SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GULIN, B.A. - GULYAYEV, A.P.

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USSR
TJDC 532-132
GRIGORIYEV, V. N.,,j_TJ J,,T jCCfjEP j~ 'IT-1j,
. "LiT B. A., YEESELISON, B.
V. D., M-I12HE'l-EV, V. A.
"Device for Investic-a~ing Diffusion and Magnetic Characteristics
of 3He and 3He_4He Solutions by the Spin Echo 1-lethod"
Trudy, FizikD-te'.-dLnicheskiy institut _ni-_ki7kh temeratur (Physico-
technical Instizute for Lo-,; Temneratures--col lie ction of works',
41
Academy of Sciences, Ukrainian �SR, No. 10, 1970, pp 166-177 4rom
RZh-Fizika, -1-To. 9, 1971, Abstract No. 9E36)
,Translation: Tho description is Eiven of a spin echo device, de-
signed for investiEatui_ng the characteristics of )He and Jl-.e-4-!--,e
solutions in the liquid and solici states. The device permits -,-qea-
surements o-~' the coefficient of diffusioa, 'U~L, _m,:1.rMtic suscenti-
bility,and the magnetic relaxation time, as they vary In a broad
ranGe. '-?'he results of controlled measurements of the di'fusion co-
efficient in liouid 3Ee at; various T.,ressures arc: ;-iven. '!hece re-
sults correspond well with the resuits obtained by other authors.
Author's abstract.
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USSR UDC: 11-1 51. 5 96+5 -'M -143
GULIN, E. P.
"Correlation Characteristics of the !-,`ave Field for a il;onnonochro-
matic Radiation Source in DIedia with Random Par--eters"
Moscow, V sb. Tezisy dokl. 3-Y Vses- shl:oly--seninara no stat.
gidroakustike, 1971 (Theses of Reports, Third Lij.-Union Schoo]---
z3eminar on Statistical Hydroacoustics, 1971) 1972, Pp 4-21
RZh--Fizilr.a, No 4, 1973, Abstract No 4Zh643) -
Translation: On the basis of linear filter thearv, some cenerai re-
lationshi-os are obtained for channels (C) -~.~it-h ra!--dom pa---~Irneters.
These rela4--ionshivs uermit computine thc corrc--'f-j, tion in
the wave field Eiven b specific Liodels oj_ the C' anus In, t-
Y Y
types of signal. As examples, two LiGdcls of C -..-ith rando,%~i nara-
meters are con3idered: a space filled with la2~r-e-ocale
unifformities, and a uniform hallf---i)ace bounded an unever ~i7zr-
face with sloping irregularities. For bGth C'
6
of signal, tuh~, orace-t-ime correlation of the nd tthe cor-
relation between the oriCinal radiation .--nr~ th-e I~i -in
space zl-re calculated. An arbitrary scalar 1,1*-P i,,~ Fo 3,
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GULDIP E. P.P Tezisy dokl- 3-Y Vses- shkoly--sen~inarxa po stat. gidroakuctike,
1971 (from lah--Fizika, No 4, 1973, Abstract No I[Zh643)
both C models, the broadening of the radiation band acts eqUally or, the space
and time scales of the WF correlation as well as on tile c*1aaracteristics of the
correlation receiver output signal. Also, the results to the de-pend-
ence of the intensity of the unperturbed Dart of the field. and the Sijnal
fluctuations on the distance and space scales of the random paraireters o' the
0 (the nonuniformities in the medium and the surface i-rre-,-ularities) dif er
substantially. Whereas in a rnedium with random, nonuniformities tile unper-
turbed part of the field weakens with the distance and v-1th increasin;- d4men-
sions of nonunifon-aty, the reduction in the unperturbed component in reflec-
tion from the irregular surface is ELYon,,I-er tile greater the slidinZ; anr~le but
is indemendent of the distance between the r-adiator an(! the receiver and of the
horizontal dinensions of the irregularity. In the case of the signals deter-
minedJ. there is some difference in the results of the computation in the cxa3r' i-
nation of both C models only for sufficiently broad-band radiation. In the
case of narroi-i-band -radiation, the computaticris for bot~i the C rod--ls E-ive
identical results. It is noted that the results o1utained are applicable to
hydroacoustical cignals and to electromagnetic wave fields in ~,Ilich T~olariza-
tion effects play a mdnor role. Bibliography of' eigrit. V. E.
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Television
USSR
BRAUDE, G. V., 1IONCH-FRUY_-C--!TCjj, J,. I.1., GELIFAMI) BLYIN, Y,,-.. A.,16~6t~rl
I
KTIVOSHETEYEEV, 1.11. 1., MIPISKIY, G. Ya., TISECIIIENKO, 1. M., TEL-IM31, 0. A.,
KTIESIN, A. Ya.
"A Television Device for Determining the Coordinates of roint Cbjects"
Moscow, Otlu-ytiya, izobreteniya, Prorrnyshlennyye Obri.ztsy, Tovarnr,,e Zna'.-
No 26, Sep 71, Author's Certificate No 313210, p 165
Translation: T~iis Author's Ccrtificatq introduces, a tolevisicn device fcr
dete:1,mininf, tto~ co~ordirlnti_',-3 of' point, ohjjftcl;:I. T)w a LI-le-
vivion transrnit.Lint,, tiite~ with menory, an "311ti"lit a
signal processing unit, an r--rasurc, wilt, a a
pulse generator, an optical shutter. ard a da-ta input, mlcc!,,ile. A.,; a di,_
tinguishing -feature of the patent, the accuracy of, cacrdirlate aetermi-
nation is improved by tying series-connected horizontal and v,~rtica,! Jln-
terrogation ccunte_rs to the output of 'the cadence pulcc generator. Tl,c-
courter outpuis are connected thrcugh shaping mrtrixes_ for liGrizn_ntal ard;
vertical deflection to the input of the output scannin-t- unit. At t1he
time, a second output of the vertical intcrrcgation cc)unter ii- ccnnec',~-.'
t1rough a deco(iur to the data inpiit modulc.
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U 5 5 UDC
GUT LI "'ANP
"To An vvtIltiation Cf The Gurrent Density From the Cathode Cf Elt,,.tron Devicee 1ri The
Presence Of A Magnetic Field"
Slektron. talthnika. Nauchno-takhn. ob. Elektron. SVCh (Electronics TechnoloilY.
Fc_ientifi~c-Technical Collection. Microwave Electr-OnIca), 19 0, No 5, pp 11te-Ir-I
.7
(from R".h--Elektroniks i Yeye primeneniye, No 8, August 1970-t Abstrict I%o I-A22)
Translation: During a comoutation of the current density from a cathode in a mag-
netic field by the well-known 5/2 power law for an equipotentiol close to the cathode,
errors occur which depend on the mugnitude of the magnetic field und the distbnce to
a computed oquipctontial. Formulao ura proposed for datormining the correct-i-or
1,1J4.tore which vi~.ti it poi~fiiblfj Lo docrounf) tho arrarij nonUorivid.
f?
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1/2 Oil UNCLASS IF I ED PROCESSING DATE--13NOV70
-TITLE--A 0-=VICE FeR JETERMINING THE TRAJECTORIES OF CHAR~;ED PARTICLES -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-GULINA, N.P., EPSHTEYN, M.S.
~COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SGURCE--PATEiAT V) 264008
REFE.-\ENCE--f:1TKRYTIYAr fZ06RETENIYA, PFd..MYSHLENNYYE OBRAZTSY, TGVARNYYE
JATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SU6JECT ARILAS-PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--PARTICLE PHYSICS, MATHEIMATIC EXPRESSIGN, PUENT, PARTICLE
TRAJECTORY
~CCMTROL '-1ARKING--.N1(j 1-.-ESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UiNCLAS)SLEFIED
PROXY R_=tL/FRA-!E--3-)1j4/1243 STEP
C[R-C ACCF-SISLON .',iu-'--AA0131720
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212 Oil UNICLASSI FIED PROCESSING DATF-13NOV70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AA--')131720
A53TkACT/'-:XT1ACT--(U) GP-0- AvISTRACT. THIS AUTHOR'S CL-(TIFICATE
Vffi~0101JCES A !)L:VICE FO!~ DETERMIN-U,~G THE 1,~AJECTGRIE-S OF CHARGED
PARTICLES IN A CARTE'SIAN COORDINATE SYSTEM. TiiE U-Nir CuiNTAINS AN
FIELD PICK,) AND
c-LECTRJLYT[C BATH, A MOVING PkOf3E HEAD WHICH ACTS AS A
A COMPUTER DEVICE. AS A DISTINGUISHING FEATURE CF THE PATENT, THE
ACCUkACY UF DATA READ't]JT F.RO,'-t rHE SURFACE OF THE ELECT~-ICJLYrE 15 I'WROVED
BY MAKING THE PROBE HEAD IN Tqc" FORM OF TWO ELECTROOES LOCATED AT A
FIXED DISTANCE Ft~C'*1 EACH OTHER AND -0,~ IENTED ALONG ONE OF THE COur'O [NATE
AXES. THE ELFURCOES APE CONNECTEO RESPECTIVELY TO A WNIT FOR
CALCULATION OF THE C131-MPGNENT OF THE POTENTIAL GkADIENT ALOIG THE
SELECTED AXIS AND TO A r FOR CALCULATION OF THE POTENTIAL AT THE
GIVEN POINT.
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U 1) C 6 SS I . 3 3 3
:-I F,
GTTLINIA, N'. Pan,! EPST T,' YT, M. S
"A Device for Oeterniinin-, the Trajectories of "'aar-et" Par-cicLes"
, LIL
Moscow, Otkrytiya. Izobreteniya, Pronivshlcnnyyc-:
2naki, No 8, 1970, p 121, patent No 264003, fiL,,..'d 2"- Jan
Abstract: This Autho--'s Certificate introduces a device for &!ter-
mining the trajectories of charged particles in a Cartesian coordinate
system. The unit contains an electrolytic bath, a moving probe head
whi.cft acts as a field pickup, and a computer device. As a distin-
guishing feature of the patent, the accuracy of da-ti readout from the
surface of the electrolyte is improved by makinj-~' the probe head in the
form of two electrodes located at a fixed distance from, eaca other
and oriented along one of the coordinate axes. The electrodes are
connected respectively to a unit for calculation of the component of:
the potential gradient along the selected axis and to a unit Afor cal-
culation of the potentiaL at the given point.
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3 Q.27 UNCLASSIFIEO PROCESSINO DATE--020CT70
11 0
U--ON CONNECTION OF THE TRICARBDXYLIC CYCLE WITH SOME PRUCESSES JF
TIITMETABOLISM -U-
~
AUTHOR--GULI I M.F.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--fJKRAYNSsKIY BIOKHIMICHNIY ZHURNAL, 1970, VOL 42, NR 2, PP 175-190
DATE PUBLISHED------70
SUBjECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--CITRIC ACID, TISSUE PHYSIOLnGY, PHOSPHATE, ENZYME, ADENOSINE
TRIPHCSPftATE, DIABETES MELLITUS, LIVER, GLUCOSE, RAIBIT, MYOCA;~DIUM
SfFP
ACU~S~FCN N~_; -AP01W,282'
'j, ~ " LS'S I F I F F)

