SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT DOMANEVSKIY, D.S. - DOMNIN, B.A.

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USSR 'DC 62)1.382.2
DOMNEVSKIY, D. S., LITVINOV, V. L., LMUKO, V. XI., SMELGA, V. P., T.KACHI--"-I
D., T:-I-t-I-,-I~-,-. A., Belorussian State University imen` %1. 1. Len-iii, Minsk
7
"Radiation Chan-es in the Volta-e-Current Characteristics of Eeavily Do-ped
Gallium Arsenide PIN Junctions"
Leningrad, Fi-7ika -i Tek'hnika Poluprovodnikov, Vol 4, No 8, 70, pp 1425-
1431
Abstracr: An investiSation is made into the chanc-e in elucLri.cal ella-act-'2r-
isrics o~' heavily doDed c-al-lium, arsenide PNI juncLions under CII-le OLEfect Of-
irradiation in a mixed (neutron-gamzroa) -field of a reac--or and fast elec-,r~~;-.s
with an energy of 28 MeV. In many specimens tunnel transitions a,,e decc~cced
in tne -ini-- - 4 a-~ srate wit:i-, thie participation o~ dc"ect "evels in L-ric
band. Em-issioi brings abour- an increase in excess curren-, CUO Lo Lile IL-U:rO-
duezion of radiation de~Lects which produce closely situai:ed levels t1',reugi-iout
the ancire- orbidden banc'. Axi increase was observed irt t.--,E! density of states
in the tails of the bands due to activation of the electrically inactive part
of the dc-ants u"dez the e---.:ect of radiation. in the case of hi~;h radiation
iJs art ncrease in exce.5.- current -n na , -4 P)T unctions
due. to t1io rogtons which appt-,i~-

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SHAT-A.Y.-c-A'SlaY, I-11. R., SECHEGOLEY, V. A., and YUS:5C):.'I1-'UA, I.I.
"Chemica-1 Isolation of Mrchatovitma"
Lening-nad, FL-diok'himiya, Vol 14, No 1t 10,721 pp 119-122
Abstmctt Earl-Lor -1t ir--tz sho-em that durirg the ix-xadistio-i of '2~42- with
.t U
2~,, iorz trith energies of 113-119 Plev (for z - 104), a --hort- lived,
fissionable nuclide vis detected whose chemical cbaracturi!~~tics
to tho o,," elmahafndmi (11u). The h~dif live". of 55',,u --rfJ '~'L'Ox
are ab.-)ut 4. c.nd 0.1 cec re3rzntively. For U.,:.5~e t-,11--!.,
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film qf pluiorJuij oxJdc (95 irith a densi-~y of C1. 6j---
with i0m; l'ith wi of 119 IQC-V. This pi-oduced a yielo
foz the rezation. 24-2-P-d(2:2 Ne, 5'-1) 259Yu. gaseoun, nitroi!en 1mr, ovEr the
surface of the -~!7r-et t11--'-i mix-od vith snall wc)Lmts of Ti.C! al-ld SUM,. r,h,
volat-Ile tetrachlorides of the =adloactivia m-oducts fo=ed wel'.1
the gas at di-flCerent along the coltmn. 17' jla-, I'
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I. , Vol 14, jNo I , 19'~?-,. Rp 115;-122
and 246CZ (the lattea~ "37a being products of a traunfer It
found that, Na, Cs, Ca, Sr, the Upr Pu, R--.i, Mil and- N ar~.
only ant significanily IJ,3her t-Einperatures tll-= U (aiiO, also -Lj'-,a chz--hafnit,--i
Ku) whereas the chlorides of In, Sn, 11b, Mo. and Tc aro adric):rbeld only
lower of Uie axPGctei axea 1'U LW'so~:-P-ti-I'Lon
tracks of fission products which must ba those of the '-'591'L, Oth -- ty, .. 4-5
sec.
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DATE PLbLIShE_0 - - - - - - -70
-:SUBJECT ARE AS--CHEM ISTRY , -11ATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--[ NCIiGANIC SALTr CHEMICAL SYNTHESISr ELE('.FRIC r'IELi) EFFFCT,
HYDRGCHLC.KIC ACID, SOLUBILLlY, CHEMICAL REACTION RATE, OXALIC ACIO.
NICXEL CFLORIDE, ALTERNATING CURRENT
'CC.'4TAG,L
DOCUllcNT CLASS--UNCLASSIF -L)
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ACCESSIGN NG--AP013155--'
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CQt,.CN. AND C. D. THE OPTIMUM. ACIC CCNGN, WAS 4-6h'. r~jE SOL. uv NICL
SU32 DECREASED AS THE ACID CONCN. INCREASED. OXALIC ACID INCREASED THE
RATE C-F GISSULN. (AT HCL CZ3NCN. OF 4-6N) t3Y CONVERTING NII-L SUB-2' TO N!
OXALATE AND HCL. DURING 1 LOPiPLETE A.C. CYCLE, 4 ELECTx0D PROCESSE'
CAN OCCUR, 2 ANODIC ANO 2 CATHODIC. FOR DISSOLN. TO GCC'UR, THE
EFFICIENCY OF THE ANUCIC DISSOLN. PROCESS MUST BE GREATER Ttwl TvjE:
EFFICIENLY OF THE CATHODIC'DEPOSITICN PROCESS.
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uDc 613-2-099-22-7 (Bac. cercus)
RJUNAY S., KUTL'C1HINS-aYA; I. I., and.DO;'-MISI~4y~tj~. D., Volynskaya. 01,last
San-- i,~~-riiologi cal Station, Lutsk
"Food Poisoning Caused by -Bic. cercus"
L~
Moscow, Voprosy Pitaniya, No 1, 1973, pp 86-87
Abstract: Within 1 to 6 hours after eatin- ice cream, a Group of sciiool
children bece-me sick, with synptoms incliading headache, abdmainal rain, nausea,
vorLitin,-, diarrhea, but not elevated termamtUart]. Bac. ce---eus but no oth-er
microor(,-Irinism known to cause acute intestinal disease -~,as isolatc~~ 'L-Irml slis-
Ix'Cted rood, otom-,acji Contents, washings from etc. An
of the place where the ice cm-arr. wac invide revealud that the in-,refli(m 4' n lj~%,jL jj~~jl
been propcrly heated and that the mixture was not coolcdt acr--or1-1in,-,, to
tions. In addition, general sanitary regulations had not 1)een follo-wed.
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UDC 576-851-31-097-22:615-33
PODOSMNIKOVA., L. S., ~9,ABLDSKIY,-1. V., LIBINZON, A. )~E., ISEDEEVA, S. A.,
and BOGDANOVA., M. I., Rostov-on-Don Antiplague Institute
"Rdtiple Resistance of El Tor Cholera Vibrios to Antibiotics"
Moscow, Zhurnal NUkrobiologii, Epidemiologii i Irimnobiologii, 11o 4, 1973,
PP 9-13
Abstract: Fresh isolates of El Tor vibrios from Datients with cholera were
tested for resistance to a number of antibiotics, and several strains were
found to show rmi-Itiple resistance.- Resistance was found to decrease on in
vitro passage and, since it is kxown that the El Tor vibrios readily take up
resistance transfer factors from intestinal bacteria, studies were undertaken
to pass the putative resistance factor from the vibrios to Pasteurellei. pestis
strains Ell and 556/106, and to cure the vibrios with acriflavine. Exposure
of the vibrios to 0-1-5 t?g/ml of acriflavine in Martenla broth for 18-20 hrs
at 370C reaulted in lova or decrease of reniotance. Exconjvj~,Atu 11. I)cUtil. cell.,;
were found to acauire resistance to tetracycline, levonycetin, and streptl=.ycin
from the resistant vibrios; the -resistance factor %ras transferred with a fre-
quency of 2 x 10- to 2 x lo-5. In surmnx-j, the results showed that one strain
of El Tor vibrios was cured by acriflayine and transferred resistance to
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PODOS32TIMCOVA, L. S., et al., Zhurnal 14ikrobiologii, Epidemiolo,-Iii i lmuno-
biologii, 110 4, 1973, PP 9-13
P. pestis, four other strains transferred resistance to P. pestis but e--smosure
to acriflavine on],y decreased their antibiotic resistance, and one strain,
which was resistant to tetracycline, ovItetracycline, penicillin, and ar-Tcicil-
lin, did not' transfer resistance to P. pestis but was cureci of resistance to
tetracycline and oxy-tetracycline by acriflayine. The data stvgest the extra-
chromosoral nature of the resistance factor. Rie failure of one strain to
transfer the plasmid to P. pestis may have been due to the latter's inability
to accept the plasmid, or the factor could have been defective or inteGrated
Into the chromosome.
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USSR UDC 576.851.45.095.3
S77C'~~Ko-, YU.
LEBEDEVA, and C re s D on d -* n i; " c: 7, - e r
S.
of the Academy of Medical Sciences USSR, Scientific Research Antiplague Inst-Ltute,
Rosto,,,-na-Dc,v.u
"Syntrophism in Pla.gue Bacteria and the Possible Bjoj.ogicz,~l Role :)f this Phenc.,,-zienon"
Moscow, Byulleten' Eksperimental'noy Biologiii i I-leditsiny, N'o 3, 1970, pp 79-81
Abstract: Experimental dat.a ore reported on the existence of intraspecile. and
interspecies syntrophism among plague bacteria differing in amilio-acid, require-
ments. The ability of auxotrophic strains to multiply on a synthetic medium
devoid of amino acids by means of syntrophism with prototrophic mutants is the
factor responsible for the survival of these bacteria under adverse conditions.
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NTROPHISM 41CROBE AND POSSIBLE BIOLOGICAL ROLE OF THIS
PHENOMENON -U-
AUTHOR-LEBED-_~V~A..A.. SUCHKOVP YU~Got DOMARADSXIY, I.V.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--BYULLETENOEKSPERIMENTALENOY BIOLOGII I MEDITSINY, 1970v VOL 69, NR
3, PP 79-81
DATE PUSL I SHED------ 70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MiDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--TPLAGUEt BACTERIA, AMINO ACID
CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAMF--1982/0838 STEP NO--UR/0219/70/0691003/0079/0081
CIRC ACCESSION ND--AP0052272
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 . 013 UNCLASSI FIED PROCESSINIS DATE-11SEP70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0052272
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THIS PAPER GIVES EVIDFNCE FOR
OCCURENCE OF 14TRASPECIES SYNTROPHISM IN PLAGUE CAUSATIVE AGENTS FOUND
AMONG STRAINS OIFFEQING BY AMING ACID REQUIREMENT. A DISCRIPTION IS
GIVEN OF SYNTROPHISIM OF A POPULATION OF SOME -MUSEU4 STRAINS
HETEROGENEOUS BY FOOD REQUIREMENTr WHICH ALONG WITH MUTATION TO
PR9TOTR9PHYr CAN PROVIDE SURVIVAL OF AUXOTROPHIC BACTERIA MAINAINED ON
MEDIA DEFICIENT'BY GROWTH FACTOR.
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ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THIS PAPER GIVES FVI9E--NCF FOR
OCCURENCE OF INTRASPECIES SYNTROPHISM IN PLAGUE C4USATIVE A,-ENTS FOUND
AMONG STRAINS DIFFFQING BY AMIND ACID PEOUIREMENT. A DISCRIPTIO-N IS
GIVEN OF SYNTROPHISM OF A POPULATION OF S04E 'm 'JSEU'l STPATNS
HETEROGENEOUS BY FOOD REQUIREMENT, WHICH ALONG WITH MUTATION TO
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USSR uDc 615.37-',.576.851-315.oc,~13.311.015.4:6i2.lli
SOLOVYW, V. D., KOBRIIISKIY, G. D., DOMARADSKIY ' I. V., I-AVRUSHKO, V. S.,
LOBMIOVI V. V., BICHnl:, K. G.,, GAL'T-SM,- .--V-'- "' -k8SrrDO',.r, and PV-S.-diTITZA, N. F.,
Institute of EDidemiolor and 11--licrobiology imeni Gamale-va, Acadermy of Medical
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Sciences USSR,, and Rostov-on-Don Antiplague Institute
"Effect on Erythrocytes of the Receptor-Dastroying En,:,,yr-.c from Filtrates of
Cholera Vibrio Cultures"
Moscow, Zhurnal I-Ukrobiologii, Epiderndolo.-ii i Immunobiolocii, 110 10, 1972,
pp 42-46
Abstract: Er-jrthrocytes treated -writh filtrates of cholera vibrio cultures lose
their ca-Pacitv for a7roliatination by certain viruses. 'Erie authors studied this
pheno.mcnon of the "receptor-destroying enzyme" (neurwnin-id-ase) to determine
the possibility of using it as an aid in diagnosing cholera. in in vitro ex-cer-
iments with guinea pig erythrocytes, filtrates of classic VAG, and El Tor
vibrio cultures Drevented the cells from beinc, agglutinated by surine infl-jenza-
virus, whereas --filtrates of the control cultures (Co-ra-.-,onas, llseudorfionas, --Tld
E. coli) did not do so. Yne same effect was observed in the casi~ of eryt',iroc,,tes
from the intestinal contents of suckling rabbits infected with variouss cn-olera
vibrio strains. An investi.gation of the Intestinal contents of 279 patic-~nts
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SOLOWYEV, V. D.J, 7diurnal 14ikrobiologii, Epidez-,iolo6ii i Iriuminob ologii, No 10,
1972, pp 42-46-
suffering from gastritis, dysentery, and other gastrointestinal disorders
with symptoms resembling those produced by El Tor cholera sho~,.ed that the
hemagglutination reaction was negative in qW,, of those over 1 year of aie a d
in 46d,. of the infants.
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UDO 576.851-315-093-3-1'5-5
YAGOVKITTj E. A., DO,%RRADSM,-,-1.-V.1 IUMIEITA, V. I., and LOBANOV, V. V.j1
Rostov-on-Don AM =-pague-l-=-itutE~
"Isolation of a Cholera Vibrio Lipopolysaccharide and Soxe of. Its Biolo~-ical
Properties"
Moscow Zhu.-iial Mikrobiologii, Epidemiologii. i No 10,
it 0 - --
pp 47-52
Abstract: A purifiei lipopolysacchari-de extracted from strain 291-,~ of t-e E!
Tor vibrio Ogawa set-ot, as a Dossible co-monent of a cnerical
I ype, was examined
vaccine against cholera. A modification of lelest-,Lrial's rethod Was used to
obtain the lipopolysaccharide. The yield of the purified preparation -,~as 2.". of'
the dry bacterial nass. It contained 2.67% nitro~-,en, .1.3)) ilhospho-rus, 1. 3'j)
protein, 51.7%, ca&bohydrxaates, and OAF'
nucleic acids. 7he li-pid cormonunt was
determdned qualitatively by staining the electrophore.7ra~%s vith S-.-idan black.
aachterlony's gel -orecipitation reaction and im:7nmoelectrophoresis in --ar 7a1
revealed two Dreci-Pitation bands of thernostable Vie -Dre-,)araluion
had low toxicity for mice and moderate pyro;rpnicity -'Or rubl-,itls. It exhib,it-ed
preventive properties in a test of active vrotecticn al- mice. Pa~cntei-al
irLmunization of rabbits with lipapolysaccharide res-ulted in the fo=-ation of
vibriocidal untibodics in hi:';h titers.

