SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KOTIYEVA, L.U. - KORON, M.M.

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imc 621.,1)6-2,669.71
KOTIYEVA, L. U. 9 FILIMUCINA, H. P., and )COCKET-KOVt 411~, G,. p hoscom Aviatloa
titute
"Study of the Effect of the lilineralization Agrnt on Propoxtics off SJUP Fzvdu-~'613"
Ordchonikidzet Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchabnyh-h Z "wvedenlyt Tavctnaya Re tall U--.-iya,
No It 1973, pp 145-149
Abstracti In order to increase the mechanical prop~.,.trties of p"L-filct.:; r~~dc
of SAP (sintered alim.1nun powder), an altellpt liaz J-1W10 to .1racrea'se th4j C011-
contration of q -Al 203 phmo in tie Al powaer by addJAt,, to It U,,, vlaaraliva-
tion agent AlFj Aluninun, pouder with AIF 3 was subja~lcted Lo rtnturir;,,, at
8230C for 3-8 hour.3 and tho pemntage of oxide ph-azm In i t i., avs naasuxed.
The obtained result.-, showed that the addition of 3 Wtqlt, AlF tc~' Al Damlcr
Increased the quzuitity of oxide phaccs by vl'% Y.-CC3.0milmylt (~rw'.Ulc
ftactions of -0.074 + 0.01-,.4 mm efter slnterbi6; at F.2.3 0. At thic tenptri.t iLrz~
AIF3 reacts directly with AlO(OH) wid A.1(014) 3 lrj foradxi:! C~ -All
orystals, which becone crj-z-'"n11-!z;Lt1or, centors capabla of prcdticinj-, -A! 0
2 3
phase during the reexy:3tallizatioxi hoatLig, Reactions of A.W., w1th A].O(C."')
3
AI(OH) also produces MY, which reactr, (Urectly vith Al 0.. and tralm 1.0
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XOTIYEVAk L. U. I Ot al. o IneStlya Vysshilch Uchabnjr.1:h Zavede:-Jy, Tsvetiaya
Metallurglya, No 1, 10,73, Pp 145-149
it into the q-Al 0 pj~aae. WjttoL,.t 17 this 4
2 3 .,r3nnfim-~-aztJon Uould te
impossible. In the preuence of AIF 3 In Al powderv a. A.:La-naft,,.-.Vtion of Al(c,!.,)3
into AlO(C-H) taRes place at rDom tenper~tuxe In
which would be possible only at 583-625-C without thin ,dinctimtlization Aq--ert
0, -
AlF3. When samples of Al powder with ALF5 innij hem ted at 82) s. for 6
houx,s, the tensile ztxei:~7,th of samples vas within 2,11-4,z h-ri/nm the
relative elonLxation within 8-15%, compaxed ifith. 22-110 and 3-75
respectively, without Alr 38 The best rochiviical piVpa'ctIr;ii uf SAP ca;iplei
were obtained with powdex-s containing - 0.074 + 0.044 n'3 j:a.rbicDr--3. SAP
products contzining, AlF3 minenalzatiaii ikvnt con alsp be welded.
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USSR U) C4"ZI - 76111 .669. 371
XOTIYEVAO L. U., Moscow, Aviation TechnoloC,,IcixI IjistI,t'u4;.N of
"Influence of Production Technology on Proyorti*s of the 1~4itarial SM",
Ordzhonikidzel lzvestiya Vyrpshlkh UchOnyM Ztmvdeviyp Tsvotvaya Ectialurjiva
No 6# 1972g pp 123-127
Abstractit The influerce of the production technolo~jy on p:voj.Or"Ies Of the
material SAP was investiSated on speciriens of 1-1.5 kj~ bri(I-.:iPts (den-ilty
2-76-103 k6/cM3) producod fto:a nodulized ASF-I powder d.13pirriled oil
to obtain fiactions of different grawAlovietric (joj!Ir'Q--]'t'jOrj (";O'jc"I'
200,1,4 m). Tests for ultlniate stren-th 4U'd Plasticity r"I.-clil that tl:"~ ZIil'
briquet Produced from 7Q,/64m-rrEuiuIated j.-vider hs U'.iti Ln3t LoOlrolci.jcUl
properties. Effects of initial oxide phjise:~j of
and loading, hnati.-19, and cooling, kirlotics on Of $All C'n-tcr-14111
are discursod. Specimens p-oduced by q )Vatfld' pvc1coIIIIII 141,11 lo-fl
increase (20-25, 140-45, aril 60- wid a-j~IyAl-ijj;
(~J'
In vacuunt at 6730Y 1401:0 iniat heat-ruaistuit, A :Lont~ 1pic.-i-ummi
kg/nn2' producF-d a sharp increaue o1' I)rlttleni~aa dun to comillo-te acall-ii1j; c4~
oxide fiLmr. fron (;rzo-ins. Fo-Ur table-GO three
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USSR UX 621.7,59
LOUIS, IN, Ase Canlid3te of Technical 5cloncesp :~or'klx Au"-;Q Plant
"Hardenim. of _IOYhCi Steal by Strain Aging"
0
Mosccrq, Av tc-mobil I naya Promyshlennost' (D"otor Val-Acle Industry), ,'a 1,
pp 35-36
Translation: A rev techmlcZy has been dev*lopad for production of sr--~nos r:7~e
of 50KIG steel, bardened bY strain aging. The new teOtnolarj- is much
and the strerL:;th of t~e springs made with use of this inathal is highe-ro
(2 tdolas, 2 illustrations)

USSR UDC 621-372
BATALOVv B. V., UZI-JI-KOV, 0. G.. KOTKOt A. F., find RUDSHKO, A. A.
"Algorithm for Statistical Analysis of Electrwiic CircuitG"
Sb. nauch. tr. pq pjobl. -mik-roelektron. Mosk.'Iiii-t elektrorl. ltekj~.
(Collection of Scientific Works on Problems in 1',iniiitw-e L]L-actron-
ics, Moscow Institute of Electronic Bng~ineeriajr) NQ 9 (11"liz.-Mat.
seriya), pp 61-67, 1972 (from J1Zh--Ra4iotekkui!Um, No 10, 1972,
Abstract Ho 10A113)
Translation: An algorithm for statistical analynis of electi,ciriie
circuits in the algorithm language ALGOL-60, uti-ing the TA-11-1
translator for the N-20 di6rital computer, is propooed.

JPRS 5-7,333
25 October
MI CROELECT RCNI CS
Mikrcclektrolii~tm, No 5, 1972, sovetikoye Aidlo 7=11ahinq rcuaz,
Moscow. VDC =.332i621.396.6-1221.5.
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obituary of Fedor Viktorovizh Lukin ..............................
Forevord .........................................................
Abstractd ........................................................
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vi.r. dta-rirlate; control. "Pa, 7-r tho cump.%r-.t;ve
4nalynts of different typ"m of -r,o vv c v . jA c I t c ~ i ;-. z ~i 4 " I.
cie %,~a Iautt ciracuit f~r *,he ce ~r 7hp ntruct,;rv
an~ thv cre,;.z v o n fc.- -he ncrfjr~
de~vl~-Z'vj for Intdairoto'l ?Ittan an tt~e r-ttitr
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zt=zrzt %a4 -'ntarzil n-e-vry I r- lu.t
The article contains 1~, Aures and 16 bibliorraphic
re~crcnccz.
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G.'... and Batalov. D.V. In tho ZoIloction Mtkrocf~~-~trontls
Wdited by F.V. Lakin. No 1'ovOt&xQyv -ItAdlc
A Method is suppentnd for predLtving the yield of
sultaLls cirzukkizy az--ou-.rx for -r- -nztnunifarm dSStt"i-k1-T1'C;.-.
af do fo cts . U,-td Aba-i, thar with Increase in tt-e cotlevti! ~
of the circuits! end incr*aze -:n the averary 14urDtr Of dffota-L-
an the clarcu-St Ittidt accorapany it. the '.-.fluenc- or the n:,i,-
uniforalty of th distri-hut-on on the porc*nt ,r yield
suitable cireui'!t". '~so grovs.
1he artL;c14 contains figurg, 2 tables. ftnd 7 L-0,11-
graphic refitrencis.
S-j!~ndnvs*cond tteinory Element an the Basis of th- 1~un:; rll---
In Galll~m Arm oil) ld#-. V'# " I" A Vch eta ~ fa
and
Collection Mllwroele-tron%ka, edited hy IF.V. :.u in. Pa 5. r, I
--jr 0t- -
SOVOTF)")YO Aa a ibinh inp Ho-,aae. 972.
,he artLcI4 exar-Inea; a subnanosecond "arvt-ry a-~amcn- c:.
b,4%1& of the,ruan effect 'n gal-u~ Arson1da 'or use in
superoptirstional memory dewic;9 with randoln
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BATALOV, B. V. , KA:7l_"_ilTN0V, G- -I- , KOT~110 A. F. , K1111*11Ci~.7, A. ,
KO, A. A.
"Evalu at ing i ',e Uni "'j--ity 01, ParL!.r1o U I-- (-.,f "'I .'Ans
Semiconductor Circulltz"
Elektron. oh. (TLe
tific wid T t? cr i - c;n c, r, ~~O rip C -
tekh r 1 L- a ,iln 7, Jul 7.1. Ai,-~- t I'll 4~t '10 711271)
Transl aticni: A L2T("_'.'TAre f
the degret-, 1,111 f(71! "ii Ly uUIC ~rwri, t,i~ rii o t' tv,
semi Condhic '-)j- c i r (., -a i t; ll"-v! llf--
cuits as wc~lll uz, I'c,r irc,-. rection vn-d,~_-r -n I-
the n,_-asure of th.e mlr ,orrelation
enables deterninef i :7n (D I' -,IIC- co.-Ilij tjL-jjtjt I!Jll:: 1:
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SINITSM, V. A. , POPOV, 1. A. , POROLULINP G. I.,
A. V.
"Experimental Ir-d-ustri-al Tests of the I-ISD-1 pho tat '~~cllylllul
Moscov, Geodeziya i Kurto[,raflya, No 11, 2971, pr 30-11.
Abstract: The rater civos technica! data uni t.r.0,
merital industrial tescr. of th.,i MO-2 --y t`!e
-Union Scientific iesearch of
for ialea~,urinj di-tances in
a range of action o--,' 1-300 mctcrs with an ac:nu-acy
Measurer-ents '111-C test res"I.Its
is hirjLl-j accurate and can bc u,,!cd; in special
as well as in sLL-ve-ying One figure t1ro talil es.

measuxing, Testing, CaUbrating
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V.~ CEERIMCEIAI[j T. It.
ZAR"IN., B. I-j, KORABLEVp D. P-4u "OMILVAJ~.--
"Experience in the operational Use of' the TD-L~, Photoolemeter"
Macow, Geodeziya i Kartograftya, No 8, 1970, PP 13-19
Abstract: Series production of the TD-2 surveying and 1~eadetic photo-telemeter
vas started in 1969. This instrument differs from the TD-I phototelemeter only
vith respect to small design improyerjents. Experimental a! ecijK-nB of the TD-type
1P
phototelemeter have been teifted In operation. Mie zvoults of +~iepe tPsts are
gengrvlized and wwlywd in the article, Za TV-2 Plotoi4lowt4ir in extremely
siMle In design and is reliable In operation,. 4nd e= be vacoitweivierl for meanr-
ing initial triangulation sides up to 10-32 ka lang.