2/3 027 UINCL ASS I Ff ED PRtICESSING OATE--020CT70
CIRC ACCESSION N-:~--AP010,123-2
AbSTRACT/EXTRAC-T--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A REVIEW 15 GIVEN OF THE RESULTS
OF THE EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCHES TESTIFYING TO THE FACT THAT IN TISSUES 9F
THE ANIMAL ORGANISM CITRIC ACID CHANOES WITH FORIMATION OF
ACYLPHOSPHATES: CITIRYLPHOSPHAIE AND'ACETYLPHOSPHATE. THE 'DATA ARE
PRESENTED CONCERNING ISOLATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF BOTH ACYLPHOSPH4TES
AS WELL AS ENZYMES CATALYZING REACTIONS OF FORMATION OF T-IE MENTIONED
ACYLPHOSPHATES AT THE EXPENSE OF CITRIC ACID: THE CaYSTALLINE CITR.ATE
SYNTHETASE FRUM PIG MYOC4RDIUM AND PURIFIED PROTEIN FRACTION 0.2 FROM
RABBIT LIVER. THE MENTIONED ENZYMI: PREPARATIONS CATALYZE REA:Tl3NS
ACCOqDING TO THE FOLLOWING SCHEME: [SHOWN ON MICROFICHE). FR ACTIoN o.2
CONTAINS TWO ENZYMESt ONE OF WHICH SUBSTITUTES COA IN CITRYL C3A BY
PHOSPHORIC RESIDUE AT THE EXPENSE OF ATP, AND THE OTHER AT THE EXPENSE
OF ORTHOPHOSPHATE; THEY SPLIT FORMING CITRYLPHOSPHATE INTO OAA AND
ACE'TYLPHO SPHATE.. IT IS- SHOWN THAT ACEjYLPHOSPHATE IN ANIMAL TISSUES WITH
THEE. PRESENCE OF COA IS T~AINSF~dAMEO INTO ACETYL COA, IN THE*PRESENCE OF
ADP AND 0AA-0F Tkt PROTEIN F4CTION -d.;2 INTO CITRIC ACID A~NL) UNI)ER
ANAERG61C CONDIT111N IS TRANSFORMED BY THE. LIVER H(Jm~,'-~-,L-NATF LNTI ISLUC-3SF.
THE.RFAL AND POSSIBLE WAYS ARE SHOWN' OF THESE TRANSFORMATIONS.
11"l-l-A ASS,11-11FID

3/3 .027 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--020CT70
CIRL ACCESSION NO--AP0106282
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-THE LITERARY AND OWN DATA ARE GIVEN CONCERNING THE
MECHANISM OF CITRATE SYNTHETASE REACTION AND FORMAriom OF CITRYL C3A IN
IT AND INTERACTION BETWEEN TRICARBOXYLIC CYCLE AND METAbGLISM JF FATSI
PROTEINS AND CAR130HYDRATE IN THE ORGANISM AS WELL. THE CONliEcriw4 is
SHOWN BETWEEN DISTURBANCES OF THE TRICARBOXYLIC CYCLE AND APPEARING 3F
DIABETES IN ANIMALS AND PEOPLE AS WELL AS THE ANTIKETOGENIC AND
ANTIGLYCEMIC EFFECT OF CITRIC AND OTHER ACIDS OF THE TRICARBJXYLIC
EFFECT WITH DIABETES AND SOME OTHER PATHOLOGIES.

112 f: 27 U',,CLASSIFIED Pk OC E S S I N G o A T E-:-- I I U, E C 70
T I T L E-- F t, 0 L I ~ 1 1,-, S Y '14 T H F- 5 1 S I,,. k A 6 B I T 6 1 .);4& Y S b NO S P L L E N % F TE R
P~ ~ T 1..~ L r C T:L-,-Y ~i,..j L F F E C T LF SI U V b I C AR ~ IN 4 F 1: J"N 0 6 1 V AL FIN T
A4 u I Hr-K - 10 3Z tibr" u 16 - IG UL I Y v -I. F5 1 GH P-J Y t N t A.
CCu-~TFY 6F INF----LSSK
ifGK!ill'-llICH,1-4iY ZHUkN-ALr 1970t VCL 421 TjR 3p PP 325-328
DATE PUG-LIShcED------70
SUaJECT AREAS-BIOLUGILAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TCPIC rAGS-KIONLY, SPLE""No SURGEKY9 PkLTEIN, LIP11), BIUSYNTHESIS, CARBON
I5LjTJFE:, ChEMICAL LA6ELLING, mAGNESIUA CUMPOUN0, MANGAkES( CIMPOUNDs
Z114C C0,"!PLUN-0, TISSUE n-.'EGF-i*,;LkATICP4, LIVER
CO-IT&OL MAPKING-i".2 RESTRICTIONS
OCCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY FICHE rqtj---Fb70/605()~t3/E0l STEP NO--Uk/0300/70/042/003/0325/G328
CIRC ACCESSICN NO--AP0142903
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212 027 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--110EC70
CIR.C ACCESSICN NG-AP0142903
A6STRACI/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- A3STRACT. THE EFFECT OF S60JUM BICAk3JNATE
AND MA.PVIME2 POSITIVE9 MN PKIMEZ POSITIVE AND ZN PRIME2 POSITIVE IONS
ACTIVATING THE PROCESSES GF CO SUB2 FIXATION IN THE ANIMAL TISSUES ON
THE C PRIME14 iNCORPORATILJN INTO PROTEINS AND LIPIDS OF KIONEYS AND
SPLEEN 6A5 STUDIED IN THE DYNAIMICS OF LIVER REGENERATION AFTER 80PERCENT
HEPATECTUPY 24, 72 ANU 1166 HkS AFTER THE OPERATION. AN HOUR 8EFOkE
KILLING 21.5 MU C PER I KG GF LIVE ivEIGHT OF 2,C PRIMEL4 SODIUM ACETATE
WEkE ADMINISTERED INTkAVENOUSLY TO THE ANIMALS AND SPECIFIC
RADIOACTIVITY OF A ~,' AS
R KIDNEY AND SPLEEN PROTEINS ANU LIPIDS OETERMINED.
IT IS SHCr.N, THAT 10 DAY FEEDING OF THE MENTIONED SALT MIXTURE (SODIUM
alLARLIJINAIE, 25 PARTS, 4AGNESIUM, 5 PARTS, MANGANESE AND ZINC, 0.1 PART;
604 14G UF THE MIXTURE PER I KG GF LIVE WEIGHT) TO RA361TS CONSIDERASLE
INCREASES THE C PkIME14 INCORPORATION INTO KIDNEY PRUTEINS 24 AND 74 HRS
AFTER PA8TIAL HEPAfELTUAY AND INTO SPLEEN PROTEINS, IN ALL THE TERMS OF
THE INVES11GATIGN. TljE INCkEASE GF THE INTENSITY bF IEH LABEL
INCORPURA]ILIN INIJ THL KIU1qLY ANU SPLEEN LIPIUS IS ',',JUIEL) tANLY ON TflL
THIRD bAY AFTEk TFE LIVER REGENERATIC'N BEG14141114G. fRUSTWURTHY
JIFFEkEWCES bETAEEIJ THE VALUES GF SPECIFIC RAGIUACTIVITY OF PROTEINS AND
LIPIUS Uf- r~AbUIT KIONLYS ANJ SPLEEN WITH REGENLRArING LIVEti, WHI(;H DID
.-,OT GET -.~!LT mlxTU.!~Et A.ND SH,.6mLY UPERATED AINLIMALS WE.:.,,E NCT ESrAi3LISHED.
FALILITY: INSTITUTE OF BIOCHEMISTRY, ACADE14Y OF SCIENCESt
UKKAINIAN SSRf KIEV.

