SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KUDRYAVTSEVA, L.A. - KUKARKINA, M.A.

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USSR
UDC '15142-953:661-713-1
IVANOV) B. YE., WDRYAMPAVA, L. A., ZYABLIKOVA., T. A.,, BYKOVA, T. G., and
GOLIDFARB, E. I.., Institute of anic and Physical Chm:iistrj, itvni A. Ye.
Arbuzov of the Academy of Sciences USSR
"Condensation of Diethylphosphorous Acid with ForraldeW,de nnd Triethyl.
Phosphite"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk- SSSR, Serlya Khimicheslaya, No 7, 1971,
pp 1497-1502
Abstract: Condensation was carried out in the ternary eystan. triethyl 1),--os-phite
(TEP)-forraldehyde-diethylp)iasT)horoi~s aced (MP). the fo=tion of th~! product,
diethyl ester of ethylphavphonic acid (1)) reoultz, fn-)m the Imirtial.
tion of trieth-1 pliosphite in the rrer~ence oV die thylpll.a SP1,11-1 1-411.13 ILCid. Other
pro,d.ucts fon--ed included: 3iethyl ester of slpha-h:tn3.roi.,yneth jrlp' .1 oil r: ho ri (.. c1cid,
diethylphonponar::cthyl diethyl phosphite, 1-iiz-(tlie-thyl-2ittisrhLitit~.) Txwthyl (,,rter,
2,5-dioxa-2,5-dihydroxy-1,4,2,5-(iioxtidip~iospkial.entine, o-nd a 'j):,Dr1uct with V,-,e
gross formula C&H2006P2. The latter is probably a trxixl:~jre at' esters of hyz~,)-
phosphoric and isohypophosphoric acids. Me structure Of CHCh product wLs
proven by chemical and physic,-LI methods. These iiaclu(Wa nucI.E,,,Lr magneetic
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USSR
IVANCV, B. Ye, Izvestiya Akademii trauk. SSISII, Sariya MA3,Acheakaya, rb*'r,
1971, pp 1497-i5o2
resonance spectra, melting-point tests, and ir-frared spettra. Different qlan-
titative ratios of the ternary system components were cwbined to provida data
for the corresponding multi-product yield percentages foi, each ternary ca.---Donellt
ratio used.
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USSR
WC 542-91 + 661.718.1
IYAHOV, B. Ye., ard K Y VTSEVA L A , Institute of Qrigra:dt: and P*sical
11 il
Chemistry imeni A. Ye'.. AARryll"I"t'Ov", ii&;~ of Sciences U152
*Phosphousmethylation of Acetoacetic Eater and Acetylacetone"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk. SS3R, Seriya NO .1, Jan 71,
PP 125-131
Abstract: Acetoacotic ester reacts with trialql p.hosi)hitos siml forinaldahyde
or furfural by the usual phosphousz-othylation yioldixq,
ethylphosphonic acid asters. The reaction is carriv(h out ovcr sever.-LI hou'rS
at 140-2001C, etbansl bein!; distilled. Tatralize or excezo triet'hy! nil-ospnite
are used as solvenTs. When acotoncetic ester ro.-%at4X.L with trietw~.! phospai-_a
and benzaldehyde priopion-11deaydo or butyrft1d'0h!rd0, tt1Q 03,110CLOI 1-4 Lrtf I '%'aryl)
2-acetyl-2-carb,-Ico-c~fphosphonie acid ostert5 (L) woro wt inah1tvi. Llati.,xi t.:e
products obtained were
-keto_2-phospholenes-4 and 1-alk-ji-2-acety'.Lotiiylrtiot;~j~j)ni:- %clji e.,Lcra.
Obviously (1) are tharmalLy unstaole. Condensation oarrictl o-,~t in the terrviry
3ystem triethyl vhosphite-forou-tldeliyde-acetylacetont.~ yiel~a as-tars or
ethylphosphonic acids in addition to the normal pro-.1octs 0~ PhOSDhon;:Wthyla-
tion -- the esters of 2,2-diacetylethylphosphonic aclis.
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USSR UDC: 542.91+0`151.71d.1,
IVANOV, B. ye, 1~~ and LIYABLIKOVA, T,. A., :Dist -4tute of
Organic arA PhrSical Chemistry imad A.. Ye. Arbunov, Avademy of Scion3es U35i
*Formation of Oxaphospholans Derivatives in the VhosphP=at,!,q.Lat;b:)n oe Com-
pounds with a Kobile Hydrogen Atoe
Moscov. Izvastiya AkademiI Nauk SS!3.R,. Serlya h[himicheakaya. No 1, Jan ?0.
pp 96-100
Abstract: Five-memn'bered cyclic esters With OX,10110.5phOllInG (1) struct~-'re,
along with mixtures of diaIkjl(i,je,.Et)
were synthesized by heating at 145-1500 mixtures of dj.-E't Mnlonate, tra-~%;'e(Et)
phosphite, and parafornaldehyde in oxce:ss. The yield of 1 vas higner with
trimethyl than iwith triethyl phasphite(33 verstas 24P). -ut In4re 11 was
separated by redistillation frora the i3roducts of the reaction wi~,% tr"a'~.Iyl
phosphite only. 2ho producLs with oxaphospho-1-ine strwTurv, wnare
RI=Me. or R=Ac.. RI=Et. were obtained (trithout azor apprecia-ble amounts C;f 11),
I:or similar reactions of two other compounds with a mouile H a-.cm--Et .~yano-
acetate and Et acetylacetate, tri.-Re or tri-Et phospid,te, raspec~ivc-4, az'ei
paraformaldehydo. The I structure, was confirmed by 0,;emental analysis cla",
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USSR
IVAVIOV, B. Ye., Izvostiya Akademii Ilauk S35it, Serip Rhi mic hvi -NO I.,
Jan 70. pP 9u-100
JR. ESR, and spectra of the products. Also,
bethoxy-1, 2 -oxapho spho lane was hydrolyzed by heat~.ng uilth dilu-.ed HCI to
2-carboxy-i'-.3-propyleiiylp~o:;pk6ionic acid.
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USSR
UDC 542.91+0'61.718.1
IVANOV, B. E., a-DRYAVTSVIA Institute of Orgar-jo armi Physical C~-cmistry
imeni A. Yo. of Sciences, U53R
em
Tormation of 0-aphosphoLane Derivatives During Coademamtiom of Hhosphotiate
Esters with Formaldehyde"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademiyi Jauk SSSR, Seriya Khimickjetikayz, 4'10 5, ."Llay '('U1
pp 1180-1161
Abstract: Derivatives of oxophospholanes are formed b,',, coz"d'emsation of L."a
esters of 2,2-dicarbetho.V-.2-cya-mo-4-carbettio)W- arxi ;?--acotyl-Z-caruetnoxy-
at~hyl-phosphonic acids, wnen heated with formaldoijhydo With tmitinual remcval
of ethyl alcohol.