1M)CESSING OATE -09OCT70
12 035 VNCLASSIFIED- ,p
YITLE-PRO6LEMS OF IMMUNOLOGICAL REACTIVITY IN MENTAL PATIENTS WITH
TUXOPLASMOSIS -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-MOTOVKINA, N.S., MIKHALEVAt L.V.s KOTKOVo F.I., FRAYND, N.M.
COUNTRY OF INFO-USSR "t
I PSIXHIATRLI IP4ENl S. XORSAKL)VA# 1970t
%CE-ZflUKNAL NEVROPATULOGII
SUUP
VOL 709 Nk St PP 718-721
DATE PUal. ISHEO--70
SUBJECT AREAS-StOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS-IMMUNOLUGYP MENTAL UISORDERV ANTIBUDY9 TEST, PSYCHOSIS,
ENCEPHALITIS, CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM, PARASITIC 095EASEt T3XOPLASMOSIS
CONTROL MAkKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PAuXY REEL/FRAME--1994/1134 STEP NO--UR/0246/ir~.)/O*-lc,/i)u5/0718101'21
CIRC ACCLSSIGN NU-AP011503
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2/2 035 UNCcASSI FrED PROCESSING DATE--agOCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0115153
A;,;STRALT/EXTi,.ALT--(U) GP-0- A6STRACT THE AUTHL'I'LS C~INVENED A
COOPKEHENS!VE STUDY OF IMMUNULO(il CAL CHANGES IN THE 'IF Mf_'.,rAL
PATIENTS WITH TUXOPLASMOSIS. rHE STUDIES WERE RCLATH) H~INLY ~irti THE
EXISTttiC,- i-IF CUmPLt:TE ANT16001fS, CJMPLEmEw rixiirio~%. tEsts, VAC~J'~PLErlc
ANT13LIDIES IN THE INH16LTIVE rk~ACTIUNS GF CGMPLE14JUNT VIXIJION AND
SENSITIZATION BY A TOXOPLASMUTIC ALLERGEN lf~STS). 1504
PATIENTS V.ERE STUGIE0. THE HIGHEST PER CENT` Of POSITIVE TJ
TOXOPLASMUSIS ~tAS SEtN li'li PATIENT5 173.311CRCJ-_~NT) ANJ IN
PATIENTS WITH ENCEPHALITIS W,OPERCENT); THE LOWESr bAS SEEN IN
TRAUMATIC PSYCHOSES (26,3PERCENT). THE TOTAL NUMBER 41IN ALL 311SLASES)
WAS 53,5PERCENT. COMPARING 'THE RESULTS IN GROLIP'S LIF v,AriC-NTS ~ill`ii
TGXOPLASML)SIS WITHOUT MENTAL OtSORDERS AND WITH 1:11VERSE. MENTAL LHANGES
IT WAS DISPLAYEU THAT INCGZ4PLEm- ANTI,8001ES IN-111lib SECOND GROUP ibRE
REGISTERED 4 TIMES MUrE FREQUE'NILY IHAN IN THE FIRST. THIS MAY SPEAK OF
A MORE PRUFjUNU AFFECTION OF TrIE URGANIS)i 8Y INFLiCTIONS AND AN
INVOLVEMENT INTO THE PATHOLOGICAL PROCESS OF ]HE CNS, fli[Sl- CHANGES IN
THE REORGANIZATION OF REACTIVITY ARE INTIMATELY CONNECIE0 'WITH THE
DURATION LIF THE DISEASE. FACILITY: KAFECIRY P!jlKHlAfKll, KAFEDRA
MIKROBIULOGII VLADIVUSTOK MEDITSINSKOGU INST. AND TOK50PLAZl,,UZNAYA LAB*
KRAYEVOY SANEPIUSTANTSII.

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TITLE--ECONOMIC PROBLEMS OF QUIALITY CONTROL -U-
AUTHOR-021-KOTLIKOV, YA-S14-t GLICHC-Vt AqyG
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I KACHESTVOr 1970t NR 2, PP 12-14
DATE PURL ISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--BEHAVIORAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
SSING OATE--18SEP70
TOPIC TAGS--QIJALITY CONTROL# INDUSTRIAL AND Op INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
CD4TROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
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.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--IU) GP-0- ARSTRACY. THE PROBLEMS I '51DERED ARE BASIC
ON
-D Al ALL STAGES 01:
IN THE ECONOMIC ASPECT OF PRODUCT OUALItY CONTROLLF
THE CREATION AND USE OF PROOUCTSs
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USSR LIDO 535-3?
7ALESSKIY, I. YE., KOT SEVCHENW, A. N,, Acadenichn of the Acad-
emy of Sciences Belorussian SSR, W-LOMEY, K. N,, and SHM10, S. F.,
Institute of Fhysics of the Academy of Sciences Bolorut~sian SSR, Belorussian
State University imeni V. I. Lenin, t1insk
"Study of Chlorophyll-Like Molecule Fluorescence Duo to Trant3ltions From
High Excited Levels"
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 210, No 2, 197:,1. pp 312-315
Abstraett In the case of chlorophyll-like molecules, transitions from high
excited levels are of IntereBt because of the possibillty thlAi; such states of
chlorophyll molecules participate in the photosynthesio proatitts. ~Zuasiline
spectral data for tatrabenzoporphin (ITBP) show that tho 11i'04no of the 53
level (first component of the Soret band) Is not Yery Iih~rt, 31nce the width
of the quasiline3 is about 10 cn-1
; that Is, Tj3 -1042 see. The great
intensity of the Soret band makes it possible to expect In this ca-se a com-
paratively high yield of short-wave ( )$blue") fluorescvnce s3--*s., and on
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ZALESSKIY, I. YE., ot al., Doklady Akadexii Hauk SSSR, Vol 210, No 2, 1973,
pp 312-315
this basis the authors undertook to search for "blue" ftuoreo;cence in ru and
metal complexes thereof. During their study the authovs rooAved from Pro-
fessor M. GOUTERIWN (United States) the manuscript of tin article which re-
ported the detection of "blue" Za-M fluorescence, thim, agrtl!eing with the
authors' data. The present article describes results of a stptematic atudy of
"blue" fluorescence in TBP and a number of its metal mximplexitq (zinc, cad-
mium, copper, vanadium (VO-TBP), palladlun.). as well a-si '-chlo:cophyll a.
The "blue" fluorescence spectrum of Zn-TBP at room tonlierature Is ap-
proximately mirror-symmetric to the Soret bwid of the zi,k-i3crj)tion ~ipnetrlal.
Ito excitation spectrum for this fluorescence in Lho riiigirn accen~uible to
measurements coincides with the ibsorption spectrum. J~iore Lai no queni%ing
of "blue" fluorescence by heavy atoms, These da-La indlicate LhILt the fluo-
rescence is (S2 - go)-fluorescence and is not attTibutable to an impurity,
The effect of a. solvent and temperature on 02-6so)-fluoros-cence in Zn-TBP
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ZALESSKIY, I. YE., et al., Doklady Akadenii Nauk SSSR, Voi 2,10, No 2, 1973,
PP 312-315
and the absolute quantum yield of Zn-TBP 02---",)-fluorescell ce were Gtudied.
The "blue" fluorescence in the case of the free base TIV is ;4m'order weaker.
The radiationless transition Sj~-*Sl is of a 3aseade c1haractor. No "blue"
fluorescence was observed in the studied complexes of TBP wIth transition
metals (V, Cu. Pd) or in the case of chlorophyll a.
The authors thank T. F. ICACHURA for prepazing tho tet:rabenzoporphin
and the metal complexes t.%ereof, M. V. SARZHEVSKAYA for proirlding the chloro-
phyll a, and A. T. GRADYUSHKO and M. P. TSVIRKO for val,uable advice.
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USSR 1JDC 535.51:535.17
ZALESSKIY, I. Ye., KOTLO V, 11 SEVCHHNKO, A. bi., kc-ademician of the
Belorussian Academy of Scieiices; SOLOVIYEV, K. IN., $111KIR~LUI, S. F.,
Institute of Physics, 4insk
Variation, with Time, of Porphyrin I'luorencence Polarizatimn and the
Shifting of Iminchydrogens in the Porphin King"
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 207, No 6, 1972, pp 1314-1317
Abstract: The authors discuss experiments they hall-cr performed in
which they discovered neir abarac terU ties of radiation t:~ni2otrcjpy
which, when studied in detail, may lead to the so'hation of cer-
tain pz-oblems in the structure of porphyrin n:)1ecu,'Les. Theizle ex-
periments invest-igated the polarized lumjneaai:nce, of porphyrins in
frozen vitreous solutions. The principal subject of this zar-er is
the dependence of that polarization on the ti;me in which trlfa oil-
citation light operate8 at low temperatures. ";'Ienijureijient of the
degree of polarization was ma-de with an ordinary ij.pectropoln-ri-
metric device with two monoohroLvtora. The tkuor,Psconce wao ex-
cited by monochromatic, linearly poiarized 11,i;,ht, and was &bserved
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ZALESSKILY, I. Ye., et al., Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 2101, No 6, 1972,
pp 1314-1317
at an angle of 400 tdth respect to the ray of the excitin~~ li'-711t.
It was found that the fluol,el3ccaice of etjoj?orj:jjiyrj.j-, T, :1_
porphin, and phthalocyanine in frozen glaso was 9L1b;:-,iantiaJJy do-
polarized with time. Curvea shcviiig that vnr.~Micia Pre Giv~'11,to-
gether with tabulated data, It waB also fourid thnt the reo~-ii~ntc.-
tion of the molecular oacillators io Conti ectex;[ with the shift in
imin0hydroeens at the center of the porphin riiig. Dicgram,~, of pus-
sible isomeric forms of the porphin molecule Ore