1/2 c 16 Ll~-CLASS I F IEU PRCICESS[NG UATE-110EC70
TIfLL--AVIIli'- EFI-ECT CIN 1','jTrNS;TY OF C PxIME14 114CO~;PORATI(--N FRJM NAHC
Pml,t-lLi4 ~- SUB3 AND u0Clf4ri-,I,C F~,IAIE14 [NTC PRufEINS -111-0 LIIIIJS LIF RAT
AlJIHUR-(02)-GULIY, M.F., MELNILHUK, D.G.
COUNTRY bF INFU-U5SR-
SWi~LE-UKKAYNSIKlY blCrailtAlUlt41Y LHURNALt 1970v VOL 42, Nk 3, VP ~~22-324
DATE PUbLISFE0 ------- 7C
SUBJECT AkbtS--bIGLL-GICAL AND MiEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--CARBLiN LSCTOPE, CHE-MICAL LABELLING9 PRCTEIN, LIPIL), LIVEP,
CELL PHYSIULOGY
CC:4Tk(jL kESTmICTf(jNS
DCCUMENT LLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PWXY FIChE NO----FD70/t,050lj4/13,",6 STEP NU--UR/C300/tO/04,~/C)03/0-$22/032-4
CIRC ACCESSICN NO--AP0li203f,4

212 016 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING 0ATE-11DEC70
CIRC ACCESSICN NO-AP0142944
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE AVIDIN EFFECT vAS srijuIED ON
INTENSITY UF C PRIME14 INCORPORATION FROM NAHC PRIMEL4 0 SU33 AND
GLYCINEtl,C PRIMElft INTO PROTEINS AND LIPIDS OF RAT LIVER HOMOGENATES.
AS A RESULT, IT IS SHC.W,\,' THAT AVIDINt INHIBITING THE FIXATION OF CO
SUB2, APPROXIMATELY TO THE SAME DEGREE INHIBITS THE IINCORPURATIO.-N OF C
PRIME14 FROM GLYCINEtl,C PRIME14 INTO PROTEINS AND LIPIOS.
FACILITY: INSTITUTE GF JIUCHEMISTRYj ACADEMY OF SCIENCESt UKRAINIAN
SSRI KIEV.
UINCLASSIFIE-0

USSR
UDC 619:576.807.7-616.988.43
M A , CP-,kKVETADZ=-, 111. V. , and KHUKRUNAISHVIL!, P. I., Republic
*ete'r"inaWrmy"a'oratory, Ministry of Agriculture Georgian SSR
"Improved Typing of Foot-and-21-fouth Disease Virus"
Moscow, Veterinariya, No 9, 1971, pp 33-34
Abs tract. The reaction of prolonged inhibition of complement fixation, based
an the phenomenon that incomplete antibodies are formed in the blood of animals
with infectious diseases, was used for the identification Ind typing of Ecot-
and-mouth disease (1--W)) virus in the serum of animals convalescing from the
disease. All of the elements entering into a complenent fixation reaction --
standard 1110 virus hyperimmune sera and antigens 0,0194,1%,A22, and C,
hemolysin, complements, and washed ram's eryhtrocytes were used. The sera
were diluted in physiological saline, inactivated, and poured into test
tubes to which standard antigens of various Lypes and variants were added,
and kept at 2-4'C for 18-20 hours. Standard sera with complement and hemo-
lysin were added and warmed at 37'C for 30 minutes. AnCl.complement and
hemolytic activity of the sera were studied for control- purposes. The
method was used in the studv of 231 sera obtained frozi convalescing cattle-,
11 -- frorn sheet and goats, and six from hogs. In all cases hcwo1y!;is was
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GULIYEV, M. A., et al., Veterinariva, No 9, 1971, pp 33-34
strongly inhibited, which indicates the specificity of the method. The pro-
longed complement fixation inhibition reaction can thus be recommendad for
use in the identification and typing of PO) virus.
2

Gyroscopic
USSR UDC 531.31
GULYA.YEV, M. P. (Volgograd)
"The Reaular Precessions of a Reavy Gyrostat"
Moscow, Prik-ladnaya Matematik-a i Mekhanika, No 4, 1973, pp 746-753
Abstract: The regular precessions of a heavy asymmetric gyrostat are found
by direct integration of the equation system of N-1. Ye. Zhukovsliy, the
equations being written down in terms of the main axes of inertia. An
investigation is made of the properties of the indLcated movements; the
possibility of controlling them is disclosed. An investigation is made
of the forces that are capable of bringing about regular precession in
gyrostats. 2 figures. 7 references.
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JS',!R UDC 5'~~3. C
G
"Approxii-nation Method 2"Or Determining Hydrodynamic Chzmac-L'-cr_;_-:-t:ics Und,::ii
lations of a Plane Contoux-"
Sudorstr. i sudoremont. Niauch.-tekhn. sb. (Ship T)1'!s_Tgci aIid ~_~Mp
Technical Coj_-h-,c1L-_jojj), 19'10, NO. 11, Dp 34-43 (fuorl
Abstract No 3V516)
Translation: A plane contour is understOod 'cc a cu-.-
elongated 1),:Ay floviing ori the freE! S113'faCe Of a I.J.1,111M. Th('
the perturbing vertical forces and the mament acuin"'T cl: fl"r,
an incident wav(! and llcr,ced oscillations of zhe C-jn~"-:'ur '.11 th(~!
used for in i.-ipproximtioTi :,f th,_~ hydi,,.)~Iynamic.
p I ane ceu t_-om- ( coe I fJ C of d, III) I)!, I JiT 1,110 1 TI) 7- Y-f f
eTi'kf:-.r- int-o the J'Cjl- the potcenLial oj~ Ul~:
war, sho-.tn n o f M . D lp 7! - )w- zv
.21 S
No. 7, pp 19.58, ?"'n. 3, Ab:-,rr,-~cf. 2
For. -
t t_hO tl~`k I'(!'" 11,0itir:
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GULIYEV, YU. M. , Su!~Cstr,. i sudoremionL- Nauchn.-tell'hn. -z!). , 1,970, NO.
pp 34-113
tossing under wrave action. The du.plicatte co-ntour at a ven de7,th in
-f OC t
is introduced into the study t0 ~ICCOIITIt fC)P th(-~ CIf -Of thl~ f C,
Hydrodynamic forces, acting, on it under wave action aft,~- t2.-I--m:,.ItiI-(,:,, to 11mcIii--g
the above cha-acte, ist-ic funct-icn is carried cut. T 1. 1--- -roblem c-F vcr,~
oscillations of a fi.o.1-Iting cylinder is considered as an example. The coc-ffi-
cient of hydroqynamic damiping is eva-lu--ited on the hasis of the dfi~pendcmcc O.-F
the dimensionless aviplitude of the dispersing wav~2s at a grrcat distance 4~-,-Ir,
the cylinder conSidering the frequency and depth of tht! 'Liquid. The co,:fFicie-litc-
of damping and can-nect-ed- iiiasses of liquid arc, co:-.parc-d the Cor-rec-prillfiing
exact solution and the solution obtaine-i expei,imeIIUtII.-,, 101, Cyll-nders,
ing on a free surface. Graphs are in gond. agree~ment v.,Ith one mother c)v,.Ii.-- a
wide ranEe of change :-, the fr~,juency ol - the K. C, Krj~vu!-,v.
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USSR UDC 629,12:532
GULIY V Y11. M. 11110NEM AKIPMED FARM
"Disturbing Forces During Pitchinp of a Ship on a Sandbar"
Sudostr. i sudoremont. Nauch.-teklin. sh. (Shipbuilding. and Shi-.3 Renair.
Scientific and Technical Collection), 1970, vyp. 3, pp 129-142 (from TZ7fi-
Ifekhanika, Uo 11, Nov 71, Abstract No 11B390)
Translation: An approximate procedure is presented for calculating, the disturb-
ing forces during pitching of ships in a liquid of finite depth. The procedure
was obtained on the basis of solving the hydrodynamic problem of forces acting
on a stationary triaxial ellipsoid floating on the surface of an ideal liquid
of finite depth. When solving this problem, the velocity potential is repre-
sented by the sum of the oncoming wave potential and the poLential of the dis-
turbed (diffracted) noverient of the liquid. 1.1hen calculating the disLurbing
forces, the Haskind conclusion was used chat there is tio need to solve the
diffraction problem but it iS Sufficient to determine the velocity patenLial
of the disLurbud MoIjuMMIL Of the liquid for forced oscillaLions of the body on
quiet water. The calculation was perforned on a digital computer for 24 ellip-
soids with different halfaxis ratios by the approximate formul.as Obtained for
the dimensionless coefficient!; of the disturbing force and Lhe disturbin2 mcncnL.
Lxamples of the graphical dependence of these coefficients on Liie
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GnIYEV, YU. M., et al., Sudostr. i sudoremont. Nauch.-tekhn. sb., 1970, vyp. 3,
pp 129-142
relative wavelen-th and the relative draft are presented. The possibility of
practical utilization of the results of the theoretical study was checked by
comparing the results of the calculations by the for-mulas obtained with the
data obtained experimentally on 9 models of series 60 ships with different
ratios of the primary dimensions. The experimental studies demonstrated that
for ordinary maritime transport ships the geometric characteristics of the hull
and the depth of the water have no significant effect on the dimensionless co-
efficients of the disturbing forces. This fact permits application of the
approximate formulas obtained to the practical calculations of disturbing forces.
Comparison of the calculation results by these formulas with the experimental
data demonstrates entirely satisfactory coincidence.
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UDC 62..233.4
GABASHVILI, N. V. , corresponding member of the Georgian Acade-.iy of Sciences,
corresponding member of the Georgian Academy of Sciences,
KARTVELISHVILI, 0. 11. , and MkLIMBEKOV, B. M.
"One Problem in the Optimization of the Process of Drilling Slanted Holes"
0
Tbilisi, Soobshcheniya Akademii Nauk Gruzinskoy SSR, Vol 61, No 1, 1971,
pp 33-36
Abstract: A system of differential equations describing the process of
drilling slanted holes with a turbine drill is derived in this article.
These equations allow one to obtain the optimal parameters of the drilling
operation and of the contour of the hole. The drilling parameters taken
into consideration are: axial load on the bit of the turbine drill.,
number of revolutions of the drill, and the type of defIecting, equipment
needed to obtain the correct slope of the shait. Mini-mum drilling time
was selected as the overall criterion of optimality.