Microbiology
USSR UDC 576-851.4-5.097-22,615-33
YJ.SFANIXIII, B. N., DoI-:A-RPXSXIY, 1. V., and MSHKO, 1. V., Rostov-on-Don
Scientific Researchrj;hltl~=- g-d-b-Itstituts
"Inactivation by Pbosphorylation of Aminoglycoside Antibiotics by the EB
Strain of Pasteurella pestis Carrying an Epi*ome of Multiple Drug Resistance"
Moscow, Antibiotiki, No 12, 1971# pp 1081-1085
Abstracto The EB-R 6 strain of P. pestis to which an episome of multiple drug
resistance vw transmitted from E. coll (strain 4018/62 R6) was able to
inactivate the aminoglycoside antibiotics streptoiycin, mononycin, kana-
mycin, and neomycin, This did not occur when extracts from -the original
EB strain or a variant with chromosomal resistance to the a_ntiblotics was
used instead of extracts from EB-R6 cells, To test the assumption that
phosphorylation was the cause of inactivation of the antibiotics, antibiotics
were treated with 1 ng of alkaline phosphatase. Some 50% of the activity
of kanamycin, monomycin, and streptomycin and 201% of -that of neomycin
were restozed after 18 hours of incubation at 370C.
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UDC 576.851.45.095
GURLEVA, G. G., V., KHALYAPINA, Ye. Ye., ALUTIN, 1. M.,
TARNNOVA, V. X., PUSMITSA, N. P., KOL'TSOVA, Ye. G., 11.1ARCHENKOV, V. I.,
SHCHEGLAKOVA, N. M., and GRIGOR'YAN, E. G., Rostov-on-Don Scientific Research
Antiplague Institute
"Biological Properties of Pasteurellae Isolated From Various Species of
Animals"
Moscow, Zhurnal Mikrobiologii, Epidemiologii i Immunobiologii, No 11, 1971,
pp 54-58
Abstract: A comparative study was performed on P. avicida, P. cuniculicida,
B. avisepticus, B. suisepticus, B. bovisepticus, and B. ovisepticus (a total
of 27 strains) isolated from chickens, pigs, suckling pigs, calves, steers,
sheep, house mice, and rabbits in various geographic areas in 1936-1967. The
tinctorial, culturaL, morphological, and blochemical properties of these
strains as well as their sensitivity to antibiotics, nuclaotide DNA compo-
sition, and virulence to albino mice, albino rats, and pigeons revealed that
they constitute a homogeneous group and belong to a single species -- P.
multocida. Significantly, all the strains investigated are sensitive to
colicines E+J, F, G, J+G, and S5. If the findings are confirmed by supple-
mentary investigations, the colicin test may well be used for a differential
diagnosis of P. multocida.
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UDC 576.851.315.097.5.078.39
DOMARADSKIY, I. V..A~Ld YEROYJIIN, Ye. P., Rostov-na-Donu Scientific iesearch
Anti ~ague~nsf~I-tute
"A Method of Determining Vibriocidal Antibodies From the Fermentation of
Carbohydrates"
Moscow, Zhurnal Mikrobiologii, Epidemiologii i linmunabiologii, No 10, 1971,
pp 31-33
Abstract: The proposed method of determining vibriocidal antibodies in human
serum is based on the principle that microbial growth, i.e., the absence of
vibriocidal antibodies, can be judged from the fermentation of sucrose re-
vealed by an indicator. The dilution of serum and complement, preparation
and addition of microbes, and the tests themselves are carried out the same
way as in Finkelstein's method (except that sucrose and Andrade's indicator
are added to the specimens). The proposed method is more efficient than
Finkelstein's because it does not require cultivation of the microbes in
dishes and counting the colonies, and the results can be obtained the same
day. The two methods yielded simil&r results when applied to sera taken
from cholera patients, vibrio carriers, persons vaccinated against cholera,
and healthy persons.
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UDC 575.111:575.24:576.858
RYAPIS, I. V. , KOROT V. SUCHKOV, Yu. G. , and 2fai~~, -.I, -I
Rostov-na-Donu Scientific Research Antiplague institute
"The Use of AuxotrODhic Mutants to Study the Possibilitv of Mutual Con-
version of Cysteine and -Methionine in Pasteurella Pestis"
Moscow, Genetika, No 9, 1971, pp 155-159
Abstract: Treatment of P. pestis with N-nitroso-N-methylurea yielded 139
auxotrODhic mutants, of which 35 required sulfur-containing amino acids -
28 eys-, 6 met-, and 1 net-(cvs-). After one year of storage, 25 mutants
reverted to the original phenotype, 13 being cysteine-dependent. There
was a high frequency of occurrence of revertants in 4 of 11-cysteine-
dependent mutants. All the met- mutants remained auxotrophs and only
rarely reverted to the original phenotype. The mutants were indistinguish-
0
able from the parent st--!-ain in cultural, morphological, and biochemical
properties except for one of the cysteine-dependent mutants, which did not
form typical colonies on Hottinger's agar and fermented mannose, xylose,
arabinose, and galactose slcnqlv. Study of the capacitl~ of Ote -iltit"ItIt" to
grow on media with c:.,stpine and methionine Drecursors sho-.7ed that they
differ in nutritional recuirements. The cvsteine-cvstathionine-homo-
cystine-methionine reaction is apparently catalyzed by the protocrophic
variant of P. pestis -..n ;-',oth directions .
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UDC 576.851.45-098-31:577-158-345
and SHIMANYUK., N. Ya.,.Rostov-na-Donu Scientific Research
- lague Institute
"Presence of Amino Acid Decarboxylases in Francisella tularensis"
Moscow, Zhurnal Mikrobiologii, Epidemiologli i ImmunobiologiiO go 8, 1971,
PP 32-35
Abstract: Earlier attempts to determine whether tularemia bacteria can
decarboxylate amino acids were unsuccessful because of the inadequacy of the
nutrient medium used (MacCoy's). When instead of MacCoy's medium, agar D with
cystine and glucose was used, It was fouud that most of the 3-1 strains of F.
tularensis and F. novicida tested were able to decarboxylate aspartic acid,
lyzine, and arginine. But neither F. tularensis nor F. novicida could decar-
boxylate ornithine, histidine, tyrosine, or glutamate.
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VDMUTSKIY, A. N , Novosibirsk
O~j
UDC 681-833:519.2
"General Problems in the Automatic Datennination of the Statistical Character-
istics of Random Signals"
Novosibirsk., Avtametriya, No 4, Jul-Aug 73, PP 34-4o
Abstract; In processing steady-state, erpodic, random signals, the avera~;e value
of the x;andom signal over a sufficiently long interval of -oloservetion is taken
as the evaluation of the desired probability characteristic. Iffius,, t',Ie actual
value of the variable with resnect to t5ne is sifoJect to two o-,perators: a basic
operator which detenrdnes the realization and an averaging operetor. In the
Beneral, case, the sequence of operations in not penjutable. 7he averaging,
operator my be either continuous or discrete. For siTqilicity of hardware im-
plementation, it is frequently more expedient to use an iteration aJgoritIhn in
determining the average:
an = an-I + r' dxn-an-l),
vhere ~ n reprecents a corien of positive numbers lecoB than 1 and a0 - 0
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DWARLTsM, A. N., Avtometri3,a, No 4, Jul-Aug 73, PP 34-4o
although the technique produces distortions and inconsistencies in the general
case, it is usefu in experiments, where knowledge of the requisite de.gree of
accuracy permits appropriate choice of a series of numbers. Studies show a
trade-off between the rate of convergence and the final accuracy, dependins on
the numbers -in the series. A value of P equal 1/2k, where K is the iterr~;tiozi
number, is found to be appropriate in rany cases.
Determination of the optimm quantization interval is complicated and
can depend on the arUuent of the characteristic. Preliminary calculations to
determine the aptinal value are usually not justified, so that the use of a con-
stant is appropriate. A simple formila for determining the e:qpected accul-acy of
the discrete calculation with -respect to the continuous is given in the article.
In order to process randon. signals it is necessaxy to have some approxi-
mate estimate of the correlation interval. 22is, in turn, requires the approxi-
mte determination of the vidth of its spectrum.
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UDC . 6 21. 37 8 .151,2 5 : 5) ~ 2 . 5: 7
1)01,_7,AkATS!,'IY, A. 1,17., _KUDRYAVTOSEV, Mi. B. , SOBOLEV, V. S. , SIEMYLTOV,
Ln
n RLOV, Yu. I.
a
"Investigating the Elffect of Scattered Particle Concentritiun o.n
the Correlation Time o-C the Laser Doppler Veiooit'y
Signal"
Novosibirsk, Avtometril,~a, 1-1o 5, 1-0172, pp 122-125
Abstract: The exuerimental investigation of the effect of scat-
tered Darticle concentration on the change in the f,-~,tatistical
charactlerist.-ics off a Eoppler signal is described. It -.;as con-
ducted for the chanj7e in the naximum correlation llimie of -Lhe Dcp-
pler si,,mal correlati~:n function. A diaCram of the elxlj)e.cimv-~,nt- a I
apparatus, involvinC a sinele laser type JJG-75, thu
TIN-400 mode, i3 given. The single beam fro,,:, the laser is zzplit in
two by a dividinC_, plate, with the diameters of each be--:., me_usu_,"_J-u
0.02 and 0.1 cr-, and Ihoth are then conver,~:--,ed on a bulb olf double-
distilled -,.,ater. The result is tjhe formation of an -inte.-forence
pattern. It is concluded from the experimexit that the correlation
time and t-he correlation function of the Doppler al-e dei'len-
(lent on the chanre in scattered particle concentration if th-C-re
112

.USSR UDC: 621.378.525:532-57
DONTI--RATS-KIY, A. N. , et al, Avtometriya, INO 5, 1G172, pp 122-121-
are fev~er than. 10 particles in the scattering s1pace and are inde-
- u-
pendent of the chanCE! if there are, on the averat-le, 15-70 Sell-
bered particles.