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tion or eti,ylvnc in a kioro,.,homphatta ratalyst -- M. with a
Specific L..Irfaco of 2-! 02/-, (arunaLier, Zmmctt. -In,! 4rIlcr)
it was established that dirfarent motho.!v or producin:: 5qm-
phosphate load to the production or catalysts with (Urferant
CE 5
-4

USSR
UDC .95-*373.2
BORISVICH, N. A., KOTOV, A. A., PAVWVA, V. T., and T0YY1;TOHOMQ;V, G. D.,
Institute of Fhysics, Academy of Sciences Belorussian W-R
"Triplet-Triplet Electron Energy Transfer in Gas Phase"
Moscow, Izvestiya A-kademii Nauk S$SR, Serlya Fizichaskitya, Vol 37, No '3, 1973,
pp 508-512
Abstraett The authors made a kinetic study of triplnt-txiplet electron ener-
gy transfer for donor-acceptor pairs of aromatic hydro(mxboun and ketones,
the lower triplet levels of which have vaxious eleCt=OIL con"" lj!-,uratlons. This
phenomenon of T-T enorgy trwofer wan used to study tho patfts of excitation
energy degradation in anthraquinone and benzophenone moleculv:,, In the 1~as
phase, az well as to obtain sensitized anti-Stokos annUL,111al.lon retarded
fluorescence.
1/1

~~: a."112 . UNCLASSIFIE
021
T,ITLL--EFFECT OF SOLUTION PH ON THE ADSOHPTLt"~,~%
PLATINUM AND kHODIUM ELECTRODES -U-
AUTHOR.-(02)-PETRIYv O.A,v KOTLOV YU.G.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-ELEKTROKHIMIYA 1970t 6(31t 404-7
',DATE PUBLISHED-------70
UATE--3UJCT70
PR 1X: E S 5 1 NG EN Oll
OF HV~)ROGEN AoiO OXYv'
.SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--AUSORMON, HYDROGENt OXYGENo PLAIL'NUM ELACTKOD-E-i RHOatUMv
SULFATE, CHLORIDEt 6ROMIDE
CGNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
.DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCL4SSIFIED
.PROXY REEL/FRAME--1998/1144 STEP NU--UR/0364/'I(IifOG6/('~03/040410407
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0121703
UNIC L-AS c1 I F I E D

~-'Z/2 02t UNCLASSIFIED k(iCESSING GATE--3cor-T70
iCIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0121703
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- A:3STRACT, THE EFFECT 0f: PH DN H A.1110 0
ADSORPTION ON ELECTRODES OF PLATINIZEU PT IN SOLNSo N NA S032 SO SU34
PLUS .4 SUB2 HO SUB4 (Pli 1-60-3.70v N KCL PLUS HC~ (11H L.20-3.34), N KRII
PLUS HBR (PH 1.15-3.15), AS WELL AS OF RHOUIUMIZED litl IN to NA SU112 SO
SUB4 PLUS H SU62 SO SUB4 (PH 1.67-3.741 SOLNS. WAS STUDIE0 8Y THE
CHARGING CURVE METHOD AND BY CALCG. THE RELATION 61;TWEEN AOSORBEf) H AND
THE POTENTIAL FOR DIFFERENT PH VALUES, THE EFFECT Of PH O~4 H ADSORPTION
WAS DEPENUENT ON THE POTENTIAL, TYPE OF METALt AND SOLNi. C014PNo, THIS
DEPENDENCE INCREASED FOR THE PT ELECTRODE IN THE CMOER $0 SU84 PRIME2
NEGATIVE SMALLER THAN CL PRIME NEGATIVEISMALLER TH4N BA:PRIKE NE~;ATLVE.
THE EFFECT OF PH WAS MORE DISTINCT FOR THE RH ELECTRODE4,
FACILITY: MOSK. GOS. UNIV. IM. LOMON3SOVA, HOSCOkls USSR.
UNC LASS 11: 1 ED

LIZ L L I Urv~ L r I ~kj
TITLE-AUTC.14ATIC RECORDING GF t3aEAKCOWN: )DURING THE WNIZATION AG104%,'v OF
POLYMER FILMS -U-
ALTHjR-(U4)-i;6MKINl V.S., KLjrL0Vs YU,,V.w VALYASH(JV% V.V,, VARENTSOvAl N.V.
CCL.NTAY ~"F I,%FC--LSSR
SOURCE-LAVC6. LABs 1970, 36(5)t 566-7
OATE PUbLISHLL ------- 70
SLBJECT A14EAS-MATEKIALS9 ALThOUS A140 E~QUIPMENT
TOPIC TAGS-MATERIAL TESTING c-wuipmENT* ICNIZATLON, PLA45TIC FILM#
ELECTRUDE PCTENTIAL, AUTUMATIC EQUIPMENT
CC,NTHCL MARKING-NO kESTRICTIONS
OCCUAMENT CLs4SS--,,J-14CLASSIf IFE)
PROAY REkL/FRAME-3004/1972 STEP
CIRC ACCESSICN NG--AP0I3ZZ33
UN k" i. A S -S I F I E 0

oil 11
2/2 017 UNCILASSIFIFC1 Pil('OCE~S.ING DATE-20NOV70
CIRC ACCESSICN Ni)--AP0132233
AdSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- At3,,rR,ArT. THE TESrED I:IL,4 15 CLAMPEO Ta. A
GkOUNDED MLTAL PLATE A:40 30-35 ELECTRODES ARk Cd~"IVACTI~D WITH ITS
SURFALE. TI-E ELEC. P6TENTIAL UF THE ELECTROOLS I,'-; INcRE-ASIZI) AT THE SAME
RATE UNTIL THE FILM UNDER T11E L-LECrRODE(S) BECOME,$ C011J. AN
APP, 15 OtSCHWED ANU SHOWN 114 A CIAGRAM Wfil(,H RE~~-UkDi THE VOLTAGE AT
nHICH THE ELEC. FILM BREAKDOWN TAKES KAU U14DER EACH OF THF ELI---Cfk0DES-
FACLLITY: VLA01-41K. NAUCH.-ISSLEV. LNST. SIN, SMUL, VLADINlk,
USSR.
UNC

.`03 015 Pit 1! 0ATF--jljEP70
UNCLASSIFTEO PCESSVIG
~ITLE--GLACIERS OF THE USSR AND THE STUDY OF THE BUI)(-
, AT OF THEIR 4ASS -U-
T
AUTHOR--GROSVALD, M.G., KOTLYAK
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
p
SOURCE-GEOFIZICHESKIY RYULLETENI, MOSCOW, 1970s NR ;Llto PP 3-17
DATE PUBLISHSD - ----- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--EARTH SCIENCES AND 0CFANOORAPHY
TOPIC TAGS-GLACIER, WATER, SOLAR ACTIVITY9 HEAT BAL,01CE, WATER BALANCE
CGHTROL MARKING--N:l Qc_-STRICTIONS-
DOCU4ENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY RErL/FRAME--19~6/1?82 s,rEp
CIQC ACCESSVIN NO--AP0.103165
11 r

cl~lCESS'114G O.NTE-11SEP70.
2/3 015 UNCL ASS IF I ED Pq
!CIRC ACCESSION NU--AP0103165
ABST-RACTiEXTRACT--(y) GP-0- ARSTRACT. THERE ARE 4 AAJOR' 6LACIF;~ qEGIONS
114 THE USSR: THEIATLANTIC ARCTICt ATLANTIC EURASsl 101, EAST S15FRIAN AND
PAtIFIC ASIAN, WHICH CAN Bz- nE-vIDED INTO 11; SEPAR,lil't: GLACIP TiiF
TOTAL AREA OF THE GLACIERS IN THE COU114TRY AVOUNTS 1'0 81. 1100 04 v1,j'i=2,
AND THE VOLUME OF WATER STORED IN THEM* TO 13 750 k4i'R, PnIlIC3. fHr MAIN
CHARACTERISTIr FEATURES OF GLACIER RFGI'4E# SJJC~4 A!; 114E r'~J,EVATIO~j THE
EQUILIBRIUM LINE, THE VALUE 'OF TH--, TOTAL ACCUMULA,riviN 4r THE FJVlL119IUM
CINE, THE VERTICAL GRADIENTS.OF T~E NFT BALANCEt THE "GiLACIER RATIOS"
ETC..,.ARE ESTI-14ATED-FOR THE MAJORITY OF TH91: -GLACII'll. AREA$. THE c)ATA ON
MASS BALANCE OF THE'r.LACTERS IN T4E P31,AR URALS A140, TIEN SHAN ARE
TABULATED AND COMPARED, WHICH WERE OBTAINEC THROUGH THF DIRECT
MEASUREMENT OVER THE LAST OECADE, IT HAS AFEN FOOND TAAT THE GLACIER
BALANCE CHANGFS IN BnTH AREAS ARE NONSYNCHRONOUSi. A COMPAP-1$0N J$~ TRE
VARIATIONS IN MASS BALANCES OF THE JGAl`j GLACIFR Pnl_AQ UIAL.Sli AND
THE GREAT ALETSCH GLETSCHER ITHE SWISS ALPS), OVER~THE 1)[:-RI~?0 OF SEVERAL
DECADES SUGGESTS THF CYCLIC TRENO OF Tll~ VARIATION$ IN 1311TH ;~EG111NS
-(WITH A WAVE LENGTH OF ABOUT 22 YEAPSI~AND 7HE DIRKT (IPPPSITION IN
THEIR PHASE.
CL-

