SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT IVANOV, A.I. - IVANOV, B.M.

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.;'~1/2 076 UNCLASSIFIE01 PROCESSING DATE
TITLE--CHARACTERISTICS OF P N JUNCTIONS IN PBTE -U-
AUTHOR-105)-ZHEMCHUZHINAt YEeA.t FIGUROVSKIYt YE.N.v IVANOVt A.I.i
INOZEMTSEV, K.I., KIREYEV, P.Se
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--MOSCOW, RADIOTEKHNIKA I ELEKTRONIKA, VOL. 15, NO. 3, 1970, PP
546-550
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--ELECTRONICS AND ELECTRICAL ENGRvv PHYSICS
,TOPIC TAGS--PN JUNCTIONi LEAD, TELLURIDE, SINGLE CRYSTAL, MANUFACTURING
METHOD, TEMPERATURE GRADIENT, ARGON, ATMOSPHERE, CRYSTAL GROWTHP
ELECTRON HOLE, VOLT AMPERE CHARACTERISTIC, JUNCTION DIODE, IR SENSOR
CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY FICHE NO----FD70/605008/812 STEP NO--UR/0109/70/OL5/003/0546/0550
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0139945
UNC LASS I F'TEO

2/2 076 UNCLASSIFIEO' PROCESSING OATE--04DEC70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0139945
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. ALTHOUGH LEAD TELLURIDE HAS SOME
INTERESTING PROPERTIES, ITS P N JUNCTIONS HAVE NOT BEE GIVEN ENOUGH
ATTENTION. THIS ARTICLE CONSIDERS THE PROBLEMS IN THE WAY OF OBTAINING
PBTE MONOCRYSTALS? THE MANUFACTURE OF THE P N JUNCTIONS AND THE
INVESTIGATION OF SOME OF THEIR CHARACTERISTICS. PBTE IS MADE FROM
.99-999PERCENT PURE LEAD AND TELLURIUM, BY WEIGHT, BY THE TEMPERATURE
GRADIENT METHOD. THE OVEN IN WHICH THE COMPOUND IS SYNTHESIZED, AND ITS
TEMPERATURE DISTRIBUTION WITH HEIGHT ARE SOWN IN A DIAGRAM. THE
SYNTHESIS WAS MADE IN AN ATMOSPHERE OF SPECTRAL ARGON, AND THE OPERATING
TEMPERATURE IN THE SYNTHESIS ZONE AND CRYSTAL GROWTH ZONE WAS MAINTAINED
WITH AN ACCURACY OF PLUS OR MINUS 0.5PERCENT C. rHE ELECTRON HOLE
JUNCTIONS WERE MADE BY THREE METHODS: DIFFUSION OF THE LEAD;
VAPORIZATION OF THE TELLURIUM; DIFFUSION OF INDIUM IN THE PBTE.
DETAILS OF EACH OF THESE METHODS ARE GIVEN* THE YOLTAMPERE
CHARACTERISTICS FOR VARIOUS DIODES, PLOTTED IN SEMILOGARITHMIC
COORDINATES, ARE ALSO GIVEN. IT IS STATED THAT THE JUNCTIONS CAN BE
USED FOR INFRARED RADIATION SENSORS, LASERS WITH A TUNABLE RADIATION
SPECTRUM UNDER PRESSUREt AND SIMILAR DEVICES.
UNCLASSIFIED

