE SORTED BY COMPUTER BYITYPES: SOLAR
'q':.RA0IAT,l0Nj,. LIGHT REFLECTED BY THE'EARTHv*RADIATION OF THE EARTH ITSELF1
ENEIM-1. 0ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES.
UNC L A S S I F I E 0

3/3. 030.~ UNCLASSIFIED ''PROCESSING DATE--IISEP70
:'C I RC ACCESSION NO--AN0104926
:.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--USING THESE DATA THE MACHINE CAN COMPUTE THE ALTITUDE OF
UPPER CLOUD BOUNDARYf THE RADIATION TEMPERATURE OF SEAS, THE
ATMOSPHERE AND.DIFFERENT CONTINENTS. THE VOLUME:OF DATA RECEIVED BY THE
NTLY I.NCREASING. HIGH SPEED, - IGI-i
HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL CENTER IS CONSTA' H
CAPACITY COMPUTtRS ARE BEING BROUGHTAN TO HANDLE THE LOAD. IMPROVED
FOREC,ASTING ACCURACY WILL fNEVITABLY*RESULTs (VPHOTOGRAPH ACCO14PANIYING
,.~:THE_TEXT SHOWS.THE GENERATION OF A LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM OVER TH;~ PACIFIC
.~OCEANTAKEN FROM AN ALTITUDE OF 650 KM BY THE lll~ETEOR-2-1 WEATHER
~SATELLITE-ON 15 JANUARY 1970 AT 0100~HOURS MOSCOW TIME).
UNCLASSIFIED
oloff ml

USSR MC 669,243
RTKLO
POMIAMY, V. U., and MIME
Fick
"Removal of Len-A, 2.4,c, and Arsenic During the Production of, B e1 from
Sulfide Ores"
Tsvetnye Hetally, Wo 4, Apr ?10 pp 18-23
Abstric".3 Copper-nich-el sulfide ores used for the przductliorr of pure nickel
contain small a;--o=ts of lead, zine, and axsenic which reduce the quality
of the nickel deLained if not removed. Lead In the ore~ranges from 0.001
,~ ng 0.002%. In the electrofilter dust there is 2-3%, In
to 0.00~%, averagb
the. zatte about 0.013r,"4, arA In the slag about 0.000ro., It is present In
the are as a suliide and as an oxide arA sulfate in the dust. It was sho~m
that the high. raite of sublizztion of lead in the converter hillps to concen-
trate it in the fine dust of the electrofilter, where the amount of lead
reaches 3~',. The=efore, it is necessaxy to introduce a separate cycle to
remove-the lead from the dust..
Approximately 85% of the zinc impurities enter with the ore feed as
both the oxide ani the sul-fide. Ore electrosmelting ancl a two-stage liquid
pmeessing of the oonverter slag removes 99% of the. zinc enterIng and with
pvper control of reagents makes it possible- to avoid. costly purification of

- 36 -

Acc. Nr AP004459C Ref Code: Urv)~q
PRIMARY SOURCE: Klinichegle
1~viwrid ("r', t1it. j."IL"I
tl,o rrvqw:lr~. -1r. 1.Y. Ill, rit! 1tr-,V Ill Oil. '~'I`o, ti~"
(IV-1111111 ill 011- fOll"'Ano,

USSR UDO 621.315.592:546.28
CHETYRKIXA. N.A., KARACHEWSEVA,: Z.V., MITROFANOV, M., DEDEGKAYEV, T.T.,
.A., ERLIKH, R.N., VASYUTINA, Z.V.
OCarbon Insertion In Epitaxial Layers Of Silicon Ana Effect Of Growth Conditions
On Their Formation"
Elektron.tokhnika. Nauch.-tekhn.sb. Poluprovod pribory
(Electronics Technology.
S cientific-Technical Gollection. Semiconductor Devices), 1971, Issue 1(58),pp
-47-50 (from RZh:Elektronika i yeye yrimeneniye, No 9, Sept 1972, Abstract No
Translation: A study is made of the defectiveness of epitaxial layers of Si
connected with a high carbon content. It is shown that in the initial state,
apitaxial layera grown by hydrogen reduction.of tetrachlorated silicon have a
microuniformity characteristic of the presence of finely-divided insertions of
0
the second vhase. In the Drocess of heat treatment at 1150 'C in an oxjgen at-
mosphere a decrease takes place of the density of microdefects and an increase
.0feeparation of the second phase containing carbon and oyygen. The results are
presented of tests of preDeration of epitaxial layere,with a reduced carbon con-
tent. 6 ref . Su=zry.
1/1

1/2 ~027 'UNCLASSIFIED 'PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
-""TITLE--INERT GASES IN THE GAS DEPOSITS OF ESTONIA -U-
-AUTHOR-(02)-VORONOV9 CHEUSOVA
A*B.l t YE.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
NSV TEAD. AXAD. TIOM., KEEMOF GEOL. 19701 1911), 80-3
'',OATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
--,.-SUBJECT AREAS--EARTH SCIENCES AND OCEANUGRAPHYf CHEMISTRY
__TROPIC TAGS--GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION~, GAS, NATURAL GASv~NITROGENv CARBON
~,,~.--~DIOXIDEr ARGONv HELIUM
.-CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
REEL/FkAMe--1996/1522 STEP NO--UR/0470/70/019/001/0080/0083
_C IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0118509
UNCLASSIFIE0