PT
3/3 015 UNCLASSI FIFO PRIkESSIN3 OATE-11SEP70
CtRC ACCESSION Nn--AP0103165
ABSTQAC-T-!EXTRACT--THF AN4LOGY OF 22 YEAR CYCLES OF T1,11- BALANCE V~QIATJONS
WITH THE CYCLIC FLUCTLIATtONS OF THF SAK9! WAVE LFNGV)4 IN snLAR tCTIV[TY
-JEEMS TO BE OUITE EVInFNTt WHEREAS THE ATMOSPHERIC CIRCULA'TIO'l APPEhRr'
TO BE AMAIN INTERMEDIATE VARIABLE IN THE CHAIN I-SU'll GLACIERS"
RESPONSIBLE FOR THE "CONTRA PHASE" RELATIC14SHIP IN GLACIEP VA-~IATIOI'S 13F
CERTAIN AREAS. IN CONCLUSION, SOME OATA ON THE PRf!;I:-NT CHANGES IN
GLACIER REGIME ARE GIVEN, AS WELL AS A GENERAL MFOR'4ATION 1114 '
GLACIOLOGICAL STUnIES CARRIED ON IN THE USSR k(ITHIN THE FRiloE-W-)qK Cl: THE-
~IHO PROGRAMS. THE LATTER COVER THE COMPILING OF IMF SOVIET i:NION
INVENTORY OF PERENNIAL SNOW AND ICE MA$$E.S,, TtlE C0,10tNUOUS Ml:ASlJlk~'APJT
OF GLACIER VAR[ATIPNS,- ANd THF C014STNIEO RESEARC-49FS' ON HE11T, MASS ANO
WATER BALANCES AT SELECTED MOUNTAIN GLACIER BASINSo.

2 021 UNCLASS I FIED! PRI~jrFSSVNG OATE-19SEP70
TtTLE--STr,UCTU:ZE AND ELECT~ICAL CCNOOMVITY STUDrF0 IN lWi. ZIRCONIUM
DIOXIDE, YTTRIUM SESQUIOXIDE ~NO fANTALIJ14 PENTOXIDE; SYVIEM -IJ-
AUTHOR-( 04) -KOT-LYAR, A.G., NEUYMINt A.0., PALGOYEV, ii.l:.i ljl.~EKALOVSKIY,
VON&
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--IZV. AKAD. NAUK SSSR, NEORG. MATER. L970y fi(Z)p 31 -31
.DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--ELECTRIC CONDUCTIVITY, zipcotaum oioKIDE-v Yrr_~tum cx4i3atj%~),
TANTALUM COMPOUNDt OXIDE# 40LECULAR SrRUCTORE# SOLII) SC11.11410N, cRysrAL
LATTICE STRUCTURE
GONTRCL MARK ING-1110 `~ESTRICTIGNS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEP
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1988/0563 STEP Nil--UR10363/tO,I-~)OoYUL)2/i.)321/-J331L
CtRC ACCESSSI~,)N N111-1--AP9105543

Z/z 021 UNCL ASS IF I ED PROI:AESSING DATE--lflS-,::970
ICIRC ACCE.SSION NO--AP0105548
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSfRACT. THE STRUCtIJAE AND ELEC. COND. '~F A
SERIES OF OXIDE MIXTSv IN T14E Z~O SU32 "INUS Y SU13i! 0 SU113 MINUS TIA
SUB2 0 SUB5 SYSTEM WERE STUDIFU AT THE, CONST. RATIV OF ZRO SW52: Y s(J32
0 SUB3 EQUALS 90:10i AS wELL AS OF MIXTS. 0#9 (0.9b;W S1,11.12 PLUS 0.1Y
SUB2 0 SUB31 PLUS 0.IN8 SU32 0 SUB5 AND 0.9 (0.900 W8,11 PLUS 0.1 Y SW32
0 SU83) PLUS 0.1V SU82 0 SkJ85* SOLID SOLNSo BASED l.""14 ZHIJ SUil2 FORM IN
THE ZRO SU82 MINUS Y SUB2 0 SU83 MINUS TA SU82 0 SU16 SY.SrEM. THE
STRUCTURE* CUNCN. GF 0 VAC4NCIES IN rHf.- CRYST. LATTRE, AND ELEC. CON0.
VARY DEPENDING ON THE RATIO OF THE Amrs, OF Y SUB2 1) SUd'3 ANO TA !;Ut3? 0
SUB5 PRESENT IN THE SOLID SOLN5. rHE ELEC. C0,110o 01: 1HF INV~511GATE0
SAMPLES OF THE ZRO SU82 MINUS Y SU62 0 $03 MINOS TA SU82 0 SU85t ZRO
SUR2 MINUS' Y"SUB2- 0 SUB3- MI-NU& RBISU82 O-SUBS-r-AND, 010 SUG2 MINUIS Y SU62
SUB3 MINUS V SU82 0 SU65 SYSTEMS AT A SMALLER THA#d OR EQUAL TO
1400DEGREES AND IN 0 AND AIR IS PVRELY IONIC*

1/2 019 UNCL ASS IF I CD PlR4()CESSthG DATE--230CT70
TITLE--STRUCTURE AND ELECTRICAL CUNDUCTIVITY IN ZIRCONIUM DIOXIK YTTRIUM
OXIDE COPPER (1) OXIDE# 1IRCUNIUM DIOXIDE YTTREUM OXIDE BISMUTH OXIOEP
AUTHOR-(04)-KtjjU.A&Z_A.G., NEUYMIN, A.D,t PALGUYE-Vt S*Fot STREKALQVSKIY,
V.N. 40p-- -)<
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--IZV. AKAD, NAUK SSSRf NEORG. MATER. 19101 693), 532-6
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
:TOPIC TAGS--ELECTRIC CONDUCTIVITY1 ZIRCONIVM 0111XI01-iii YTTRIUM COMPOUNDs
COPPER OXIDE, BISMUTH OXIOEw NICKELi SULII131LITY
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
00CUMENT CLASS--UPICLASSIFEEO
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1996/1825 STEP NO--UR/0363/70,,'0061003/0532/0536
CIRCACCESSION 140--AP0118789

2/2 019 UNCLASSIFIED ph-C)CESSING I)ATE--23CCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP01187B9
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-O,- ABSTRriCTo t H ES9L.UL) IL I r I F-S 1.1F THE OX I 0e. S OF
Cl) AND 31, AS WELL AS OF METALLIC N1 114 A ZRO SU!3s'! PLUS Y SUB2 0 SIJB3
MIXT. AT THE RATIO ZRO SL)82:Y SY92 0 SUB31 E~WALS 90,10 AkE VEr~'(
INSIGNIFICANT. INTiNCOUCTLON OF CU SU82 0 INTO T)iF Zqfl S03~--Y SLJ112 0
1 1 c- 0 B
SUB3 MIXT, IN AMTS. GREATER THAN 5 1-11-]L,. PERCENT 1,; AC'GlJ14rlAN , Y rtiE
APPE4RANCE OF ELECTRONIC CONDUCT1014 CAUSED BY THE COND. OF CU JXIOES
ARRANGED ALONG THE BOUNDARIES JF TIF RZO SUB2 PLUS Y WB2 Il, SIJ33 GRAINS
IN THE FORM OF THIN FILMS ANO FORMING THROUGH 13RIOISES Ar A R~LATEVELY
SMALL CONTENT OF THE ADDN* IN IZRO SU132 PLUS Y SU32 0 SU03) PLUS 141
MIXTSe, THE ELECTRONIC COMPONENT' OF THE CONDo. ENrikCIES ONLY AT GREATER
THAN 40 WT. PERCENT NI. THE ELEC- COND. OF rHF: 2. PHASE MIXTS, (SOLID
SOLN, OF ZRO SUB2 PLUS Y SU32 0 SU33 AND NI) THEKEBY DEPENDS STRUNISLY ON
VIE FREQUENCY OF THE ELEC. CURRENr THIROUG.H THE SAIMPLEP FACILITY:
INST. ELEKTROKNIM.s IRKU'ISKo USSR*
l"i
A
C
....... ...

112 040 UNCL AS S I F JEO' PRIICESSING DATE--23C)CT70
112
TITLE--VARIATION METHOD FOR CONSTRUCTING TRANSPORT EOUATI.ONS IN
TITLE~-V
, DISSIPATIVE SYSTEMS WITH ARBITRARY (iOUN0ARY CONOITIONS -U-
7
DIS 19
AUTtiOR-(03)-GESKIN# E.S., GOLDFARB,
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--ZH. FIZ. KHIM. rl'.,70t 44.(2)t 543-4
PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
,TOPIC TAGS--THERMAL Col,.,DUCTIVITY, THERMAL DIFFUSION9 THE-IMAL CONIVECT10%,
VISCOUS FLOW, TRA14SPODT EOUATION, VARIATIO14AL METHOO
CONTRIOL 'IkARKING -NO RESTRICTIO14S
DOCUMENT CLASS--tINCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--199Z/0388 SHP
CIRC ACCESSION NO--APOIL311581

2/Z 040 UNCLASSIFIED PRI!",CESS fill(-, )ATE-,--:' 3.'11(:T 70
CIRC ACCESSION i'40--AP0111581
ABSTRACTIEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- MISTRACT. 4101 Tticl* HASIS (if I'HI: IJARIAI(o%lo.
PRINCIPLEv EQUATIONS WERF OBTAIIIIEU FOR CORRELAT!J~G T-iE111104L LONIJ. AN;)
DIFFUSION ACCOUNTING FOR CONVECTIVE HEAT FLOwe S~IUPICES Ak' ,) CRJSSOv~:R
PHENOMENA, AS WELL AS FLOst OF VMOUS LIQUID. I-AZILITY:
KAT., VNE-PROPETROVSK, USSR.
GOS. PROEKT. INST* METALLURGAVTO.

