SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KOZLOV, L.F. - KOZLOV, V.A.

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USSR UDC 533,697
BABENKO, V. V., and KOZLOV, L. F., Kiev
"Experimental Investigation of Hydrody"mic Stability on a R:IgJ.d luid E-,',l
Klastically Damping Surfaces"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akad,-%ii Nauk USSR, Mekhaaika Zhidkosti I (;a;!a, No 1,
Jan-Feb 73, pp 122-127
Abstract: Results are presented of an e-xperimental investi,,;atioti of tile hydro-
dynamic stability in a water flow carried out by thu Cellurlum. method Cn a
hydrodynamic stand of low turbulence. The developed method of deterin,111ing
neutral curves made it poasible to investigate also thp hydrodynan.Lc ~tabilftv
of elastically damping sirfaces. The neutral curve:; were plotted In traditiotial
and in new coordinates. Vie neutral curvon in coordinial:,L!s of dtim~irijonlcsfj
frequency, wave number, and phase velocity at longitudinal ,1LrCam1in1.nV, of
the rigid place adequately conform with expertmental tl-,tiozetical rel3u.1L,;
of other authors. The m2asurements made at 0.32 im vibratian ailipli,Uide arld
turbulence less than 0.041 approved the method of e~.pe.,rinontal, investigation,
3h v . J\ ,
they complied best of all with calculations of .9. F. IS -ri (.1 cr. sci.,
1954, Vol 21.). Hydrodynamic Stability filvestigatAon;--; on Lyp,~!, of
elastically damping surfaices show a form of 11cutral "1111,J1 is
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USSR
BABENKO, V. V., and KOZLOV, L. F., Izvestiya Akadeuiii Naul; USSR, 'Mekhanilka
Zhidkosti i Gaza, No 1, Jan-Feb 73, pp 122-127
from the streamlining of a rigid surface. Four figurcs, twi~lve bibliographic
references.
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USSR UDC 532.526
BABENKO, V. V. and K07LOV .. L..-Hydromechanics lm3titutc, Academy of
Sciences USSR
"Experimental Investigation of Hydrodynamic Stability of LiLnfnar Boundary
Layer With Water Flow Along Rigid Surface"
Kiev, Gidromekhanila, Akademiya Nauk Ukralnnkov SSR, No 21, 1972, pp 70-73
Abstract: Investigation was conducted of a fl(ya thTough a pipe., with low
initial nirbulence (0-037.). The turbulence was exelted b3: a vibrator and
recorded on film by means of electronic equipment.
It has been established that exciting oscillations propaj,.-,ting into the
unstable region increase in proportion to the e.~citlng amplitude. The
build-up starts at the neutral line -ind 19 maximum iii thie ceater of the
unstable region. The neutral line obtained by varyin;?
thu frequency of
excitation agrees closely with the theoretical one,
The turbulence amplitude it; maximum at 15-30% of the baundriry 1--yer
thickness.

USSR
UDC S32.S26
ARIYE, M. Ya., K2ZLlj'V--L, F
"Experimental Study of Turbulent Boundary Layer with Suction"
Moscow, Gidromekhanika, No 17, 1971, p 40-44,
Abstract: A description is presented of an in.,.;tallation for experimuntal
study of a turbulent boundary layer with suction aitd rcsults of the irivestiga-
tions are presented. The influence of evenly distrib--ited smction over a
velocity profile and the characteristics of a turbul(:nt boundary la),cr ar-c
shown. Based on a comparison of the characteris tics (-,,f flit! turbulent ljoun-
dary layer over an impermeable plate with analogou-s Otaracteris tics %rith
suction, a formula is concluded for determination of the ratio of local
surface friction coefficients on a flat plate !iith mid without suction.
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USSR
BOYUN, V. P. and KOZLOV, 63--G-.
"Using Methods of Experimental Planning
trol Problems of- a Digital-Analog
Kiev, Kibernet. tekhnika--Sbornik
lection of Works), No 5, 1970, pp
Zhurnal -- Matematika, No 6, June
Kogan)
UX 519.2:62-50
in $olving Optimal Con-
Computer Complex"
(Cybernetic Equipment -- Col-
93-102 (from Referaxivnyy
71, Abstract two 6V262, t)y Ya.
Translation: The problem of optimal control of a system whose
dynamics is oescribed by an orainary n-th-oxcicroifferential
equation is difcussed. The numerical s-olution of this problem
reduces to the problem of minimizing a funct-lon of a finite
number of variables. It is proposed to empkOy methods of experi-
mental planning in solving the latter. The main :steps in reali-
zation of the numerical aloorithm for solvivio this prcblem of
optimal control for a digital-wmlog compt4ter complex are described.
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USSR
U00 621,-14.58(CU.8)
BANANOV, I.V., YERMOLIN, YU.A MYLOV L.O., KULYUKOV, O.A., SAT-MiKIN, A.K.
[Mosk. in-t inzh. zh.-d. trsn;j;q;0;RRWffMituta 0:V Railroad TransportatJon Engineer
gDevice For Control Of Frequency Converter"
USSR Author's Certificate No 251670, filed 23 May 68, publiahad 10 Jon 70 (from
RZh--Slektroniks i yeye primenenlye, No 12, December 19170, Abstract No 123r"24P)
Tranalationi The device propoead for control of a froquency converter Contains a
master unit with a multicell shift register and triggors. In order to sitplify the
device and to obtain optimum powero the output or onit rAV thii calls of %he shift
reFieter is connected to one of tho inpate of saah trLq-.per orid the other input of
each trigger Is connected to the output of *no or tho naxt 4~11o with rosp*ct to
the performance of the shift register. I Ill.
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USSR UDC: 559. 1.0,74
GR,*MTIKATI, V. S., GRINEV, M. P., YERSHOVA, Z. F.,,Jj~e)
LITVINOVA, T. G., MIMAYLOV, L. H., MOLIN, A. A., PANOIENKOV, G. 1r:
"Color Indicators for Visual. Evaluation of Dose Durinji Radiation
Sterilization"
Dozimetriya i Radiats. Protsessy v Dozimetr. Slstemakh [Dosimetry and
Radiation Processes in Dosimetric System!; -- Collection of Vorks), Taslikent,
Fan Press, 1972, I)p 113-118 (Translated from Referatiiniyy ZhUrnal
Metrologiya i Izmeritallnaya Tckhnika, No 1, 1973, Mm,tract No 3,32.1-10.31,
from the resume.
Translation: It is suggested that a plasticized PVC f`ilri c-ontaining an iac .:d-
sensitive dye be used as a color dose indicator for the 0.1-5.0 Mrad rant-.0-
The sensitivity of indicators to rRdiation a-% a function of film compol' i t i ()I-.
and dye used is studied. Color doce indicator!; ;iru calibi-wted using th(l
ferrosulfate method and calorimetry. A method is siiglj~-stcd J~~-or in.-iti-1111wiltd
testing of changes in the color of indicators using spe,ctrophotooctry of
irradiated specimens, allowing (loses to be measured wi.tl erzors of
Practical recommendations are presented for the use of color dose indicatcjr-s,
to check radiation sterilization. 2 figures, I biblio. ref.

USSR UDC 547.434.661.718.1
GIUSEVA, T. A., KOZLOV. L. M., and SHEMERGORN, 1. M., Kazan' Veterinary
Institute Imeni Ir.-' . auman
"Nitroaikyl Esters of Phosphorus Acids"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 43 (105), No 2, Feb 73, pp 292-293
Abstract: In searching for new, biologically active campc%inds, symmetrical
and mixed dialkyl phosphites containing a nitrogroup :in the aliphatic radical
were obtained by condensing nitroalcohols with phospborus trichloride or
with alkyl dichlorophospliLtes. The dialkyl pho.-iphi(:o:q were then conditinsed
with chloral yielding estero of the ri-liyd roxy-6 I a, [,~-t,xlch Lij roe Oly lphil!i pholl i c
acid -- analogs of chlorophos. Biological evaluatient showed that introduc-
tion of a nitrogroup into an este'r radical led to a loos oe insecticidal
potency.
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C OUNT RY CC INFO-US SR
Sf.Ji-C r--~ tilt'. TEKH-N,"L. TIPL. AASEL I97fp 15(33 12-14
SUBJECT A,~-.EAS--CHFIUSTRY
TCPIC rtGS-46LETAT11, L)KG-V-.IC. NIT R(I ().N k) HYOR~)-(* A R till N
AROMATIC HYDROU%qBON, KrAAF, TOLUENEO INUNANE, S,j)j.VE1F ALT13N
CC,NTI(.!L USTRICT1114c,
OUCUME-NI LtASS-UNCLASSIFIF.0
PROXY Qj-L.L/FQAMF--l9q2/1S15

2/2 015 UNCLASSIFIED PROCE-iSING )ArF--0?-l)t:T70
CIRC Accll~SSIO'l Nu--Ap01125')'4
ABSTKAC'l/LXTf%ACT--(U) AHSTP-ICT. A",ETATLS OF 14L_~. -4:4) A,
Z)ISSnLVl%(, CAP~IATY At,*) CL' J0 SCUCTIVITY FUR 40~1:111ATII:,
THE ExT.N. LiF THE HYURUCARBONS -DECREASED WITH AN INCRFASI 1'.,
4T. Tfi~~ ?-'.)L. wl. OF THE PARAFFIAIC HY-R0CAQ(,,10,N!j IN 1HE '1~11,T. HAA
GREATEST EFFECT CN THE AtWNIAfIC HYOROCARBON fZWW::'J. P~ THE ;-Xl*. r 5.
THE EXTN. nF ISGOCTANETOLUENE (1) AND :40NANE 111:)-l 'MIXTS. 4111f j S~J,~~'
NCH SUo? CHMEOU GAVF FXTS. 60.2 A140
%. It
UjEFF. BEING 76.j ANU olol V(jLh PERCENT, 1"i Pli: c4SL ~F ! 1-1, A,.
11-0-YYLENE ( 11 1) MIXTS., THE EXTS. CONTAINFO -!1;1.2pCR(:ENT I AND
82.2PERCENT III, THE SEPN. ClJEFFSo OEING 61.1 A'10: 60,.4 VOL. PERCE,4r,
RESP, ME TO THEIR EXCESSIVE 0IS5JLVI--'4G CAPACrry, rill: A::ET.NTES WEAE
RECMMENUED ONLY AS COMPONENTS OF SELECTIVE SOLVFNT~. IiATFk UCRFASED
THE STABUITY JF THE ACETATES.
t I NL A _S

1/2 olq UNCLASS I F11 ED PROCESSING DATE--30UCTTO
TITLE--PIGMENTAkY AND ExCRETURY FUNCTION OF THE LIVER Lft CHRONIC LEUKEMIA
_U_
AUTHOR-104)-DUZORETS9 YU.L.t GURINt N*G., KOZLCV* L.M.p EYDEL, [.I.
CCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--TERAPEVTITCFE5,klY ARKHIVt d7e0t VOL 42f Ng 61 PP'32-35
...DATE PUBLISHEL
SUBJECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS-BLOOD SL-RUM, LEUKEMIAs LIVER FuNcrIONP EXCRIE-ETIONt 31LIRUBIN
CENTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/ERAME--3002/1922 STEP NO--UR/050'i/70/0(t,2/OCo/OCi3,e./1)035
CIRC ACCESSIGN NG-AP0129271
U f 1C L A 55c I F f %L-: 0,