1/2 023 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--2!!,N'tj!/70
T I rLE--r.L- Lp' T I CN oEr cEN Tt;E- ALCHA N I CAL BE HAV I GR OF H1611 L)LoiS If Y
PGPLYETHYLL~',E HL M.'it-LCULAR ~iE IG~-T DISJI~l Iod[ 1,44 -kJ-
AUTHOP-0-1.5 )-t" A 1% "As EvA "'%lNGVJ:YEV A, I N DOM A KEV A j N. 14. MjSMA FYKH
K. I., A, P-i G.
COUiNTRY df- I"iFt'i--LSS.R
SOURCE-VYS~1-1,~UiCL. SOL-Ciol. t SER. A 1970, 12(5) , I L27-37
DATE PULL ISHEU - - - - - - -7C
SL3JEcr jlRE,%.l-)--CH,EM IS TRY, MATERIALS
TGPIC TAGS-- PJLYE THYLLNE , rENsILE srRENGTH, mot-ECkil-AR WIEIG~ir, CIRACK
PROPAGATICN RArE
PRGAY STEP
CIkC ACCLSSI._-"i~

212 c Z:3 tj ~'C L A 5 S I F I E 0
PROCE"S DATE-20NOV70
C iXc P'.Cc E S 51 1 -,-;p 13 5 0 j G'
C~- ~BSTKi,,CT. THE TENSiLE SrRFN~.Tfl AT Liclr-AK ANO
Thl-'~ ELG-NGATICt'i AT BRP~", L, F 1-11 GH , 1) . P C L Y E T H Y L L N E ( I ) 1: k 13 N I NUS 4 o r o
P L U S 1 0 -'- ~ C:; C LF -S E :*A-'E ~"A X. FG I S A;A PL E 5 ~i I T H NA R R Gl~; 10 L . r .
D I S T -,~ IU T I i.'N A :\ 1" L G T G . H I G H 0 L T . FRA C T 11j.% S T116 Ac3SP-ICE OF
FRACTIG~..S) -iLTH '.-;T. IS GHEATER THAN OR E~~UAL TO to 4~LJLJCEO
THE CkACK L-'F I EVEN WHEN THE --'PjL-P4f. j,.,AS
!%I A R R 0 w . FAC 11. 1 TY 1'.;AUCH I SSLED . INST . p0L N-I . PL jVST,,-jAS S
LEN I ils,G:~Au. , USSR

UNULgbbl~- ILU
\ %
S
ECTIO
13 C S-
Descrj ptloll! ~-f
(U) D-1111l3 this qu arturl~ reporting periud, 25 new articlos ,,re
from tile Inutitute of Biopllysic6. pushchillo. Oil L he

4Q articluG, it Wan posrible to identi~,y 32 new pezsonalitiea wi th t~~c
VQ
There. pprsonaliLi". tile uubjectu of tile. articles, and the da tes ;.~vcn

ph,Sphor
ylaticl

p'll,-Yeva, G. F. ralilatlovi a-ccz

r I jwvs F.
r,idlation effect (3
7 1
Azhipa, Ya. 1. hypoxia z690-)
lir,!gadze, 1. F. radintioll ffecz
111.1101. le. P. luminozccncL
Dmitriyuva, T. 1. radiation elfec-t
triyeva,.~'. A. blood plasn~A
Domi,reva, 0. P. radiation cffoct '~70
bloclirmical nnalyris 71""'
Gab.lovet, N. A. tmilcle physiology :~71 (e.2)
Ganatiri, Ye. E. radiation effect
Parum alb%imin

r~.at.kin, V. S. phosphorylatic.n
G. K. nuscle physial-ory
Kinlav, A. 14. "lilivary glan:!
-t1yagina, V. P. oligonucleotide

Korol, B. A, radiation effrert 1971

IZZI
Foolleleva, G. N. biochemical an4ilysis 1971

6
I A e~rlr-lr-n

Yu7mina, S. V
Markuvich. D. S._
Lif;I,UQ CUILUrf'
lvctarc duh-~drogcnase
11020
11) 11
Med,ILLIeva, 1. F. r.3diation circct 1971
Peshkova, L. V. phospluirylation
Proncvicb. L. A. antibloLic. 1910
Rudionova. M. A. mitochondrion 197 1
Shchipakin, V. N. phasphory3ation 1971(49)
Skobeyev, Ye. K. radiation/vibration 1910 (52~
radiation effect 1q7Q (35)
Irvetkov, .V. 1). blood plasma 11064 (40)
_Uzrikhina, V. lactate dchydrogana6p i971 (_,q)
ilenchik.-M'. M. radiation effect 1970 (53)
Za-yatnin, A. A. muscle physiology 11171 (4:)
Dubrov and Kosheleva (41) are associated with the Laboratory of Cell Biophysics
at the. institute. Reference 52 abc,~e is of special interest since it presents
an investigation of combined stresses, i.e., radiation and vibration. 1%x
addition to the above articles, five of the twenty-five (54-58) wero authored
by persons already identified with the Institute of Biophysics# Pushchino.
'Reference 55 associates the authors of the article, L. V. Slochenikinzi, V. L.
HiguohiniL, and A. H. Kutin, with the Department of Radiobiology at the
Institute.
7
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UDC:. 534.86
MIA 1GAUSKAS, S. , K.-LIS, R. -I., arid DO:~LRKAS, V.
"Electrical Modeling of Ultrasonic Piezo-Converters in t-he Form
of Plates"
Nauch. tr. vyssh. ucheb. zzavedeniv LitSSR. U11tra-vuk (Scientific
Vorks of -the Lithuanian 1UZ; Ultrasonics) lio 4, 19721, pp 47-54
(from RM-Fizika, No 4, 19,73, Abstract 1'~o 4Zh671)
Translatioii: A method is described for modelinC. the frequency -and
pulse characteristics of a piezo-converter in the form of plates,
using an equivalent circuit without feedback capacitance. It is
shown that modeling a piezo-converter with a high electromechanical
coupling coefficient in such a simplified system requircs adjust-
men! of the delay time of the electric--i delay lines used 4n '-he
model. The circuit of' the model is Liven,along with formu for
computing 1he elements of the system. The theoretica-1- conclu--~ions
are illustrated by experimental data. Authors' abstract
23 -

USSR UDC: 534.86
WYARKAS, V. and KAZHIS, R.-I.
"Frequency Characteristics of Piezoelectric PickuDs With Trp-nsition Regions
and Electrically Matching Circuits"
Hauch. tr. vyssh. ucheb. zavedeniy LitSSR. Ul'trazvuk, (Scientific Works of
the Lithuanian VUZ; Ultrasonics) No 4, 1972, PP 71-78 (from. RZ11--Fizi_ka, No 4,
1973, Abstract No 4zh673)
Translation: The authors consider the effect of electrically rmqtchin~-, circuits
with the frequency characteristics of piezoelectric pickups with transition
regions operating in water. It is shown that, in the case of a half-wave
transition region, the pickup loaded by a parallel-connected inductance and an
active resistance has four maxima in its amplitude -f reciuency characteri5tic.
Linearity of the phaBe-frequency characteristic thus cannot be achieved by a
choice of damper and circuit-matching parameters. A pickup with a quarter-
wave transition re~-ion and with the circuit specified above has three rzxiira in
its amplitude- freq~iency characteristic. By choosing the degree of mechanical
damping and the Q of the electrical circuit for Diezoelectric ceramic pichups
with a quarter-wave transition re,ion, of
a relative -Dass band of 75 the
antiresonant frequency of a piezoelectric converter with 6ood linearity of the
phase-frequency characteristic can be attained.
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KAZBENE, S., KAZHIS, R.-I., and DOMARKAS.,_V-
UDC: 534.86
"Dependence of the Acoustical Impedance of a Piezoelectric Converter With a
Transition Re-ion on the Electrical Load"
Nauch. tr. vyssh. ucheb. zavedeniy LitSSR. Ul'trazvuk (Scientific V.1ork-s of ti:.e
Lithu-.inian VUZ; Ultrasonics) No 4, 1972, pp 65-69 (from PZ,11--Fizika, Nlo It,
1973, Abstract No 4Zh672)
Translation: General expressions are obtained for the acoustical impedance of
a piezo-ccnverter with the transition region and the electrical load taken into
account. The effect of' the electrical circuits on the amount of acoustical
impedance is analyzed at the antiresonant frequency of the converter. It is
shown that tlie converter loaded by an inductance and an active resistance can
be given an acoustical impedance equal to the characteristic acoustic
impedance of the working medium. In the case of liquid working media, a
match between the converter and the working medium can easily be attained
with a quarter-wave transition region. Authors' abstract

N
USSR UDC 5 2
,J. 7
unas Polytec n cal nst: zuLe
KAZHIS'
"A Piezoeleczric Receiver of Acoustic Oscillations"
M
Moscow, Otkrytiva, Izobrezeniya, Promyshlennyve Obraztsy, Tovornyve Znaki,
No 23, 1970, Author's Certificate No 276551, Filed 20 jar, 69, p 147
Abstract: This author's certificat:e introduces a pic.!oolecLric recoiver of
acoustic oscillations made in the forin of a mechanically uada:iq).2d piiezo-
electric plate. As a di-stinguishing feature of the patent, the passba-ad is
extended by connecting an active electrical circuit in parallel with the
mechanically undamped piezoelectric plate, this circuit having, tiie input
impedance of the static capacitance of the piezoelectric plate.

USSR
_DOMASHENKO A. M.
UDC 533.697
"Investigation of the Flow in Front of a Grating in a T-wo-Dimensional
Supersonic Stream"
V sb. Lopatochn. rashiny i struyn. arnaraty. VYP. 5 (Bladed Machines and
Jet Equipment. No 5--collection of works), Moscow, '?Mashinostroyeniye",
1971, pp 6-27 (from RZh-Mekhanika, No 10, Oct 71, Abstrect No 1OB288)
Translation: In a supersonic two-dimensional flow in front of a grating
made up 6-f a finite number of airfoils, an aperiodic system of discon-
tinuities and rarefaction waves arises which changes the conditions of
flow around the foils as compared with an infinite grating. Using simple
assumptions on the form of the waves and discontinuities, as well as
assuming that they are fairly weak, the author calculazes the losses of
total pressure in the discontinuities and recommends refinements in the
procedure for experi-mental investigation of gratings in a two-dimensional
supersonic jet of finite width. G. Yu. Stepanov.
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112 025 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSINS DATE--IISEP70
':ITLE--E'XPERIMENTAL DETERMINATION OF LATERAL THRUST COEFFICIENTS FOR DRYr
.L0OSEv FIBROUS GASKET PACKING -U-
iUTHOR 'DOMASHNEV, A.D., KHEMLNIKER, V.L.
XUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
I[IURCE--K"IM. NEFT* MASHINOSTR. 1970t 12) 1-2
ATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
UBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--SEALt GRAPHITE, MOLYBDENUM DISULFIDEr PACKING MATERIAL,
LAMINATED MATERIAL, ASBESTOS/(U)TC4Z LAMINATED GRAPHITE, (U)AM50 PACKING
MATERIAL, (U)AG50 GASKET
CONTROL MARKfNG--h-.'O PESTPICTIONS
DOCUMtNT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRA4E--198911137 STEP '40--UP/0314/70/000/002/.0001/'30'32
tIRC tccc~slm NO--AP0107626
Wil-I A_;~ZlrfFo

2/2 025 UNf_'L ASS I F I ED PROCESSINS DATF--11S=-P70
CIRC ACCESS-ION NO--AP0107626
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(V) GP-0- THE COEFF. OF LATERAL THRUST (K) WAS 0!~TO.
FOR THE FOLLOWING MATERIALS: MOS SUB2 (NATUkAL MQLY9DEfNJrF) (K FQUALS
0.461; TCHZ LA41NATED GRAPHITE (K EQUALS 0.36); AM50 PACKING CO'iTr,. MOS
SUB2 50; LONG FIdERED SERPENTINE ASBESTOS 459 AND AL POWDER 5PERCENT (K
EQUALS 0.38); AG 50 ASBOGRAPHITE GASKET CONTG. 50PERCENT GRAPHITE (K
EQUALS .0.31); AND AS DRY ASBESTOS CORD (K EQUALS 0.27). AN OUTLINE 9F
TAE SPECIAL APP. USED FOR THE DETNS.-P AND CURVES SHOWING THE DEPENDENCE
~CF THE LATERAL THRUST ON-THE-AXIAL THRUST-FOR THESE MATERIALS ARE GIVEN.

--USSR
UDC 546-171.1
.AYVAZO-1, 14. L., SARKISYAN, A. G., CUROV, S. V., Institute of
.New Chemical Problems, Academy of SetegnMees kk-A
."~Synthelsis and Study of Alloys in the TiO-MnO Cross Sectiow,
,Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Hauk SSSR, Reorganicheskiye MaterialY, 110 7, 1972,
pp 1218-1220
Abstract: In certain trinary phases, a deviation is observed from the ordinarv
A-2 B formula. The deviation from stoichiometry is most significant when component
_B is chrome or manganese. In this case, the stoichiometTic composition shifts
from A2 to B to AB. The literature contains no data on the nature of formation
,of phases in the cross section TiO-MnO, Study of this section is of both
theoretical and practical interest, since as the 3d shell is filled, the clectro-
physical properties of monoxides shift from metal-like to dielectric. TiO-MnO
5pecimens were prepared each 10 wt. throughout the entire concentration inter-
val and studied. NtnO dissolves in Tio up to IS urt. %) TiO in MnO--up to 40 wt.
The alloys have an NaCl-like structure. The single-phase area in the TiO-',InO
~p_ross section can be considered a solid solution of substitution.
W

USSR
UDC 546.824tl7l.1:541.67
AYVAZOV, M. I., D and KIREYEVA, I. M., Institute for New
Problems, Academ of Sciences USSR
"Electric Properties of TO 0.961 TiB 0.43N 0.78 and TiSi 0.51 14 0.42'1
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Neorganicheskiye materialy, Vol 7,
No 10, Oct 71, pp 1739-1742
Abstract: The study of the electric conductivity, thermal emf,and Hall
effect of isostructural compounds (NaCl-type structure) of Ti,.96 and
TiB0.43N 0.78 over a wide temperature range has shown the need of an energy
scheme of overlapping zones to explain the charge transfer process in the
carriers. Substituting boron for nitrogen reduces the degree of fullness.
The electrophysical properties of TiSi 0,5N,42 compounds (NaCl-type struc-
ture) at high temperatures may be ascribed semiconductor-type compounds
with a forbidden zone width of 0.4 ev. The conductivity, thermal emf,and
Hall effect were studied on hot-formed specimens with 5-8% porosity. The
former two properties were measured within 300-1600*K, while the Hall
effect -- within 300-1000*K. Temperature-property relationships are
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. USSR
AYVAZOV, M. I., et al, Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Neorganicheskiye
materialy, Val 7, No 10, Oct 71, pp 1739-1742
presented in curves. The source products for the study were TiCI 41 BCl 3%
SiHC1 33' H.,and especially pure N2* (2 illustrations, I table,
9 bibliog;aphic references).
212