028 "S S I N0ATE--l8SERro
UNCLASSfffE0
STRUCTURE AND PROPERTIES OF DEFORMED AND A;NNEALEO TUNGSTEN
'SINGLE CRYSTALS -U- i
AUTHOR-105)-TIRASPOLSK[YI V.I.p KOTLVAR, A.A.v GRODSKlYp E.A.t MIRONOVA,
0*YA.j RATNERv L.A.
~CDUWRY OF INFO--USSR
YIN
.-SQURCE-FtZ. METAL. METALLOVEO. IqTO, 29(l) 115-9
PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT ARE4S--MATERIALr),* MECH., IND,# CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR
.TCPIC TAGS--TUNG5TENt mErAL SINGLE CRYSTALP I RAY 01fl-'RACtIONt ZONE
MELTING# METAL DEFORMATION, WARM ROLLINGP MICROHARDNESSi RESISTIVITY
krlC%Tq0L 4ARKING--NO '-ESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY 9EEL/FRAME--19R8/O7OQ StEp NO-.-Ulk/01?6/7cifo2q/oot/0175/11179
CtqC ACCt-SSION N0-00105676
(itic t _1% S cl II E r)
---------- --

212 028 UNCLASSIFIEd' PR6r. ES S'I 14G DATE-18SEPTO
CIRC ACCESSION NU--AP0105676
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. STRUCTURAL CI-14NGES DLjkllNt'j k'ILLING
AND SUBSEQUENT ANNEALING OF ti SINGLE CRYSTALS WERE SJUOIED BY X RAY
DIFFRACTION IN COM51NATION WITH 141CRO14ARDNESS ME-1%SUREMENTS, AS WELL AS
BY ELEC. RESISTIVITY MEASUREMENTS AT Ll*. N TEMP. INVE.Srl GATED WERF W
SINGLE CRYSTALS PREPD. BY ELECTRON ARC ZONE MELTING AND CONTGO A HIGH
CONCN* (0.05PERCENT) OF INTERsrITIAL IMPURITIES, ESP. C. PRIOR T13
DEFORMATION, THE SAMPLES WERE ANNEALED AT 1500DEGRIEES T:Clk 5 Hok TO REMOVE
CASTING STRESSES. AFTER fHlS THEY WERE ROLLED AT 20005GREES (WARM
ROLLING) 8Y 5t 8v 12, 16v 251 27t OR 30PEAC:ENT. T14E PLANE AND THE
DIRECTION OF ROLLING WERE CHOSEN ARBITRARILY, AND 'IN THE GIVEN CASE
CORRESPONDED TO APPROX, (123) 1110)., SARPLES, DEFORMED BY 12-30PERCE14T
WERE THEN ANNEALED' SUCCESSIVELY AT' 900p 120'0-w 1TOO'p 18;00'1 AND
2400DEGREES FOR I HR. AT EACH STAGE OF THE TREATMENT, THE SUBSTRUCTURE
OF Vi WAS INVESTIGATED BY X RAY DIFFRACTION (SCHULTZ MEIH001o AND THE
MICROHAR014ESS AND ELEC. RESISTIVTTY WERE MiASURED AT LIQ. N TEMP.
CERTAIN PROPOSALS ARE MADE AS TO THE NATURE Olz THE PROCIESSES GOING ON IN
W SINGLE CRYSTALS DURING COLO DEFORMATION Tfl 50PERCENT AND STEPWISE
ANNEALING, WARM ROLLING TO 30PEAC!~Nt PRODUCE!; IN lif StIlGLE CRYSTALS A
SUPERFRAGMENTED OR A FRAGMENIFO..SUOSTRUCIURE. ST~PWISJ"- AN'4EALING OF
SINGLG CRYSTALS WITH SUPERFRAGMENTfO SUBS'QUCTURE- PRODUCES IN THEM
RECOVERY AND POLYGON IZATIO!Jt WHEREAS FOR FRAG14EPITFO SUfl$TRUCTUAE IT
PRODUCES ALSO SPOT RECRYSTN.-o LEADING TO COMPLETE WEAKI.-NING ANO THE
FORMATION OF A PERFECT STRUCTUREa,

G.=IDD3XIy. L. A.. -K1, Iij 17A
,%ITNZR, L. A. and S:
'Thin Structure and Properties of Defor--r-i and Imnealmi 'ru;:Il; t,~Ij
Sverdlovsk, Aka-do-mdya "lauk 33SR, FIzika %Gt,1110V i 0'o1 21;", :.o 1,
Jan 70. pp 175-179
Abstract: Structural enar: oz uccurrin" 'All turqsten :514~11;141
rolling and sLbscquent aj,,n' .5 .
ealinj:; Wore inJusti~ryatod, u.3jng
diffraction mdcroscopy and by troasurimir, the mia-~roharcrmsi; ri!!.ii,;u,-,!
resistanae at the liquid nitrogen tw;peraLure
and procedure for pro~ucin,; twipt-c-n :iingla ary.~tal:i
graphs are proseated of cryst:~I structuro bufo-ro mi,_`
also of samplo3 straincl at ami ci.~viealod at ~'L_06 tc,
00). Thoy show Lhat the dislocallon dr,-n;Aty 'nsida tho
with straLn, and az; 25,L the subgra,-In I-towidrwles area ml, iont"fir
:his state is cc. liarally cnaxactoriz-Edl as it'll
tatIvely naw fratgnantary --tato cccurz. Them IjUbatructuro
forzed (up to 30,,;) tuik;3ton single crystAlb mftDr armoal:Lpq; at
turas are studied.
1/2

at al, Akademiya Nauk SSSR, SUZEW Netall."
TIRASPOL'SKIY,
VO'I 29, No 1, Jan 70, pp 175-179
The variation of the rez;i-iual oluctrica.1 ruidlstariec jjj"j'.'rC Of ",Jz
deforned at Z.5 aril )Qu and aramala-- at 9000 aro jjrm3i5rited. -,n
The results show that hot rolling with 30~; atra-bi pro~~4cljj.i- a ar
fra: p n
gm-entary substructure, deponding on strain. Tho otepoky-stiap annt'ala, 1" it
ngle crystals w-ith a prefraGmentary substL-uature induc(i,-, onl,,~ rela-ultjapI
s
i
polygonalization. in the case of a fragment substruaf,~-~ira :I*L also -~r4urzas re-
tary
crystallizatiou, which leads to a total softening and a 'perfoilt str"aclLure.
Orig. art. has; 5 figures.
2/2
54

U-CLASSI;FIED PR(,ICFSSrNG OATE--~3OCTTO
030
S F FrIna
TIITLE--ELECTr%ICAL ACTIVITY OF THE RETICULAR SYSTEM 119 THE PROCES
PROCURING CONDITIONING If4 RABBITS -U-
-AUTH0R-(02)-KOTYLARt 8.1.t ZU80VAv 0080
I''COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-ZHURNAL VYSSHEY NERVNOY DEYATEL'NOSTI 1970t ill"IL 20t NR 3, PP
485-490
:DATE PUBLIS14ED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS --BEHAV I nRAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCESP SIOLO(SKAL AND MEOICAL
SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--CONDITIONE0 REFLEX, ELECTROPHYSIOLOGYy BRAIIN, EWERIME-NTAL
PSYCHOLOGYt ELECTRUENCEPHALOGRAPHY
CONTROL MAkKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/1930 STEP
CIRC ACCESSIeN NO--AP0120576
_____JY_Nl c u "'A sI F I E 0

2/2 030 UNCLASSIFIED PROGESSING 0AfE--4-'30CTl0)
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0120576
ABSTkACT/=-XTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. EEG CHANGES DU N Gs 0~1--::~NTI!6 !OjO
CONDITIONED FOOD PROCUiZING REACTIONS HERE STUDIED '111! TEN
RABBITS WITH ELECTRODE'S CHIONICALLY IMPLANTED IPA Tll~!~ S-TR,1,n.TU;tES 01' THE
RETICULAR SYSTEM: MEDIAL AND LATER.AL PARTS OF THE Mlt.) 8k,!.lN ;~EllCill,k
FORMATION, THE RETICULAR NUCLEUS OF THE PONS VtkiROL11'. A%10 I-HE ,!,'-iN
SPECIFIC THALAMIC NUCLEI. IT HAS BEEN SHOWN THAT THE ORLENJING
INVESTIGATING REACTION IN A~CGAPANIEO BY A 6 TO 8 C---!; SVN',"H'40,'4llGD
RHYTHM WHICH REACHES MAXIMUM FREQUENCY (8 C-S) OURING TWE
BEHAVIOUR OF THE ANIMAL. IT REACHES 10 C-S IN, CONORT104ED AGTIVI'lY,
WHICH 15 ATTRIBUTED TO THE INVOLVEMENT OF A GREATEIK NU140E~ OF C OMPO"Jl: Nfs
OF AFFERENT SYNTHESIS. AT T~;E- STA(;k. DF;CONOITIQN,~D REFLEX
CONCENTRATIONt THERE 15 A IENDENCY TOWARDS LOCLIZATIDIN OF -EEG (-,lJAr'jj;EF) lt~4
THE NON SPECIFIC THALAMUS, FACILITY. CHAIR OF PHYSIDLOGY OF
.:141GHER NERVOUS ACTIVITY, LOMONOSUV UNIVERSITY, MOSC13W.
A'~S- I F- If

USSR
uDc 632.82,-...3
KPMYAR~ B. I. WBOVA, 0. B., T1140FLYEVA, N. 0., and KNIUCMCOVA, U. A.,
Chiii-id-ibe Physiology of Higher Nervous Activity, Moscow Sitate Univei,sity
imni M. V. Lomonosov
"Elec~rophysiological Analysis of Limbic-Reticular 1nte:luctJ.qn in the Orlerntinj;
Reflex"
MOSCOV, Zhurnal Vysshey Narmoy DeyatellnoBti inteni 1. '11. Pavlova, 1-o 4, 1,1131 22,
Jul/Atxg 72, pp 828-836
Abstract: Changes in the freouency of synchronized ooct.1.1ations duriml extinc-
tion of the E&G, cormlonent of the orienting ruaction to stim-11 WCI-Q
studied in rabbits with electrodes implanted In Vurio".1r, aref~,.,l of the bmin-
C?34
The most corz:= development in the reticu3jtr fo:mntion t>f thtj 1:rLirl :Aam
of aU cases) was Pn immediate fRU, in the fmq:ueuoy of th:!,;(1 oscil'_atic~nl--,
folloured by an undulating, extinction or Ola cimnf:uo (typ.,! 11 ra-actforl).
sirmlataneous cham:es in nomipecific, thal=kc nnd limbic nu--bil and in tb2 U,_-)_-sa1
hippocampus were more variable. HOWOVOr, UILI ITPSt
03.5%) was an initial gi-adual rise with a vubsaqw~nt in the rl~!-
quency of the L~mchronizcd rhythm N-,w I reactinn). Txtrsiwl~il-uLar chlomllr,j-
mazine blocked primarily the type 1:1 MaCtiOn ill the IMILin w;em re'Lic,11ar
t~on. It is inferred that the first staGe of' the orienLin._-, ::-eactiozi is
1 2