2/2 019 UNC LASS IF I ED PRCCESSING oA'r,:--301-JCT',0
CLRC ACCESSION NC-AP0129271
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE AUTHORS 1~i-'ITPMINEO 61L[kUOIN
IN THE BLOOD SERUM AFTER HIMANS VAN DEN BERG IN 219 PATIl:':-NTS Wlrli
CHRONIC LLUKEMIA AND ITS FRACTION, AFTER EbERLEIN IN 91 PATIENTS.
QUANTITATIVE STUDY OF URINE UROBILIN WAS MAOE 114 101 VfRSONS AND
CAPACITY JGF THE LIVER TO EXCRETE ASORUBIN STAIN IIN lJT PATIENTS.
INCREASE OF FREE AND MLJi'YJGLUCURONID 81LIRUDIN AND CAANGES OF
OIGLUCURCNIDBILIRUBIN IN THE BLOOD SERUIA WE-RE FOUNG, THESE CHANGES WERE
MAINLY ASSOCIATED WITH A DISORUER [IF THk C(-,NJUGi%'rIN1j FUNCTION OF THE
LIVER DUE TO A REDUCTION OF GLUCURONILt TRANSFERASE ,%,LIIVlfY OF
MICROSOMES OF HEPATOCYTES. I.."A THE TERMINAL PERWO THE BILIKU11111
kXCKETORY FUNCTION OF THE LIVER WAS DISTURBEU MOST OF ALL.
UROBILINSOkBTIVE FUNCTION OF THE LIVER WAS CONSYANTLY DISTURBED AND
EXCRETORYt REMAINED UNCHANGED. FACILITY: KAFEORA GOSPITALINOY
TERAPil VITEBSKOGO MEDITSINSKOGO IN$TITUT.

PROUSSING DATE--30OCT70
-:1 /2 026 UNCLASStFli~o~;i
TITLE-KINETICS OF THE,DECUMPOStTION OF AROMATIC NA'tRQ.ALCOHOLS IN AN
ALKALINE MEDIUM -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-LEYBZGN# V.N.9 BELIKOV# V.M., KOZLOV# L*M*
:CGUNTRY OF lj4FO-USSR
.SOURCE-IZV. AKAD. NAUK SSSR, SER. KHIM. 1970* (ZIP 324-7
_~-DATE PUBLISHED--70
SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS-REACTION KINETICSt CHEMICAL DECOMPOSITION, ORGANIC NITRO
COMPOUND, ALCOHOL9 ACTIVATION ENERGY.
~-CCNTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
OCCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
tPROXY REEL/FRAME-2000/075L STEP ND-UR/00621*TO/0001002/0322/0327
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0124421
--I INC 1-F-1 C-, M_

USSR
UTIC 576.8.093.1:576.858.8
KO-ZLOV, L. P., KOLOBAYEV, V. A., and VSPENSKAYA, R. S.
"Isolation and Purification of Potato Virus K for Serologival Investigaticns"
Moscow, Biologicheskiye Nauki, No 10(94), 1971, pp 123-125
Abstract: A new method of isolating the pure potato-irtrus R is described.
Juice pressed from young leaves of the De Barao straim, -11hZch had beer.
infected with virus K, was mixed with ether and centr].A-11,~Icld to separati2
most of the host proteins. The virus and the remainivig plant proteins in
the aqueous phase were precipitated with polyethylene glycal. The sadiment
was dissolved in a phosphate buffer, dialyzed against the r~zuie buffer, and
filtered through granulated agar coluruns. The varioust fractions uere col-
lected separately and analyzed by treans of ultraviolet s pec trophotometrv
and serological tests. Fractions with an absorption peak at 2,600 angstrC7*,S
contains virus K but no hast proteins. Thii; new methrjd i Te- -r.-
212 026 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0124421
''ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. KINETIC DATAy OEITAINED BY
POLAROGRAPHY, ARE REPORTED FOk DECOMPN.,OF 1,PH04YL,;?,.NjrROETHANOL (1)
AND ITS P,8ROMO9 P,METHYL AND M*NITRO ANALOGS* THE 11*EAcrioNs. IN
VERONAL BUFFER AT PH 7-9.5 WERE ACCC,MPAINIED BY REVERSIBLE IONIZATION OF
THE C-H BOND ACTIVATED BY THE NO SUB2 GROUPS. *HE KATE CONSTANTS (LO
PRIME12 SEC NEGATIVE PRIMEL) WERE: Ir 3~.L5; P-$Rj, 4w15# P-MEl- 3.9; M-NO
SUB29 4, THE ACTIVAYION ENERGY' WAS '19 KCAL-MOLE,* THE SUBSTITUCtITS HAVE
LLTTLE-EFFECT ON THE KINETICS OF DECOMPNo FACILITY: INST.
ELEMENTOORG. SOEDIN., MOSCOW# USSR&

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AUTfl0R-11C2)-KUi*LSKIY, A.V.9 KOZL(.IVt M.F.
~,CCUNTRY OF INFG--USSR .........
SOURCE-( GECKHIMIYA, FORMIRGMIYE. I RA;SPROSTRANENIYE YOGO-BROMNYKH VOL))
r~..MINSK. NAUKA I TEKHNIKA. 1970t 142 PP.
~-IDATE PUBLISHED----70
SUBJECT AREAS--EARTH.SCIENCES A140 GCEANOGRAPHY
TOPIC TAGS-GEOCHEMISYRY, BROMINEP MONOGRAPH*
UNDERGROUND WATER, HYDROSPHEREv HYDROLOGY
CCNTRGL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
1~13LVC,GIRAPHY, IODINE,
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
:PROXY REEL/FRAME-I~,95/0308 STEP 140--UR/0000/'?()/O(),,)/(,)L'0/000t/L,1-42
CIRC. ot;CCESSION N01-AM01.16002

212 Oil UNIC L A$ S I F I ED PRCI'~ESSING DATE-- I 3NOV70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AM0116002
AZ-STRACT/FXTRACT--!U) GP-0- A3STRACT. PREFACE 3,. CIIIJITER I THE
HISTORY OF THE STUOY OF 1000 BROMINE WATER 5. (1 S-1111: Itd:~IRNATfC,11 (IN
THE CIOCHEIMISTRY AND PREVALENCE OF IODINE AND 0;~QVItNE VN 1HF EARTI'll's
CRUST AND IN THE HYDROSPHERE 8* 111, rHE CIRCI-II.&T[ON OF [~,JIDINE AND
BROMINE AND THE SOURCES OF THEIR ENTERING SUBrERRAINIA.11 13. IV
IODINE AND BROMINE IN SUBTERRAINIAN WATERS 01" PETIRULE:011 GAS BEARING
BASINS 19. V THE CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF: 1000 6R0,%11(4E WATERS. WATERS
GF SPECIFIC COMPOSITION 82* VI ~61-4E! INFLUENCE (11F Gf:0I.fl(;G STRUCTURAL
CUNDITICNS CN THE PROPAGATIUN OF 1000 BROMINE WATFIRS i0, . V11 5014F
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE FORMATION OF SITES OF 1000 BKOMINF WATERS 101
VIII IODINE AND BROMINE IN CONNECTION WITH AN EVALUATION OF PERSPECTIVES
FOR PETRULEUM GAS BEARING CAPACITY 127. - C OUC L. LIS I'ON 131. LITERATURE
134, EXAMINED IS CNE OF THE- URGENT PROBLEMS IN 04D0F_-*;:N HYDROGEOLOGY
AND HYURCCHEMISTRY, THE FORMATION OF 100C BROMINE WATE:OtS. CITE0 IS A
GREAT DEAL OF MATERIAL ON THE* CHEMICAL 1".0MPU$VT1CII`4 '01: J,UI-5T['IqRAINtAN
WATERS IN THF VARIOUS REGIONS OF THE U$SRI FOR THE FtP.111' TIME ARE
DESCRIBEU WATERS WITH A UNIQUE CONTENT OF IODINE 0 1ISCOYEV.F-D IN RECENT
YEARS. i
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Acc. Nr Abstractiri~ SOrvAce:
CHEMICAL ABST.-51,10
Ref. Code
1IR easl-
105523n Absorption spectnun of strontium vapors 4n the
r
1acuum ultraviolet. Ko4ov fA.S,.; StartsLT.,Q, P. ~(USSR)-
Opt. Spekirask. Ru._u=sd1huo_r strengths
of spectml lines in the ranged IM-21ri.t 1 twising otit of the
autoionization of SrO dnP) ~nd converging"to ihe linait Sr ir
2Ds12 si, have been mewsured by the method of c0nple(4 absorp-
tion by using a 3-m graling spectrograpb. The deperuk-act of
photoionization CfOULftction on Wavelength ho been studied.
Lifetimes of energy states corresponding to sinw~taneomt irwita-
tion of 2 electrons have b"zi moasured. Ved Peakash Cupta
RgE WMI
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TARAN, I. F. and KOZLOV M. P., Plagxw- Reeearch Tnstl ti,,U! i:ii* tlh~! Caucoxi!c . -d
Transcaucasia"
"Confinenient" of Britcellue, to Particular Animl al; a
Criterion"
MOSCOW, 2"burnal Mkrobioloj;ii, EjAdemiologrJA I It',) 9, 1972,
PP UO-115
Abstract: It is evident t"rom the literature thut tho ,-amwitic invadon -,)y
bntcellae of certain hosts is geretically caused by LIC-torninitnti; of
pathogenicity, which are also responsiblO for tile
of the disease, site of the V
.trant in tile lm~Ly, -imd of tfla
process. Thus, the precence of the miaroor,!Imniurs LYI
should bo used as u prLncipal criterion for deturnivin,,. t-to
under study. Even in Lht~ rough forns each bnct.,,rir..)- Lltt~cks
aniral species. Brucellne invadinS itrinatural h,).--,ti- ir~er,!nii:U:I, tliQ. rf
survive, it is at the price of unierCoing mjar ckm)jj;t,~n- in "he
tems, metabolism, ard anti~TCnda i5t~-,-Icture and th-~- ruiw~i f.w.;.
result of these profound physialoir,ical challi"N's, the de-jelo.-~
broader adaptive nt-,chrmitr.-3 that enablo t.iiziri to exi~;t- :i.r the riew uhicll
ira)r tdien beeo.,,-e a definitivo hor,~.
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PRIMARY SOURCE: Zhurna Mikrobiologe, EPidemiOlOgii, i
Immunobiologi:~, 1970 Nr 1, pp 6& -7,0
MUNITY AND M41UNOLOGICAL TOLERANCE TO BACTERIAI~ ANTIGENS.
REPORT 11. STUDY OF SIUSCEPTIBILITY AND WriLINITY 1, ALBINO MICE
N
TOLERANT! TO BRUCELLA'13.
Ira
The authors present the results of studying the and suscepti-
bility to brucellosis ill mice, to Which 11 Soluble aritilZen ij/,'
w: injel"Ied dkil-iof Lu- norina-tal
I d and in which a marked delay in the forination of blood.
perio 1~111:lbollll!i wits r1;(. aljthor~
ca-me to he conclusion (fiat In nlke tolerant to brLicellosis, mvxpliflbility to this ip~:cles of
avirulerit and virulent causative agen6, failed tu iise-, an(l ilpv-ifi-, m3ctivity did not fall.