USSR
UDC. 546.821
AYVAZOV, M. 1. and_LQd&SHNLV,_1_. A., Institute for New Chemical Problems,
Academy of Sciences USSR
"Electrophysical Properties of Titanium Diboride and Alloys in the Ti-B-1.1
System"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Neorganicheskiye materialy, Vol 7,
No 10, Oct 71, pp 1735-1738
Abstract: Described is a study of the electrophysical properties of titanium
diboride and alloys in the Ti-B-N system. The properties included electric
conductivity, theniial enifland Hall effect over a wide temperature range. It
is shown that compositions from the TiB2 homogeneity region and Ti-B-N alloys
with an AIF~2 structure contain zones with various degrees of fullness. The
electrophysical properties of these compositions may be adequately explained
using the model of overlapping zones. The compositions from the TiB2
homogeneity region and alloys of the Ti-B-14 system were obtained by crystalli-
zation from the gas phase. The conductivity and thermal emf were studied
within 300-1500*K; the Hall effect -- within 300-1100'K. The temperature
relationships of these properties are presented in curves. (6 illustrations,
1 table).
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USSR
UDC 5461821127117:538.214
AYVAZOV, vi. I., GUROV, S. V.f Wn&SfflT~j k. , and
itute of New ~4
KIREYEVA, I. M., Inst ChemicalgT"roblems of the
Academy of Sciences USSR
"Investigation of Magnetic Properties of Variable Composition
Phases of Titanium Nitride, Titanium Diboride, and Alloys in
the Ti - B - N System"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii dauk SSSR, Neor&-anicheskiye 11-7ateri.-
aly, Vol 7, Wo 7, Jul 71, pp 1176 -1179
Abstract : The magnetic susceptibility of alloys in the system
Ti - B - N and of the variable composition phase TiB2.!,x were in-
vestigated in the temperature interval of 100-1300 'K . Demon-
strated investigation results of the temperature dependence of
the magnetic susceptibility show that the latter is characteri-
zed by temperature--ilide-pendent high values of the susceDtibilit-y
in the region of low temperatures. The susceDtibility of J5170 com-
positions TiNl_x probably can be expressed by X = xd + Yx + /' ?
where Xd=diamagnctism of the ionic hull, /,C= Curie susceptibili-
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USSR
AYVAZOV, M. I., et al., Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Neorganicheskiye
Materialy, Vol 7, No 7, Jul 71, pp 1176-1179
,netism. The ihitial concentration of
ty, anId J,=electron paramap tj
charge carri Srs ( p-type ) is on all TiB -com3)ositions of the or-
der 1021 cm- . The magnetic susce-ptlbili~ies -of '.Oiff and T_- B - N
compositions show a notable effect of the crystalline lattice on
the formation of "ouasi-localized" electron conditions. The lDre-.
sence of a -oartially filled up 2-p-zone effects an increased Pau-
li paramagnetism on T02-compositions at low temperatures and
the aDDearance of two kinds -of carriers at lemperatures.
Four illustr., one table, eight biblio. refs.
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1/2 020 UNCLASSI FIED PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
TITLE--NATURE OF NON STOICHIOMETRIC DEFECTS lN TITANIUIM NITRIDE PHASES OF
.VARIABLE COMPOSITION -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-AYVAZOVt M.I., DOMASHNEV, I*A*'~ SARKISYANi A.G-v REICHIKOVAs
T*V. ------
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--IZVEST. AKAD. NAUK SSSR, NEORG. MA ERIALY, APR. 19709 6, (4),
T
. 745-749
DATE PUBLISHED---APR70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--CRYSTAL LATTICE DEFECT, TITANIUM COMPOUND# NITRIDE, ELECTRIC
PROPERTY, METAL OXIDE
..-CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3003/1449 STEP NO--UR/0363/70/006/00't/0745/0749
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0130382
UNCLASSIFIED

020 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0130382
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE NATURE OF THE NON
STOICHIOMETRIC, DEFECTS OCCURRING IN TIN SUBX PHASE OF VARIABLE
COMPOSITON (X EQUALS 0.6-0.96) WAS STUDIED AND CORRELATED WITH
CORRESPONDING CHANGES IN THE ELECTRO PHYSICAL PROPERT[ESt AS WELL AS
WITH ANALOGOUS CHANGES TAKING PLACE IN OXIDE PHASES. THE NON
STOICHIOMETRIC DEFECTS TENDED TO CHANGE THE EFFECTIVE MASSES OF THE
CARRIERS IN THESE COMPOUNDS; LOCAL CARRIER CONCENTRATIONS ALSO OEVELOPED
AND ANOMALOUS ENERGY GAPS APPEARED.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR
UDC 546-763-171-1:538-22
AYVAZOV, M. I. DO!"ASHNEV 1. A. T. v.,
.2 --P.~--, J, GUROV, S - V -, and REWHIECOVA,
Institute of New Chemical Problems, Academy of Sciences USSR
"Electrophysical and Mignetic Properties of Chromium Nitride"
Pbscow, Neorganicheskiye IMaterialy, Vol 9, No 4, Apr 73, pp 6oo-603
Abstract: The electric conductivity, thermal emf, Hall effect, magnetic
resistance, and magnetic susceptibility of CrN over a wide temperature inter-
val were investigated. It was found that CrN is a more ionic compoland than
nitrides of titanium and vanadium. Amplification of the ionicity percentage
in M-X interactions leads to realization of the system of spin-polarization
electron states. A phase transition was observed at 2900K te. Cru 0.93 which
vas associated with the trigotal distortion of the crystal lattice. 3 figures.,
10 bibliographic references.
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itz' 028 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
TITLE-DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF VASCULAR DISEASES OF THE BRAIN WITH 4
TUMOUR LIKE COURSE -U-
ALTHOR-DOMAYEV, YU.A.
e_llo~
CCUNTRY OF INFG-USSR
SOURCE--VARCHEONOYE DELOr 1970t NR 4v PP 80-83
DATE PUBLISHED- -70
SU8JECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TGPIC TAGS-BRAIN, fU_-AOR, SYNDROME, HEADACHE, EPILEPSY, MENTAI_ DISOP'DERI
DIAGNOSTIC MEOLCINE
.CCNTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FkAME--3001/1866 STEP ND--UR/041'.)/10/00,r)/00't/0080/0083
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0127276
(-,'Nr LASS 1 F I E D

212 028 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE----3(),-jCT70
.CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0127276
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-LU) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE PSEUDOTUMO%'I' Syr-4DROME t-11AY BE
CUASED BY SEVERAL VASCULAR AFFECTIONS OF THE BRAINI AND DEVELOPMENT OF
THE SYMPTOMATOLOGY MAY 1141TATE BRAIN TUMOURS OF VARIOUS LOCATIONS. THE
CLINICAL PICTURE OF ATYPICAL FORMS OF CEREBRAL VASCULAR PATHOLOGY NOT
INFREQUENTLY SHOWED TUMOUR LIKE SYMPTOMS (HEADACHES, PAPILLEDEMAi
EPILEPTIC SEIZURES, MENTAL DISORUERS, PROTEIN CELLULAR DISSOCIATIONJ.
ONLY CAREFUL EVALUATION OF ALL SYMPTOMS AND INTERPRETATION OF ADJUNCTIVE
METHODS LEACS TO CORRECT DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS. FACILITY:
CHITINSKOGO MEDITSINSKOGO INSTITUTA.
UINCLA c. t. I #r UE V

ra K A VA,
-t~ F- 2

UDC: C, 2 1. 371~ 31
I. _-N SKy T
"A F se ShaLe--:,I*mdter1t
-_:~e re n-- zz;:~a 7n e r o r :f C h 2 rk S f ZI t~ ~~h C 0 -n -
rence cr, :uc~ ea,. -Hec-,-on4 cs Vol 2 Part 2 Moscow A, IWTO PY) _117
e j~
l
..o 7. jl_z~ 70, Abstracz 71o 7G2--
fro
Trans lat ion a_-ticle -describes a shaDing circu-it which useS a seetion of I-ine
s-crsed acrcss -.',-.e end and cormected in the cathode circuiz of a ca-,-ncde-~7aze
tuffer stage. Use o--:' this t~-pe of circuit extends zhe range off amplitudes of the
input -pulses while maintain-ing a very steep leading edge. bibliol.5-raphy of +.,,,-o
titles. IN. S.
2--i

1/2-- 013 UNCLASSI FiED PROCESSING DATE--13NOV70
TITLE-SCLUdILITY DIAGRAM FOk A NA SUB2 H SU82 Y 01SODIU.X SALT OF
EDTA-KOH-H SUB2 0 TERNARY SYSTEM AT 25DEGREES -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-MERKULOVA, K.S., DOMBROVSK YE.So
BRUYLEv
COUNTRY OF INFO-7USSR
SOURCE--ZH. PRI'.-,L. (LENINGRAD) 1970 p43(4), 881-5
JATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
EA S--CHEA4 IS TRY
SUBJECT Ar.
TOPIC TAGS--SOLUBILITYr METAL COMPLEX COMPOUN0, SODIUM COMPOUND, POTASSIUM
COMPOUNOY HYDROXI&E, YTTRIUM COMPOUNU
CONTROL AARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
OOCUME'11T CLASS-UNCLASSIFIE-D
PROXY kEEL/FRAME--3004/2017 STEP NO--UR/0080/70/043/004/0831/0885
CIRC ACCESSION NC--AP0132278
04%C LAS S IF I ED

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212 013 UNCtASSIFIEO PROCESSING DATE--13NOV70
CIRC ACCESSIUN NO--AP0132278
ASSTi~ACTIEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- AdSTkACT. THE SOLY. CURVE'OF THE TERNARY
SYSTEM WNSUSTED OF 2 BRANCHES. GF THESE THE IST CGRtkESPONDED TO THE
C.RYST.%I-. OF ANHYD. NA SUBZ H SUB2 Y. THE 2ND BRANCH OF THE CURVE
APPEAAED WITH AN INCREASE IN THE KOH CONTENT AND CORRESPONDED TO THE
CRYSTN. OF 2KOHoNA SUB2 H SUB2-Y. THI-S SOLID PHASE CONTAINED KJH 25 AND
NA SU32 H SUB2 Y 75 WT. PERCENT. A THEkMOGRAPHIC-ANAL. OF THE SALT NA
SUB2 H SU8Z Y.211 SUB2 0 HAD EiNIDOTHEkM[C EFFECTS AT 104, 192, AND
243DEGREES. THE IST 2 WERE CAUSED BY THE LOSS OF 2 MULS. OF H SUB2 0
AND AT 243DEGREES THE CG-klPD. BEGINS TO OECOMP. THE GT4 CURVE OF ANHYD.
NA SU32 H SUa2, Y SHOWED ENUOTHERMIC PEAKS AT 81 AND 198.6DEGREES AND AT
350OC-GREES THE COMPO. BEGINS TO DECOMP. THE DTA CUkVE FOR ZKOH.NA SUB2
H SUB2 Y IS VERY COMPLEX AND IS AS YET NOT NOT RESOLVED.