USSR
K071YAR, B. I., et al., Zhurnal Vysshpy NeTvnoy Doyatel"vost] I. P.
E)
Pavlova, Vol 22, No 4, Julf/Aug 7*,1, pp 8284~36
associated with activation of the reticular fori"tion J.1i tha lb.ralr-
while the second stage in the analysis of the sigzaficaixe of, th~! SiJnal i';
based an recruitment of the activating mechanisns of the li,*.",,d1,-th'?.l;.'zdc
-. system.
2/2

USSR !uDc 632.9,-,)
mmEV) V. H., KQMM. G_._A., KLDDVA, L. K., HIMUZOIA, I. G,, and
FETHMIKIN, V. Ye., Ali-Union Institute of 1b,gione andIbmicoloto, of Pestlcide5,
Polymrs, and Plastics
"A Hathod of Obtaining Trivalent Cobalt Compounds with Diotharialcmine"
USSR Autlior's Certificate 110 35632,r-> publishod 24 Jan ?3 (,J'rom Aglh-hhimiya, No P-2,
25 Noy 73, Abstract No 22N569 by T. Ya. 0gibinal
Translation: Compounds with the fomiula Co[KII(C. 21140
and active an pesticides are obtalned by splitting (with am a1J.,aline egent)
binuclear co=lexes containii4; bi- ai3d trivalent Co 113 tM, ratio of 1:1 like
C02"H(C21140H)2[N"((~'-HI,C~)2y- (II) or Co2J"H(C,!'440)212X (III) (X -- CI). Eyample.
10 ml of water and 0.1 inle of an 0011 volution in 20 4 of wnler aLrt.,. adjed to
0.01 mole of I! hydroxide. The mixturea le flltema-d and t1m fil-trate eval)arated
o7er CaCl,> and 10 days later I, C811181~04CO-91120 i6 iSQ1AjA.,d, Go%. r is
obtained with a yield of ?2% by aplitting 111-41r2o tinder tbe sm:i* conditions.
1/1

UDC: 1521. 372,
USSR
KZI~LYAR, M. ya.
-prraanen-'- Standby azd 11c"wer
ic)r, of Condition
.vesT
In
SHF Self-Oscillators"
vsk if r-
the ~Ovasjic
(Works 0
Tr. i~ ~elrhn.
"'ovosib. elektro-
insti uto , 1970, V-P. 2, irn- 2, pp 177-1-87 (fram
Abs ract No 06D302%,
[No abstoractl
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VDC 546. 185
LAZUKINA, L. A. UTLYAR, N. G., K-MIAR', V. P., and SOLODUSEEMKO11, Institute
of Organic Chemistry, Ukrain Academy of Sciences
"Phosphazo-1,3,5-Tria.zines. VI. Phosphorus-Containing Compoulids Based on
2,4-Diamino-6-Halomethyl-1,3,5-Triazines'I
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Miaiii, Vol 41, Ito 11, Nov 1971, pp, 2,386-21,389
Abstract: The synthesis of phosphorus-containing compounds based on 2,4-
diamino-6-haloalkyl-1,3,5-triazines ir, of Interest in connection with .4,tudy
of the physiological actiVity of this group of compounds. Saveral different.
approaches to the synthesis were tried. In particular, the attempt to obtain
a phosphoran from a phosphonium salt by the action of sodiun merhuxide in
methanol, was unsuccessful. Sixteen trissines were syptbesize.4.
1/3.

LHA,
abweption K-spmtra (77M40 kV.)., is( COA, 10 1: (m. AW
C44B(M. 1280),COSB (1q. Ve and
com0wed with magook wo a *1 the Com a
plam of the quartz singit t 1) was
usea ex an analyw. It re"Wo ile Ni and
Ni Xq, lines w4m u *4 sAW6%, r W UL in-
creasing content of in Co 1 i ution of the
occum, which results M~Liqly iq~ 4a 4"Crew of qtj ajWth Of the
B-B bomb. With inmwins no. of A atomi borid4s,ab-
sorptivity of the initial absorp a i ngion shows VwWaily a
linear decrease; it indicates a uddetable Otorption ability of
the 3d level of Ca as.tdlLw to , valemce4ctivt I electto"I of
the B morn. The inteosity dectuse is ended byy 0 of
dianwg"etism for COB. irben *~ompltte % a. and
Oa~, . I filting
of vacancies in the 34 level is
0"est; 331tcn.
dependence of the intemity 0 the W4w albse I . regiart is ro-
lated, to the ou"tions of B sp qcMoos, pref"re lally, W(a the
rexim of Co 3d mates. N~Wav Stm -
REELIFRAME
198614(,)05

USSR UDC 581.1:032+581,-116
EDTLT&R. V Z., LYUBINSIKIY, H. k., and KINS03, P. S., ItIstitute of Plant
fjjifi~;Z;~,icademy of Sciences Ukr. SSR
OThe Origin of Transpiration Water a:4 Pathways of Heavle Wat*r 020) M*vO:-ent
in Leaf Tissues"
Kiev. Ukrainslkiy Botanicheskniy Zhurnal, Vol 17, No 6. liov/Deo 70. Pp 776-77a
kb3tract: Water enriched with !)5~0 was int roiuced through tho roots into horsG
bean (Vicia faba), rod pepper (apsicum amnum), ard corlition auc'u.-iber
sativus) plants. Within definite time intervals, tts content, of deuteriurl -,ias
determined in the transpiration water from Lhe upper axia loif(jr sidez; of leayes,
water of the epidermis of the upper and lower sidas of limvivu, and wator of the
aesophyU adjacent to the epidernis. The deuterium content Ln transpiration
water 23-30 hrs after i=ersion of the roots into I&b*J)wJ walier bias bi4ner as
a ru3s than that in water of lelif tissu*4. This lndli~iited Viat the water
elimi=ted lay transpiration zoved cbjarly through the e~xtracljllular free space
of leaf tissue outside the protoplasts.
Abstracting Oerviee t Ref Code
M09939
4 cuEMICAL kBST.,&-70.K" 90 1.59
X-My AbRuVaGn spatm Of cowt 14 11MOMOPtede
A

9 053085-
LIR 0289
PRIMARY SOURCE: lzvestiya Sibirskogo AN SSSR,
Seriya Khinlicheskikh killauk, Nr 12(1,62), Nr 5,
PP /4zir
V. G. To r o
-9. ~, V. N. A n d r i e v s kL E. bi, G i 11) e r t,
' -- - -7- --N-Fliola
v n Al
Ull
V.--A.-- P -r orn i n, D.
THE EXTRACTION Or Pd AND Pt (IV) r1t0hi NITIUC, UVIA10CHLORIC cl~
AND SULPHURIC ACID SO1,11TIONS BY ORGANIC 5ULF111.)E1.)'
The extraction of tracer ammmis of Pd and Pt (IV) from WItric, -'*,~cmch1,-,ri,- j iid
5ulphuric acid solutions by 0,5 M ;*Iulion of organic iulfide.,; (1',2S ~Whe;C-- J?"z
arle) ill bellulke. hii beixi studied- Thc dir41ky1.ij!jjk1,, exi.riwtion call b.,
C6115 and thioplu
used in separation Pd from [)I (W) from nitric, alid hydroddoric 4i,~id :~ohiti~ms ind Fx
simultaneous extraction Pd and Pt from IulphurLc acid- sulukiolls,
JL8 le'7
Jim

-AAM4063V 7 4/4 6
Soviet Inventions Illustrated, Section I Chemica,:Derwent,
233657 HERCURATED POLYSMENE CATALYST used In
prep1racion'of polW*rifi&6F#'VIOyL
carboxylates ensures less toxicity of the procten
improved catalyst life aid eoqnomy of production sad
also renders the process continuous. The catalyst
is prepared by Godking 15.6g of "Iyatyrone In 174.6a,
of nitrobenzene overnight at room cemp. A further
the ="t.
40S. of nicrobenzene Are then added sau
heated co 1200C for lWhrs ZoLloved, by the addition
of 52.5g mercuric acetate and 9 =I. acetic acid.
The mixture in heated for a further 6-7 brs. at 1200
with stirring.. The product is washed with methylate
spirit and acecene and,d vied ac 60"C. the
catalyst is used in amount of 5t wt. of the fatty or
aromatic Acid used. 29.7-67. as 1175968/23-4,
DAVANKOV, A-O~ 4t &L. 1u. G. Mamedaliav Petro-
chemical Inot- Su=gait filial. (30.6.0) Sul.
3/24,12-0. Class 12o. 21, Uo, 12. Int. CL,
C 07c. C 07C.
19 7 5 0 -19-1
WWI MOMME. UJUP 191111gan

AAW4ofi3l
AUTHORS-. Davankov. A. B-i Reraird. T. L., Plohnamizade, B.-A-.
-phabanoval-D., A.; and Kotlyarevo __Za, V-47
SumgaytskiX Filial Instituta Nafteithimicheskilm Prrc.sesst
Imeni Yu. G. M=edal~zevm
19,150192