USSR uw:
1,2-097-5 -095 .18: ZC,15'. 397,53 -6-1.5 -.'J'5
KOZLOV M.P. and KULIKOVA, G.G., ScLentific Researcl.i AntIplair.4e
2-~--
ttl-Cra'ucasus and Trans cauca sus . 111. The Effect of
Sera on the Formation of luitibodies to Bnxcella in Mic*
Moscow, Zhurnal t4krobiologii, Epidemiolagii i Imm=obtcilt:),,ri L, tic 3, 19'[0, lip
32-37
Abztract: Injection of' newborn trLice vith larl..,,e doses ol'
antilymphocyte, antiletikocyte, or noratal heteralogoiis isorLxi ri--(-Kiced
immunity to bacterial antigeno, (Br. abortus 19). On th1,1 Othp:l- h'-311d, .3411U-
taneous bijecLion of newborn mmot~, with hyd-rocor LUO fit! 0e, t;! ~]Qnx,
arA the zume witigen pruduced hlj,~L tintibaiAy L~txr*t I.o~!jp ~111, of
hydrocortisone or serum that decreaaed immunological Pim.cI;iv:Jt,j, wtif.:.j irij-vetc-ii
alone, had a synergistic effect on antibody formation wl:iev cixfbirted iviftL the
antigen. Repeated injection of 3-week-old mice with tiix! s=o anzigen r-ve
rise to antibody titers 3.5 to 5 timen higher than intbi,, con~ral animals,
i.e., the effect was comparable tu that resulting from
I./-)

112 ~022' UNCILASStp'mo PROdESSING OATE-13NOV70
TITLE--IMMUNITY AND IN4UN ]LOGICAL TOLERANCE TO 5Al.-'rERIAL ANTIGENS THE
EFFECT GF HYDRUCUkTISO%E ANn OF CYTOTOXIC SERA 1114 TOE FORMATION OF
AUTliOR-(02)-Kt)ZLOV# M.P.t KULIKOVAs G.G.
.........
LCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCL--ZHURNAL M[KRUSIOLOGIlt EPIOEMIOLOGIL IMIAUNOGIOLOGII, L970# NR 39
PP 32-37
DATE PUBLISHED----70
SUaJECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL ANO MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--BRUCELLAt MOUSE, SLOOO SERUM# ANTIGV6 ANTIBODY
CCNTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
UOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME-1990/1484 STEP NO--UR/001-1)170)0,')0/003/003210031
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0109544
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~l F. 0

212 022 UNCLASSIFIE0 PROUSSING OATE--13NOV70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0109544
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE PAPER rR.Eitrs oi: OBSERVATIONS
ON THE EFFECT OF HYDORCURTISON, ANTILY11PHOCYTIC AND LEUKOCYTIC SERUM
ADMINISTEkED DURING THE NEONATAL PERIOD ON PRIRARY AND SECONDARY
SPECIFIC IMMUNOLOGICAL REACTIVITY TO BACTERIAL WtUCfLj.A ANTIGENO
ADMINISTRATION OF HYDROCORTISONE AND CYTOTOXIC SERA 1111 HIGH DOES LED To
REDUCTION OF PRIMARY IMMUNOLOGICAL REACTION TO rHE COMUNED
ADMINISTRATICN TO NEONATES G HYDROCORTISONE OR OF CYTOTOXIC SERA WITH A
BACTERIAL ANTIGEN INTESIFIED THE SPECIFIC IMMUNI'lLOGICAL REACr[VITY.
REPEATED ADMINISTRATION OITHE ANTIGEN AT THE AGII.: OF,ITHREE WEEKS WAS
ACCOMPANIED BY ACTIVE FORMATION OF ANTIBODIES ACCORDING 10 REYACCINATION
TYPE.

USSR
KOZLOV, N1. V.
"A Walk in a Homogeneous Random Medium"
Teoriya Veroyatnostey i yeye Primeneriiya [The I'Niory of Probabi I ites
and Its Applications], 1973, Vol 18, No 2, pp 406-108 (Translated f,"roil
Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernet.1ka, No 10, 197,5, Ab!;tract No JOV871)
Translation: The following plan of a walk in a hoviogen vOtis inedin'ti is
studied. The random properties of the medium are determ.' tied by assigil-
ment for all integer x of mutually independClit random (Imantities X#
P(vx = 1) = P. P(vx = -1) = q = I - 1).
Process ~(t), t -> 0 is an integer, defined by the conditions
E(O) = 0, ~(t + 1) - Qt) - At v0:0
where Atare independent of each other and with values ~ix and
P(At 1) P11 (1 + a) - I , "X > 3,
P(At 4)(1 + W, I

USSR
KOZLOV, M. V., Teoriya Veroyatnostey i yeye Primeneniya, 1973, Vol 18,
No 2, pp 406-408
It is assumed that p < 1/2; then t(t) as I
Let us represent b)' nx the number of times F,(t) reaches point, x.
The values of rl where x t> 0 have identLcal proballility distribution,
x I
The main result of this article is (presented without p:roof)
Theorem 2. Where 2 for a certain sequentie. of positive ntimbers
a such that
n
(In n)-c !~ a- nl (In n)C,
n
where c > 0 is a certain constant, the normalized stims
Cn* = a11- 1 (1; n -nbY), where ba= 0 if
< I and Mn if 1 < 2,
are stochastically limited:
P* > Z C
n C
with all n and an), predctermined F_ > 0. A11thol's Vict;

USSR
UDC: 6410.193.01:669.725
DAVYDOV, A. D., KASHCHEYEV, V. D., KOZLOV, M. V.
"Influence of Anions in Electrolyte on Anodic Dissolutioti of Berylliwm"
Moscow, Zashchita Metal lov, Vol 9, No 4, Jul-Aug 7:~, ]) 4.16).
Translation: The authors produced anodic potentiodynawic. (2 v/iilin) J)olari-
zation curves on a rotating (5000 rpm) beryllium dis,c el~-(.- rode. After tho
potential corresponding to the anion present is reacJied, the rate of dissolu-
tion of the metal increases rapidly. In bydrochlor-Ac and particularly sul-
furic acid, anodic dissolution of berylliUM begins ot 105.4; J)ositive potentials
thin in the corresponding salts, apparently .1 I-esult of the dissolutioll of
the oxide film. Ibe yield per current wit. h anodic dissolution of beryllium
also depends on the nature of the anions present iii the ele,arolyte and
generally exceeds 100% as lIC2,.
1/1 - 19 -

-assr.
KOZLOM--N-. (Chairman), and KAARDE, I., (Editor)
Sbornik Nauchnykh Trudov Estornskoy Sel'skokhozyaystvennoy Akademii (Collection
of Scientific Reports, Estonian Agricultural Acadeipy) , Taxtu, 1970. 258 pp
Translation: Partially Expanded Table of Contents Page
1. Survey of reports
TAM, 0. M., and VASIL'YEVA, X. A., HaterIals o1i the
investigation of parasitic d-iseases and diseal;es with
natural foci in the environment of the Hstoniou SSI 3
BIZYULYAVICHYUS, S., The dynam-ics of infection 'by intestinal
protozoa among the Population of Latvia 5
YYGISTE, A. K., and KALYAKIN, V. N., Some aspecLs of the
atudy of the epidemiology and natural focus dharaete:ristics
of toxoplasmosis 6
SANGAYLA, I., KAYYRYUKSHTIS, I., and BIZYUT.YAVICIrYUS, S.,
Several aspects of the work of the Interdeparuwntal
committee on combatting belminthiasis in the 1'.I.thu.=Ian SSR 9
BURAKAUSKAS, A. , and KAYRYI)XSIITIS, I., Experjonj~* in cr=battlng
1/7 helminthiasis of livestock in the Ltthunnian I(;$R 11
83

USSR
KOZLOV, N., (Chairman), and KAARDE, I., (Editor), Sbornik Nauchnykh *Trudav
Estonskoy Sel'skokhozyaystvennoy AkadeaLi, Tartu, 1970, 258 pp
Page
NURMIK, A., The state and problems of veterinary parasitology in
the Estonian SSR 13
MEDZYAVICHYUS, A. K., A new aystem ofmana$ement of ptg breed-
ing - a method of combattinS helminthiasis in pigs is
II. Helminthiasis 1.8
III. Protozoiasis
IV. Parasites of Wild Animals and Plants
87
127
Translation: I. SurvQy Report4i
Data of the Study of Parasitic Diseases and Diseases with Natural Foci as
Found in the Estonian SSR, by 0. H. Tamm and K. A. Vasillyeva, Republic
Sanitary Epidemiological Station, Ministry of Public Health, Estonian SSIZ
In the Estonian SSR, just as in other Baltic republics with analD&OUS flora
and fauna and similar social circumstances, the occiirrence of a number of
parasitic and natural focus diseases Is still observed.
21 / 7

Tjssl~
KOZLOV, N., (Chairman), and KARDE, 1, , (Editor), Sbornil, Nauchnvk-h Trudov
Estonskoy Sel'skokhozyayarvennoy Akademii, Tartu, 1970, 238 pp
A study is being carried out at the Tallin Scientific Research Institute of
Epidemiology, Microbiology and Hygiene of various questions relating to
medical parasitology. Candidate of medical scienceii, A. L!;,i group. As is the case with all am;Uir- salts. tnese com-
pounds are hydrolyzed in alkali to the 0orresponding imi=eLjiynes anj tre :rOtal
phenyl. phosphate. The temperature dependence of the lipiroaysis cun:;Lunt Of
1/Z

USSR
KOZIDV, N. S., et al, Zhurnal Obslichei Knimii, lol 40, -~o 6. Jun 70, PP 1217-
1219
these compounds was studied. it was found also that alectrar~a,',-ative Zuzi-
stituents at the benzene ri-q.- of t_-e am:Lne moiety increjase Lhe hydrolysis
rate, whereas eiectro.positive suostituen*vs decrease it. 3"UostiLu---.',r,5 at
benzene group of the al-dehyde moiety do not exhibit such in avffecL on the
hydrolysis rate.
2/2
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1/2 030 UNCLASSI FIED PAOCESSIWGV DATC--IISEP70
TITLE--PREPARATION OF N#NPDIMETHYLAMIN04ETHYLFERRDCI'-4E HYDROCHLORIDES Af)
.NITRATES -U-
AUTHOR--KALENNIKOV, E.A.9 VISHNYAKOVA, T.P.v KO ~L'4t.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
r
SOURCE--VESTS[ AKAO* NAVUK BELMS. SSRv SER. KHIM. NkVUK 19709 (111 129
OATE PUSL ISHEO - ----- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--IR SPECTRUMt HYDROLYSISt COPPER CHLORIDEP COSALT CHLOPIDEY
FFRROCENEt A41NE DERIVATIVE, NITRATEi ORGANIC SALT
C0NTqOL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
.OCCUMM CLASS--UUCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME-1987/1074 STEP
~CIRC ACCES-SION N',]--AP0104472
UINC L A S S I F I f: D

............. ............ .------ ---
2/2 030 UNCLASSIFIED PR,0CFSSjNS7 OATE--11SEP70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0104472
ARSTIZACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. TREATtNG 5 G
N,N,OIMET.4YLAMINri4ETHYLFERROCE-NE (I) IN CH SU52 CL SUB2 WITH 14.1 4L
15PERCENT HCL GAVE FROM THE ORG, LAYER 90-5PERCENT HCL SALT. W41LE
CONCO. HNO SUB3 DESTROYS Tv 15PERCENT HNO SU83 FOR"',El) ITS NITRATE IN
90-5PERCENT YIELD. THFSE SALTS WERE ALSO FORMED FROM REACT104 OP I WIT~4
AQ. SALTS OF Cn AND CU, PROBABLY OWING TO INTERMED(ATE HYDPOLYSIS CF CU
OR CO CHLORIDES AND NITRATESP RESP, THE YIELDS WERE 90-5PERCENT. 1R
SPECTRAL DATA WERE GIVEN.