112 016
TITLE--ELAsrIC ELECTRON
TIN 112, TIN 113 ISOT3PES
AUTH0R-(05)-KHVASTtJN0V,
is-s- O.MELAENKO, A.S.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
SCATTERING ON NICKEL 58, NICKEL 60, NICKEL 64, AND
-U-
V.M., AFANASEV, N.G., AFANASEV, V.0.,,.~'Y~~AROVF
SOURCE--NUCL. PHYS. A 1970, 146(1-), 15-25
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS, NUCLEAR SC.IENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
TOPIC TAGS--ELFCTRON SCATTERING, ELASTIC SCATTERING, NICKEL ISOTOPE, TIN
ISOTOPE, CHARGE DENSITY, ATOMIC RADIUS
CC-NTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRA14E--1997/0274 STEP NO--NE/0000/70/146/JO1/0015/JO25
CIRC ACCESSION NC--AP0119269
UNCLASSIFIED

212 016 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--16OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0119269
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--IU) GP-0- ABSTRACT. ABS. MEASUkEMENTS HAVE BEEN
PERFORMED FOR THE ELASTIC SCATTERING OF 225 AEV E ON PRIME 58,60,64 NI
AND PRIME 112,118 SN ISOTOPES. THE EXPTL. RESULTS wERE ANALYZED 3Y
USING THE HIGH ENERGY APPROXN. F-OR THE FERMI TYPE CHARGE 0.
DISTRISUTION'. THE DERIVED ROOT MEANSQUARE RADII SHOW A CORRELATION
BETWEEN THE CHANGE OF THE CHARGE RADIUS OF THE ISOTOPES AND THE ORBITAL
MOMENTA (OR N SUBSHELL FILLING) OF THE ADDED N. THE KADII, DEGUCED FROM
THE TRANSITION ENERGIES OF MUCINIC ATOMS, TURN OUT TO BE SMALLER.
AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE 2 EXPTS. CAN BE REACHED UNDER THE ASSUMPTION THAT
THE CHARGE 0. HAS A PRONOUNCED MAX. IN THE CENTRAL REGION OF THE PRIME58
MI NUCLEUS AND IS LESS PRONOUNCED FOR PkIME118 SN. FACILITY:
PHYS. TECH. INST-v KHARKOVt USSR*
U N G' L A S S I f- I ED

112 026 UNCL ASS IF I ED 'PROCESSING DATE-30UCT70
ITLE-USING A DIGITAL COMPUTER rGR CALCULATING THE ANGULAK
CHARACTERISTICS OF SATURAiED, PHANERUPOLAR, SYCHRONIL; MAGHIP4ES --u-
UTHOR-(03)-SALAYAK, I.I., FILYS, R.V., GULKHLVSKIY, L.I.
CGUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
SOURCE-MINSK, IZVESTIYA VYSSHIKH UCHEBNYKH ZAVEDENIY: ENERGETIKAY NO 2,
1970, PP 1-5
DATE PUBLISHED----70
UBJECT AREAS-ELECTRONICS AND ELECTRICAL ENGR.
TOPIC TAGS--E)IGITAL COMPUTER, ANGLE MEASURING INSTRUMFNT, SYN~_.1111U)NFJUS
GENERATOR, MAGNETIC SATURATION, MAGNETIC FIELU/(U)RALD.AN~ DIGHAL
COMPUTER
COt-ITRGL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1999/1695 STEP NO--UR/0143/70/1),"',O/CiO2,/(-~oOl/Oi),)-7
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT0123519
'JIN' LAI L11

2/2 026 UNCLASSIFIED C S I N r i- -'t)'O I i
CIRC ACCESSICN NU--AT0123519
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A METHOD 15 PilF-)~-NTED "FoR
CALCULATING THE ANGULAR CHARACTERISTICS OF [HE ACTIV--E ANE' REACTIVE
CAPACITIES OF A PHANERGPOLAR, SYNCHRONIC MACHINE. THE ME]HOD TA.K-ES !N-10
CONSIDERATION SATURATION OF POLES, ARMATURE YOKE AND TOUTH ZONE,
VARIABLE AIR GAP, AND THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE WORKING MAGNETIC FIELD
ALONG THE POLAR DIVISION. THE CALCULArIGN WAS CARRIED OUT BY THE
NUMERICAL METHOD ON A DIGITAL COMPUTER ACCORDING To ANGULAR
CHARACTERISTIC
EQUATIONS IN DIFFERENTIAL FORM. A COMPARISON IS GIVEN
OF CHARACTERISTICS CALCULATED ON THE "RAZOAN-211 DIGITAL COMPUTER AND
THOSE OBTAINED EXPERIMENTALLY.

U3Sft
MC 577-11615-7/9
GUL'KO, A. G., and DPANOVSKAYA, L. M.
Content and Elimination of Orally Administered Hexachlorobutadiane From
An Organism"
V sb. Aktual'n. vopr, glgiyeny I epidemiol. (Curi-ent Problems of Hygiene
and Epidemiology), Kishinev, "Kart~a E'oldovenyaske," 19'/2, pp 61-62
(from RL'h-Biologicheskaya khiilyal 110 il, Jun ?3, Abz~tract NO 11 1IT2-066)
Translationi When bexachlorobutadiene (I) was orally administered to rats one
time, during the first ) hours the concentration of hexachlorobutadiene wa's
higher in the blood than in other tissues and organs, dropped after 6 hours,
and was not detected after 3 days, In the liver, brain kidneys, and spleen
the content of I reacted the maximum by the end of the first day and was not
detected in these tissues by the third day (in the brain traces of I were fourd
by the seventh day). In the gastrointestinal tract the content of I declined
from the first hour UP to 7 days while I was detected In the urine after 6
hours. In sub--critical exi'A-riments in which 0.1 ID I (t6.5 mg/.kg) was
50
administered 7, 16, 27 and IP~ times, no pronounced relationsUp wa:,- obrerved
between the contant of I In the blood and tissues and the summ.327 dose.
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GUL'KO, A. G., and DRANOVSKAYA, L. 14., Current Problems of Hyglene and
Epidemiolo6y, Kishinev, "Kartya Moldovenyaske," 1972, pp 61-62
Two weeks after I was withdrawn, traces of I were found only in the brain
and in the urine. In animals that received I in different doses for one year
(5 times a week), I was not detected in biosubstrates 3, 6, and 12 months
after the administration of I.
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G., and ZVEINA, N- I-
UDC 577,110515-7/9
the Inhalation of
"Prore-in-Fo=ing Function of the Liver of Rats Poisolied by
ifexachlorobutadiene"
V sb. Aktual'n. vopr. giglyany i epideDd-A. (Curreent 'Probleis of Hygiene and
Epidemiology), Kishinev, "Kartya Roldovenyaske," 1972, pp 64-65 (frori 101-
Biologicheskaya khimiya, No 11, Jun 73, AW-tract No ii M67)
Translationi Rats were subjected to one-time pol*oning irith heNachlorobutaa-
di.tno (I) at a throshoia concentration of U-071 (U-056-0-OL'b) milliml-amr, per
liter for four hours ard the offect of I on the liver wa-9 a:3seased fron )
hours to 14 days on the basis of changes in total protein and DrDtein frac-
tiors as well an changes in SH groups in the blood sermi and 'Liver, The con-
tent of general protein declined after 7 days while the content of albun.Lns
declined after 6 hours. The content of _~ 1 and, 11~ 2 globulins was higher
after ) hours ard returned to norma by the seventh day. The contert of 11
globulins wass higher after one day al-A returned to norma-1 after 14 days. The
content of ?-globulins declined after 3 hours, rose again after 6 hours,
declined by the end of a day and returned to normal after 3 days. The content
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GUL'XO, A. G., - and ZI1,Z11A, 11. 1., Current Problems of Hygiene and. Epldemio-
lo,qyp Kishinev, "Kartya r-oldovenyaske," 1972, pp 64-65
of SH rroup5 la the blood serum, and the liver was higher at the beginning of
the experiment and returned to normal after 12 hours and 7 days respectively.
The protein coefficient (albumin/globuli-n), which was 0.6t' in the control,
increased to 0.?2 3 hour3 after the poisoning with I, declined to 0.45 after
6 hours ard sfas somewhat higher than the control after 24 days. It was
concluded that changes discovered in the protaingram are evidence of the
heightened protective reaction of the organism to the toxic effect of I
which affects the protein-forming function of the liver.
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1/2 018 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
TITLE--THEORETICAL ANALYSIS OF THE MeCHANISMS OF MERVE IRPULSE CONDUCTION
ALONG A NONUNIFORM AXON. 11. CONDUCTION OF A SINGLE IMPULSE THROUGH A
AUTHOR-(04)-KHODOROV, 8.1-1 TIMINt YE.N.t VILENKIN, S.YA., GULKO, F.8.
COUP4TRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--BIOFIZIKA 1970v 15(1)t 140-6
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL ANO MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--SQUID, NEURONj MATHEMATIC MODELt NARCOTICt CALCIUM COMPOUND
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1996/0628 STEP N(3--UR/OZ17/70/015/001/0140/0146
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0117854
UNIC LASS IF [ED

212 018 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0117854
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE NERVE IMPULSE CONDUCTION ALONG
A FIBER REGION 'WITH ALTEREO MEMBRANE PROPERTIES WAS STUDIED ON A MATH.
MODEL OF SQUID GIANT AXON. THE EFFECTS OF TETAGDOTOXINt NARCOTICS, AND
CA PRIME2 POSITIVE WERE CONSIDERED* FACILITY: A. V. VISHNEVSKEL
INST. SURG., MOSCOW# USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR
UDc 553.65:548-522
ORLOVA, 1, G,,, SHAPIRO, Ya. Z., and a " I Ukrainian
Scientific Research Institute of RefffiaftoQr~, ~:-,atye-r'ials
"The Effect of Some Oxides on the Crystallization of Corwid-wn
"thiskers 2rom the Gas Phase"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii INavic SD"SR, Neorg,-:micheskiye !.'--teri-
aly, Vol 7, No 7t Jul 71, pp 1188 -1191
Abstract; The cry3tuallization of corundum vihisl.-ers according to
a previously described method ( V. S. Pankov et al., Krisl,-ailo-
grafiya, 9, 442, 1964 ) by vaDorization of Al 0 in a C-atmosphere
aas inves-
in the presence of -additions o Sio~ t Ti02 , a~.ncl Zr02 u
tigated. The semicrystalline corundum cern-nic --.-tas heated up to
6
1700-2000 0 C in a furnace by passinf-- throu,;~A it Ar contain-iniT
2 & The Dositive e"fect o-,^ TJ -nd "-r 2
0.003 ~- 02 and 0.01 ~b If I L
- L02 a 0
additions is demonstrated and their optimim application coiditi-
ons are determined. It was found that crystals of corundum cry-
4.
suallize only on =%--aphite; they have the Crowtia forms Al and C
and crystal-t, of" 'Ehe rxo-ath form" A, rre characterized by a mean
breakcin,-- stren-th 0f-,,-)50,000 kg/c-Z and higher.-One t-~ble, nine
biblio. refs.