USSR
JKLL_L_~,-, MAMMA, L. A., Institute of Chemii~al KInetics and
KOrLYAWM
CM&Vustion of the Sibeydan Department of the USSR Academy -of Saences
"Synthesis of Analogs of the Diethylamide of Lysergic Aeld"
Moscowl Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR - Serlya Xhimicheska~,as No 11, 1972j
pp 2613-2614
Abstraett A study was made to obtain new medicines and d1ocover the relation
of the structure of ISD-25 (the diethylazide of lysarE;1c acids, 1) to
its physiological activity by synthesicing some analogs:oT I - a aeriez
of U-mothyl-?,'/1-3-(Al-indolyl)ethyl7gxycine. Analysis of J.he perauiagnetic
resonance 3p~-ctra was used to determine the striiature of she analogs. -he
experimental procedure and results are presorited for the myn-thewis of tho
norpholide of monobromacetic acid and, the morpholide of Vi4-nethyl-li
-iondolyl)ethyl7glycins,

USSR
UDC
T. G 1. , X0 I' I YJ,'~ IA, N. Nf.
PERSHIN, G. It -xd IKE-KINA, L., Instituto or U, 01-
m
bustion, Siberian Branch Acad. Sai. USSR, and
stitute, Acad. Hled. Sci. U3611
"Synthesis and Study of the Antimicrobial Activity of the- iWitio UoriviLtivu-l of
44WdroV-4' -ethynylazotionz, crie I
Moscow, lzvestiya llmdumii I auk, 353it, Seriya Kh:Lmichiliokaya, lio 4, Apr ?Z,
I ft
PP 976-980
Abstract: 20 & of (1)
with 11.6 g K,,C0J� 150 1"L1 -':Ch~tCMG, -in.-I 15.2 9,' ALLY.I. woomid0i, t:OD.L('*d, itnl
poured into watcr. Solid i;"-tarial was abtaiawd an-i
from alcohol yieLlc~l 17.9 L-, (Ei). 1,,,. 1.). i)o-
to yii~.J.d
benzene (III), --D. 117-120':'- Gbluriw.tion of (1.111) "Tillovid by dc~,yo'.ro~:hlori-
nation yield,-
j.p.
sation of that prod~;ct -Yi-)
benzene, m.p. 186-1901. Ho,..,over, the free hydrwy
ethynylazobenzens roacts only withk difficulty via the
112

SHISEIMAKOVA, T. G., et al, Izvestiya Akadmii Haw': Strt-ij!a
No 4. Apr 72, PP 978-950
giving low yields of
=.p. 250-2-5:39 and
m.P. 1777-1789. (UT) showt-i a rather li~Clj at-U-vity, surpsiln;*
%IVI). Several analogues of (VII) were Oicassayed, btLt liono
activity. It was concluded that in order to havip biological. acti~rity a C-c-1-
pound must have a freo *4-roxyl grovp aoi a single trij..)Lu Li'mi.

112 009 UNCLASSIFIED PROICESS NG DATE--23OCTIO
,.TITLE--STRUCTURE OF PROOUCTS OF P,V PRlME,OIALKOXY0lPHENYl.ALK'ANE
ACETYLATION -U-
AUT HOR-(04)-ZANINAt AsSes ALTi t.,YA.p SHERGINA, S.I,p KcirLVAREVSKIY, I.L.
lop".
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR 'o
SOURCE--IZV. AKAD. NAUK SSSR* SER, KHIM. 19?ot 12)t ll-$9-6L
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--NMR SPECTRUj'4f MOLECULAK STkUCtUREt ALKOXMt BENZENE
DERIVATIVE, CCYCLOALKANE HYDROCARBON
~CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICT[WiS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
:PROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/0843 SrEP
C I R C ACC-E S 5 1ON NO--AP0119747
VNC LA S-S 1;~ tl:rl--

.7 7.1-
2/? 009 VNCt. A$ St F I ED F)RoGESS0'iiG DATE--23r)CT7(
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0119147
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT ACETYLATION (,'IV ( (100K SU36 it SU[34)
SU82 Z 1 1) WITH ACCL,ALCL SU03 RESULTED IN DEALKYLAT ION OF THE SrARTING
MATERIAL AND ENTRY OF THE AC GROUP IN THE Posiriopi ORTHO TO THE HU.
ALKYLATION OF I WITH ALKYL HALIDF.5 GAV~ DIALKOXY C,3VDS's. AS WELL AS
HYDROXYtALKOXY ANALOGS., THE CONCLUSIONS WERE 14ADE $;A[jti 01 NMR STUDY OF
THE PRODUCTS OF SUCH REACTIONS IN WHICH Z EQUALS 04 SU4? CH SU132 OR CME
SUe2, WHILE R WAS Hv MEi ET, 09. PR. MAR. SPECTRAL IURVES FOR SUCH
PROOUCTS AS ME SU32 C(C SUB6 H SU03 AC(OH10,41(C $U06 H SUB3
AC(OME)i3t4) AND ME SUB2 C(C SUB6 H SUIP ACWK-1,3p4l SU82 WERE SHOWN.
FACILITY: INST* KHIM. KINET. GORENI-VAt NOVO,1;1B1RSK, USSR.
U iNIC L A S S I F I E 1)

111, M,
112 012 UNCLASSMEO, PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
-U
OF 4o4PRIME DIETHYNYLOIPHENYL SULF1011
AUTHOR-( 02)-Z AN INA t A.S.v KOTLYAREVSKIYP I.Ls
'1~~C~OUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
-.-:SOURCE--IZV* AKADf NAUK SSSR, SER. KHlM* 19TO, JZ)v 466-8
DATE PUBL ISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--ORGANIC SULFUR COMPOUNOo PHOSPHORUS CHL(li-410Ft SUt-r-(UE#
CYCLOHEXANONEt DIETHYLAKINEv CfIEMICAL REACTIONP ErkM ErklER, AMINE,
14ORPHINE
CONTqOL %4ARKt'lG--N0 RESTRICTIONS
00CUMENT CLASS--Ul4CLASSIFIEO
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/0852 STEP NG--Ult/0062/r()./,00(~/OOL)/01+66IOlt0t;
CIRC ACCESSION Nll--AP0lI")756
UNCLASSIFIL-0

2/2 012 . UNCLASSIFIED PROCES.9ING imi-t-73OCT71]
CIRC ACCESSION NO--APOL19756
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. HEATING (RII-3-ACC 5IJ36 li SUL34) SU132
S WITH PCL SUH5 IN C SUB6 1-1 SUB6 I HR GAVP THE MIXED CHLORIDES, WHICH IN
ET SUB2 O-C SUB6 H SUL16 WERE ADDED TO NANH SUB2 IN LrQ* NH SIJB3v ANI)
HELD 1 HR4 TO YIELD 4i.4PERCENT nwn-HC TRIPLE 130NIJ CC 51.16t) I-I SU341 SUB2
S ([It ?4. 117-20L)EGREES. STIRRING 2 G I IN Ei, sua;? a wiTH 2.5 G poiio.
KOH I HRt AND TREATING THE MIXT. klITH 0,9 G MI' SUL~;? CO 4 fIR GAVE
90,7PERCENT (RHO-110CME SU62 C, TRIPLE BOND CC SU136 1-i SU01f.) SU132 S, Ps.
163-50EGREES; SIMILARLY CYCLOHEXA-MONE GAVE THr.~ 13IS,IL,:lVuR0XYCYCLoIlEXYAL)
ANALOG# M. 170-30EGREES. I HEATE0 WITH PARAFORMALI.TEHY0E ANO ET SU52 NH
IN THE PRESENCE OF CUCL SU32 IN DIJX4,NE-ET SU32 0 11.5 qR AT 100DE-GREES
GAVE 73PERCENT tRHO-ET SUB2 NCH SU92 C TRIPLE BONI) CC SLJ136 1-i SUB4) SUB2
So ISOLATED AS THE DIPICRATE, M. 161-5()CGREES* SIMILAR.4.Y WAS PREPU*
85PERCENT (RHO-ZCH SUB2 C TRIPLE 010NO CC SU86 H SUI341 SIJI12 S It EQUALS
PIPERII)INO) M. 62-5DEGREES (OliHCL SALT DECOMP0, 2300E-ViREES) IN A
SIMILAR REACTION WITH PIPE'1101146, WHILE MORPHOLIN& GAVf! THE DIMORPHOLING
ANALOGiM. 75-70EGREES! DIPICRATE COMPOV4U. I IN ACOH
HEATED WITH -30PERCENT it SU12 0 SU82 6 Hft GAVE 71PPERI-EN1 SULF(YlEj M.
177-9.50EGREES. ACETYLATION OF 5411 SU02 S SUG2 W11fli ACC,L-ALrA SIJ43 GAVE
13PERCENT (RHO-ACC SUi)6 H SUB4 S) SU42r M. 94.-5-cJTDlEGRA:,I:-:Sy WHICH AS
ABOVE OAS CONVERTED INT.) TRIPLE AUND (,C SUI)15 H 51J34 S) SU32o
VERY UN5TAIJLE (NONISDLABLF) EVE.''N 11% SOLNp [IV' ITS IR.
SPECTRUM. rACILITYI INSto. KHM. KINET. f,0I'.;kfllVkr fJ,'V0SfhfR5K,
UllR,

USSR
1m,* 154,2+6i0".89.1,103.4-3
KHAKrMV, Kh. S. and KOTLYARM=.- Xg. V., State I-bdical InsUtute im.
S. V. Kumshov, Kazan'
"Physiological Changes in Man During Mental Stress"
Leningrad, Fiziologicheskiy Zhurnal MR, NO 31 1973, PP 161-365
Abstract: Various cardiovascular end hemod~Tamic parameters -ire-re invest i6rated
in high school graduates before and during entrance examinaticniB for redical
school. The stress of co=etition markedly accelerated the jralie rate-,
elevated blood prescure, decreased the n=ber oe eociraphils Ln periphez-al
blood., increased blood 17-hydmqycorticosteroidB, and raised oscorbic and
pyravic acid levels (ascorbid acid decreased while pmrric =~d. continued to
increase after the first examination). The Mgnitude of! the Ojangus varfel
considerably from individual to indlvid=16 The cardiuvascula~- reactiom;
were mostly hypertensive. A few stitdents, had an extrusyatole or syncope
after the first examination.
55