.. . ........
USSR UDC r47-574 + 1:41
KOZL X. S. PAK, V. D., YELIK, YE. S., Inatittrto of Physico.
ry, Academy of Sciencea Belorussij!in SSR, Perm Aj;ricul-
tural Institute imeni D. N. Pryanishnikov, Perm, Ministry of Agr-1_
culture USSR
"Some Properties of Diphenyl Eaters of N-aryl Substituted Amino-
phosphinic Acids"
Minsk, Vestsi AkademiZi Navuk. BSSR, No 2, 1970, pp 102-104
Abstract: Failing to achieve transesterification of diphenyl ezters
by aliphatic alcohols, the authors accomplished It roadily with
alcoholates of alkaline metals:
C H CHNHC 11 -R
6 51 6 4 61[5~KNHCO -1'
4
2RIONa 30 10:! C61f5ON&
O-_P(OC6H52 0--P(ORI)2
where R H n- CH m-CH R CH.) G H C 11
30 3 3 7" 9'
1/3

-USSR
KOZLOVI N. St et al, Vestsi AlcademiZi Navuk B81,11',R, lt'~o 2, 1970,
pp 102-104
The authors also succeeded in obtaining N-ax~yl mubst-Ituted s-minophos-
phinic acid by heating the esters in an aqueout nolution o-40 potasai=
hydroxide and saponifying them, and subsequently treating them with
a weak solution of HC1:
-.,R Koff OR
+ 12C if OK
6 5
O-_ ? (0C H (OK)
5 2
H-C I
2
2/3

'USSR
KOZLOV, N. S., et al, Vestsi AkademiZi Havulc B3� , Ito 2, 1970,
pp 102-104
These products are insoluble in other, benzene, dioxame, and water,
but are soluble in alcohol and aqueous solutions of a~lkalies. When
analyzed by infrared spectroscopy, the products do not give adsorp-
tion bands characteristic for the ITH.-group.
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- -- -----------
USSR UDC
KOZ PAIK, V. D., YELIN, YE. S., Institute of Physico-
~r-g~anicC* Sintry, Academy of Sciencfes Belorussimn S$R; Perm Agri-
cultural institute imoni D. N. Pryaniahnikov, Pam, Ministry of
Agriculturo USSR
"Obtaining Aminophosp-hinic Eaters and Their Acid Doe c~,mposit ion"
Minsk, Vestsi Academivi Navuk Belarunkay SSR, No 2, 1970, P*) 1137-90
Abstract: The asters of aminophosphinic acids wore obtained by co-
condens "lion of aromatic amines and aldehydes with dialkyl- or
diphenylphosphites, and also by condensation of iLromrttle Schiff's
bases with tiie above phosphites in the presence e,)f a catalyzer,
concentrated HCl or SnC12. They are white or yallow crystals,
soluble in other, alcohol, benzene, dioxano and eicotokno. Attempts
to use azomethane3 with ortho-substituenta gavo riogaUve results.
The authors prove experimentally that 11-ar7l. substituonts of
the aminophospliinic acid3 are completely decompoued In hydrocblorlc
and acetic acids:
112
- 195 -

USSR
KOZLOV, N. S., Ot al, Vestsi AeAdmui Navuk Bellimuslulir SSR, No 2,
1970, pp 87-90
O=P(OR)2
CHO +
0 <
R 100 1-3 hra R~-
+ R-- '~~'M2 + H3PO3+ ROH.
Electropositive substituents in the benzene ring (CII., OCIT i-G3H7),
ve oubsto tuenta
as a rule, accelerate decanposition; electronogati ) 'I
(N02, Cl, I) slow the reaction by interfering with tho transfer
of H+ to the electrophilic N micleus.
212

L/2 022 UINCL ASS I Fl ED PROCeSSING DATE--090CT70
TITLE-5,6-BENZGQUINDLINES -U-
A UTHUR--Aa4LpA*.&j..j.
COUNTRY OF INFU--USSR
SUURCE--(5,6-dENZ0KHl,%'0Ll&'Y) )41NSK* NAUKA I Tf;KHNLAA. 1970o 133 PP.
DATE PUBLISHED------70
SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRYr BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--HETtROCYCLIC NITROGEN CUMPOUNU, PYRIOINC-t oERIvAfjVL-,
QUINOLINEs IR SPECTRUMi UV SPECTRUMs LYSCRGIC ACIJ l)lL':TilVLA.4loEj
CHEMICAL SYNTHESIS
CONTROL MARKING-NO RhSTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REkL/FRAmF_--1993/Z011 STI'll
CIRC ACCESSION NJ--AM0114400
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 022 UNCL AS S1 FIED PH I-IC E $S 1 N17 0ATE-1390070
CLRC ACCESSION 1.110--AM011440U
AfiSTRACT/EXTf%ACT--(U) UWI-0- 46 S TkAC I .TAOLE 1JF cui,rrEr'.is: PI(Et '41C.F, 3.
NOMENCLATURE OF PE.NZUL)U 11%0L INESs 5 *L. BASIC 'A(:TMJL1S C:F ~)YNTIAE~i S OF
5t6rBENZCQUINOLINE DERIVATIVES, 9% 2. SYNTHEWi OF
596tBENZOQUINGLINE OERIVATIVE.S BY MEANS OF CATALYTIC C-Cliko'kNSATION OF
AZOMETHYNES 61TH KETUNES, 28. 3 . SYNTHESIS OF 04.1HY1. AND A;tYL
UERIVATIVLS OF 5,61SENLOQUINULINEs 44. 4. SYNFHESIS (W STYRYL-
DERIVATIVES OF 5v6,bENZ0'QUIh0L1Nf.-t 51. 5. SYNrItESIS Qf- PCILTINUCLEAR
HETEROCYCLIC COMPUUNUS, 59. 6. SYNTHtSis OF
OF-RIVATIVES WIIH CONDENSED CYCLES, 69. 7* SYNTHESIS 01~ CAR80NYL
OLRIVATIVES O~ 5,6r8ENZOQUINOLINEt 79. S. SYNTHESIS GF AMINES OF THE
5,6,BENLOQUIV,JLINE SERIES AND THEIR DERIVATIVES, 64. 9. THE INfRAREO
AND ULTRAVIOLET SPECTRA OF 5,6,BENZOQUINULINE DERIVATIYES, 91. 10.
THE PRACTICAL UTILI-ZAT4ON OF UERIVAT111F.S OF 5r6p6ENZOQUINOLINE, 119.
11. LITERATUREv 1141 APPENUIX3 125* DESCRIBED ARE ALL LXISTING BA5[C
MEANS TU GBTAIN 5#brbENZOQUINULINES AND rHEIR W~RIVATFVESP KNOWN fill
SOVIET AND FOREIGN LITERATURE. THERE ARE UATA ON YHE SYNTHESIS Of
LYSERGIC ACID9 A NATURAL LOMPOUND, A VERIVATIVE Iff 5#15PBENLOQUINOLINE
ANU THE SYNTHESIS GF ANALOGS OF LYSERQ41C ACID PUS$ESSUNG A DIVERSE
PHYSIOLOGICAL ACTIVENESS.
UNC LASS I F 1E D

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Acc. Nr: Abstractingl~'eivice:
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kEEL/FRAME
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1/2 017 UNCL ASS IF I 1~0 1) 4) (.1%` S S0 A T E - - 027
T I TLE--REGENERAT ION OF A'., ALUMINUM PLATINUM CATALYSf I;'0%Mvj%TC'o !!V
ALUMINUM SULFATE -U--
AUT1l3R-t02)-K0ZtGV, N.S., IVANKOVICH, E.F.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
S(jURCE--VESTST AKAD. ANVUK liELARUS. SSR, SER. XHIM. INAYOK 1970, (1) 64--i
DATE PUELI5HEI)------70
~SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TPGS--A(.UMINtJ4 SULF'Af~t PLATINUM, ALUMINUM QXID~j HYOMJGC~j SJl_FJ')Lj
CAYALYST ACrIVIFY, CArAt.ysr 9EGFm-_'RATI()PJ, CArALYTI~-,
A'r-1
PPIOXY LIF i%*IL-- 1',16 7/ L.-~o I S T F P U 14 0,'t 19 70
-61AC AC C E F, I GNO--Ado 104~jP,9

212 0 17 UICLASi 11: If: 0 P f A I' r 112 T 7
~IRC ACCC)SIC-4' 1,1-)--AP0104~1,~-)
A3STRACT/EXlRACT--(U) GFI-o- AB S ri~.kc r THE: 0:0 At.. SL SU 1 S JI
~Tl,)Ollii) J~l SAIIIILFS
0EPOSITEC ON GAt"MA, AL S01i,) L) SUB3 BY k# WAS j
GAMrAA AL SUR2..O SUti3 AN10 GAMMA AL SUB2 0 SUBa 'TRFAY~~J vi[ TH AN A()
SOLN F I I S U 132 P T C L -SO 36 W l*T Ii 05 'it T , P E 4 C FN r 01'. 7~*_
PONDED TO 0.2-0,6 WT. PERCI_111' T14~ L
SUB2150 SUB4) SU13 CGRRESY
(IF 14 SU32 S WAS 03SO, '41TH PURE GAVIA AL SUB.? D slJ13-1
EQUAL 10 420VEGREES %piL) wim ~,r i3LUS GA;-ii`lA AL S!la;? 0 ifil'.3 SAMPLFS
THAN CR EQUAC TO 3000FGRk~E%. THF ACTIVArION Er*_-'k,;fES F)~: THE 111-0N. 0'4
GAMMA AL SU62 0 SUB3 OR ON PT PLUS GAIMA AL 5V-32 tall Slji'~J 4i[-~!tfi 3L,I) .1;1 7.1
KCAL-VCLEs RESP. THE REACTION RATE 14AS GREATER 3h Pf ',.US GAMMiL AL SUB?
0 SU33 SAMPLES. MOST (If THE S WAS REMOVED OURING THE 101 4110 THFIq
THE S CONTENT DECREASE0 SLOWLY6 THE CATALYTIC ACTIVIrl' ,IF THE R~,(:JVEACD
PT PLUS GAMM.A AL SURZ 0 SUB3 CATALYs,r WAS STU!,)IED .01LIA1,11i"t THE
.DEliYD;;GGFNATI0N OF." SUR6 H SUBL2.AT
D-EiGREF (.ALPHA)~WAS 85-91PERG NT FOR_A S.CoNrurr rklVi 0,,~ 17QUAL TO
0.,l wT. PLRCENt.` 4[T'H' (NCRE~SE IN Tffl' S COTENT Glll,~,ATCP THAN.0*1 _41'.
VERCLINT, ALPHA DFCREASED.