U:%'t: L AS S I F I E 0 I-R~;LESSIWI"~ UATE--Il~-f-C70
TIILI-:.--GAS i-3UNLA.NCE U-F :~J;,jE 1-~~ VE-LIMu-M.-'STjVSK-'YiA -U-
UTH6k-( 04)-KLSWN iRUK , V. A. , IVANCV, A.K., VUPEL, B.S., KLJSK~31 YA.N-.
.~Cul%'TRY CF 1;~FG-USSM-
SC,tjmLE--0ClPL.V. AKAD. N~',Ur( UKR. RSP, SEK. 6 1970t 3,2(2)t 106-10
DATE NbLISHLU ------- 7C
SU6JECT 14RE-Ac.-VECH., CIVIL AND ?.f1%RINE EjNGRj iAATERIALS
TCP[C TAGS-MINING ENGINFERINGv SAFETY ENGINEERING9 MILTIIANIEv COAL, ?-111NERAL
DEPOSIT, (,EJGi 0 and a compact set K
~T (a, a0) > 4r(0) + 6
for all at-K and T > T0uhere ao is the true value of the parameter, ot 06 K, and
T t, ~)12
T ((i, 0) =(11T)f Ig(t, a) - g( dt;
1/2 0
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bSSR '
1WROV, A. V. , Teoriya veroyatnostey i mat. stat. Mezhved. nauch. sb. , 1972,
vyp. 6, pp 74-82
b) (~T(a, 6) for T - - approaches the continuous function ~((x, 0) uni-
formly in K x K, where ~,(CL, a0) = 0 when and only when ot = a0'
Sufficient conditions are proposed for satisfaction of a.) and b), and a
number of examples are investigated.
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U35.11 ul-,)c 692.c'<
SIP,ONOV, V. D. , IVANOIT~ A. V. and TSYPLENKOV, It. A.
"A Means of Obtaining Tetrachloromuconic Acid"
C~
USSR Author's Certificate 110 307079, filed 8 Sept 69, puInlis-rP~-d 10 Sep" 7i.
(frobi Rafemtivnyy Zhurn-al -- "biniya, No 10(11), 19',12, Abstract
by T. A. Belyayeva)
Translatiom Te-rachloromuconic acid 0:) melting point 201 ,-60, is- obtal.-ied
by oxidation of d~ecachloro-1,1:-hexaadicne 41) or
concentration II,S04, at 110-115 0 for 4-5 hour-~;- A jUxturo- of 42,/~- II anrlA
sb,, Is ImPt for 4-5 flours at 1100, the roaction mass is povrud
200 93-3,'L' H2 ~
into water at 201300 (volmie of water = 0-5 the volume of thc rcmctJon
filtered, mid the precipitate is washed with CHCI , obtai,1111r, '13 1, which
3
is dissolved in other and purified with activated carbon. Th,~- solution 1~-
then dried over lk-,S() 41 evaporated and the residuc ir, rocryt~talli:,-.-Bd from a
mixture of ether and benzene. Molecular weight of the d3inethyl eater of I
is 306.
IA

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bSSR UDC 532.522.2
AVDUYEVSKIY, V. S., 1YAaQY,_A,_V., KARP14M4, I. M., TRASKOVSKIY, V. D., and
YUDELOVICH, M. Ya.
"The Structure of Turbulent Underexpanded Jets Discharging Into a Flooded
Space and a Concurrent Stream"
Moscow, Izvestiva Akademii Nauk, SSSR, ~Iekhanikza Zhidlcosti i Gaza, NO 3, 1972,
pp 15-29
Absf:ract: The results of an experimental investigation of the geometric
structure of the initial sector of underexpanded jets are presented, and
consideration is given to the principal features of f1cru in the mixing zone
on the boundai-j of a greatly underexpanded jet during a turbulent flow regimie
along the entire length of the initial sector of the jet. A concurrent super-
sonic stream exerts an essential qualicative and quantitative influence upon
the configuration of the initial sector of underexpanded jets. I'll C. mos t
essential feature of a jet in the concurrent stream consists in "degeneration"
of the central shock, wave at Mach nunbers of the concurrent stream
The transverse and longitudinal dimensions of the initial sector of an und-2r-
expanded jet in a concurrent stream with numbers ijw-~1.5-2 decre;ase %..,ith the
increase of Mx. The established features of the structure of concurrent jets
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USSR
AVDUYEVSKIY, V. S., et al., Izvestiya Akademii Nauk, SSSR, Nekhanika Zhidkosti
i Gaza, No 3, 1972, pp 15-29
maLe it impossible, in the general case, to substitute the concuTreut ~et by
an equivalent flooded jet. Approximate relationships are pTesented, which
make it possible to take into account the influence of a concurrent stream
upon the basic characteristic dimensions of the initinal sector of the jet.
The characteristic regions of flow in the compressed viscous layer of an
underexpanded jet are isolated. The self -similarity of fields of the gas-
dynamic parameters is established. Data are presented on the position of
the mixing zone in the space, the total-head profiles, the statistical
prussure, and the dimension less excess stagnation teimperature in greatly
underexpanded jets. 16 figures. 3 tables. 8 references.