:_;2/2 027 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING OATE--30OCT70
.CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0118509
''ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. GAS OCCURRENCES WERE STUDIED IN
THE.SUUR PRANGH ISLAND, ESTONIAN SSRv THE IS'LANDIHAS A-SIMPLE GEOL.
STRUCTURE: THE GRANITES OF THE.CRYS.T. -BASEMENT, SITUATED AT DEPTHS OF
128-35,Mv ARE OVERLAIN BY THEUUATERNARY LACUSTRINE, GLACIAL, AND MARINE
...ROCKS. THE.VARVED CLAYS, RICH IN ORG.: SUBSTANCES:WERE SOURCE ROCKS.
THE AV. COMPN. OF GASES FROM THE 2 LAYERS (HAVING NO CUM. SIGNIFICANCE)
-WAS CH SUB4 93.7, HEAVY HYDROCAR80NS 0.31,N 5.01 CO SUB2 I.Ot AR 0.073y
AND,HE 0.006PEk(;ENT. FORMATION WATERS,CONTAIN ANAV. OF N 27.9PER(;ENT
AT-1&6,.ATMt AR 0.40PERCENT AT 0.1 ATMt~ANO HE.0.002PERCENT AT 0.0004 ATM
OF PARTIAL PRESSURE. MORE THAN HALF OF THE ENTIRE HEj PRESENT IN GASES
FORMATION WATERSt MIGRATED FROM THE ROCKS OFTHE BASEMENT. THE
ANAL.~OF INERT GAS CONCN. SUBSTANTIATED THE RECENT ORIGIN OF HYDROCARBON
..DEPOSITS IN QUATERNARY FORMATIONS. SIMILAR DEPOSITS ARE WIDELY
DISTRIBUTED IN ESTONIA, THE: LENINGRAD REGION, AND ADJACENT AREAS. THEY
HAVE.SIMILAR COMPNS. AND SMALL SOURCES.,WHICH ARE INSUFFICIENT FOP, COM.
-PRODUCTION. FACILITY: VSES. NEF-T.-NAUCH.-iSSLED. GEOL.-RAZVEO.
USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC 621.793.6
CREVELL, 0. B., ORLOVA, L. M., and MOROZOV, 1. A., Voronezh
"Investigation of the Shearing Strength of Plasma Coatings"
Kiev, Poroshkovaya Metallurgiya, No 8, Aug.70, pp 83-86
Abstract: The article considers the shearing strength of tungsten coating
vith stainless steel KhIBNIOT., It.is shownsthat spraying distance has a
definite effect on the shearing strength. A correlation between the shearing
strength with microstructure.and residual stresses inithe coating is shown.
The fracture during shear tests takes place between layers-flakes of sprayed
coating, and not in the zone coating--sublayer interface.
4

USSR UDC 619:576.809-518:576.858.2
BADAYEV, F. A., CHEVELEV,-. S,-F., MITIN, N. I., ARKHIPOV, N, I., and
PERSHIN, G. N., All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Veteri-nary
Virolo- and Microbiology and All-Union Scientific Research Che co-
OY mi
Pharmaceutical Institute
"The Antivirus Activity of Synthetic Compounde'
Moscow, Veterinariya, No 6, Jun 73, pp 44-46
Abstract: Indolyl-3-propiohydroxamic acid (1), indolyl-3-acetohydroxamic,
acid (2), 2,4,6-trichlororesorcinol (3), 2,4,6-trichlorophloroglucinol (4),
2,4,6-tribromophloroglucinol (5), N-(o-tolyl)-N-eyanoethylaminobenzoquinone
(6), tetraliydrotetraoxonaphthalene dihydrate (oxolin) (7), beta-indolyl-
propionic. acid (8), and be ta-indolylbutyric. acid,. (9) inhibited to 98.4% of
more the propagation of the virus of Aujeszky's disease in a cell culture.
The prophylactic and therapeutic activities of (1), (2), (3), and (7) and the
prophylactic activity of (4), (5), (6), (7), and (8) in connection with the
experimental infection of rabbits with the virus were studied, A propbylac-
tic activity was exhibited by (I)t (3), and-(8): 16.6-40% of the infected
rabbits that had been treated with these compounds survived, whereas all of
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85

USSR
BADAYEV, F. A., et al., Veterinariya, No 6, Jun 73, pp 44-46
the controls died. A slight therapeutic effect was exerted by (2) and (6):
the rabbits treated with (2) died. 7 days later than controls, while one out
of three animals treated with (7) survived. .(1), (3), and (8) were also
tested in connection with experiments in which sheep.were infected with
Aujeszky's disease. These compounds had a slight therapeutic effect on
the sheep.
2/2
M