USSR UDC 577.11615.7/9
GUMOM A. G., DRANOVSKAYA, L. M., and CHERNOKAN, V. F.
"Materials on the Distribution and Elimiiiation of Epidermically Administered
Hexachlorobutadiene From the bodies of Experimental Hats"
V sb. Aktual'n. vopr. -Igiyeny i epidei-idol. (Current Problems of Hygiene
k~,
and Epidemiology), Kishinev, Kartya Holdovenyaske," 1972, pp 631-64 (from
M-Blologicheskaya Xhimiya, lio 11 Jun 73, Abstract ho 11 F20681)
Translationt Three hours after the one-time epidermic a5tainistration of
43.3 mg/kg (0,01 LD 50) of hexachlorobutadiene (I) to rat,3s, the insectiside
was detected in the blood arid kidney3, after 6 hours -- In the brain and fatty
tissue, and after 24 hours -- in the liver. I was not dotected in adipose
cellualr tissue, in the blood, in the brain, and in kidneys after 3, 7, 14,
and 14 dayu, respectively. I was detected in the urine of ter 12 arid 24 hours.
I gradually enters the body from the skin over a period of 7 days. in
Chronic experizents (administered to the skin in doses of 2.1; 4.3 ard 86.
Mg/kg for a period of 6 months), by the end of 4 months of adzitnistration I
was found only In the skin and was, absent from the blood, from internal organs
and from the urine as well as frora the spleen, from cardiac and skeletal
muscles and from the Obdominal wall and from the skin other than the point of
administratIon. 1/1

1/3 031 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27NJV[O
TITLE--DGTERMINATION OF DECELERATION IN BASE RADAR OBSERVATION OF METEORS
_U_'
AUTHOR-(04)-GULMEDOV9 KH.D., KVACHADZEs G.P.i LAGUTIN, M.F., SMAGIN, 0.14.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR J'J
SOURCE--EZVESTIYA AKADE:ii! NAUK TURKMENSKOY SSR, SERIYA
FlZIKO-TE-KH.NICH="SKIK!!t KHIi'-1ICHESK[K.'-i I GEOLOGICHESKIKH NAUK, ,*,.10 3, 1970,
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJErT hREAS--%WllGyATIGi%, '~'sMDSPHERIC SCIENCES, .4ST:~O~.'L,,~-,~',i%STPOPHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--RAOAR METEOR 06S-'-:RVAr[ON, DECELERATION, ATMOSPHERE
CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3008/0389 STEP NO--UR/0202/70/000/0031*'0122/0124
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0137485
WIC, L.A S _S [F 1 E 0

213 031 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSI.NG DATE-27NOV70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0137485
ABSTRACTIEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE KHARIKOV INSTrrUTI-: OF RADIO
ELECTRONICS, JOINTLY WITH THE INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS OF THE EARTH AND
ATMOSPHERE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES TURKMEN SSR, IN 1968 COMPLETED WORK OiN A
BASE RADAR COMPLEX. THIS OUTFIT INCLUDES SIC HIGHLY STABLE TRANSMITriNG
SYSTEMS ORIENTED ALONG A WEST-EAST DIRECTION, APPROXIMATELY UNIFORMLY
OVER A DISTANCE OF 42 KM~ THE RECEIVINC CENTER WITH A PULSED RANGE
FINDER WAS SITUATED AT THE ASTROPHYSICAL OBSERVATORY AT V4N,',lOVSKIY AND
WAS SHIELDED BY MOUNTAINS FROM THE DIRECT WAVES OF Tllc_ TRANSMITTERS,
THIS PAPER GIVES THE RESULTS OF DETERMINATIONS OF THE DECELERATION OF
INDIVIDUAL METEORS IN THE EARTH'S ATMOSPHERE ON THE BASIS OF
MEASUREMENTS MADE DURING APRIL-MAY 1969. ASSUMING A LINEAR
APPROXIMATION OF THE CHANGE IN VELOCITY V WITH TIME, THE LEAST SQUARES
METHOD WAS USED IN COMPUTING MEAN METEOR DECELERATION. FOR 84 METEORS
REGISTERED IN THE MIDDLE SEGMENT OF THR TRAIL DECELERATION WAS MEASURED
AT NOT LESS THAN THREE POINTS ALONG THE TRAI.L AND WAS 33 KM-SEC PRIME2.
THE MEASUREMENT RESULTS WERE EXAM;INED FOR DIFFERENT VELOCITY RANGES:
25-35t 35-45l, 45-55, 55-70 KM-SEC. A TABLE GIVES ALL PERTINENT DATA:
N, NUMBER OF PROCESSED MEASURE41ENTS, BAR V, MEAN VEL()CITYr BAR At MEAN
DECELERATION, AND DELTA BAR At HEAN SQUARE ERROR IN BAR A. THE
DETERMINED DEPENDENCE OF ACCELERATION ON VELOCITY IS COMPARED WITH THE
DEPENDENCE OBTAINED BY F. VERNIANI (SMITH CONTR. TO ASTROPHYS.t 1966).
IN BOTH CASES THE DEPENDENCE WAS THE SAME AND APPROXIMATELY LINEAR.
IlLil i A,I

3/3 031 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
Z.IRC ACCESSION NO-AP0137485
ABSTR!ACT/EXTRACT--IF IT IS POSTULATED THAT MOST REFLECTION STATISTICS
APPLY TO THE PART OF THE TRAIL WITH MAXIMUM IONIZATION IOR CLOSE TO IT),
IT IS SHOWN THAT ONE CAN MAKE A THEORETICAL DETERMINATION OF THE LOS.S OF
VELOCITY dITH ALTITUDP FOR THE ENTIRE GROUP OF MEASURED METEORS. FOR 39
METEORS THE AUTHORS "~)OND: BAR V EQUALS 54 KM-SEC; DELTA BAR H EQUALS
2.55 PLUS OR Ml~NUS 0.17 Kkl; DELTA VAR V-DELTA H EQUALS 1.1 PLUS '1P MINUS
0.11. KM-SE'-. THLIS MEA71 VALUE OF LOSS OF VELOCITY WITH AL'r[T(JDE IS AN
OPDz--,-'( OF '-llG'4fTJC'c-- G-E~EATER THAN THE CORRESPONDING VALUE COMPUTED
THE04STICALLY 001INTS ON A TR-'!L CLOSE TO THE P','.[NT JF YIAX!MU'-l
!ONILATIGNi. ;:AC!LiTY: INSrITUTE OF P14YSICS OF 1HE EARTH AND
ATMOSPHERE:f OF SCIENCES TURKMEN SSR; ASHKHASAD.
UNCLASSPHIED

-143 028 UNCLASSIFIGO PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
TITLE-DEJERMINING METEOR RADIANT AND ALTITUDE IN CONTINUOUS RADAR
OBSERVATIONS -U-
AUTIlO.3-(O4)-GULME0OVj KH.D.v LAGUTIN, M.F.v SMAGINv D.M.j KHANBERDYYEV,
A.KH.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-ASHKHABAD, IZV_-~_STIYA AKADEkill NAUK TURKMENSKOY SSP, SERIYA
FIZIK0--TEKHNICHESKIKii. KHIMMCHESKI,~,,~R ISO!,! OF THE AMPLITUUE TIME CHARACTERISTICS Of THE REFLECTED
SIGNALS. FACILITY: INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS OF THE EARTH AND
ATMOSPhE:-'.E, ACADEMY OF SCIENCES TURKMEN SSR.
UNC I- A s 1) i F i E 0

L/2 025 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
TITLE-EFFECT OF THE NATURE OF INDIFFERENT ELF(~TROLYTE ANIONS DURING THE
CATALYTIC LIBERATION OF HYDROGEN AT THE MEV'JRY ELECTRODE -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-MAYRANOVSKIY, S.G., GULTYAYt V.P., LISITSINA, N.A.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--ELEKTROKHIMIYA 1970, 6(4), 541-7
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--METAL ELECTRODE, ELECTROLYTEI HYDROGEN, SULFATE, ADSORPTION,
NITRATE, SULFATE, BROMIDE* CHLORIOEt POLAROGRAPHIC ANALYSIS, QUININEI
POTASSIUM CHLORIDE, POTASSIUM BROMIDE, POTASSIUM NITRATE, POTASSIUM
IODIDE
CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1998/1126 STEP NO--UR/0364/70/006/004/0541/0547
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0121685
UNCLA~SIFIEO