USSR
SIMONOV, V. D., GAZIZOV, R. T., A. V.
"Synthesis of Cyclical Perchlorinated Pentenes"
Dokl. Neftikhim. Sektsii. Bashkir. Resp. Prav]. Vscs. Khim. O-va im. 1). 1.
Mendeleyeva, [Works of Petrochemical Section, Vashkir Republic Administration
of N11-Union Chemical Society imeni D. 1. Mendeleyeyl, Val 6, 1971, pp 317-311).
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Khimiya, No 4, Noscow, 1972, Abstract No
4N684 by T. A. Belyeva).
Translation: A method is developed for production of octachlorocyclopentene
~1) i-nitiated by chlorination of hexachlo-rocyclopentadiene (11) or octachlo-ro-
1, 3-pentadiene in a medium of IIS03CI (111) . C12 is Passed (22. ~ I/h-r) th-rou&i
a mixture of 81.9 g 11 and 140 g III at about -90' for 5 lirs. The t--mPerature
of the reaction mixture is 40-45*. It is cooled to +10* and I is filtered off-,
mp 37-80. 8.16 g of hexachlorofulvene is treated with 26.4 g III at 0�2' for
80 minutes, producing 10 g of perc-holoromethylcnc-A3-cyclopentene.

USSR
SIMONOV, V. D. GAZIZOV, R. T. , NEDELCU-NKO, V. M. , Kfip'ENOVA,
N. N.
'Wethod of Producing Octachlorocyclopentene"
USSR Author's Certificate No 303312, filed 6/01/69, published 28/06/71.
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Khimiya, No 4, Moscow, 1972, Abstract No
4N591P by T. A. Belyaeva).
Translation: Octachlorocyclopentene (1), intermediate product for synthesis
of pesticides, is produced by chlorination of hexachlorocyclopentadiene (II)
or octachloropentadiene in a medium of chlorosulfanic acid (111) at a tempera-
ture of 40-45'. CI-) gas is passed through a mixture of 81.9 g II and 140 g
III for 5 hr at 40-~So, gas temperature about 20* (2.3 1/hr). It is then cooled
to 100, filtered, the precipitate is washed with water, dried in air, producing
I, m. p. 37-80. 111 is returned to the process.
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110-ISR um 681.32T.11
DAff TRIYEV, V. T-,-U=QY-,A -11 --2 as cow Power Engineerir,6 2nstitute
"A Device for Correcting Errors in Parallel Bea-dout of Binary Information"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, izobreteniya, prorUshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye zn2ki,
No 4, Feb 71, Author's Certificate No 292175, Division G, filed 3 Nov 69,
published 6 Jan 71, p 135
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a device for error cor-
rection in parallel readout of binary information. Tone device contains a
reproduction module, a circuit for mod-2 contraction al~)ng a line, adders
and buffer shift registers. As a distinguishing feature of the i)atent, the
design is simplified and error correction is made more effective by using a
circuit for r-od-2 contraction along the diagonal, AND and NOT logic circuitts
and memory cells. 'The input of the first memory cell is ceri-nected through
the AND and NOT logic circuits to the output of' the circuit for rniod-2 con-
traction alon- a line, and the out-out of each memory ci~-ll i-0 connected to one
of the inputs of the PIID circuits. The second inputs of the AND circuits
are connected to thf! output of the circuit for mod-2 ccntraction alorg the
diagonal. II)e output.,; of the /VJI) circuit,; are corinectc-d; to ~;ne of the inputs
of the adders, rind throuffh Llic, NOT elrlluit,; to thr., irlputv;

USSR
DMITRIYEV, V. I., IMTOV, A. V., USSR Author's Certificate No 292175
of the other AND circuits, which are connected to the outputs of the preceding
memory cells, whose outputs are connected to the inputs of the following
memory cells. The other inputs of the adders are connected to the corre-
sponding inputs of the circuit for mod-2 contraction &Iong the diagonal.