USSR UDC 616-rOO1.28+591.8.481.1
PISHCHINSKIY, A. V. and CHEVLY Minsk Medical Institute
"Neurosecretory Cells of the Hypothalamus in Dogs After Acute Radiation
Sickness"
Minsk, Doklady Akademii Nauk BSSR, Vol 15, No 3, 1971, Dp 277-279
Abstract.- Histological examination re,~ealed substantial changes in the
neurosecretory cells of the hypothalamus in. dogs chat died or were killed
in the terr-unal state 12 to 13-days after single exposure to x-ray irradia-
tion (66 r). The neurosecretory.cells were highly poXymorphic. Besides
neurons,containing a moderate quantity of neuro Isecretion, there i-rere many
cells whose cytoplasm was rich in an aldehyde-fuchsinophilic material.
Wide processes with granules of neurosecretion protruded from the cells.
The supraoptic and paraventricular nuclei frequenvly~contained cells whose
bod:Les,were jagged and had irregular outlines. A number of cells had
fairly large vacuoles. Destructive changes were also evident ir- the nuclei
(vacuolation, w-rink-ling, pyL-iosis). In some cells the nuclei had indis-
tinct outlines or could not be discerned at all. These signs of vulner-
ability.to radiation of the neurosecretory cells of the hypothalamus are
related to the high physiological activity of this section of the brain.

USSR UDC 616*.001.28-59,L.8.434-05
IN, V. I. CIIEVL
TALAP and MUKOSEY, N. V..
"Condition of Enterochromaffin C*elis in Acute Radiation Sickness"
Minsk, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk BSSR, Seriya Biologicheskikh Nauk,
No 1, 1971, pp 114-116
Abstract: Histochemical studies were conducted to d-3termine
shifts in the serotonin content in enterochromaffin cells of ran-
dom-bred dogs with acute radiation sickness. Acute radiation
sickness was induced in the anima-Is by a single irradiation with
filtered x-rays in a total dosc af.600 rad. The irradiated but
untreated animals all perished w' ith.in 15-21 days after- irradia-
tion. The treated doas were kept under observari-on for periods
of up to five years. Enterochromaffin cells~were extracted from
transverse sections of the large~and small intestines, The
5urvivors'were divided into three-groups, with group one sacri-
ficed and examined within 3-5 months, group,two ---within 6-9
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USSR
TALAPlN, V. I., CHEVLYTKO A. A., and MUKOSEY, N. V., Izvestiya
Akademii Nauk BSSR, Seriya Biologicheskikh Nauk, No 1, 1971,
pp 114-116
months, and group three -- within 15 months~to five years after
the beginning of the tests. Practically no enterochromaffin
cells were found in the animals perishing from acute radiation
Sickness, and the number of serotonin granules in those cells
which were found was very small.: In the animals which survived
acute radiation sickness and,ful-1-y r.ecovered-as a result of
medical treatment, the complete restoration.of enterochromaffin
cells saturated with serotonin was observed.
2/2

--30OCT70
24 UNCLA5SI FI E01 PROCESSING DATE
j,l',TL_ E--CHANGES, IN THE PHONOCAROIOGRAM DURING EXPERIMENTAL. RADIATION
-.~`ZISEASE -U-
~,'AUTHOR-(02)-SIDORENKO, YE.R., CHEVLYTKOr AIA.
.COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
.SOURCE--AKADEMIIA-NAUK BSSR, OOKLADY, VOL. 14t MAR. 1970t Pe 283-285
~;DATE PUBLISHED ---- MAR70
,SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
:TCPIC TAGS--CARDIOGRXPHY, DOG, X RAY RADIATION BIOLOGIC EFFECT
CGNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
P.ROXY REEL/FRA,.`E--L997/I092 STEP NO -UR/0250/70/014/000/0283/OZ85
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT01 19951
UINC LASSI F LEO

024 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
~CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT0119951
~.A BSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. STUDY OF PHONOCARDIOGRAMS, EKGS,
PHASES AND KUNGS GARAN MECHANOELECTRICAL COEFFICIENT
-11956) 1 IN5DOGS PRIOR TO AND AFTER EXPOSURE TO S:INGLE X RAY DOSES OF
- - CAL -ATES AN IN THE STRENGTH
-0,00 R. STATISTI' DATA ANALYSIS INDIC INCREASE
OF-0 TO.1 TONES AND IN THE DURATION OF I~AND It TONES,
AND A DECREASE IN.
:':,mTHE~TONE AMPLITUDES AND IN THE MECHANOELECTR[CAL COEFFICIENT DURING THE
..:,-~ENSUING RADIATION DESEASE. THESE CHANGES REACH A MAXIMUM ON THE LOTH TO
-:.-,17TH DAY AFTER EXPOSURES. FACILITY: MINSKII MEDITSINSKII
MINXKr BELORUSSIAN SSR,
UNC LASS IF TED

USSR
BETEROV, I. M. ,HATYUGIN, YU. A., and Ibstitute of the Physics
of-Semiconductors of the Academy of Sciences USSR, Siberian Department
I!Mdasurement of the Relaxation Constants of Levels by the Three-Level Laser
Spectroscopy Method"
Moscow, PisIma v Zhurnal 4