212 025 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSIN3 DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0121685
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE EFFECT OF THE ANION (FROM K
SUB2 SO SUB4, KNO SUB3, KI, KBR, OR KCL) ON THE CATALYTIC POLAROGI-%APPIC
WAVE OF Ht PRODUCED BY 3 TIMES 10 PRIME NEGATIVE 5 Ai QUININE IN 0.05 N H
SUB2 SO SUB4 SOLN., WAS STUDIED AT 25DEGREES. THE LIMITING CURRENT
INCREASED ANO THE E SUBONE HALF SHIFTED TO MORE NCG. PGTENTIALS WITH
IiNCREASING CONCN. OF THE SALT AND THE INDICATED EFFECT INCREASED IN THE
ORDER CLNEGATIVE LESS THAN BRNEGATIVE LESS T14AN INEGATIVE LESS THAN NO
SUB3NEGATIVE LESS THAN SO SUB4 PRIME214EGATIVE. THESE CHANGES WERE
PRIMARILY DUE TO THE CHANGE IN THE ACID BASE PROPEkTIES (PK SUBAI OF
QUININE AND SECONDARILY TO THE CHANGE IN THE ADSORPTION OF QUININE AT
THE HG ELECTRODE. (THE ADSORPTION OF QUININE DECREASED IN THE SEQUENCE
NO SUB3NEGATIVE GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO SO SU!34 PkIME2NEGATIVE GREATER
THAN CLNEGATIVE GREATER THAN BRNEGATIVE)o FACILITY: INST. ORG,
KHIM. IM. 1ELINSKOGO, MOSCOwt USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

-.K.PASOV -UT 1-7
11AYEIVA, L. G., ani ZLGGCjDUiZq, .3.
"Piezocera.mic Shifj--fy,,-e Transformers"
Kiev, izvestiva VlZov S-ISR--Oadioelektronika, No. 5, 197 -pz ")06-DI.)
Abstract: The trans for:,zer :L5 -an electromechanical device with _~ doub_'U,
conver3ion capable of transforrLing an electrical voltage to mecnanical oscil_
lations (or the harmonics) caused by the resonance amplification of streSsoL and
volta~:Res. in the simplest case, the piezoceranic transfor.%er is a L,,ree-lea_`
component made oil a piGzocoramic bir with surface electroi~cs, and consists cl" an
exciter and an oscillator. A Periodic electric Afieli appliiei Tk) the exc.-~,:-
causes the Whole bar to Oscillate morh,,j-nically a5 a re.,;ullt Df t.-.e inver5uj oiuzo-
electric effect. Resonance o3cillation.,; and w:!VLI:; 1'6"'~~_LL :,L p.-~rLlrvlar
frequoncius, the natural mochanical frequencies aiong one of, ttif~ i-v;(,metric diiien-
sions. The amplitudes oil the elastic stresses arid sLrainS dre giv~_n a resonance
anx-lification, and these stresses set up an electric field at the o~;ciilator
electrodes. "ne equivalent circuit of the piezotransforme-.,- is rriven-, and some
computational equations are derived. Also sho-~m are diagramns of -.rar_~ouo arrange-
ments of these transformers. Tne curve for the transferrer C00.1fiCient as a
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USSR
,,.E;~R.,LsoV, et al, izvestiya 11ULov SSSR-Radioelektronika, ';a J. -197C, P,) "08-
61)
function of the frequency indicates that a change in the loal-Jk capaciLance causes
a change in the output signal amplitude as well as a large shift in Lne resonant
frequency. These devices can thus be used in measurenent devices Invoiving
sensors with a resonant circuit.
2/2
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V004732Z- Ref. Code: UR 0300
Biokh3&ichniy
PRIMARY SOURCE: Ukraynalkiy
Zhu=al, 1970,
Vol 42 . Wr 1, PP 7
STRENGTHENING OF THE SYNTHETIC PROCESSES IN THE RABBIT
REGENERATING LIVER BY STIMULATING CO, FIXATION
G. 1. Zhurbin, AL_F.-Gufy, 1~- A. S(Qff V
institute of Biochemistry, Aca
jq~Mof,.Scieq~~s _111S~~Jnian SSR, Kiev
Summary
The effect was skud;ed of the mixture of salts (-cod;uni bicarbonate-25 parts,
magnesium sulphate - 5 parts, manganese sulphate and zine sulphate-by 0.1 part)
activating the processes of C02 fixation in animal organism on the synthetical pro-
cessei in the dynamics of the rabbit liver regeneration with ablation ~f 80% of the
organ ~a%s after 10 days of feeding them, on the inentioned sall mixture at ~1 rate
of 604 mg per I kg of live weight. Considerable inten5ification and acceleration of
protein, lipid and 91 cogen synthesi5 are establi3hed.
The process V the initial liver weight restoration noticeably accelerates. The
,content of drv substances is increased by 6% in the regenerating liyer oi rabbits which
were fed on ihe salt mixture.
RM/FRAME
19790843

Ace. Nr: ApM47336- Ref. Code: UR 0300
PRIMY SOURCE: Ukraynslkiy BiQkhimichniy Zhurnal, 1970,
Vol 42, Nr It pp
INCORPORATION OF C14 FROM RADIOACTIVE ACETATE
INTO TISSUES AND COMPONENTS OF TISSUES
IN HENS OF DIFFERENT AGE GROUPS
V. V. Sushkovi~, 11. F. Gul
Institute of Biochemistry, Academy of sziences,~-rainian SSR, K;ev
Summary
The dynamics was studied of C" incorporation from sodium acetate into proteins
of liver, lipids and glycogen of the liver and muscles into proteins of blood setruin as
well as into tissue of the myocardium and pectoralis in cocks of different age.
Radioactivity was determined 30, 60, 90 and 120 min (in some cases 40 min)
after introducing the isotope indicator.
It is shown that incorporation and excretion of the radioactive label in chickens
proceeds quicker than in adult hens. Alaximum of C" incorporation into proteins, lipids
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AF0047338
and glycogen of liver in chickens begins in 40 min after introducing 2-C" acetate and
in cocks at the age of 18 months in 1.5 hrs. In hens of the same age iriccrporation of C14
into the myocardium occurs more intensively and quicker than in pectoralis. With age
the intensitv oi label incorporation into tissues and components of tissues lo%vers in hens.
The sharpest difference ill C14 incorporation with age is observed in 30 min after labelling
The lowering in the intensity of the label incorporation into proteins, lipids and glycogen
of the liver is particularly pronounced when comparing groups of 1-3- and 6-18-month
cocks. Trustworthv differences are riot found between the values of specific radioactivity
of proteins, lipids and glycogen of the liver in 6- and 18-month cocks.
197908G4 44

112 012 lJN*C LASS IF I ED S S I
TITLE-THERM-AL STABIL ITY OF SCANDIUM HYDROXIDF THION]YA~-*,,fl- --j-
AUTHOR-(04)-G-ULIA, V.G., KOMI SSAROVAI L.N. t KR,%SwvA":,SK~,YA, A.il. , s-~-'~
T. M. . ello~-
CCUNTRY OF IN'FO--USSR
SOURCE--VESTN. MOSK. 1970, 11( 1) , 38-41
DATE P08LISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AqEAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS-THERMAL STABILITY, SCANDIUM COMPOUND, TH[;jk--Y A,'. A T
HYDROLYSIS, CHU-11CAL 0ECOMPUSITION
CONT-'~'L RFSTRlCrll:'-lS
DOCU"FW CLASS-UNCLISSIFIFD
PROXY Sr!~fp (N /01 AW 1 /00 1/0") ll/
CIRC
I V- f

2/2 a 12 UNCLASSIFIE9 PRO CESS I N3 DAT-E--L QS7--]
CERC ACCESSION NO-AP01,04496
ABSTRACT/-cXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE THERMAL ST.S131LITY OF SC
HYDROXIOE THIACYANATS SC StMot (014)SU32(NCS) SUR10.1 Ili SUE32 0) IS STUDI-H).
THE COMPI). IS COMIPLETELY UNSTABLE IN AIR EVEN AT ROOM TPIP. IT IS
HYDROSCOPIC, 46SORBS MOISTURE INCREASING ITS WT. BY 24.71PERCENT, AND
THEN SLOWLY DECOMPS. BY HYDROLYSIS.
A S c~ I r I E D

1/2 019 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--040EC70
TITLE--FORMAT[ON OF COMPLEXES OF SCANDIUM WITH THIOCYANATE IONS IN AQUEOUS
I SOLUTIONS -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-SASt T.M., GAGARINA, V.A., KOMISSAROVA, L.N., GULIA, V.G.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--ZH. NEORG. KHIM. 1970, 15(5), 1255-60
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--COMPLEX COMPOUND, SCANDIUM COMPOUNI)p THIOCYANATEP
POTENTIOMETRIC TITRATIONt SPECTROPHOTOMETRY, IONIC BONDING
CGNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3007/0741 STEP NO--UiZ/0078/70/fil,/fj'05/1255/1260

212 019 UNCLASSI FIED PROCE.'SSING DATE-04DEC-70
CIRC ACCESSION jNU--AP0136180
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. FORMATION OF SCINCS) SUBN
PRIME(3-N) POSITIVE IN AQ, SOLN, WAS STUDIED BY POTEN,rtao-iErRy,
SPECTROPHOTOMETRY, AND EXTN. (SC-NCS) PRIMEZ POSITIV'~- IS THE MOST
STABLE WITH STABILITY CONSTS. OF 0.54 AND 1.35 TIMES 10 PRIME NEGATIVE2
AT IONIC STRENGTH I AND 0.1v RESP. FACILITY: MOSK. GUS. UNIV.
IM. LOMONOSOVAY MOSCOW, USSR.
T

1/2 014 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-13NOV10
TITLE-THERMAL STABILITY OF HEXATHICiCYANATOSCANDATES OF THE ALKALI METALS
-U-
AUTHOR-104)-GULIA, V.Q., KOMISSAROVA, L.N., KRASINOYARSKAYA, A.A.t SAS,
T*M* OWN
COUNTRY OF INF0--USSR Ile
SOURCE-1H. NEORG. K)il'-i. 19701 15(4)r 966-71
OATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--TllEkiAAL STABILITY, THICL, DEHYDkATIONP SCANDIUM COMPOUNDI
LITHIUM COMPOUND, SODIUM COMPOUNU, POTASSIUM CJMP0U-Nf), CESIUM CUMPOUND,
RUBIDIUM COMPOUNO
CONTROL MARKING-140 RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY RE~L/FRAME--3004/2034 STEP NU--UR/0078/70/OL5/004/0966/0971
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0132291
WCLASS11