020 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
.TITLE--P SUB2 0 SUB5 MINUS SB SUa2 0 SUR3 R SUBX 0 SUBY SYSTEMS (R EQUALS
CRv Vp Tiv FE). Ill. PHOSPHORUS PENTOXIDE AND ANTIMONY SESQUIOXIOE _u_
~-AUTH0R-(05)-Q04BRQVSKAYA# V.K.t MILLERS, T., KONSTANTS, Z., VAYVADS, A.,
_~VITINA, 1. tftwmwaa~_
COUNTkY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--LATV. PSR. ZINAT. AKAD, VESTI POKIM. SER. 1970, (1), 10-14
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--THERMAL EFFECT, CHEMICAL SYNTHESIS, ELFCTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY,
ANTIMONY COMPOUNOt PHOSPHORUS CCMPOUNDs CHROMIUM COAPOUND, VAINADIUM
COMPOUNDt TITANIUM COMPOUND, [RON COMPOUND
CG%'TQ.OL ?-lARKING--NlJ RESTRICTIONS-
DOCU4ENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--198810610 STEP NO--UR/0464/70/003/001/0010/0014
CIRC ACCESSION i*-10--AP0105593
UNCLASSIFIED

212 020 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--18Sc'P7C
.C-IRC,ACCESSION NO--AP0105593
~ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. NH SUB4 H SUB2 PO SUB4 USED TO
PREP. THE SPECIMENS HAD ONLY 1 ENDOTHERMIC EFFECT, AT SIMILAR TO
.2070DEGREES. AT THIS POINT THE ELEC. CONU. INCREASED SHARPLY. ABOVE
THIS TEMP. THE PHOSPHATE GRADUALLY DEcnmPD. GIVING OFF NH SUB3 ANO H
SUB2 0. THE ENDOTHERMIC-EFFECT AND THE SHARP INCREASE OF COi'lJD. WERE THE
RESULT OF FUSION. BEYOND THE PEAK A NEW SOLID SUBSTANCE FORMED AND THE
ELEC. COND. DROPPED TO ITS ORIGINAL VALUES. THE SB SUB2 0 SUB3 UPON
HEATING HAD I EXOTHERMIC EFFECT, AT 570-580DEGREES, CAUSED BY OXIDN. OF
S8 SU82NEGATIVE 0 SUB3 TO SB SUB2 0 SUB4. HEATING A MIXT. OF P SUB2 0
SUB5 MINUS SB SUB2 0 SU83 TO 300DEGREeS RES ULTED IN THE FORMATION OF A
COMPD. CORRESPONDING TO SB SUB2 0 SUB3 TIMES P SUB2 0 SUB5. THIS
SUBSTANCE REMAINED CRYST. UP TO 1400DEGREE5,
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12 024 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING CATE--18SEP70
F
T11TLE--P SUB2 0 SUB5 AND SB SUB2 0 SUB3 R SUBX 0 SUBY SYSTEM (R EQUALS CR,
Vs Tit FE). IV. PHOSPHORUS PENTOXIDEr ANTIMONY SESQUISOXIDE AND FERRIC
AUTHOR-( 04)-DOMBROVSKAYAt V.K. , KONSTANTS, Z. v M I LLERS t T. , VAYV ADS, A.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR T )
SOURCE--LATV. PSR ZINAT. AKAD. VESTISt KIM. SER. 1970, (1), 15-18
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
!SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY, MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--PHOSPHOROUS. CO,"IPOUND, X RAY ANALYSIS, ANTIMONY COMPOUND,
~.CHqOMIUM COMPOUND, VANADIUM COMPOUND, TITANIUM COMPOUNo, IRON OXIDE,
GLASS STRUCTURE, THERMAL EFFECT
CONTP.OL .449,KING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PkOXY REEL/FRAME--1968/0611 STEP iNO--UR/0464/70/000/001/0015/0018
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0105594
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 024 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
CIRC ACCESSION ND--AP0105594
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT7-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE TERNARY SYSTEM WAS STUDIED AT
1000v 1200t AND 1400DEGREES BY X RAY AND THERMOGRAP141C ANAL. AT
1000DEGREES A GLASS WAS FORMED ONLY WHEN THE COMPN. IVINNS P SUB2 0 SUB5
601 SB SUB2 0 SUB3 20, ANO FE SUB2 0 SUB3 20 MOLE PERCENT. AT
1200DEGREESt 3 X RAY AMORPHOUS SUBSTANCES WERE OBTAINED CONTG. (1) P
SUB2 0 SU85 60, SB SU82 0 SUB3 20t AND FE SUB2 0 SU83 20 MOLE PERCENT;
(2) P SUBZ 0 SU85 60 AND FE SUB2 0 SUB3 40 MOLE PERCENT; AND (3) P SUB2
0 SUB5 70,,SB SUB2 0 SUB3 10t AND FE SUB2 0 SUB3 20 MOLE PERCENT. AT
1400DEG-REES AN X RAY AMORPHOUS COMPN. EXTENDED OVER-MORE THAN HALF OF
THE 3 COMPONENT SYSTEM. WITHIN THIS SYSTEM FUSION OCCURRED ONLY IF THE
FE SUB2 0 SUB3 IN THE MIX DID NOT EXCEED 40 14OLE PERCENT AND THE P SU82
0 SUB5 CONTENT WAS GREATER THAN-OR EQUAL TO 20 MOLE PERCENT,
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UDC 546.72 + 547.1'3 + 547.384
DO%,IBROVSKIY A. V. and VITTAL', E. E., Chernovtsy State University
:;~ I
"Ferrocenaldehyde and a-Ferrocenylacrolein Cyanohydrines"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obstichey Khimii, Vol 43 (105), No 9, Sep 73, pp 1982-1933
Abstract: Ferrocenaldehyde reacts exothermally and almost instantaneously
with acetonecyanohydrine in methanol and in presence of K2CO3 yielding
crystalline ferrocenaldehyde cyanohydrine (I), m.p. 101-102'. Analogously
the cyanchydrine of ~-ferrocenylacrolein (II), m.p. 105-106' has been
obtained from respective starting materials, the reaction being somewhat
slower. IR spectral data of these products are reported. Netther (1) nor
(11) could be hydrolyzed with acid or base hydrolysis.
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UDC 547.558.1
VOLYNSKAYA, Ye. M., SHEVCHUK, M. I., and DOMBROVSKIY, A. V., Chemovits
State University
"Monophosphonium Salts and Monophosphoranes Based on 4-4'diacetyldiphenvl
and its Derivatives"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 42(104), Vyp 5, 1972, pp 986-992
Abstract: A study was made of syntheses based on 4-acety1-4'-(a-bromacetyl)
derivatives of the diphenyl, diphenylmethane, diphenylethane, diphenyl sulfide,
and diphenylsulfoxide of monophosphonium salts and monophosphoranes which con-
tain an acetyl radical whose carbonyl group is not connected with the P-C
ylid bond. Five phosphonium salts were synthesized through the reaction of
the above derivatives with triphenylphosphine and subsequent loss of HBr. The
products had the general structure H2NCONHN==C(CH3)C6H4XC6H4 COCR~PPh3 where
X - CH2. CH2CH2, S, and S02. Physical data and elemental composition for
the synthesized compounds are given in several tables along with preparations
and IR and U'V spectra.
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UDC 547-558.1
tUITONYUK, A. S -, SHEVC:-,UX, 1M. I., and W-DROVSKIY, A. V., ChernovIts State,
University
-s and Phosphoranes Containing the 6-Carbobenzodioxane.
"Phosphonic Salt
Aljylidene Radical."
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Xhimii, Vol LW-(104), Ho 8, 1972, PP 17005-t714
Abstracti Thirty"six conpounds were prepared having one of the following
general formulas s
LIT
0
0-
0 !"1"j III
\~/ \R
0.
0
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ANTOINYUK, A. S., et, al., Zhur-nal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 42(104), 1,1o 8, 1972,
PP 1706-11714
Synthesis involved the reaction of Br2 With 6-acetylbenzodioxane-1,4,6-
acetyl-7-othylbenzodio:rane-1,4 and 6-pro-2rionylbenzodioxar,,---1,4 to form the
C)L- -bronoketone. This was reacted with triphenylphosphine to forim
the phosphoniun salt. Reaction with C2H 5011a and dehyd-robromination resulted
In the fomation of
0
xv-XV11
This was the starting material from which other derivatives were prepared
bj reaction with C6H5ICI2 , BrI, RCOC1 and others. Elemental analysis,
physical data and a few UV spectra are given.
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UDC 547-555~3.i:621
SHEVCHUK .7 M. I.., VOLYNSKA)%, YE. M., and DOMBROVSKIY,, A. V., Chernovtsy State
University t,-1 - I -
"Synthesis and Investigation of the Reactivity of Mono- and Bis-/-I-ketophospho-
ranes Containing Polynuclear Honcondensed Aromatic Radicals"
0
Leningrad, Zhuxnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 43 (105), No 5, MY 73, PP 1047-1053
Abstract: Mono- and bis-/Y-ketophosphoranes with polynuclear noncondensed
aromatic radicals In the alkylidene x-tion of the molecule were obtained by
dehydrobromination of mono- and bis_Petophosphonium salts. It has been
shown that on chlorination, bromination and iodination these types of phos-pho-
ranes form resuective 0(--halosubstituted /3-ketophosphoranes. It has been
established that these phosphoranes IRC6114COCII=PPh I react with p-nitrobenzyl
and cinnamic acid chlorides forming a-acylated adEtion products, and with
acetyl chloride they form O-acylated phosphonium, chlorides.
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UDC 547.341
SHEVCHUK, M. I., YMLATURNIK, M. V., and D014BROVSKIY.-A. V., Chernovtsi
State University
"1R Spectra and Chemical Structure of Aroylcarbomethylenetriphenylphosphoranes
and Aroylcarbomethyltriphenylphosphonium Bromides"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obsbchey Khimii, Vol 42 (104), No 12, Dec 72, pp 2630-2634
Abstract: Investigation of the IR spectra of methyl aryl a-diketones,
arovlcarbomethylenetriplienylphosphoranes a-oylcarbomethyltriphenyl-
pho~phcnium bromides, proylcarbomethylen;- ~-oximetriphenylphosphoranes
and aroylcarbomethyl-'i-oximetriphenylphospho-,iium bromides showed that the
0-carbonyl groups of the aroylcarbomethylenetriphenylpliosphoranes are
conjugated with the P:C double bond. The i-carbonyl group on the other
hand is not conjugated with P:C and therefore participates in reactions
characteristic of the carbonyl group. The 6-carbonyl grotip of aroyl.carbo-
methylene-1 oximetriphenylphosphoranes, in spite of the conjugation with
tPe P:C bond, rfor-cs hydrogen bonds with the hydroxyl group hydrogen of the
_oxime function. This abilitv is retained even upon transition from
-oximephosphoranes to their hydrobromides (phosphonium salts).
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UDC 547.448'558.1
KffikLATUMIK, M. V., SHEVCHUK, M. I., and DOMBROVSKIY, A. V.
"Aroylcarboalkylenyl-gamma-oximetriphenylphosphorans'I
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimil, Vol 42(104), No 5, May 72, pp 992-995
Abstract: The reaction of aroylcarboalkylenyltript-Lenylphosphorans with
hydroxylamine and 2,4-dinitrophenylhydrazine forms aroylcarboalkylenyl-
gamma-oximetriphenylphosphorans and aroylcarboalk-ylenyl-gamma-(2,4-
dinitrophenylhydrazone)triphenylphosphorans, respectively. It was found
that aroylcarboalkylenyl-gamma-oximetriphenylphosphorans [ArC(=NOH) COC(R)-
PPh3] are capable of entering into the Wittig reaction with aldehydes.
With hydrogen bromide they form bromides of aroylcarboalkylenyl-gamma-
oximetriphenylphosphonium. The results are summarized in a table.
Ultraviolet spectra are given.
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vDc 547.8)6:661-718.1'
SHEVCHUX, 11. 1., ANTOITYUK, A. S., and DOI-IBROVSKIY, A. V., Chernovtsy State
University
"Phosphonium, Salts and Phospboranes With Condensed Aromatic Rings in the
Alkylidene Part of the Molecule"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 41, No 8j Aug 71p pp 1696-1701
Abstracti The article describes the synthesis of neir phosphonium bromides
and phosphoranes containing such aroyl radicals as 2- and 3-carbODhenarthryl,
5-carboacenaphthenyl and 4,7-dicarboacenaphthenylene in the alkylidene part
of the molecule. Bromination of 2- and )-acetylphenanthrene, 9-acetylanthra-
cene, 5- acetyl- and 4,?-diacetylacenaphthene in an ether-dioxane solution
gives respectively 2- and 3-bromoacetylphenanthrenes, 9-brozoacetylanthra-
cene, 5-bromoacety-lacenaphthene and 4,7-bisbromoacetylacenaphthene. The
resultant bromoketones react with triphenylpbos-Dhine to give phosphonium
bromide salts. The latter are readily dehydrobrominated to give new
aroylmethylenetriphenylphosphoranes. The Wittig re 'tion of the latter with
p-nitrobenzaldehyde and 9-anthraldehyde gives C(, Tunsaturated ketones
containing condensed aromatic rings.
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UDC 547.446
SHEVCHUK, M. I., SHPAK, S. T., and DOMBROVSKIY, A. V., Chernovtsy State
University
tlw-Halo-cL-isonitrosoacetoohenones and Their Conversion to Aroylcyanides by
Reactions With Triplienylphosphi-ne"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Organicheskoy Khimii, Val 7, No 5, May 71, pp 1004-1007
Abstract: Reaction of bromomethylarylketones with alkylnitrites and gasseous
HC1 or Or gives good yields of w-chloro- or w-bro,.no-w-isonitrosoacetophenones.
Nitrosyl chloride formed in this reaction from isopropyInitrite and HC1 reacts
with w-browo-o-isonitrosiacetophenones replacing the w-bromine with a chlorine
atom to yield their w-chloro derivatives. The products obtained are stable
crystalline materials, soluble in common organic solvents. Heating equimolar
amounts of w-chloro derivatives with triphenylphosphine (TPP) results in a
vigorous exothermic reaction leadin,-, to the formation of TPP oxide and aro-
matic ketoacid aitriles. The 4i-bromo derivatives react much less vigorously
in this reaction.
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UDC 547.241:231
SHEVCHUK, M. I., VOMNSKAYA, Ye. M., and Z;ULO.VSKIIY A. V Chernovtsy
State University j.~~
Via-Nitrosation of Phosphonium Salts -- a New Method of Synthesizing Nitriles"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Sep 71, Vol 41, No 9, pp 1199-2004
Abstract: Earlier research indicates that hydrogen atoms at an Ylid carbon
atom in phosphonium salts and phosphoranes are capable of electrophilic
substitution. The reaction of phosphonium salts with alkyl nitrites in the
presence of hydrogen chloride results in the nitrosation of ylid carbon
atoms to form a-nitrososubstituted phosphonium salts. Dehydrochlorination
of a-nitrososubstituted salts yields nitriles and Lriphenylphosphine oxide.
Dehydrochlorination of carbethoxy-a-nitrosomethvltriphenylphosphonium
chloride yields carbetho>.y-u-nitrosomethylenetriphenylphosphorane. The
yields and other properties of the new 12 compounds are presented in
tabular form.
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UDC: 547-341
SHEVCHUK, M. I., TOIDCHKO, A. F., and DOMBROVSK1T, A. V., Chernov-tsy State
University
"Alpha -Substituted Alkoxycaroonylmethylenetriphenylphosphoranes.11 New Reac-
tions of Phosphoranes with Phenylglyoxal
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii., Vol 40, No 1, Jan 70, PP 57-066
Abstract: Twelve crystalline alpha -substituted carbomethov- and carbetihoxy-
methylonetriphenylphosphoranes were prepared by transacylation, with forma-
tion 6f intermediate phosphonium salts. Thus, treating carbomethoxy- or
carbethoxymethylenetriphenylphosphoranes (1a or Ib) with iodine bromide in
chloroform with cooling gave oily phosphonium. salts which with saturated
sodium carbonate, gave 91-92-p; yields of alpna-iodinared la or Ib. Tne latter
exchanged iodine for the thiocyano group in the reaction with potassi= thio-
cyanate in nutnanol to give a 73~ yield of the alp~,.-thiocyano analogs, pre-
vi.ously unlmown. icating Ib with allyl bromide or met.~yl cromoace ite in
benzene Yielded crystalline carbetho.VmethyltriphenylphosphonitLm bromide (H)
and alpha-allyi-or alpha-carDomethoxymethyl-substituted !b. Simiilaarly, adding
benzyl. iodide to a boiling solution of Ia or Ib jn anhydrous ethyl acetate
gave crystalline iodine analogs of 11, while the filtrates gave 86-84.7,~)
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SHEVCHUK, X. I., et al. Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 40, No 1, Jan 70, PP 57-
6 6
yields of alpha-benzyl-substituted Ia and Ib, reSDectively. Ia ani lb reaCLed
similarly with acyl chlorides in benzene to give chlorine Znalo,-7,3 olf H and
?3-97;Q` yields of, alo'ha-acyl- substituted !a and Tb, where ic-il. is a-luna-taluYi,
benzoyl, p-nitrobeizoyl, or Z-furoyl. The exothermic reactdcns of !a, lo,
alpha -car bometho)g nethyl-substituted Ib, or alpha -ibenzyl - s --Ds titu la nad
ro with phenylglyoxal gave triphenylphosphine and xeLoesters: net'-.-yi and
ethyl beta-be nzoylacry late s, ethyl alpha-carbomethoxytnethyl-(Il~-), xet.,hyl
alpha-benzyl-, and ethyl alDha-benzyl-(IV)beta-ben-,oyl--cryi--tes, respectively.
Crystalline carDo,-ethoxj-3-c-arbetilo)cY-5-piieqyl- and 3- car bet'-Oxy-2, -d ir i- eny, -
-2.3-dihydrofurancs were obtained in 32-3),t, yields by d-ist-J-11atic-ri in vacuo of
M and IV, respectively. The above beta-benzoylacrylates except !V were
identified by the nelting points of their 2,4-d init rop henylhydra zones. Th'e
ketoesters di-ffered from dihydrofurane derivatives with respect to "heir LE
and UV spectra.
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USSR UDC: 547-558.1
SHEVQiUK, M. !., VOLYNSKAYA, Ye. ~1., and DOMBROVSKIY, A. V., Chernovtsy State
University
"Acylalkylenyltriphenylphosphoranes'I
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Knimii, Vol 40, No 1, Jan 70, pp 4~5-57
Abstract: Stable crystalline (acylalkyl)triphenylphosuhonium bromides (I)
and title compounds (II) are derived from aliphatic aipha-brorroketones. Three
I were prepared by heating bromoacetone, alpha-bromoethyi riethyl or alpha-
bromomethyl isobutyl ketones with triphenylphosphine in toluene. Treating I
with sodium ethoxide in ethanol for twelve hours gave the corresponding com-
pounds II. Alpha-halosenated acetyl- and trimethylacetyl.-.,lethylenctripheriyl-
phosphoranes were obtained by treating the corresponding I! with iodobenzene
dichloride, bro-nd-ne, or icdine bromide. Alpha-iodinated 11 easily react with
potassium thiocyanate to give alpha-thiocyanosubstituted I!. The alpha-
acylsubstituted analogs of the above halogenated phosphoranes were prepared
by transacylation of II. Compounds II formed 0-acyl(acetyl or benzoyl)
triphenylphosphoniumalIkene chlorides (M) with acetyl or benzoyi chlorides.
The III salts are easil- L,
y converted by sodium ethox-ide to -he corresponding
original II phosphoranes in 100% yields. Acylphosphoranes 11 reacted on
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SHEVCHUK, X. i., et al, Zhurnal Obshchey airdi, Vol 40, No 1, Jan 70, pP 48-57
heating with p-nitrobenzaidehyde and with phenyl-lyoxal to give &', a -ursatu---
ated ketones. The acylphosphoranes des-cribed above eyhibited characteristic
IR and UV spectral bands.
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UDC 547.341
SHEVCHUK, M. I., TOLOCHKO, A. F. , and WQ4PQQ1,j
V., Chernovtsy State
Universi-ty I;_-
"Aroyl- a(p-nitrobenzyl)methyleretriphenylphosphoranes"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 41 (103), No 3, Mar 71, pp 540-545
Abstract: The reaction of aroylmethylenetriphenylphosphoranes with p-nitro-
benzyl bromide gave a series of aroyl-a-(p-nitrobenzyl)methylenetriphenyl-
phosphoranes (I). Analogously, starting with carbomethoxymethylenetriphenyl-
phosphorane and p-nitrobenzyl bromide, the carbomethoxy-a-(p-nitrobenzyl)-
methylenetriphenylphosphorane (II) was obtained. Aroyl-a-(p-nitrobenzyl)-
methyltriphenylphosphonium bromide and aroyl-a-chloro-a-(p-nitrobenzyl)-
methyltriphenylphosphonium chloride were obtained from the reaction of
a-p-nitrobenzyl substituted aroylmethylenetriphenylphosphoranes with hydro-
gen bromide and phosphorus pentachloride. It was shown that (I) does not
react with carbonyl compounds. Reaction of (II) with phenylglyoxal gave the
methyl ether of a-(p-nitrobenzyl)-O-benzoylacrylic acid.