112 009 UNCLISSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
TITLF--ELECTROPHILIC SUiSTITUTION OF POLYPHOSPHOrk.1C ACIU. III, ALKYLATION
OF TOLUENE BY SECO10ARY ALCOHOLS IN THE PRESENCr: OF POLYPHOSPHORIC ACID
AUTHOR-(02)-KOZLtl"__N-S., KELYN# A.G.
~vwsw%
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--ZH, PRIKL. KHIM. LENINGRAD 19Mt 4314)r 943-4
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--ALKYLATIONt TOLUENE, PHOSPHOkIC ACIUv BUTANOto ALCOHULP
CYCLOHEXANOL
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/0728 STEP
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0119635
UNCLASSIflLo

212 009 UNCLASSIFIED
CIRC ACCESSION
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) . GP-0- ABSTRACTs ALKYLTULU'E~1'c- YIELUS FRO.4 THE
ALKYLATION OF PHME BY 1S0-Pk()H (1), SEC-BUOH (II)v SUC-C SU05 H SUB11 OH
(111), SEC-C SUBB H SUB17 Oil (IV)j CYCLOHI-XANqL (V)p ANO
METHYLCYCLOHEXANOL (VI) IN THE PRESENCE OF POLYPHOSPHORIC jXCI0 DEVREASED
WITH INCkEASING MOL. WT. OF THE ALC, ANO oERE LOWEST FOR THE CYCLIC
ALCS. AS THE REACTION TEMP. WAS INCKFASEO, YIE-LOS PASSE0 THRO(JG14 2
MAX. AT TEMPS. LOWER THAN THOSE OBSDo WHEN PRIMARY AL-CS. WL--gE USEO. AS
THE PHME-I RATIO WAS REDUCED FRO!4 2 TO 0,25o THE PROPORTION OF
MONO-:01-:TRISUBSTITUTED PRODUCTS CHANGE0 FaOM 6Z*7:34%Ir3.2 TO
13.5;61o4:25.1. ALKYLATES, FROM Ilp III# AND V CONTAIN~l) ONLY
10-12PERCENT DISUBSTITUTED PROOUCTS A04U THOSE FROM IV AND VI ALMUST
NONE. FACILITY: P~RM* PEDAGOG, INST.,p PER14t USSR*
UNCLASSIFIEG

UNCLASSIFitO INIOUSSING
$11LE-REACTICti OF SCHIFF BASES WITH Ia3 INDANDIOK,
-AUTHUR-(03)-KGZLOV* N.S.* PAK# Y*Dol NUGUMANOVI ZWX..
,CCUNTRY OF INFG--USSR
,SOURCE-KNIM. GETEROTSIKL.
DATE PUBLLSHEO 70
SOEDIN. 1970* (2) L9fir-6
DAY
-U-
,,SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
~TOPIC TAGS-SCHIFF BASE# POLYNUCLEAR HYDROCARBONP AROMATIC KETONEs
HETEROCYCLIC NITROGEN COMPOUNUt AMINE
MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
OCCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIEO
30OCT70
PROXY REEL/FRAME-2000/0841 STEP NO--UR/0409/70./~)1)0/00?/0194/1)t96
CIRC ACCESSICN NO--AP0124507
UNCLASSIFIED

T--
UNCL ASS I FIED t"OCCSSING DATE--30OCT70
CiRC ACCESSION NO--AP0124507
AaSTRAGT/EXTRACT--fU) GP-0- ABSTRACT. FROM IP3 1140ANDIONE (1) AND (M OR
P SUBSTITUTED BENZAL)ANILINE CR (M UR P SUBSTITIACD DENZALA BEI'A
NAPHTHYLAMINES THE FOLLOWING 2 $UBSTITUTO 1.3 ~10PAN~vt(INES WERE PREP0.
IN ALC. CR 5ENZENE UNDER ELIMINATIaN 0V ANILINC-2 SE16!TLIDENEv M.
152-3DEGREES (YIELD 70PERCENTJ FROM ANILINE DkAlvo; 9
METHOXYBENZYLIDENE, M. 155-60EGREES MELO 60PERCENT11 P
BROMOSENZYLIDENE, M- 169-70DEGReCS MELD 85PERC&AT); M
NITROBENLYLIDENE, M. 246-60EGREES$* ANP P NITROBWYLIDENE, M.
228-30DEGREES (85PERCENT)o USING SENZYLIOEkE 64:11A NAt'-'rlf)4VLAmINEs
SCHIFF BASES IN ETHANOL ON A *ATER EATH T14E PRODUCT JF FHE REACTION wITH
I WAS It. FACILITY; PERM. SELISKUKHOI. INST. IM-
PRYANISHNIKOVA, PkRM, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 013 UNCLASSEFIEO PRO(~.ESSUNU; DATE-10PICT70
-CIRC ACCESSICN NO-AT0124759
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE KINETICS 10i'D M-ECHANISM 01- THE
REACTION OF SCHIFF BASES WITH (ErOISUB3 P FU GIVE ~;(: SU605 H 0JI134
CHlP(G)(GEr)SU82JNHC SU66 If SU84 R PR[MEl WAS S17t,101H). ]H~- RL-:AC1401", dAS
FIRST ORDER WITH kESPECT TO BOTH REACTANTS, A 1.4AS
PROPOSED. THE INFLUENCE OF CGNCI). HCL AS A REAcriopi CAT11LIST WAS
STUD IED: RESULTS SUGGESTED T.4AT THE CHEM. REACTIVITY 01: SLHIFF BASES IS
DETD. BY THEIR CONFIGURATION. FACILITY., INST. Flo!.-()RG. M-11M.9
t4lNSKt USSR.
UNCLASS IF 1E0

I7j' 7 - 7"1"
t'/z 014 UNCLASSI FIED! M ~,ESSNG OATE-04DEC70
,','_TlTLE--SOHE PROPERTIES OF DIPHENYL N ARYL4041NOPHOSPHUPIIC cs,rERS -U-
~'.AUTHOR-(O3)-KOZLOVv N.S., PAK, V.D.9 YELtNt YE.St
-COUNTRY OF tNFO--USSR
SOURCE-AKADEMIYA NAVUK BELARUSKAY S$Rv VESTSIv SERYYA KHIMlCHNYKfl NAVUK#
19709 NR 2# PP 102-104
_.~DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
-SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--ORGANIC PHOSPHORUS COMPOUND* EVERIFICATIEINP WGROLYSISt
BENZENE OERIVATIVEt POLYNUCLEAR HYDRUCAR80N
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCU14ENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3007/1336 STEP
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0136712
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 014 UNCLASSI FIED PROClj:SS1N(; DAr~--040E
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0136712
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-O- ABSTRACT, MICROFICHE OF ILDSTRACT CONTAINS
GRAPHIC INFORMATION. THE RESULTS OF THE CONTINUEE) STUDY (TI: DIPHENYL
ARYLAMINOPHOSPHONATES ARE GIV0i. THE POSSIBILITY OF TRA~J-Sr-STJ~RIFJGATEON
OF DtPHENYL ESTERS WITH ALKALI ALCOHOLATES IS DISCUSlil-D ANO THE
STABILITY OF DIALKYL ESTERS IN ALKALINE MEDIA F(?LLGWI::I) 6V COMPLETE
HYDROLYSIS IN ACID MEDIA IS DESCRIBED. A STUDY WAS MADE OF THE ALKALINE
HYDROLYSIS OF UIPHENYL ARYLA41NOPHOSPHONATES IN AN AQUEOUS KOH SOLUTION.
SUBSEQUENT ACIDIFICATION YIELDED FREE ARYLAMINOPHOS014ONIC ACIDS. THE
ACIDSt RECRYSTALLIZED FROM ETHANOL; HAD MELTING PoIN!rS HIGHER THAN THE
INITIAL ESTERS. THE HYDROLYSIS REACTION OCCURRED AS FOLLOWS: THE
COMPOUNDS OBTAINED BY THE ALKALINE HYDROLYSfS ARE SHOWN IN THE: FOLLOWING
TABLE: (TABLE SHOWN ON MICROFICHEls FACILITY~: INSTITUT
FIZIKO-ORGANICHESKOY KHIMIIp AN BSSR; PEAMSKIV SEL'S)(0KH0ZYAYSTVE.NNY--
INSTITUTo
UNCLASSIFIED

1-M
Ace. Nr. A7046535
W1 IV I I
Ref. Code:
USSR uDc 62-752.4
KOZLOV, O.D.
"Effect of Torslanal Oscillations on a roe ai:tpas a wtth
Torsion Support"
0 vllyanil krutillnykh kolebanly na g1rokcimpim. s torsLf-~nr-m--
podvesom (of. English above), Leningrad,
Uphe~pykh Le" 1970, No 1.' Pp
Zayedenl,v. oatzWIPMA -
Translation:
The forced motlon Is considered of 'the sensItIve
element of a gyrocompass on a,torslon aupj;iort with aeccNant
for the stiffness of the torsion Suspension Irl ~endlnor, ;%nd
twisting. The dynamlo eqi4illbrium position Im determined.
Reel/Frame

USSR
UDC: 531.787
KOZLOV, 0. V., POLENOV, B. V., MAZANOV, B. 1.
"On Measuring Atmospheric Pressure by Using Radioactive Fhit*~evs,,
Tr. SMz. NIT priborostr. (Works of the Union S,,,.ien-tifJo Post--=-ch,
of Instrument M~T-.ing), 197 , v-,vp. 3.7, pp 106-11r~ (fron. 112h-Me txolc~iyt-~. ~i
Izmeritellnaya Tekhnika, No 6, Jun 72, Abstract No 6.311'1.~2~)
Translation- The authors consider various L-ethods of itieasuxitip, pressure -4n
the range from 40 to 760 Yrin lig by using radioactiw, em:jtterc. with reor,?c-
to mean free path and specific losses of enerFy of alp~j;!~ particle:', arld v"),
respect to scatter of beta particles. The technical arv giv~,n
as well as possible fields of application uf methods vhis type. Thrle
illustrations, bibliography of ten titles.
149 -