NORM--
2/2 014 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--13NOV70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0132291
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. STABILITY OF M SUB3 ISC(NCS)
SUB61, NH SUB2 6 (1) INCRE4SEU WITH M IN TIIE GRUER: M EQUALS L[ LESS
THAN NA LESS THAN K LESS THAN RB LESS THAN CS* DEHYDRATION UF 1 (14
EQUALS LI) WAS ACCOMPANIED BY. DECOAPN. WHILE 1 (14 EQUALS NA, CSt OR NH
SU54 PKIME POSITIVE) FORMLO ANHYD. COMPLEXES. DTA DIAGkAMS OF THE
COMPLEXES AND THEIR THEkMAL DECOMPN. SCHEMES ARE GIVEN. SC 5U82 0 SUB3
AUD M SUB2 SO SU34 ARE THE FINAL DECOMPNe PRODUCTS OBTAINED.
FACILITY: MUSK. GOS. UNIV. IM. LOsONOSIVA9 11-10SCOWt USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

u SR uD.,",
GUILYA-EV, A.P., Dr. of Technicall Sciences; ZIKEIEV, V.-IN., Candidat-e 0-1'
----Scie~nces;~-,~CF--.~ITIIC,-jV, V.V., Candidate o~ Techn. Sciences; Cand.
of Techn. Science s; PIROT KCT, I EVA) i. I., Carld. of TecLn. Scicnces., and
Yelizarov, B.I.
S~-eels for Engine Parts of 111di-Luad
"New Ca-2:burizinr
Moscow, Avto,11abil'naya Prom-hlerinoLft' Wo 11, Apr 'T_1, pl) _')7-~)
Abstract: Res-ulzs are presente-J, of nn investigation of and
proi)erties of und dlbtaind in
J
of 5-ton c,,,,p city and -rolied intri -,,.Dds 90 and 1
for manufacturing the transmissilon box items. The kinet:L~,~; af
formation at isothc-I'Mic and con",inuous coolinj~, hiurclicnabil-ity,
raechanicEti uC steels in C,%'I'IIAjrj2X_~d tL-nd uncurburiz-11
hardening a' )"-0-950 0C in oil _ind azini:.,ulin_- a-u 180-200':'
results Dresented in +.-~ibul~:,r and E;raplaical form, sucil, as cL-c%_,,L,_-al
critical points, austenite .-i.-ansfoi-mation cux-.re::, zi--cw t-,,,c,
-,:~
of tranofur=,.ii~,)nl [i
austenite FtO 'lity in in
LACC-1. ThC Ili MIM-L~ 0' k)th UrC..
I ~ b
evuluatcd I-v f;L',

USSR
GnY-,*=,,.T, A.P., et
fracture asuect durincr serial tests. Both steels satisf-,., the i-_c:ui-ro-In-L
T 'The com-oarative tests of various iter--i riaCle of ~~-Cse and -,7Fj,r-2-
50 500.
steels, carried o-c..t on teot stands. corfirmed t~-e
steels over the steels.
212

USSR
UDC 669.721.053.,1
t
VYATKIN 1. P. "N J. , KECIIIN, V. A. , MUSHIKOV, S. V.
"Protection of Ma_-_nesium from Saturation with Iron LILI-WiTil- RC-.1C1ti1l1v in SteOl
Crucibles"
Tr. Vses. N.-i. i Proekt. In-ta AIN-umin., Magn. i Elcktrod. 11rx.:,-sti [I"orks
of All-Union Scientific Research and Planning Institute for the Aluminum.,
Magnesium and Electrode Industry], No 79, 1971, pp 83--87, (Translated f-,-oT:i
ReferatiN,nyV 7hurnal, Metallurgiya, No 5, 1972, Abstrict No 5 G241. by G.
Svodtsex,a).
Translation: High purity Mo is produced in a steel crucible by processin-, ol
the IMS raw niaterial %,.,ith Ti -coil tai ni additives, followcd by ct)oxling fm-
various perioJs of time. The content of Fe is decreas-d 0.03-E1,041, 0--,
content of Mg raw material to 0.001-0.005, followilqu Ti treatment.
of high purity M- -Js possible ill the production of allaw~. based oil M,, ov A]
at consumer nlants. Ifigh purity pig Mg containing 0.01)i, F12 was char:,eu into
a steel cnicible, melted for 4 hours, heated to '110' and h-21d for 1.5 hours,
then re-pourcd. The coitent of Fe rcmained at the sa-%r. (1-rinq all 1-ta~-(--,
of rcmwltini~. The contoat of other impill-itic" 'llso
1/1

`6acc--.~4,ry of Ti it,:,n-ILL-a jpon-,-~ Pro,aiucu-i` U.,
01
A 3- zr:4 Jata are -,-~re,-;czited or, Of th,:-,
PrOullc(I'a py im~i.;nosiwr-heaL mduction of
titaniuln, co;,,~aillirlg !Usl'oils. ~':io :~jicruased quai-iLy of the
Larou"'I maj;,-&C.,jiun-ticat reduction of it~i lowur chloriflua, cont6,-.JL.)I,'*0.'j W rU-
IIUQLJLQ" -J." a pui7ouu ~;LrucLuro ;oid to Lnu roauctiun of TI,i:!
of enlorino a~Lur vac-uuij sQparaLio:-,. An incroase L-i tno rat#j uf I.;c- u:'
siwr, Lhu 10maLiall of citj:~ed j,0r0S. Li-,v
the uc,;ur part of tliu Litanium blocie. An incroaso in the Of L.,,E-
reducLion proce5z -Leads to tne Production of a hdgher-iensiLy s6corviary L;LrLC-
turu oil the sponge azid to the reduction or the rusidual contont of enlorirm.
1/i

GULYAKIAI - P.M.
Acc. Nr Abstracting Servicd: SI-70 Ref. Code:
A"43724 INTERNAT. AEROSPACE ABST. -M R63170
A70w23783 Secondary structure of titanium sponge
obtained by magnesiothermal reduction of lower chlorides
(Vtorichnaia struktura titanovoi gubki, poluchennoi
magnietermicheskirn vossianovieniern nizshikh~ kh[ofidov). R. X.
Sandler, A. 1. Guliakin, and Y.~Vlasov. Akadelniia Nauk SSSR.
lzvestiia, Aletally, Jan.-Feb. 1970, p. 3342. 8 refs. In Russian.
Evaluation of the results of studies of the secondary structure of
titanium sponge obtained by magnesiothermal reduction of
concentrated titanium-containing chloride snells. It is found that an
increase in the quality of the titanium obtained by magnesiothermal
reduction of its lower chlorides leads to the development of a more
porous structure and to a reduction of the tesidual concentianon of
chlorine after vacuum separation. An increase in the overall degree. of
utilization of magnesium facilitates the formation of closed pores,
particularly in the sponge of the upper part of the titaiiium block-
An increase in the temperature of the reducoon process leads to the
development of a denser secondary springe structure and to a
reduction of the resitioal chlorine content. A.8 K. J
VI REEL/FR.*IE
9"~11401 10

112 014 UNCLASSIFIED . PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
TITLE--LPTAKE UV STkUNTIOM 90 AND CESIUM 137 INTO PLANTS IN RELATION To
THc RAOIC~LLMENT AJ5uReTlL,,i uY MECHANICAL FRACTIONS OF 501!-S -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-YUUINTSEVAv YE.V.t GULYAKINw I*V.t FOLLjMKINAv L.A.
CCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SCURCE-AGRCKHIMIYA 1970v (2)v 30-9 (RUSS)
OATE PUBLISHEC-----70
S66JECT AREAS--AURICULTUREt EARTH SCIENCES AND OCEANOGRAPHY
TOPIC TAGS-SOIL Ll-.Ej4lSTkY, STAUNTIUM ISGTOPE, CESIUM ISOTOPE, ADSORPTION
COWROL MARKING--N0 RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PRUXY REEL/FRAML--3002/0498
STEP NG---UR/0485/70/000/OG2/00-30/0039
CIRC ACCE55ICN NU--AP0128067
IJNCLASSIFIFD

212 014 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSICN NU--AP0128067
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. PRIME90 SR IS ADSORBED BY ORG. AND
INORG. SUIL FRACTIONS, AND THE STRENGTH IS DETD. BY THL INIATURE OF THE
MINERAL CCNSTITUENTS. PRIMEL37 CS IS MAINLY ADSORBED BY THE MINERAL
FRACTICNIS. THERE EXISTS A CLOSE CORRELATION BET~vFEN THE PRIME90 SR
QUANTITY UESCRIBED BY O.IN CACL SUB2 ANO ITS ACCUMULATIfili IN THE CROP.
BOTH &UCLIDES ARE HELD BY ThE SILT FRACTION OF CHERNOZEM srRaNGEr"' THAN
BY THAT Of SOD POOZOLS9 WHICH HAS ITS 6ASE IN THEIR DIFFERENT MINERALOG.
COMPN. FACILITY: blfJFIZ. LAB., VSkS. NAUCH. -ISSLED. INST.
FITOPATOL., MOSCOW, USSR. -