USSR UDC 547.34
SHEVCBUK' M. I., ANTONYIJK, A. S., DOM14B�RQ-VhUjX,-&,,-Y., Chernovtsy
State University, Chernovtsy, Minig-try of Higher Education
Ukrainian SSR
I'Synthesis of Phosphonium Salts and of Phosphoranes From 2-Acetyldi-
benzofurane"
Leningrad, Zhurna Obahchey Khimii, Vol 40, No 8, Aug 70,
1
pp 1717-1725
Abstract: Reacting bromomethyl-2-dibenzofuraneketone with triphonyl-
phosphine yields 2-carbodibenzofuranemethyltriphonylphosphonium
bromide, which is dehydrobrominated to 2-carbodibenzofuranomethylene-
triphonylphosphorane (1). In turn, M was reacted with iodobenzyl-
ahlorido, bromine, brottiodine, and aoyl ohlorides of the chloro-
acetic, phenylacetic, p-nitrobenzoic, cinnamic, and pyromucie acids,
yielding nineoC-substituted phosphoranes with the dibenzofurane
radical. The chloro-, bromo-, and iododerivatives of (I) form
phosphonium iodides wi-'.-.h ethyl iodide -- 2-carbodibenzofuranometh-fl-
hall doviotliyltriptionylphoiphonium iodides, which are capable of uildcr-
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SHEVCHUK, M. I., et al, Zhurnal Obshchey hliimii, Vol 1~0, No
Aug 70, pp 1717-1725
going an exchange reaction with lead acetate, replacing the iodine
anion by the acetate anion. 1R and UV spectra of representative
products are reported; physical properties are tabulated,
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Acc. Nr - 049.511-- Abstracting S ervice: lef.
AW cHaacAL ABu,,, s- - 2
_L)
100818c .-Substituted alkozycarbonybnetliylenetriphenYl-
phosphoranes. New reactions of phosphoranes with phenyl-
_57-66_(Russ). Adding 0.114 mole freshly
prepd. IBrin 15 min to 0.114 mole Pf4P:CFICO-,R (1a) in CHO,
with ice cooling gave after 30 min an oily phosphonium salt,
which, with satd. Na-,COa 20 min, gave PliP:CXCO,.R (X = 1,
R = Me), rn. 165.5-6.0"; similarly- was prepd. the R = Et ana-
log, m. 134-5*. The former and KCN'S in MeOH gave the
analog with X = CXS, R = Me, m. 166-6.5; similarly was
prepd. 73r-,"r analog (CNS, Et) m. 140-l. Heating 3.4 g Br-
CH:CH: CH2 7 hr with 19.5 g PhjP: CHCO!Et in CGH6 gave 78%
Ph3PCH.-CD!Et.Br (1), while the filtrate, freed of C6Hs and taken
up in EtOAc, gave in I day at room temp. 62.5~-' , PhjP: C(CH.-
CR:CH,j)CO2Et, m. 119-20*. Ph3P:CIICOEt and BrCH2-
COiMe- heated 4 fir in C6H,, gave PA7r. I and Ph:P: C(CH2-
CO:Me)CO-Et m. 133-1*. Similar reaction of la with PhCHII
in hot EtOAc in the absence of moisture gave 92-3% iodide
analr4 of I tor its methoxy analog), while the fi7trvtes gave PhIP: -
Code:
a oy
lb~ REEL/FMME 7
19801363

AP0049511
O-V
C(Cli2Ph)CO,R(R - Me, 86,1, in. 187-,S'; R = Et, &1.7(7-0, in.
143-4 *). Similar reaction with acyl chlorides in CeR, gave 80-
08c.',,. I or its EtO analog, and 73-069,, Pl,,P:CXCO,P, (-X, R
and rn.p. shown). PhCH%CO, Et, 137-8'; Bz, Et, 136-7';
02:\C'H'CO, Ale, 198.5-5-9'; 24uroyl, Et, 112-13'. Treating
the unsatd. phbsphorane, la, and its analogs abuve, with phenyl-
g1roxal (10('~ excess) gave PhiPO and BzCli:CXCO.R (X and
R shown): 11, Ale, 63.7c,;, m. 32-3'; P1104z. Me, 89.5%, in.
62-2-5'; H, Et, 5V-, b4 147-S', n"' 1.5490; PhCH2. Et, 22%,
~ r D
b3 -'127-9'; %IeOCCH,, Et, 2V-c, ba 196-7', n" 1.5,510. The
last 2 esters on being distd. cyclize to 33~/,, II (R = Ph) b, 230-
5', m. 148-9'; and 321~ . 11 (R = CO,Nfe), in. 78-9', b, 190-2910'.
1 C
The following 2,4-dinitrophenyllivdrazones were prepd. from the
above bentoylacrylates and dinfiropheny1hydrazine in aq. H2-
S04-EtOH and BzCH:CXCO:R (X, R, and m.p. shown): H,
Me, 161.5-:2.50; PhCH:, Me, 156-7"; H, Et, 167.5-9'; NfeO2-
CCH,., Et, 166-5-7.50.
00 Et
G. M. Kosolapoff j
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Ai~ c Nr- Abs' t ra ice '.
ting Seri 07\1
c Ref . C
ode:
AP0049517 , -;/ W a 0.111 1
CHEMICAL ABST.4
cyla&ylenetriphenylphosphoranes. Shevchuk. M.
100817b A -(C -
Vol skayal E. M.; DombrovskiL &,_t. Mern
nemovtsy, U _Kh ovfi,
&I mv., S
(1), 48-57 (Russ)- Heating 6.9 g BrCH-,Ac and 13.5 g Ph2P in
17 Ph&PCHAcBr. m. 212-14*, while the fil-
MePh 2 hr gave 82 c
tMte gjLve Ph3PO. Similar reaction of AcCHBrMe gave 66%
PhPCHMeAcBr, m. 221-29.50, and sonle Ph3PO; BrCH.CO
CHXMes similarly gave 822% Ph,PC14jCOCHMejBr, m. 217
190. Similarly -were prepd. PhsPCHRICORBr (% yield, R, RI.
and m.p. shown): 80, Me. H, 234A CMe3, 1-1, 233-40;
97, Mt. Br. 127--30*; 97, Me, 1, 113-150, 99, CMej, Br, 105.5-
7.0*; 84, CMft, 1, 185-77*. Treating the above unium salts m6th
EtONa in EtOH overnight gave'RCOCRI:PPhs (1) (11, RI, and
m.p. shown) in 65-95% yields: Me. H, 200-21'; Me, Me, 170.5-
1.5*; CMe3, H, 181-20; Me, Cl. 162,3*; Me, Br, 144.5--6.0';
Me, 1, 146-7'; Me, CN'S, 148--0*; MejC, Cl, 114-16'; Me3C,
Br, 140-1.5*; MejC, 1, 164.5-6"; MejC, CN-S, 143-3.5'; Me3C,
MeOCHi, 98-400; Me, t'-02 NNC4114CO, 139-41% Me. PhCH%-
CO. 76.5-8*; Me, PhCH:CHCO, 187-9'; Me, -9-furoyl, 191-
3*; MeaC, p-OjjXCaH4CO, 141-3'; MeaC, PhCHICO, 72-40;
Me3C, PhCH:CHCO, W941% MexC, 2-furoyl, 174-5*_ I
(R = Me, RI = Cl, Br, I, CNIS) are easily interconvertible
through normal ion-exchange reactions. I (R = Me or ,%le3C;
RI - H), react with acyl halides to form the analogs with R =
Me or MeaC and RI = acyl groups shown above, in a transacyla-
tion reaction- Thus P)L4P:ClfAc (6.2 g) and 2.4 g EtIN in
REEL/FRAME
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CHC4 at 8-10* treated 2 hr with 6 g PfilCh gave Phal':CCIAc
A-P0049517 described above, while bromination in CCI, gave the brominated
analog described above; treating AcCHBrPPh3Br with KOH in
aq. MtOH 2".5 fir gave AcCBr: PPh3 described above; similarly
was prepd. the MeaC analog. The iodinated analogs were also
prepd. from the phosphonium salts and aq. Xa2CO; in J~fe%NC-
HO. Reactions of acyl chlorides with the unsatd. phosphoranes
were run in refluxing Citfs 10-1.5 inin or several fir tit room tenip.
MejCCOCH: PPh, and INUOCH,-Cl gave in EtOAC MeXco' -
(CH-OUe):PPhz identical to the above described. Adding t 3
g AcCH: PPhj, in CH o over:21) min, 0.6 g AcCl in C6Ha gave in L
hr RCO%CRI: CHPPhCI(R = Me = RI), in. 239-4 1'; similarly
were prepd. the WIA1095 ~R, RI, and m-p- shown: Me, CMej,
230~1*; Ph. Me, 96-7*; Pli, CMcz, 92-3'. These saits with
EtOXa~&OH 2-3 hr gave l0V'-C' corresponding unsatd. phos-
phoranes described above, Treating a slight excess of phenyl-
glyoxal with flie unsatti. acylphosphoraites Ijave overnight RCO-
CX:CIIRI (R, X, R', arid ni.p. showit) in 50-31 ''-C*, yields: hie, H,
Bz, 130-1'; Me, Me, 13z, CNIel, 11, Bz, 156-7*- Heat-
ing the unsatd. acylphosphorartes with p-OINCAlfiCHO in MeNt
6 hr gave the analogs (R, X RI. and t1i.p. shown): hie, H, p-
0t,NC_6H4. 103.54)'; Me, Me, p-OI_NC,H,, 8S-91*, C.Ilea, H.
p-O-zNCsH,, Me, Br, p-Q,.NCfiH,, 96-7'; CW3, Br,
p-0zN*C6H,,1871-9*, Uv and ir spectra are shown.
M. Kosolapoff
"YN 19801379