USSR UDC 537.533.2t537.534
NE
EMCHENCK, R. L. , IVANOV, A. V. , KARPOV, A. A.
"Emission Properties of the Au-BaO System"
Ti-, Lening-D. politekhn. in-ta (Worl\s of Leningrad Polytechnical institute),
1970, No 311, pp 51-55 (from RZh-Fizika, No 12M, Dec 713, Abstract No
12Zb631)
Translation: The properties of the Au-BaO system were studied by external photo-
effect and thermoemission methods. The m--asurements were conducted in sealed
devices in a high vacuum (p < 5-10-9 mmHg). It was shown that for surface con-
centrations nBaO > 1-1015 cm-2 the BaO film has photoelectric properties of thick
oxide coatings andin particularsensitivity to ultraviolet radiation. The nature
of the changes in emission properties of the Au-BaO system to T = 12000K does not
indicate chemical interaction of the BaO film with Au. Authors abstract.
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USSR UDC: 621.391.2:621-396.96
.fl ~'Lp and ZI--u-3KOVICH, S. G.
ZV
"Probabili-,U--~`r Distribution Laas for Radar Signal Amrlitudes in
'IMilly Po larized Reception"
Moscow, Rtadiotekhnika i Hlekt--ronika, No ;970, pp 960-966
Abstract.- A great deal of attention is now being given to the
problem of using the polarization characteristics of radar signals
for improvin- information obtained from ohservation of I:he tar,-,:,et.
Such Droblems as det-ection, selection, automatic tar-et tracking,
can be qualitatively solved to a bett-or extent by includin,-, devices
in the radar system which provide fully polarized reception of re-
Hlected signals. The purpose ol- this paper is to invesitlgate the
probability distribution of the --,'u11 amplitude, the square of the
amplitude, and the sum of the amplitudes uf the orthogonally
polarized si&--ai components of a fluctuating radar target. The
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USSR
IVANOV, A. V., et- a!, Radio-'--Ie*-.hn-ika i -"7'lektr-on--*_ka, No 5, 1970,
pp 96o-966
authors first find the formulas for the si,~-~nal amolitude and the
amplitudes of the signal's orthogonal components p.-cduced by its
-oolarization on reflection from the target. They then -a"-,e up
L
It.he class of fluctuating radar targets which Uake the form, of a
combination of many elementary reflectorso It, is assumed that the
elements of the s-t-at-istical dispersion matrix ,--.ost fully describin-c;
the reflection characteristics of the target are stationary and
stationarily connected processes.
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Ac.c. Nr,: Ref. Code;
UIR
PRI,%LM SOURCE., Urologiya i NefrologiyA,_1970, Nr
PP 3j_3P1
INDICATIONS AND SEQUENCE OF ROENTGENOVASOGRAPHIC EXAMINATION OF
THE KIDNEYS
It
Y". A. Pylel, IA. V. lvariq;~,
Summary
The paper is based on experience of applicaL-on of abdominal aGrtograph\'. selective
renal arteriography, inferior cavography, and selective renal venbgraphv in 1�0 pazzient:5
with various urological diseases. The authors su-gest a definite order of vasographic Jr.-
vestigations in patients with noeplasms of the kidneys, chronic pyelonephribs and hvd-
ronephrosis. They consider that any vasographic examination oi the kidnevs should szar,
from abdominal aortography. Application of renovasographic methods in rationally elz-
bbrated order considerabiv increases the diagnostic P035ibilities of each inethod and re-
duces the percentage of errors.
REFL/FR&',,LE
19790745