OrGan and Timm T~ransplant-_-Mbn
U W, 6 12 . 17+61.j' 2 D -069.4/0
It
.0, 11. 1,, 1j.1jCjjKCV, Ii. T,
FRIrj-'.MKO A. A.
AVE,-~AKIlt M. N., DODICINj V. G.t DENIDOVp Lt. $.I VjCj,JnQ1MCO 5. 1., 11t?,!'T'C,:.()VAj
2. 1., PETUXHOVA, 1. V.j VAKSIANs B. M.a WAYEVAt V. 11.t wA P. D.
"Use of an Isolated Heart-Lung Preparation in Expo=lrwntal Transplant Surgery"
Moscoul Voyenno-Keditsinskiy Zhurnall No 29 1971, PP 22-23
Abstracti Brief preliminazy report. on the use ef an isclaU,:1 hcart-ltuln,
preparation with a workinj; he,-xt in nore than A2(;Q exp3rj...-,t~n1:3 on do,7,~;l nwinc,,
calves, and sheep. The icolated heart-iltzig p-rei:0=014an i;~ ty
spacial cannulctn to the p,?ripho-ral ve:~selr. of th:) x-,cLj?1cnW_,- cyzte~ac
circulation. The lsolaatcd lunSn. 1rupire an air nixtuxi, un;Itt:: hy-pe2nentila-
tion conditions. Tho paT-,,%,jters of electrical 1LC1kA1tJt1r o-:' -J-x donor's and
recipient's hearts, ma-cipient's b2-21n, hemodym-,accz, lbiochm.Ocol chwm,,;es In
blood, eyterrud reoplratuw~i funct4ionp blood gauoj n1o,,pho:Loj-:,,, of the
of tho isolated heart-lum-, prepaxation (in varin,~s -_rtq~,Z uf' OUVIAI. 11
of the recipient biolo-Ical cx/oonation) axo
T)
expariments shov.:-d that tho phpically ritabilizod
ithen used as a bioloSim-1 oxyomtor remins viable and ei-m.aea (;-ow~ lung axA
heaet, function for 10 to 15 hours. It iu carab'47c of autc.Z.atically
to the recinient's circulation anel w1thoUt tr..ju::a1i.:4ng

USSR
FRIYI'AKO A. A.j et al.j Vqyonn%)-I-'.cdit:3in:3kIy '"71mi-nalp No 21 1971, pp 22-23
of the blood raintains the neces-5ary blood flow rate,
2/2

USSR UDC., Hone
ARTEMENKOV, L. I., XOZLOV, P- I., INIELMIOV, P. I., DIMMIN, P. A.,
and FAMOV, L. 11. .... .. -'
"Maintaining a String Plasma in the TOW-M TO-I by an Automatic
Control System"
Moscow, FisIma v Zhurnal EksperL-jentallnoy i Teort-Aiclua-111'.0y FimiM, vol I'[,
No 5, 1973) pp 251-254
Abstract: M, e principca diff iciilty in controlling Urle latilitI21111,11ce of fl. I;trillg
Plasm ill Ue T~I-Iwrmik TO-1 is the ", )lification of the (mr-lent; inquced iii the
control wincUw-, that occw-s vith shit'to of the plwiim. To copi! irit-i-i lii,-; rtrid
V
other control problems. '..e eathars, of this IaLtur corndl:~cted un U-,e
TO-1 to study the depandence of -Wic rAcroscopic cbarac,W-rJ.[;tI:LCr-. of a
string on the tine constant of tbe control windivE, -Ath:hi t1if;: o", O.U442
seconds. Typical oscillograms of t~rxe discharge at init:Lal hy:L:!-U,-;erI rrcosul,es
of 2-10-4 irn Hg, witli a longitudinal mignatic fieIrl of 8.2 1,1nitm, - -
,imn rmld a vert"cal
correcting field of 23 1
,gauss for two valuer, oe tLe contral xrLn~UriL7 tir~c veristznt,
shov that a duration of a plasma current pulrt of as (is is b-t~s4-;c-
ally a furetion of the vertical corrocting fimld. Pho (wrren for I.lie:-,c
tions are obtained. Exnxdnatian of oscil-togrians taken by i7-aj7-%,Aic prulx~.,i
I /~

USSR
AMEI'r,E'MW,I L. I.) at al, Pistina v Zhurrial Bkoperij:wAP-11no:r i TQoretfch,-s'-.oy
Fiziki, vol 17, No 5, lq73, Pp 251-254
measuring the shift in the plas-la, string; alono- its .1arj-,!,-' radd%is s~-,Ows Viat it
can be divided into three staCes, each of uftich is wia%yzed. Mhe author*
express their thanks to I. N. Golovin for his corx-:eats and to N. N. Shvin'lt fo.-
conducting the optical neaGure-elits.
2/2
Jj

1/2 020 UNCLASSIPIEU PROCESSING oArE--30OCT7,
TLTLE-EFFECT O~.: WATER VAPOR AND ETHYk ALCOHOL ON THETIQkIUM 226 ENANATIO:
DIFFUSION RATE IN CELLULOSE TRIACETATE -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-NITZOLOt Do* ZAeORENKO& K*8.* KURBANOVi Khol.w KOZLOV$ Pa.
CCUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
SOURCE-VYSOKOMOL. SOEDIN.v SER* B 1970t 12(3)o 182-4
DATE PUBLISHEO 70
SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY, MATERIALS# NUCLEAR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
TOPIC TAGS-SORPTICNt WATER# ETHANOL, CELLULOSE AE$lNr ACETATEs THORIUM
SCINTILLATION
CCNTRCL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
iI`_-DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--2000/0670 STEP NO-UR/0460i'lt)/012/00~~/0132/0184
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0124342
UNCLA-5-S I F lf-D

212 020 UNCLASSiFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT7
CIRC ACCESSICN NG-AP0124342
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- A8STRACTe THE SORPTIJIN (11- Ii SU82 0 OR ETOH
BY CELLULOSE TRIACETATE (1) INCREASES THE OJFFU$(ON (IF rHOR0,11 (LIAANAT[Ot
FROM PRIME228 TH) FROM THE INSIDE OF THE I FILM rC IVS, OUTSICE. THE
FILMS CONTG. ADSORBED THORON WERE KEPT IN STREA-45 01: DRY AIR OR AIR
SATD. WITH H SUB2 0 OR ETOH VAPOR AND THE RATES 13F THURON EMANATION WERI
DET0. BY SCINTILLCMETRY. FROM THE KINETIC CURVES THLIS oBTAINEU, TfiE
DIFFUSION COEFFS. OF H SU82 0 AND ETOH INTO I WE14E fOUND TO 0"; 2.7 TIME!
10 PRIME NEGATIVE 6 AND 8.2 TIMES 1.0i'PRIME NEGATIVE 4 CM PRIME2-MINO
RESP. FACILITY: MOSK. GOS. UNIVO Ltt. L0140NOSOVA. MOSCOW. USSR10
UNCLASSIFIEO

USSR
UDC 6-21.31,87
VJB17--K1Y, L.G., K-.ZLOV, R.I., ZCROWV, I.I., SCKOL'Y, N.A.,
, .' 1. . 1 -1 -j"". 4 .. ~~
*System Approach To Analysis Cf Causes And Nature O-e FulWrvo C.' Froducts Cf
Electronic Technoloff"
Elektron. tekhnil-a. Dlauchno-tekhn. ob. U r. ;:-aches;tvOx .1 uta.-.-,~rtlz.
Mectronic Technology. Scient:,-fic-Techn,.'~ ~10oilecticn- ---al4ty 2.**.i~=~-o-snt
Ani Standarization), 1970, Iseue 5v pp ;'-12 (fro=
kj~~nen~ive, No 4, April 1971, Abstract N-o 4A2)
Tranalaticn: Me principlea are considered oV a system upprou(~-h which vtkt~s it
pounible to determine operationally the cDuseo o~' V:Allures ani to incret.,ve t),e
effectiveness of oFerstion of a eyetom of supervisizin aiiii covir-01 of t~-.O C'Jai-
ity of the producto of electronixis t401-nO1OY:14 Exutzpletj axe proeented cl., t"e
realivation olo a system approach for gPo-diBeharee dovL4iets (w;4,.h gae i'ilA'. I ng)
which assumes use of a computer f~)r proccusing of tile raisulta obtvined. N.V.

USSR
TROF]MOVSKAYA) L. S., N"I'LICUSNOEj L. S.
"Llaterials for the C,~.-es of Ba~ll E'Larilv,s"
Tr. Len~n:r. in-, avia+n. (1'.'Orks Or the
?
Instmmient BuilcLirg), ll/,/!~ v~vp. '73,, pp 97-102 (Afrooi ii2l-hl.
lloscowj~ No 3. kar 197,2, Abstract 140 3-41-P42)
Translation: The zuthors present the reoilt., of a ~qtuiljt c_n th,-I
and coefficient of friction of the 0012'-4.-~)
textolits on a Folished base) aU or w1llieJt can be Xtsed f"Or of
boarings. Origbial articlo: four illustrations, one jz~ble, jaw twu bilAjo-
graphic entries. Resume.

112 022 UNC L A S S I F I E-0 oi,,~ocmo.NG r o_:--3joc T,? -3
TITLE-EXPERIMENT ON THL BEAM EXTRACTION bY AN ELE(*,.lRO5lATlC UEFLECTOR
FROM THE JINR 2 METkE ISOCHAONUUS CYCLOTRON -U-
AUTHOR-051-ShELAY EVv I.A., ALFEYEV* V.S., KOZLCPVv �..t.Ltt NIKULAYEVt V.m.,
GGANESYA.Ni RuTS.
COUNTRY OF INFO-LSSR
SOURCE-LAB. CF NuCLEAR REACTIONS). 1970. 12P. DEP* CFSrI
DATE PUBLISHEC--70
SUBJECT AREAS-PHYS ICS
TOPIC TAGS-IGN BEAM# CYCLOTRON# ELECTROSTATICS
CCNTROL-MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3002/0139 STEP NO--I)R/Oi)01)1*001001)1001)/0012/t)01"'
CIRC ACCESSION N0--AT0l'J,'763

212 022 UNCLASSIFIED PROCCSSMG DATE-306CY70
CIRC, ACCESSION NU-ATOIZ7763
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- AbsraACT. EXTRACTION (,~11- TRIE.' ION VAGM
THE JINR 2 METER ISOCHAONGUS CYCLOTRON BY A SYSIFN LOM;JiINING AN
ELECTROSTATIC DEFLECT~SR AND FUCUSING MAGNETIC CHAl0N*-`L IS DLSC;;'l6t7-'D.
FACILITY: JOINr INST. FGR NUCLEAR RESEARC.1it DOBNA LISSR.