112 010 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING UATE--13?4OV70
TITLE--REACTION OF DIAROYLE-THYLENES WITH HYDRAZINE HYGRATE AND
OtPHENYLENEOIXMINE -IJ-
AUTHOR-(03)-SHEVCHUKy M.I.t TOLOCHKO, A.F.9- DOMBROVSKIY, A.V.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
!URCE--bi. ORG. Klill-l . 1970, 6f 5) 1109-1
C 3
S
DAfE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUbJECT AR-EAS--CrIEM IS TRY
,TOPIC TAGS--i-NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCEl ISOMERt BUIZENE O'EkIVATIVE,
HYDR03EN BONDIliG, ORGANIC AZO CGMPOUNU
.CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASS(HED
-PROXY kEEL/PRAMF_--3006/I278 STEP NO--UR/0366/71)/006/005/1108/lIL3
CIRC. ACCESSION Ni.3--AP0134952
UNGLASS I F IEU

2/2 010 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--1.3NOV70
CIPC ACCESSION t,,"--AP 0 134 952
u
.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. NMa SPECTRA OF CIS A:40 TRANS
SHOwEO TH,~,T THERE IS ',.'0 H BONDING BETWEEN CO
ISOMERS OF BZCH:CIIBZ (1) ROUP . ITHE REACTION OF TR~INS I dIT'H N
GROUPS AND THE H OF THE CH CIA G
SUBZ H SU84.H SUi32 0 GAVIE 3,PHENYI-olbi R,SUBSTITUTED),PYRiDALINIE (R
EQUALS PH) (If)- SIMILARLY OTHER [I (k EQUALS 'tjMEC SUB6 H SUb41
4,MEOC SU136 H SU34, 4,CLC SU36 H SUB4, 4tBR# C SUB6 H SU84P OR
BETA,NAPHTHYL) WERE PREPD. HEATING OiH SUB2 NC SUB6 H SU64 NH SUB2 WITH
TRANSIBZCH:CHR (R AS ABOV,--:) GAVE 2, PHENYLp5 r (k, SUBSTITUTED)
1,6,RE,',lZ0DIAZ0CINES.
UNCLASSIFIED

UNICLASSIFIED LSS I :,p,*; DA 7G'
TITLL--SY'%fr~"-5'L S GF 5 ;W'~YL 12, 4 i'llUiTAOIENALS 5 2r 16,!iEPF 1~'.l
ACIGS -U-
ALTiii.',-i~-(04)-t.CP6!~CV,.'iKlYI A.V., PRIBYTKOVA, L.G., GA..NUsilcW.Kl I
7-7
VEl'jC-RzHtA -7V KT7, . 'A
CCUNTRY LF li'lif-u--us'sk
SQL)kCE--ZH. jkG. 1-1~10, 6(5)o 964-7
DATE NMI- ISF;EC - - - - - - -70
SUBJECr AREAS-CHEMIST'i,Y
TOPIC [FICAT IjN, i)HOSPHATE ESTERy 8ENIF~4L DLI~IVATIV~j A--l-.P;E
I - r *U 11 ) I *
DHI I W' I I V;- ("AA30AYL K /it, GHLOMNATV RCANIC AG
CG4TXLL
DGC!J,',lr-NT
PRIOXY S T C P
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Abs [K;1 U, ATI-11"'.~'T--fu) '16STRAq.' THL NEACTI~-
li SUWt Ch:ChLH:CH SUL-2 ',~Arii PGCL SUB3,1%'E"J'AT1VL SUL? Ili
GAVE j1J---j7PEkLLN'-f X'C SUJ6 H Ab~i (1,X
H, OF, P,CL). Fl-E REAcry,)i,; rJF f (ETU) SUrQ
HU)CHNACO --'1062 ET C;AVf- o1-9bPi:kr---:iqT X StJB.;) 1-1 StJL),t :c-tA10 :CHCH :C-1-1CO
SWj2 ET lvdih I' ~! AS' 5 A V C "~CJRRESlfJiJD1NG A`
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CHLkNIGOV. GGS. UNIV. , G''HEVi[GOV, US-SR.

USSR
UDC 547.558.1
SHEVCRUK, M. I., KHALATUMNIK, M. V., and DOM-BROVSKIY, A. V., Chernovtsi
State University 11 .,-,
"Medhanism of the Formation of Phosphonium Salts. a-Alkyl-~, J-diketo-
phosphonium Slats and Phosphoranes"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 43 (105), No 4, Apr 73, pp 758-763
Abstract: It has been established that a-bromoketones reacted with triphenyl-
phosphine form initially an enolphosphonium. salt and an ionic pair, eventually
converting to the stable quaternary phosphonium salt. The formation of F., I-
diketophosphonium salt from bromoalkylaryl-a-diketones and triphenylphosphine
goes through only one intermediate stage -- through the ionic pair. With
triphenylphosphine, bromoalkylaryl-a-diketones -- Ar-CO-CO-CH(Br)-R (R=
CH3, C2H5, C3H7) -- form a-substituted a, J-diketophosphonium bromides
which upon treatment with aqueous solution of sodium carbonate convert
easily to the respective 8, f-diketo-a-alkyltriphenylphosphoranes. The
latter reacting via the Wittig reaction yield unsaturated polyoxo compounds.
1/1

USSR UDC- 5-39-374
DONIM-YEEZI-FA-&~, TURCHIENKO, V. Ya.
"Concerning the Dilatational Wave"
Moscow, Doklady Akademai Nauk SSSR, Vol 204, No 5, jun 72, pr, ioft-1064-
Abstract: The paFer deals i-.ith the problem of i:ropa-aticn of a
b
wave in a cylindrical (prismatic) semi-infinite elast-Ic-plastic rod. A
study is rLde of the asymptotic behavior of the solution at large tiT---
values and at great distances from the end of the rod.
I.h

NaR 9j,
AMICATION Or HIOTLLUiLTKY FOR R.'SLANUt I;,
711F. PUTS101.11GY Or X~UMP AND SVOP.TS
LQUIP101,17 Eolt STUDYING FRULY KOVI;iG RMILL
L. S. Dombroviiki P P 3
Fessarch LI-ractrrilticq
On proc-wLng t~ a irief drscripticn of Olt- p-ri-duru and u;,7--zL"
permittinK bLt,tftl--te1c c6nervntionq of freelv noving peoplc. 11 t., -:-
*XrY to I-171t oUL Liant t!.,,rv are %Lill It,, 1-t-s 1- ih!"
corre%;-uo;,ini, to t!.t 1:i~i ftt.t :;-Hut
n.trl. d--.1cc -ster,-o by 0-4r Irld"SLrY -- th. IL-1
must, in cannectino with itq weight. Le connidered q qi lnstr.~~,-tit A-t
study th* p'qsi~llogy of labor. For lark of siny other dtVILU, It Won -~ In
a number of studien of the johysiolo;y of spartc, (V. V. fl~jtuv, M-0: - 1.
Knyatc., V. V. mat.~, 196z).
However. at th,~ pre-nt tL,,- only trigtr-ents for
rate, recording electrocardiograms and recordin; mov~rentu have catered stai~lv,
Into research practice. Of course, out of all tlic furictiontil. indcues, V:4-
pulse rate pri=rily attracts the physiolorist and doctor of sports =-izia-z
durlnq otno"ationn of man under natural cnriditinrin of mo,icol,ir irtt-ol.t7.
The cardiac rhythm in excoptionally dYna=lc anti clonely relatvd to the ne,r-
humorml re;:ulatory systems& of tlie w-'iole or),nniora. lhcreiorc, it con ref;*-tt
t1le irittr-11t7 of rh7stologlcAl strtsm And shifta 4uring the cour~w of vvrk
CV. V. Xozenbl.st, 1961. 19A2; Barg. 1961. cc al.). It Ir no ;,,rilent zzi,it t-.
recent years Interust has r4san In varlous technical pulse rat--, analyzers.
Special mumc7s (Moncid, 1900) have been devotrd to the vwrhodo .1, t-lyl.g
this indqx.
Vaylaus dirplay methods have be" proposed for ra-Jiowlertotry c~
cardiac rhythm: by heart tones (5c.Lgor, 1955). by variatlcn~ in fLl1!:ig or
the concha auriculao with blood rec~ri!cd b7 n phatovloctric n~--r G. P.
:;Iiuv4tov. 1~6~; Hatton, Koroncoi, 1961, or al.). by the biocurr-la, ot tt-i
heart Wie =.ajorit7 of papers). As appliLd to tl,c utudien of ~portimcr. ,-i
laborers, only the last procedure has been impleniontod. Its advAntages zver
Vera presented by L. S. Shishkin are used In this choptor.
107
cc
C)

k J,

Al'i'LICATION OF 1110TULMIRY 19 M(YSIOLOCY OF LABOR AND SPORI:;
V K4- I 1-L pit IJ6-.t,!,
Lb
7'c Of I, one of tile tanic tieldt of .1PPIIIIII
-3Lruc',Ir,o )I I-r 'Actv.-I.Y. which plov~, the M""t irporlool.
In Tz, !I!,- ,t mo. -so,l rvj,r-.;t~L.i (u:,LL,o, I,.
-n- i ng th,-- c..rL. III '-!.L jo; j~j~
t,- .: -ct I ",,I k. R-9:1.tL1.1t
law* IS i=p~,rLant from tieveral o,iots o' vi".
It to-,, lett a physiological basis for ucientific org.loil.iation
prt,d,tJ~Ll'I"- r = U.ect. . .1 tile %,orki g .0v -11L. LU rL',.'Ul LI I l.br4I
t , "'. . , , , h)~ In 7 'a . . . I. I It Lt ":;o'"
.Od rr!I I. i t. n 11, p . 1.7, 1 b r I c I . . y , no E I'll th
tile org.inizatton of production and ,,conumicu, and -.u-
)t ireab L-10 out to be nut-,,ary for tio!
ncer and the eco-=i~t.
di.r,o of fv;itL ... I :,fit. gl,,v ., Ido~l the I--
17, Utu
t.ra of r, w r 1 1, ro to, en,lr-,
1. d ut Po 'w c. d t I I o f p
=Qnt.t ot phy;i1ology In clo-Ly 1:011.-I.111
,ith he V;,l u 01 In r, nd phyalological procedures are important tecIn (,)r
the In III. tudi.,s.
Thirdly, phybiological obItervationo perclit judgmt-lit of Lh4? -ItUrQ of thV
C.Urae of tortaln pnthokogf.~aL procn~sen ind dCViat toldtiC the covolktiont, .1
Pr.tvhH'oijI 4rtLvILY. TherQl~r4t, -1! 0111 1,, 1 11j;Y 111' 101--l!
voluti~n of a nutalter of problc=s of profe,sionaL patil to y anil tiv . rial
t' o j; loir
LL%'Jln,;b; Lioll. I!, . tit(!/ are clf-ly int-twined wkt.li - Liii,li plv/l~rl
t.-.. r-thods of functional dLnAoo~tLc~ Ir~, of ;t,.-,al: it,I&IjItarro I o 1.~ic c'
.1 doctor.
On the one hand. SLudle" of the phystology of labor havu tit r,Lical dL--
rection (the stwly of Lhe general law* n. the -orNe of varioun ltjnt~tiors
labor), and on the other hand, they so!vo practIcal problenul with roilpect to
improving labor proc~.mvs at spucific production facIlititlo.
vi 142 -
Ca

USSR UDC- 621.3372.837.1
WMW"KIY A.
"A Waveguide Protector"
.~,e Ob2ja
r
Moscow, Otkrytiya Iz6b: eteniya, Prorn._vshle~ntrr
No 7, Mar 72, Author's Certificate No 329606, Division H, filed 29 Sep 70,
published 9 reb 72, -Dp 210-211
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a waveguide protector
which consists of a housing and a commutation element. As a distinguishing
feature of the patent, attenuation in the closed-channel position is in-
creased by mfJ-,ing the commutation element in the form of a slide valve with
two wave-guide channuln -- one open, tuid the otlicr chorlx-d on the Jilplit .;ide
ard by p1r-cing u mLtching load in this element.