USSR
UDC 669.721.046.4
POLYAKOV, Yu. A., KOROTKOV, Yu. A., GULYAKINA A. Ye.
"Processing of Carnallite Powder in Rotating Furnaces"
Tr. Vses. N.-i. i Prockt. In-ta Alyumin., Magn. i Elektrod. Prom-sti [Works
of All-Union Scientific Research and Planning Institute for the Aluminum,
Magnesium and Electrode Industry], No 79, 1971, pp 37-42, (Translated from
Referativnyy Zhurnal, Metallurgiya, No 5, 1972, Abstract No 5 G246 by G.
Svodtseva).
Translation: A method is developed for processing powdcr by briquetting and
charging the briquettes into a furnace together with the initial carnallite.
In order to eliminate the possibility of removal of incompletely dehydrated
chunks, the briquettes must be made smaller. This is done by briquetting the
powder using a roller press with smooth rolls, producing a pressed strip 400-
600 mm wide and 4-4 nun [sic -- Trj thick. As it leaves the rolls, the pressed
strip is broken into chunks of various shapes and delivered to the cold end of
the furnace drum. Dehydration of the carnallite and powder occurs practically
without changing the quality of the product or increasing the yield of powder
from the drum. 8 Biblio. Refs.
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USSR UDC 539-12
AZIMOV, S. A., GULYAMOV, U. G., G Ig PROZOROVA, YE. I., and CHMNOV,
Ul'. t~~Kv
em
G. M., Institute of Nuclear Phys cs, emy of Sciences Uzbek S5R
"Diffraction Coherent Particle Production in Interactions of 17 Gev Pions With
Emulsion Nuclei"
Tashkent, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk Uzbekskoy SSR, Seriya Fiziko-Matematicheskikh
N~juk, No ~, 1971, pp 70-75
Abst--acti The article presents experimental data on inelastic coherent particle
production reactions in collisions of 17.2-Gev Di-mesons with photoemulsion
nuclei, based on extensive statistical naterial obtained with the aid of angular
screening tests devised by the authors. Three-pronged and five-pronged interac-
tions with a zero number of heavily ionizing particles were screened for measure-
ments. The mean free path in the photoemulsion was found to be 53 +7 m for three-
+11-5 -5
pronged coherent reactions, q,.8 -1.6 !an for five-pronged events. The azimuthal
angular distribution in coherent particle production reactions was studied.
1/1

Nuclear Physics
USSR U D C: 55)9.172.12_
AZIMOV, S. A. , ARIF-Kf1,11,N'OV U. R. T S 1 !,10%1-, P,. I
ISKHAKOV) T. , FAYZULLAYEV, U. 1. HOSOIO~Xft,~_ Institute of
Nuclear Physics, Academy or Sciences of the ljzbell- SSIZ
"The Reaction 71,i(pn ) 7Be at E. =17.S Mel,`
Moscow, Izirestiya Akademii Natil, SSSR: Seriya Fjzichcs1~.1N,Z.,,
Vol 36, No 1, Jan 72, pp 173-174
11 of tile reaction 7jj(p,_,)1jo(,
Sj)CCtj_j,F
Abstract: The neutron iq
studied oil a proton beam in the U-150 cyclotron at, thc! 1nSLj-
tute of Nuclear Physics at the Academq., of Scieiices of the
Uzbek SSIZ,LIS111~y a Mul ti channel, fast -neutron, t i we -of - 11,1 1
spectrometer. The P.,teasurements v,,ere made at a proton cliergy
of 17.5 MeV. The experimental data enablecl the authors to
distinguish neurron groups ng and n, correspoi--ding to tile
ground and excited states of 7Be (E`= 0.43 Differential
cross sections of the reaction are presented,vith foriluition
of neutron groups Col-re Spond i Jig, to the ground IPCI excited
states (EV=0.43 Mlek* and E*=4.S5 MeV). All- curves have
112

USSR
. AZIMOV, S. A. et al., IAN SSSR: Ser. Fiz., No 1, 1972, pp 173-174
diffraction structure -with a first maximum at - =0' for n,,.
and n, and a first maximum at of--20' for group no. The curves
for n, and n2 are antisymbati.c. Three figures, bibliography
of six titles.
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MMLRY
P
Vol 70 0 f
CO?,'C' R,-''ING ACUTE AILCOHOLA-
p LE E D I
USTON~:
The report t,j,-
.!ij
of which is uelu ac
p n'2
in these cast~-~ fritmi '-'L
mfory-paraiii)t(I - yj ilp o-"If'o
'-* Ir;:(!Ji-iH
PIT-'hokir, ~Alllfiti'jll' Thi, ;~
Of of i
nosi
s dix~ riot predia a morc. ~,cvcrii coijr~, ()f
favorable sign.
Y, REEL/FRAMLE

USSR
Adsorp 11 ion
,UOSR
uBc 66!.728.82t663.63
r,ULYA1--.f,'1, T., WHIDOV, D. R., PAKSUDUV# E., anC. B. I., irv,~titute
0 ~Ilc ~Ijar ~IY3 dP,, AC,,.rb~;:,y of C)cienceo Uzhoko 85H
Acetylcellulone Membranes for Reyerso Osmosis"
Tashkent, Uzbiakskiy 7himichnskly Zhurnall, Vol 17, No 3, 1973, pP 39-41
Abstractj A method was davelu,~~,d for the preparation of sorilpf"rm.-eable.
branes for rever2o osmosis fron celluloso acetate dissolved in dinethyl-
forriamido. The optinun conditions of preparing the meizbranps evapora-'Lion
of a -iolution cositcUning 2Wv callulo-,3e acetate + din,-Ahyiforna~:Ilde0
at 28-34o withIn leas than 2 lirs, immersion in water :for 2 nin -:~t 20-21 , and
thermall fixation for 5 nin at 81-860, In tests conducLed at -10 al-IM ifith a
zolution of 10 ~, the 6fficiency of the membranes 11W3 200-)00
l./sq. n. per 21: hv.; at a 95% dogroo of NaC1 retention. 11hrin a solution with
the conipa-Gition collulase acetate 20, dimethylforgiamido 75, 1120 5-~', was used
and theri~al fixation was carried out at 86o, the efficlency Increased to 500
1./sq. m. per 24 hr-s while the degree of desalination rrmnained at 94-5,-!,.
To increase tho efficiency, the sane inorganic additivei as 1.,boze used in the
forming of' maobranes from acetone solutions of cellulose acetate could be
1/2

1JSSR
GULYAROV, T., et al., Uzbekskly Kh1m1cheskiy Zhurral, Vol I?, No 3, 1973,
pp 39-41
used (cf. S. Loeb and S. Sourirajan, Ady, Chem. Soc., 38, 117, 1963), but the
degree of salt retention dropped. It follows from this that the optismal
conditions of foming must be determined oxperimentally In every instance.
2/2
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USSR UDC 539-12
AZIMOV, S. A., gy 11 AY V GULYAMOV, K. G., PROZOROVA, YE. I., and CHEMOV,
G. M., Ins titut"e"ol*lu C14-^,",~rys i as, Academy of Sciences Uzbek S5R
"Diffraction Coherent Particle Production in Interactions of 17 Gev Pions With
Emulsion Nuclei"
Tashkent, Izvestiya Akademil Nauk Uzbekskoy SSR, Seriya Fiziko-Matematicheskikh
Nayk -75
.j Ho 5, 1971# pp 70
Abstracti The article presents experimental data on inelastic coherent particle
production reactions in collisions of 17.2-Gev pi-mesons isith photoemulGion
nuclei, based on extensive statistical material obtained )rith the aid of angular
screening tests devised by the authors. Three-pronged and five-pronged interac-
tions with a zero number of heavily ionizing particles were screened for measure-
ments. The mean free path in the photoemulsion was found to be 53 +7 m for three-
+11.5 -5
pronged coherent reactions, 3-8 -1.6 Jan for five-pronged events. The azimuthal
angular distribution in coherent particle production reactions iias studied.

USSR
AZIFIOV, S. A., BEETER, YE. V. 2ULYAMOVA U.- G-!., and ISVIN, A. YA., Institute
I t
of Nuclear Physics, Academy of 9ciences Uzbek SSR
"Inelastic Pion-Nucleon Interactions With High Multiplicity and a Model of
Single-Pion Exchange"
Moscow, Yadernaya Fizika, Vol 14, No 1. Jul 71, pp 240-246
Abstractj The authors propose a model of a single-pion exchange for the
inelastic collision Tf +N -7 n 71 +1f with any (odd) number of secondar,
y
pions. They find the spectrum of the effective mass of the system of
secondary pions in an analytical form that is convenient for conputation.
They compare the results of the computation with the available experimental
data for different energies and find a good agreement between the suggested
model anci the ex-veriment. The authors give 2 variations of the model
which they describe mathematically and support with several illustrations
of a graphic nature. The article contains 5 figures and 7 bibliographic
entries.
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Uss i
U D~; .53 /-126-3114~
AZI-I-."OV, S. ARIPOV, R. , GUIXAM-OV, U. G. 0. V.
"Some Characteristics of the Formation of 8Li Fragments ',-.-ith
a ---~-TIeson Energy of !~.5 Gigaelectron Volts"
Tasll~cnt, izvestiya Akademii Nauk Uz SSSH, t
Iiatematicheskik)7, Nauk, !to 3, 1970, pp 5)2-55
Abstract: This paper contains the results of an
- Of
investir,ation of the reactions of formation Of -i ----'raf-men~~s
during interaction of yc-mesons, the imDulse of which io 45 ;7iga-
electron volts/second, with nuclei of an emulsion. The --tucly
of frap- ID
I gmentation in the very high-energy range is of intuerest
in connection with cert-ain hypotheses regardinr, the mecI-Aanisrni
of these phenomena: the assumptu-ion of the effect of meson
_;ments in nuclear splj.tr--;rrT, r-*-e
showers on the formation of frap V -
concept of shock waves in nuclear matter caused by primary
ticles, and the h~mothesis of intranuclear reactions in cluzter3
caused by cascade -nucleons. in the experiment the method of
nuclear emulsions was used to obtain maximum inxfor.:;,.ation abour,
the characteristics of the formation of 6Li frar-ments in nuclear
1j.6

USSI,I
A'~,'D-IOV, S. A., et al, Z1,103tiva Akadf-,mii
Pizil