Radl6biolo,6
USSR UDC 617-001.28--06:616.441-089.87)-092.9-089:611,11.419-01!,9.843
CHERTKOV, I. L., Professor, NEMENOVA, N. M., Professor, NOVIIN)ITA, M. V.,
. ., MALANINA, V. N., UDALOV, G. A., ROGACVNA, L. S., and
SHEPSHELEVICH, . I., Laboratory of !~~relo-llemotherapy ol' ACLlm Radiation
Sickness, Pathological Anatomy Laboratory, and Cytologi"l Laboraturv,
Central Institute of Hematology and Blood Transfusion, USSR M.-Wistry of
Health, Moscow
"Transplantation of Allogenous Bone Marrow to Thymctom;Lzed TrTadiated
Monkeys it
Moscow, Problemy Gematologil I Perelivaniya Krovi, Vol 16, 111q) 3, Har 71,
pp 45-53
Abstract: Since transplantation of allogenous bome murcrw o Erradistad
animals for the purpose of alleviating radiation sickneist; givet, rise to
a secondarv disease due to differei%tiation of the tramoplantod fttssue into
lymphocytes which enter into an i=ftunologLcal rea,.~tiom 4tich Of! 110st, q
study was performed in whic-h thymectomized mont-eys werat irrxdiace-i with
800-1,000 r and then given allogenous bone marrow transplanrs. The th".ec-
tomy did not prevent the development of the secondary disease, but made it
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CHERTKOV, 1. L., et al., Problemy Genatologii i Fereliviwiya Yxavi, Vol 16,
No 3, Mar 71, pp 45-53
considerably milder and promoted regeneration of heinatopotesis of the
donor type. Histological examinations Indicatod that bona Marrcu stem
cells play an important role in the development of -the secondary disease.
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USSR VX 661.325.65
E A. V., SAVZNKO, N. M.,
B&ZILEVICH, R. P., ZAMORA, Ye. F.,
SEREUYUK, A. I., and SHISHKA, A. V.-
"A Logic Device"
USSR Author's Certificate No 276525, Filed 29 Mar 68, Pul:,11shad 19 Nov 70
(from Referativnyy Zhurnal -- Avtomatika, Telemekhanika, i Vychislitel'nayz
Tekhnika, No 8, 1971, Abstract No 8B132 P)
Translation: A logic device is proposed. In order to di~termLne the parity
of permutations, the device will contain: a diode matrim whi'dh transmits
signals in one direction along all columns and along all rows; programing
switches for forming sequences of time-sepatated in-terroll;ntion pulses (the
inputs of the switches are connected to the outputs of a nultiphasse mulcl-
vibrator, and the outputs of the switches are connected to the cathodes of
the diodes of the matrix); programing switches whose inputs are connected
to the cathodes of the diodes of the matrix and whose outputs are connected
to the inputs of the corresponding parity flip-11ops; dual proi;raajng
svitches for forming sequences of time-s~parated interrollation pulses and
for feeding the appropriate pulses to the appropriate inputs of the parity
flip-flops concerned with the number of inversions betwe4in inctividual
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USSR
BAZILEVICH, R. P., et al., USSR Author's Certificate No 2116325, Filed
29 Mar 68, Published 19 Nov 70 (from Referativnyy Zhurnal - Avmomatika,
Telmekhanika, i Vychislitel'naya Tekhaika, No 8, 1971, Abstract No
SB132 F)
ele nts of the permutations. The device will also contain an Indications
flip-flop which is connected with the positive-sign indicaor Md, the
uegative-sign indicator. The first input of this flip-flijp is connected
to the outputs of the parity flip-flops, and the second iiiput is connected
to the output of the multiphase multivibrator.
2/2
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USS UDC WJ1,141
IDTLYABOV.- I&- V , GOUJBIRSKIY, V. K., and SIDEL'NIKOV, M I RYaz&n
Accounting , and Analytical Machine Factory
"A Tons Carrying Mechanism"
filed 18 Mar 70, published
Lei lit ka
No it, Nov 73, abstract No it A357 P)
Tro.nalationt A mechanism is proposed for carring tons, ccntainilv~ a sector an
Atprove the
the axis which Is connected to a counting wheel and catch. To I ,
reliability of operation of the sechaniza, It contains a Jointed push rod In
contact with the catch, a projection kinaxatic&lly connectmd to the drive and to
the recess in which the axis and joint are locatods attaa~sd to the sector.
One illustration.
t /I

112 020 UNCLASSIFIED
'ITLE-RA0101SOTOPE DIAGNOSIS OF DECOMPENSATED TOXIC oF THE
-~,,THYROIO GLAND -U-
fflTHOR--XOTLYAROV, E.V., FILATOV, A.A.
~WINTRY OF INFO--USSR K
MURCE-MEDITSINSKAYA RAOIOLOGIYAt 1970v VOL 15p NR 3t P11 33-4.4
~'ATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
918JECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCFS
'OPIC TAGS--TUMr)Rt THYROID GLAND, DIAGNOSTIC MET110OS, 141:01ChL NUCLFAR
.,~.APPLICATIONI IODINE ISOTOPE
:ONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
0!)OCU4ENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
E.FIROXY REEL /FRA!4E-- 193 5/1692 STEP VO--UR/0241/'7OiC)Lli/,7ii)'11001,q/03ti4
'147
vc, -1 Z C -Ac rILI no-
~111RIIQJUM ~alltm i ~il

UNrLASSIFIEO PR0C(:l)'j IN-, ()A T F - - Lfl 7 1
2/2 020
~C-IRC ACCESSION NO-1AP0101747
ABST' 1::C)R TIJ
kACT/EXTRACT--IIJI GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE PAPER SETS 'wE kESULTS
r1 GAT,'!~Pl f]
OF COMPLEX CLINICC LABORATORY ANO RADIOISOTOPE INVEs F 33
PATIENTS, IT WAS ESTABL!SHED T HAI' THF, INOICES Of RA011IS11TOPE
INVESTIGATION OF PATIENTS WITH TOXIC AOENOMA OF TH6 THYROID GLAND
SIGNIFICANTLY SURPASS (P 15 GREATER THAN 99PERCENT) T1113SE IN TqE CONTROL
A COMPARISON OF THE ReSULTS OF IPJ'VF.~TIGATtOll or-
GROUP (IF PATIENTS. I
TOXIC ADENOMA OF MILD AND MODERATE FORM REVEALED NO STAT15TICALLY
WITH-THE EXCEPTION OF RA01,31001INE CD.-ITENT IN T"L--
.!;IGNI.FICANT D!FFERENCE3
1336Y IN 196 H-lURS, -WHICH 4AS' HIGHER IN THr MnaRATE' FORM. AN ANALYSIS
OF THE RESULTS TESTIFY TO THE FACT THAT EVFN IN it MILD FORM OF TOXIC
.-ADENOMATHEPE IS SEEN A DISTURBANCE or- ALL STAGES OF META(I-OLism or-
.:,IODINE HORMONES: INORATHYROIDt TRANSPORT ORGANIC IE-GGjRIESS (If H01MONES
'~'_`TNTO THE BLOOD) AND PERIPHERAL.

Acc. Nr: AP0034762- 000 Ref. CodiL: UR 0241
FRIXARY SOURCE: Meditsinskaya Radiologiya, 197:0,, Vol. 15,
Nr 10 PP 56 -39
ON THE DIAGNOSTIC VALUE OF RADIOISOTOPE INVESTIGATION -OF IN VIVO
THYROXINE METABOLISM IN THYROTOXICOSIS
Kotlyarov, E. V.; Necilayenko, M, A Sukhotsktu ~111- S.
Siimmary
The authors coridiictcd w :nve-stizalion, of radlojodlite. thq ri:ixtne w0a ir-,
of euthwobis and 11 c,ises of of mild an'.'
the aid of a morionionito, s~s,,.,m 'Wr w*.11):0-body radloilletry. The.-e 1'k*,ee 41wind no
ficant differences in tile value of the bicliagical sernioxcrelian of
from the organism of both groups of patients. The tliagrwstic value, ..,if studying 'lle thyro.
vn~ mclabolism may be evaluated only upon condition of parallel 11vati"'IIN'L 4el-~raiiila-
tion of the volume and concenLration of -.table ll)yroxine in the tiody and, the rate 0~'
-discharge from the organism,
It E E L / F WME
1-".r%
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112 019 UNCL ASS[ FIED R~ (N: li'!) S 11-1,; DATE. -- L ~NJV 10
TIT-LE--THE USE Ut:~ TC PAImF99ti PERTtCH,3iETATF FOR fHE s'ri,),,,)y 01: CilikolGES GF
THE Btl% CAOM~ING FUINCTION 6f iHE- *rHyRuio GLAND UNDT-;t Till- OF
AUTHUk-(0Z)-XGTLYAAGVi h.V.t BULIKEVICkit YU18,
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SCU~C E--MEQ I T S INSK AY ARAD 1(-jLL-(; IYA 1970, VOL 15, NR 6p il p
04TE PUBLISHED - - - - - - -70
SU3JECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL ANO MLOICAL, SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--TECHNETIUM ISOTOPE, IRCINt THYAQ10 GLM110t (.Jl:,llTfl;;p AMMCNIt0i
PERCHLORATL-
NO RESTKICTIONS
CONTROL MARKING-l
DOCUME:""T CLASS--UNCLASSIFIF0
PROXY KEEL/FAAM '--300 1/ L3,35 STElt" 70 1:) 15 1. 'b /,J 0t~ /i)
CIRC ACCESSN*i'l Nt j - - Ail 0 1 d~l 1 1"

2/2 019 Uj%,CL ASS] F I ED
CIRC ACCESSION N0--APU1;"785
ABSTRACT/EYTRACT-M 6P-0- Ao ~ 17.1,1, CT I'll I'Aill-Q, Tli"
JLj(j4S
RESULTS (IF: t)Y~jA;-IIC L,,bS(:1,VAj % OF
PERT ECtINE. TA I l~ lilt T,-E TtiY,WIJ 1.0L.1*40 IN III PATLE-NIS INIIII
UNDFR THE EPFECT OF UJAKE '01', A S[NGLL (;GSf: OlF AVOWMUM %N0
MERCAZ,','LYL THE"'AllY. 11.s' 15-20 MINUTiES AMMI)MUM V( U C4' ':S A
t: RE-Mfi ~' 1:'M 1-3 OA~S
DEC-'