USSR
uDc: [621-313-322-81:537-312.621001.24
BORZOV, G. G. , GLEBOV, I. A., GNEDIN, L. P. , WDOMBPO- NOVITS-
KIY, V. G., SHAYJiTARIN, V. N., Leningrad .Mm
"Problems in the Development of Ifigh-Power Turbogenerators With Super-
conductive Field Windings"
Moscow, Izv. AN SSSR: Energetika i Transport, No 11, Jul/Aug 72, pp 21-28
Abstract: The authors point out the advantages of cryogenic turbo-
generators over conventional units. Elements of construction of high
powered cryo.-enic turbogenerators are described, and the results of
model tests are presented. The analysis shows that using superconductc--s
in the field windings increaLes the unit power of turbogenerators by an
order of magnitude. The results of experimental studies confirm the
feasibility of a synchronous machine with rotating cryostat. that has low
liquid helium eva-Dorability and provides torque transfer. The realiza-
tion of high-power cryogenic turbogenerators must wait for a great deal
of research on development of new materials, structural and refrigeration
units, and automatic monitoring and control systems.
Vi

USSR
UDC: 621.37/39(038)
TERESHICHUF, R. M. , DOMBRUGOV, R. M. , BOSYY, N. D. et al.
"The Radio Amateur's Handbook. Part 2. In Two Parts. Sixth Edition, Ru-fisc-d
and EnlarSed"
Snravochnik i-adiolv-ubitelya. Ch. 2. V dvulkh chastyakh. !zd. 6-ye, i do-,-.
(cf. English above), Kiev, "Tekluiika", 1970, ~M ~p, ill. 2 r. "I 1K. (from
RM-Radiotekhnika, No 12, Dee 70, Abstract No 121U4 K)
Translation: The second part of the handbook (for part I see Abstract 12.1.i3)
deals with elements and devices of pulse technology, 'VV receivers, magnetic
recording equipment, measurements and measuring equipment, elements o'L auto-
mation and reiwte control, and also power supply for radio equipment. A. K.

Books
USSR
UDC: 621-37/39(038)
TEERESHCH-1-N, R. 14. , DOI',DRUGOV. R. M. , BOSYY, 7N. D. et al.
"The Radio Pu-ateurls lia-72dbook. In T~,7o Parts. Part 1. Sixth Edition, Revised
mid Enlarged"
Soravochnik radio Iyubitelva. V dvukh chastyakh. Ch. I. Izd. 6-,ye, isnr. i don.
(~f. English above), Kiev, "Tekhnika", 1970, 694 pp, Ill. I r. 97 k. (from
RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 12, fec 70, Abotract No 12A'; 3 1-,")
Translation: The si?fth edition of the handbook consists o--:' two parts. 'I"ile
first -cart includes information on electrical and radio technolor_,,,, electrical
and radio materials, various radio components, acoustics and electroacoustics,
electronic, ionic and semiconductor devices, low-frequency amplifiers , and
radio transmission and reception equipment. A. K.
1/1

112 028 UNCLASSIFIED* PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
MIRROk MISMATCHED RESONATOP -U-
TITLE--GENERATION IN A THREE
AUTHOR.-(02)-C;OMELUNKSEN, V.G., TOLCHINSKAYA, T.B.
COUNTRY OF INF.0--USSR
D
I SPEKTROSKaPIIA, VOL. 28, JAN. 1970, P. 183-184
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT ACZEAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC F:.:S!~NiATF, If*qTFk+ER(j~,'ETc_L,,
Ce,%T-~CL F STF I CT I UNS
DOCLJ:-'F-7,T CLASS-J_'~CL.'SSIFTED
.PRnXY ~~Li-L/ l:--l-;7"/lo77 SrEP
C I p r r ,-, S c 17.,!, t,, P 1) 10 it 7 9 c) 5
j - T C L D

ppnrpSSI,,tG
2/-) 0?3 UNCLASSI PIED DAT;:--lQSr--P7Q
tIRC ACCPSSION N-3--AP001t7~?95
ABSTRACT/;-:XTP\jICT--(L)) GP-0- ABSTRACT. STUDY OF A 0.0 MICRX4 HF-N~- LASER
IN 4 T14REE MIRROP RESONATOR IN WHICH THE END MIRRORS FORM AN UNSTABLE
CONFIGURATIQN. WITH THE AID n-;: A SPHERICAL FABRY.PEF.DT SCANNING
INTERFERO:METER PLACED 114 THE ACTIVE BRANCH OF THE FESCNIATOR THE SPECTRUM
OF THE'LONGITUDINAL TEM 14-JDES BEING GENERATED WAS OBSERVED. IT IS FOUND
THAT WHEN THE LFNGTH OF THE ACTIVE BRANCH OP THE K-'ESUNATER 15 ALTERED,
THE-GENERATED MODES UNDERGO A FREQUENCY SHIFT WITHIN THE LIMITS OF ~HE
LASING RANGE, BUT AHEN THE LENGTH OF THE PASSIVE BRANCH GF THE ~IES'D'VTQR
IS VA`z.IED, IT is tinT THE MODES BUT THE LASING kANGE ITSELF WHICH
U%DlL:P~-QE:S A FPEOIJENICY SHIFT, 4N'D IT IS POSS113LE TO SELECT '%'N. 0~-Tl--'-~L
POSITIll"'N nF THIS RANGE ON TH= DOPPLER AMPLIFICATION CONTOLJ-~.

ACC. Nr: Ab'stracting Service: Ref. Code:
/1/0049958 CHEMICAL ABST. ~O ti 9 O-VO
90189g Synthesis oi N-vinyl-2,3-dihvdroindole. Ma~hnp,
L. .; D I ~kvortso aG. (lr~utisk.-Jnst. Org.
Kbim I Us Khirn. Geterotsikl. .5~6edin- 1010",,a),
128-9 (Russ). Reaction of 2,3-dihydroindole with C,1-12 in the
presence of metallic K in dry dioxane in an autoclave 0.5 hr at
r i j
H.
C
CH,
170-5* gave 65-7070 A'-Yinylindoline (I), b5 94-50, ODO 1.6125,
which polyrhd. on standing. G. M. Kosolapoff J
rk.,
REEL/FRAME
1980189(;

UR'0482
PA064G281~
Soviet Inventions Illustrated, Section II Electrical, Derwent, 1170

F241120 CIONVERTINC, SOUND SIGNALS .OF DURATION
WOR ~~LYSIS. Human articUlation of words
or syllables requiring spectril analysis, for the
purpose of perfecting,recognition devices for s~.ch
sounds, is transient in nature, rendering complex
the differentiation of the signal from the atten-
dant noise. The proposed-method of increasing dura-
tion improves the retention of the spectral comp-
osition once it is converted from transient to
fixed. It can then be recoraed and made use of
on tape. The method consists of transcribing the
sound with a time lag to-antother carrier. The
recording is first made on one tape recorder
and then transcribed, with a given interval.
by some electrical means to two other recorders.
From these the recordin$ is transferred back to
the first, on which it ippears, necessarily shif-
:1978IL439

AA0046287
ted in time. Depending on the complexity of the
signal, this recording can again be played on to
another machine and transcribed back, as often
s necessary. By this means a continuous noise
:
ignal can be produced, with superitiposed on it
the continued spectrum of the desired signal.
21.9.67. as 1184001/18-24. N.I.APRL-LEV et alia.
(15.8.69.) Bul.13/1.4.69. Class 42m4, 42S.
Int.Cl. 006g, Gllb.
AUTHORS: Aprelev- N. I.; Dominyak, I. A.; Frid,
B. I.
19781440

USSR UDC; 691.88
PONMI-iRENKO, E. P., Candidate of Technical Sciences,
TY-KVA, P. N., DOMIO, A. A., GRIGORCHUK, G. P.,
DENISENKO,
"on Chrome Plating of Embedded Parts in Reinforced Concrete
structures"
moscow, Beton i Zhelezobeton, No. 4, April, 1971, pp 26-28
Abstract: One of the effective means to prevent corrosion
I L.
is chrome plating, especially the one deposited by the
vacuum diffusion method. This method consists of keeping
the parts for four hours in a vacuum furnace at 13000C.
The steel treated by this method looses some of its
strength unless it is subsequently normalizcd.
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Welding of the chrome plated parts with stainless
electrodes does not destroy the chrome plating.
Tests with nitric acid showed that the corrosion
resista-nce of chrome plated specimens equals that of
chrome-nick-el steel.
Use on chrome plated parts for the prefabricated
building panels results in considerable savings over the
galvanizing method.
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DATE PUf3L ISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREEAS--CFIE.'~iISTRY
TOPIC SP~CTPU-iy HlYI);-'OXYLAMINE~ URAC[L, CHE-AICAL i-'cACff0,N
MEC HAN ISM
CONTROL RESNICTIOMS
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SYSTEM OF URIDINE' 5 ;~likiSpliATF u -
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DOUBLE BLIND? AFTER WHICH THE AUOUCT UNDERGOES TRri'ldSF(-k:-iAT[ljNS Sij.yGESTC-0
BY KOCHETKOV ET AL. tL967). FACILITY: INST. KHP4. [M.
ZELINSKOGO, MOSCOW, USSR.

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ALTHjR-(04)-0(jMKINv.,-V.S... KurLOV, YU.V., VALYASHUVY V.V., VARENrSOVA, N.V.
CGUNTRY OF INFC--LSSR
SOURCE--ZAVC6. LAB. 1970, 36(5), ~66-7
I..~CATE PU6LISHEL ------- 70
SUBJECT AkEAS-MATERIALS9 METHODS AND EQUIPMENT
TOPIC TAGS-MATERIAL TESTING EQUIPMENT, ICNIZATION, PLASTIC FILMP
ELECTRODE PCTENTIALY AUTOMATIC EQUIPMENT
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CIRC ACCESSICN NO-AP0132233
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GROU14DED METAL r!-LATE A:40 30-35 ELECTRODES ARE CJNTACTED WITH ITS
SURFAC-E. TFE ELEC. PGTENTIAL OF THE ELECTRODES 15 INCREASED AT THE SAME
RATE UNTIL THE FILM UNDER ThE ELECTRODE(S) BECOMES COND. (IONIZED). AN
APP. IS OtSCRIOED AND SHOWN IN A CIAGRAP WHICH RECORDS THE VOLTAGE AT
WHICH THE ELEC. FILM BREAKDOWN TAKES PLACE UNDER EACH OF THE ELECTRODES.
FACILITY: VLAOI141R. NAUCH.-ISSLED. INST. SIN. SMOL9 VLADIMIRv
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UDC 51:155.001.57:681.3,06
Q ~ B~-A- SaIENOV, A. I., TUPISYN, V. G.
bAD.101YAN, G. G. , DJ611 ~'
"Some Approaches to Formalization of Decision Making Processes in OrganiZational
b
Structures"
Modelir. Sots. Protsessov [Modeling of Social Processes -- Collection of h'orks] ,
Moscow, Nauka Press, 1970, pp 119-138 (Translated from ReForativnvy Zhurnal
Kibernetika, No 3, 1971, Abstract No 3 V569 by M. Chelyshev).
Translation: The problem of decision making in organizations of various degrees
of complexity is studied. Any organization consists of a system with definite,
regular structural relationships between hierarchical levels of the administra-
tion and functional links of the organization. 'nic concept of the expert as a
pc-,~son or group of persons responsible for decision making at --I certain level
of the hierarchy in the organization is introduced. Given the levels olF the
hierarchy of the organization at which decisions are made and the nul-aber of
alternatives presented to the expert at each level, it becomes possible in prin-
ciple to construct decision networks modeling the process of decision makina in
the organization. The purpose of the decision networks is to reflect the entire
set of decisions or all possible flows of decisions leading to an unambiguous
answer to the question included in a problem. As the process of decision making
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