L12 031 UNCL ASS IF I E() Plli:)CESSING 'l)-%TL----30C.Cf70
JITLE-ORBIT PARAMETERS OF THE Z METER JINR ISUCHRUNOUS ClUUTALIN --U,--
'AUTHOR-i
'03)-SHELAYEV, I.A.9 KCZLOVvjl."--4lLLENlNl 13 0A.
l.,CCUNTRY UF INFO---USSR
~-UURCE-JlhR P9 5033 LAS. Of NUCLEAR REk~N$o t970o W. DEP. CFSTI
-OATE PUBLISHED----70
.-SUBJECT AREAS-PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--URbIT PARAMLTERe CYCLOTRUNt MAGNETIC FIE1.1) MEA5UREMENTo
BETATRONs OSCILLATIONI(U)BESM DIGITAL ~(JHPUTER
ccNrROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
,,DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/fRAME--3002/0165
_CIRC ACCESSIC1% NO-AT0127789,
STEP NO--UR/0000/70/000100010018/OOL8

212 031 UNICLASSIFLED P11.01CESSING DATE-30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AT0127789
ABSTRACT/EATRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE SCHEME OF THE CALCULATION OF
THE ORBIT PARAMETERS AND PHASE GRAPHSt AIJUPT&D 131, PROCI.-ISING I'lif: f)ATA 01:
THE MAGNETIC FIELD MEASURLMEWS 01- THE 2 METRE I~i"ICHRObit)US is
DESCRIBED. THE RESULTS t,F rms CALCULATION 6Y U'.-)t LIF Vil-
BESM 4 COMPUTER AKE PkESENVED. IT IS SHCWN THAI I'Hl: N'o
SUBR, NU l.ULqZ bErATRC,% fiSLILLAI'lON FREQUENCESI, 0i.;JAIN(:l)
APPROX11MATE ANALYTILAL FORMULAE, AGREE WELL WITH 111-1t: K(-.-5iJL'lS (IF
NUMkRICAL INTEGRATION. FACILITY: JUIIJ 06T. i-llk NUCLEAR
RESEARCH, DUBNA USSR*
~--T-T T.-I

1/2 027 U14CL ASS IF I E D PROCESSING 0ATF--lt3QCT70
T.LTLE--EFFECT OF RADICAL CHEMISORPTION ON TlfE ELECTkOPHYSICAL PARAMET~AS
OF THE REAL SURFACE OF GERMANIUM -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-KOZLOVI S.N.9 NOVOTOTSKIYVLASOV, YU.F.,o K'ISELEVv V*Fov
SHARAPOVp VoM*
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-FIZ. TEKH. POLUPROV. 1970, 4121, 356-8
I.A)ATE PUBLIS"EO ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--CHEMISORPTION, GERMANIUM SEMICONUUCTORt (RYST.~L SURFACEp
C"ARGE EXCHANGEt OXIDE FILM, EPR SPECTRUMv 4UtNONEP BENL~NE DERIVATtVEi
MOLECULAR INTERACTION
11''CONTRUL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
30CUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1968/0084 sup
:--IRC ACCESSIO'N N10--AP0105170

212 027 UNCLASSIFIED P11.0CESSING 0ATE--I6(JCT70
L-.IRC ACCESSION 10--AP0105170
ARSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTR40- THE CHEMISIJli~;ITIDN OF ST11ONG
ACCEPTOR MOLS. (N-Bel-410OUINONE) ON N TYPE GE WITH HIGH RESISTIVIfY (27
OHM CM) WAS SIUOIEU TO DET. THE Mc-CHANISH OF CHAM;IE TRANSFER tilirrifEN A
SEMtCt)NDUCTL)R AND MOLS. CHEMICSORREL) ON IHE SUtl:A(:'.E: OF A SEMIC0440OCTUR
OXIDE FILM. ALTERATIONS IN ELEcTROPHYS. PROPE-I.T111.1, 01: THE SURFAC(- WEkE
STUDIED AT 30OUEGREESK ON (JpE PLATES ErCHE9 IN 6011,ING Ii SU62 0 sull'!,
WHILE ON GE POWDERt CHEMISORPTION WAS STUDIED BY 1;:Vk. l0kN r4
BENZOQUINONE WAS LET INt THE SURFACE WAS )UICKLY 1.1-1AK61-1) NEG. (I*AU LESS
THA14 2 MIN), FHE CUNCN. OF FAsr SURFACE STATES AND rpif .4,Ak.
RECOMBINATION RATE INCREASED SLIGHTLY (FROM 10-~O TO 1350 CM-SEC~. I'li E
EVR PEAK INTENSITY AFTER I Hk CORRESPONDE0 TO A SPIN CONCNo OF 1-1 TIXi--S
10 PRIMEIL-C.A PRIME2 AND WAS NOT CHANUEO V4 THE C(JUkS[- OF A F64 DAYS, AS
WELL AS ELECTROPHYS, PROPERTIES OF GE IN N BENZ00101NONii VAPOR. I[ Is
ASSUMED-THAT NEW SUKFACL STATES CAN BE CKEATtO BY DIFF,'j~ION OF AUSGR81'ril'
MLILS. TO THE SEMICONDUCTOR OXIDE INTERFACfe FACILITY: MUSK.
GUS.'UNIV. Iti. LOMONOSOVA# MOSCOW* USSR*
=L - -1

-112 018 UNC L A S r. I F (EDI0A0CE.$SING DArE-230CT70
TITLE--EFFECT (IF THE ADSORPTION CF SI)ME MOLECULES (IN THE ELECTROPHYSICAL
. PARAMETERS OF THE REAL SURFACE 3F (5ERMANIUM -U-
AUTHOR-(031-KOZLOV, S.N., jNUVOT0TSKIYVLASOVv YU*F.j KISELEV, V.F4
-COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
--FIZ. TEKH. POLUPROV.
SOURCE 1970t, 4 Z)r 353-5
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS, CliEMISTRY
:.TOPIC TAGS--GERMANIUM ALLOY, CARBON DIOXIDEr GAS AD$0RPTWN, CARBON
MONOXIDEs SURFACE AREAt OXIDE FILM
.CONTROL WKING--NO.RESTRICTIONS
OOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/1477 STEP NQ--UIZ/0449/7i.)/004,/002/03!i3/0355
CIRC ACCESSION NU--AP0120264
L A'_~ _~ I F I -E: f)

2/2 018 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-230CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0120264
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSYRACT. THE EFFECT WAS STUDIED OF TiiE
.ADSORPTION OF COp CO SUS2, ANO NO MOLS. ON TiiE ISURFACE PJTE~JTJAL, y, THE:
CURVES FOR THE CHARGE CAPTURE BY FAST SURFACE STATES lki SuL-all THE VALUE
OF THE CHARGE CAPTURED ON SLOW SURFACE STATES (0 $U-4~-1U)i THE KINET[CS OF
SLOW PROCESSES (TAU)i AIND THE RATE OF SU0,ACE RECU,1161NA,riwi FOR
RHO AND N GE WITH'A SP. AESISTANCE 125-30 OHM CM)~j ORIENTEL) PAkALLEL TO
THE (111) PLANE. THE FIELD,EFFECT METHOD AT A HIGHt SINUS0110AL SIG14AL
WAS USED IN COMBINATION WITH THE STANOARD PHOTOCOINZ). THE DETNS, WERE
MADE ON FRESHLY ETCHED SAP0L~S (AFTER HOLDING IN oli VAGUUM FOR 5F-VERAL
DAYS) AND ON SAMPLES HEATEO IN A VACUUM At 500DEGREESK. ALL OF THE
MEASUKEMENTS WERE MADE AT 300DEGREESK ANO THE CHANGES IN THE VALUES WERE
TABULATED. ON THE FRESHLY ETCHEO SAMPLES ALL 3 MULS. ACTE0 AS
ACC EPf 01S. FOR THESE A TYPICAL VALUE OF TAU IS Sj%tILA?l TO 3-5 MEN AND
ON THE HEATED' SAMPLES TAU SIMILAR TO ZO-30 MEN. THE DIFFERENCE IS DUE
TO THE DIFFERENCE IN THE It SUBZ 0 CONCN* 114 THE 111:10E LAYERe
FACILITY: MOSK. GOS. UNIV..IM. LUMONOSOVA, MUSCOWt USSR.

1/2 025 UNCLASSIFIED 1410CESSTV40 D&TE-2GNO-170
TITLE--S~LECTIVE AJS'JkP1 [,-j.\i 1.4 ?~.-JCRUAULECt AAR SOLVIJONS P.MJ RATE CGNSTANrS
7771
GF PGLYPEFIZATICN UU-1hNIARY STEPS -U-
ALThOR-(C2)-Kfj1LdV, S.V.r YE.NIKOLOPYAN, N.S.
CCLN-TkY OF It,;FG-LSSJZ
SGUALE-CO/ L . AK40 . NAUK SS SR 1970, 19 1( 4) , 8 39-40
OA tE PUft I SHE I; ------- 70
SUBJECT
NPIC TAC ' AusoppriuN, CHEAICAL
)L
METHACi~YLAIL, t3U4i.CNL L ~,~IVATIVE't ILUORMA,ruo UR641[c
LHLUR1Nii1LG GkGA.%IC CON.PoUND
CCNT;;LL Mt~',,Kf Ak*j'--tit1,1 :)F51,R((;-o1UfjS
OCCUMENT CLAS*.)--uNC
PkCXY KI-t Ij -1~) I f-.P 11110--U41002017CO, Ili I

Tnl!M~T-l T7V
212 0?5 UNCLA' S E 0 0 C. t L) N J V
C-19C
AoS TR AC L,'~ TL~ AC T-- U) A 6'J" i N ~ I k II I A y
F 41 L L Y,", SLli4'l (A. A. :SCHULTSY P J. f'Ljd';"'e? 1'1)~'-')
I L
A NA L . 71-L ;)L:LY,4'i. ~,Af~ ;,41- METHeiCRYL,oTi~:~ Vi Ft4-, C,-~
SUJ-t Co su(~2 ,i-~S L y PK Cr'U.k F 10 '1. A LI U MuN, il~ 1: Si
OUF Tt" Si-i-FCTIVE A;) S (],!-, p TI~j~Z. IHF lild.~-~J6H,
A MAX. THt Vk'JL, f-:~ AC TION OF ThE~ SULVENT I S
F A C I L11Y: I %s I F I It .F m J S c' (j 1~ S S

777777--
i12 015 UNCLASSIFIED Pit(ICESS'liNG DATE---0li')L"0
TITLE--DIFFUSION CONTROL OF CHAIN TeRMIN47'10W AND 140L,Rjl.AA; ~iILIGHI
DISTRIBUTION IN RAOICAL POLYMERIZATION -U-
AUTHOR-( KAMENOMOSTSKAYA# S.L.* QYCHLWfllQJV, AA.,
YENIKOLOP M.S.
.COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-OOKL, AKAO. NAUK SSSR 1970v 191151, 1,063-5
--DATE- PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS-REACTION KRIETICS, RADJ(,~AL POLYMNUZATI(Ifilt r rwr
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PRCXY REEL/FRAME--3004/1871 STEP
IRC ACCF'~'SION t,Afl--Af0lV13'