111 S S it
AVDIJYF,VSKTY, V. S., KMNAN, 1. K., TR1'0KGVUIr, f'. D.,
YUDELOVICq, 1M. Ya.
"The Flow in a Super3onic Viscous Underexpanded Jet"
Moscow, Ylek~-Lanika ZnidkosLi i Gaza, No 3, 1970, pp 63-69
Abstract: An e-xperimental invegrAgation is miade of tt,,e flow at L'ie initial SeC-
tor of an underexpanded supersonic jet flowing out 1 -nto the immersed spa-ce and the
concurrent stream at Mach numbers M OROVA, I. P.
"Synthesis of Tetrazoles, Triazoles, Triazenes, and Azo Compounds and a Study of
Them as Additives to Silver Halide Photographic Emulsions. 1. Synthesis, Struc-
ture, Chemical Properties,and Photographic Activity"
Uspekh-; nauchn. fotogr. (Advances in Scientific Photography), 1970, Vol. 14,
pp 5-11 (from M-Fizika, No 12(l), Dec 70, Abstract No 12DI333)
Translation: Data on the synthesis, structure, and properties of over 300 ol,ganic
compounds intended for stabilizing and defogging or depressing additives in AgHal
emulsions are presented; in certain cases these substances were also optical
sensitizers. Among the 40 tetrazoles not all were stabilizerG of the photoemul-
sions; there was also established a difference In the chemical behavior in similar
reactions. This duality Is explained by the existence of azido-tetrazole tauto-
merism in many condensed tetrazoles; stabilization is caused by adsorption by ions
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of the AgRal lattice of these azido forms in which there is an increased electron
.r density on the heterocyclic N atom. Many stabilizers were observed among the
triazoles, and not only condensed triazoles; among these many could be converted
into cyanin dyes by combining stabilizers and optical sensitizers. It is shown
that it is necessary for a stabilizer that three N atoms enter into the ring,
as in triazoles: a considerable number of stabilizers of AgCl-emulsion was
also found among the triazenes. T'hese compounds are simultaneously optical sen-
sitizers, defoggers,and depressers; in AgBr-emulsions only the last two proper-
ties are retained,in-view of differences in the formation of ion-dipole compounds
of AgC1 and AgBr lattices with a polar triazene molecule. Of the azo compounds
only nonsymmetric substances with heterocyclic radicals were photographically
active. 31 references.
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USSv UDC 77
AVRAME-NKO, L. F. VILENSKIY, YU. B. 01, 1SHEVSKAYA, I A.
POCH-11NOK, V. YA., SKRIPNIK, L. I., FEDOROVA, L. N., FEDOROVA, 1. P.
"Synthesis of Tetrazoles, Triazoles, Triazenes.and Azo Compounds and a Study of
Them as Additives to Silver Halide Photographic Emulsions. 11. Photographic
Studv of Material"
Us-ekhl na~uc-'-n. fo~czr. (Ai~vances in Sc-entiF;c Photography), 1970, Vol. 14,
up 12-23 Urrom No 12(i), Dec 70, Abstract tic 12u,-,330
7- =-- S C-
j: - d -CC
1..ree 'l-ai-ces are 1n1T-OG1,1CV
ty-pes of photographic activity of materials synthesized previously.. (see R. M -
F i zi' !i i I
,.a Albs-nac, No 12D1333): stabilizing, devressing~ and
defogging effects -Td certain cownbinations of these -paramne-ters in t~-,e kine--ic
~rw wad. the second aging bef9re and after tntro-
duction of the substances tested. If the substance was at the same time an
%4~stttzer, tbe -va-Lue of the depreastng fndex was negatfve, Ees1des
the testing of substance,5 in AgCl- and ASBr(I)-cmulsions, the kinetics of
their adsorption by AgHal, the absorption spectrum in solution and after ad-
sorption by Ar-Ral., ana the sensitization spectinua was studie-s. A Correlation

USSR
AVRAI-EITKO, L.F., et, al. Uspekhi nauchn. fotogr., 1970, Vol lit, pp 12-23
was found for condensed
tetrazoles between the stabilizer an~d` the irreversible adsorption of materlai
and between the depressing and defogging agents and reversible adsorption; ir-
reversible adsorption on a small portion of the Agifal surface was sufficient
for total stabilization. The same was true for the stabilization of triazenes.
Depression of fogging was apparently always associated with the slowing down
of the appearance of reversibly adsorbed substances,although in many cases there
simultaneously occurred desensitization or slowing dcwn of aging. Certain con-
nections were established between photographic activity and the structure and
substitutes in molecules of triazoles and optical sensitizers on the basis of
their quaternary salts and also in molecules of heterocyclic azo compounds.
The formation of iono-dipole or coordinated compounds of the material with
AgHal was necessary for stabilization, which requires the coincidence of their
dipole distances; the latter partially explains the differences in the behavior
of materials in AgCl- and AgBr(I)-emulsions. One must take into account, how-
eveer, that in view of the large homeopolarity of the bond in AgBr, even in
AgCl, the -latter requires more polar stabilizers. 12 references.

112 026 UNCLASSIFIED PIWCESSING DATE--13NOV70
TITLUE--A CHA.-iGE OF ACID O ASIE 8ALANCE AND OF ELECTA-OLYTIC CbMPOS[TIOIN OF
THE CE",EB'r-l'iJSPlNAL FLUIL) Al-'Ni; BLLOU IN PRIMARY kFACTIu.1i I ll RESPONSE TO
AUTl-lJlk-(04)-IVANOVt KULf3VKOV9 A.G.# KUZMINA, F.V., M.-IYUN-AX, I.M.
CCUNTRY 01: 1,NIFO--USSR
S0URCE--PAT'JL061CHESKAY4 FIZIOLOGIYA I EKSPERIME-NITAL'NAYA T&~APIYA, 1970t
VOL 14, 3, dP 42-43
DATE PUBL!SHE'D ------- 70
SUdJECT AR-EAS-81CLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS-TRAUMATIC, SHUCK, CE~EBkOSPINAL FLUIO, BLOW), ACTUOSIS,
ALKALOSIS
CC%T-RGL IMARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
OCCUME;4T CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY VEf-.-L/FRp'4ME--3002/0b25 STEP
C112C AL(-F.5Slf-,N Nii-ftPOle'8106