2/2 015
C(RC ACCESSION NO--AT013,1133
48STRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-O-
EXPRESS THE DEPENDENCE OF
(YISTRIBUTION ON DIFFUSION
JNST. KHIM. FIZ., MOSCOW,
UNCLASSIFIEO
ABS'r.~ACT ti A TH
CHAIN TERMINATION,
CONTROL [N RADICAL
USSR.
PIP
p 11% D t:l 1 11 11; 1)
RI:L.Al*llllll!l 'kl:
KINETIC$ ANI) 1"10L. Wr'.
POLY1414o, L I

A EVIEW OF NEW FOu c- Ic PSTCF40LOGY T EACHING AID
f Book* re-41- by Prol' 0, R mnai,vikl, I fIk t r of u r idival _-;c i eners,
K.=I.U "L-4 k1jr-r i. Kha7dolc-4, , mittruelor at thr 5aratoy
alitute; i~OSC07-.gotswl- iches" a 7alconnapt'. Russian.
N, 1971. signed to press IZ 'November 1971. pp, 85-1061
Miring the last dac4de interest in psychology has noticeably
grown. And fortne ic psychology. th- etawrat i.0 and llevvlapm~nt of
-4ih b-gan relAtive,lir recently. It attriac!irzi attention. 11,.- development
of forterizic pisych'Aoty and the liorinrly introducticia Of its -chievernents
into practica are directly rinnected with trzLchinft it in the higher
juridical education inatitutea, Thi,refore. textat and !earhang aiclo f-~r
this diaciplitic are extremely needed.
The work of A. 0`110v beinK rcvit'w"cl ts t)"" 0( t$Ae Orst Attemlito
to create a leacning aid for forensic psychology. The cult. of
psychological repilarstwmans) the psychulogical character4ottca tit
irripleincriting the tankA of socialist jitatice to shown in it. The atithor
e9 special attention in studying 04e activity of implementing justice
gn-d investigates its psychokolitcal sides and special features. 'the aid
contains a general and a op,,cial part.
The first section tthe general part) is &it isitroductinit to
forensic psychology. Here its significance far the activity it( irnplerricril.
ing justice. its oubject. me-thod. tasks. and place in the, system U( at1wr
iencen are shown. The author exhaustively argAiep for the theoretical
me
basis of inaking forensic psychology an indepcrident science. 14P says
0 that the line cd psychological laws and charac,erist,cs by themselves in
any form of human activity still cannot create the bases Itir making it an
-J *A. Dulav. Sudc~bnaikholojtiys chebinoye posobuyel I Forensic
Psychollogy (Teaching Aid) Vyashaya Shkota nititishtnit Illous., Minsk,
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GRAPOV, A. F., KOZLOV, V._A BABKINA, 9, 1., and MEVINTKOV, 14. N. , All
Union Scientific Research Institute of Chemical Plant 11rotecrive Agento,
and the Branch of the Scientific Physical-Chemical Reseiarch Institute
imeni. L. Ya. Karpov
"Chlorocyclohexyltliiophosplionic Acid and CyclotiaxinyltiLit)ph.DilpliLnic AcLd
Chlorides and Amides"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khinii, Vol 43 (105), No 9, Sep 73, pp 191"?-1921
Abstract: Heating phosphorus trichlaride with chLorof,-yc.'Lelitt)~vldicilloro-
phosphine at 125' for 3 lirs yields acid
dichloride, which reacted with triethylantine in benzcihe converts
to cyclohexen-1-ylthiopliosphanic acid dichloride.
phosphine reacted with triethylam:Uie yields cyclohexen- '1-111dWilorophoaphine
which can be converted to a derivative of tetracoordinated phosphorus by an
exchange reaction with phosphorusthlotrich.loride.
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DEHISENKO, 0. N., IVICHEV, B. V., K04LQV. V. A., SK01*1PAD, Yu. D.,
STROYKOV5 M. Ye.
"Fifty-Channel Dosimeter With Transistorized Detectors"'
Moscow, Meditsinskaya Radiologiya, Vol 18, No 2, 1973, ))p 40-45
Translation: Department of Roentology and Radiology (Ohief-Academiciau of
Academy of Medical Sciences, USSR, G. A. Zedgenidze) of the Scientific-
Technical Institute of Medical Radiology of the Academ!r of Kedical Sciences,
USSR, Obninsk.
Growth of means for measurement of dose fields Uad to the creation -of
automatic isodoseographs of the following or scanning type ~V. A. Volkov, Kh.
Dzhons; E. G. Bochkarev and V. A. Mikhaylov). In assemce stich an isodoseo-
graph is a dosimeter, the movement and recording of re*dings of which taka
place automatically. The principal disadvantages of -a device of this type
is the low operativeness, the impossibility of measurements in solid p-hantors,
and also with the use of mobile methods of irradiation provide a way so that
the isodosograph pertains to the class of single-chinml recording S*"stvms.
Transition to multichannel methods of recording becauz:e of the basic
trend in measuring techniques makes it possible to cli~"ifnate the disaldvantal.,es
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In the literature a 10-channel isodoseograph with funization chambers
(Birkner) is described; however, the small number of detectors requires ad-
ditional transfer of them which for practical purposes reduces the principal
advantages of a multichannel system tonothing.
A fifty-channel system of recording a done Held with megavolt radia-
tion energy was developed by us.
The over-all block diagram of the multichannel dosimeter shown in
Fig. I is constructed on the principle of time sharinji; of Oic channels. The
commutator Kl, which is triggexed by the generator G, aucce8sively connects
the detectors DI--D50 to the input of the d-c amplLfiin, (M). The amplified
signal passes by way of commutator K2, operating in step with the. corwoutator
KI, through the correcting network KTs,_KTSr intendad for balancing the
sensitivity of the detectors, and is a mitte into rho recording device. The
recording device is a digital voltmeter.TsV, the frequency of the measurement
cycle of which is also determined by the gerierat~:)r G, The retiponse of the
digital voltmeter can be recorded visually. photographically or with Oic aW
of the digital-printing device TsO, During the comparinive r4lpresenttition of
the results of the measurement$, the signal Jo of the rcferi!nce detector is
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established with the aid of a resistor R, 100 percent equal to 100 units (mv).
The sensitivities Ju of the other detectors automatically represent the ratio
Jn/Jo expressed in percentages.
Semiconductor silicon phototransducers with a p-n jonction are used as
radiation detectors, the electrical and dosimetric character of which are well
known (Yu. B. Mandel'tsvayg; A. N. Krongauze and coaathors; F. 1. Glerin and
coauthors). For their use in a multichannel system it is necessary that the
spread of the basic parameters -- sensitivity, energy depemdence, internal
resistance - be a minimum. The initial choice of detectors with dLftensions
of 10 x 10 x 1 mm from a batch of 300 piecips waa mado on the basis of mcai~ure-
ments with the aid of an avometer [ampere-volt-ohmmeter] o9 the valuoa of the
forward and back resistances. As investigationg shouted, for maintenanice of
zero of an amplifier operating in a compensating re$lme it is necessary that
the maguitude Rback be not less than 50--60 kOhm.
After this, the Lnergy dependence was studied of 10 detectors arbi-
trarily selected from a batch of detectors in the 13-120 e.v. range.
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Fig. 1. Block Diagram Of Multichannel Dosimeter
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The results obtained show that the maximum spread does not exceed 20-30
percent. It practically did not affect the attenuation curves of C060 mdasured
with the aid of these detectors. The attenuation emrves colticided with atten-
uation curves measured by the scintillation detector of tite NS-200/B dosimeter
with a precision on the order of 3 percent, which corresponds to data obtained
in the work of V. K. Lyapidevskiy. The geometry of the deTector in the form of
a plate with dimensions of 10 x 10 x I mm is not opttmum, Wtich appears in the
dependence of the sensitivity on the angle of incidence of, the quanta e--ission.
In order to improve the geometry, the plates were divided into two equal hi~lves
which then were superimposed one. on the other (sensitive sLde Inward) so that
the over-all dimensions of the detector became equal to 10 % 5 x 2 mm, Electric-
ally, these parts of the detector were connected in liaralliel, thanks to which
the electrical parameters and the sensitivity of the new d*tector correspond
to the original (up to cutting). The dependence of Che renponse on the. angle
of incidence of the Yquanta. during this did not e:,-.coeJ 5 percent (the analogous
magnitude for the original plate was 25 percents.
The maximum spread of the detector was in sennitiv:1.1-.y. The dtfferential
distribution of sensitivity is shown in Fig. 2 a and the Ittegral in Fig. 2 b.
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Id JO Jd 1e" YO 1470
a
49 4'.') ~'O
1~ 6.
Fig. 2. Distribution of Detectorn With ftespcct to
Sensitivity
a--Differential; b--Integral. ' Solid lilm! up ti) "cutting
6/15 of the detectors; doLted Hne, after.
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Co60 radiation was used in determining the sensitivity. The relative
sensitivity (the response of the most sensitive detector is taken as equal to
100) is plotted on the X axis and the relative numberof dttecccrs (the over-
all number of detectors in a batch corresponds to 100) on the Y axis.
All detectors were equali2ed to a relative senottivity of 40 percent.
It is clear that during this it is possible to utilize those detectors, the
relative sensitivity of which exceeds 40 percent. It ts possible mechanically
to reduce the sensitivity (e.g., by a decrease of the dimensions of the detec-
tor) and by electrical means. We used the latter metl~ad, for which correcting
networks were introduced into the electrical circuit itsep'l for the signals
after amplification, with the aid of which it was pooilible ~~moothly to change
the sensitivity to the necessary magnitude. . As seen J!rom Fl.g. 2 b, Lhg! rela-
tive number of detectors which were used during this did nott exceed 25 per-lent
(for a relative sensitivity of 40 percent). In order to increase the cutput
of the detectors in a batch which are used, and the preltmimary (up to elt3c-
trical correction) equalizing of their sensitivity, the process descrIbed
above of improving the geometry of the detectors was ti:qed. To accomplish this,
the halves of detectors with a relative sensitiv.1tv Irreuter th.-.in -.140 peref-t
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40 percent, so that the sum of their relative sensltlvirieiv would amount to
40 percent. The corresponding distributions after thet;e operations are shoro;n
in the dotted lines of Figs. 2 a and 2 b. It in seen Vhat the output of de-
tectors which are used increased up to 55 percent. Purthex1riore, the spread of
the detectors with respect to sensitivity (see Fig. 2 s) wat; substantially
decreased, which to a considerable degree contributed to a simplification of
the electrical circuits for sensitivity control. Aft-l!r elactrical connection
the firtal spread of 50 selected detectors did not excwad 2 percent.
The detectors were placed at the ends of rods (at a depth of 3 m) with
a length of 30 cm and a diameter of 1 cm, made of tisnue-equivalent mass M-3.
Conductors with a cross section of 0.14 mm passed within the rods. The number
of the detector was placed on the lateral face of the rod. For conventence in
exploitation, all the detectors were untted in groups of 10 pieces each, which
are connected via releasable connections to the block of t1w.- KI commutator,
distributed in the immediate vicinity of the phantom.
The principal circuit and the external appearance of the Multichannel
dosimeter are shown in Figs. 3 and 4.
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