USSR UDC 524.91+547.461.$+547.241
TVANOV, B. Ye. , &WWA4AMkAJa,eA , and BMVA, T. G., Nstl cixte of Organic
and Physical a4emistry imeni A. eo Arbuzov, Academy of Sciences 0i the USSR
e.
"Interaction of (x-Hydroxymethylmalonic and Bis-(a-hydroicymethyl)malonic rsters,
With Trialk-ylphosphites"
Moscow, IAN SSSR, Seriya Mimicheskaya, No 9, Sep 70, p1) 2,0d3-2,067
Abstract: The authors investigated interaction of a-hyilroxyttA2thylmaloaiC ard
ymethyl)uulonic esters with triethylphosphite, trimethylpholiphite
bis-(a-hydrox,
and die thylchloro phoaph ite. Diethyl ester of 2,2-(Iicarl)ettho:i.:/i.~t,-iylpiiosp[iinic
acid is produced by reacting a-hydroxytauthy1nalonic astar wLilh triethylpholi-
phite and diethylchlorophospliite. 2-Alkoxy-2-oxo-4, 4-dicarbelthoxy-l-a"-2-
-phospholans are synthesized by interacting bLs-(a-hydrpxYmethyl)malonic.
ester with trialkylphosphites and diethylchlorophospliltm.
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UNCLASS-If IF01 f)ATE--11'lc970
1/2 013
TITLE--FORMATION OF OXAPHOSPROLANE- DERIVATIVES IN THE PHOSPH.31NOVETHYLATION
. OF COMPOUN13S WITH A MOBILE HYDROGEN ATOM -u-
AUTHOR--IVANOV, B.YE., KU0RYAV(j,$.E_VAjw_.,L.A.q ZYABLIKOVA, T.A.
tOUNTRY Or- INFO--USSR
SOURCE-AKAD. NAUK SSSR, SER. KHIMP 19709 (1h q6-100
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIG TAGS--NMR SPECTRUM, r)RqANIC PHOSPHORUS COMPOVIN0, F0lk-AfAj_0FtiY0~q
..MALONIC FSTERt ETHERt HETFROCYCLIC BASE COMPOUND
CCINTROL 4ARKTNG--N--l RESTPICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNICLASSIFIE0
PROXY REEL/FRAMF-1984/16-12 STEP
CIRC ACC~SSIONI 'T1--AP01002?2

212 013 UNCLA SSI FIED PROCESS114, ntTF--! I SrO70
CIRC ACCESSION ',1w--aPojooz2z
ABST;~ACT/EXTPACT--(U) GP-0- ArISTRACT, HEAT(NG ?4 r,
4 ~'K; T'
PARAF0qMALDEHYDll::t ANO 1606 G p(()mFjSU(.jj To jjooE-cj~,f:js HE ~kM)
KATING 3-4 Hnr. AT 150DFGREPS GAVE A FR&CTI'3Nj 8 SNI.00.011 120-V1131" Q;:
CONTG. MIXED DI-ME 2v2,DICAR-RFNTH13XY ETHYLPHOSPI-10NATF (1) %'J)
2,METHOXY,2,QXO*4,4v[)ICAqBFTHDXY,lt2, OXAPHOSPHOLA107 ( r[l, SFPO. 'Y
REDISTN.; 1 8 SU80.03 125-60EGREESt N PR.ImE20 SUBD !.4390, 1) P4111-El-10
MINUS; 11 8 SU80.004 116-POEGREESs 1.4535# 1.2492. S1411.44 ;-FACT1,7114
t+ITH P(LIETISUB3 GAVE (C-Tf).~SUQ2 P(O)CH SUB2 CHICO SM12 ET)SO'12 AND [if ('R
EOUALS'CO SU82 F-1, R PRIME-1 EQUALS ETlt-B ~URQ.001 120-IDESREESt 1.64q0v
1.2035, IN NEARLY EQUAL AMTS. SIMILAR REACTION 131~ NCCA4 ';lJil2 CJ S09? ET
ANO P(OME)SUB3 WITH PARAFORMAL-)EHYDE GAVE III IR EQUALS CH, rZ
EQUALS ME)v 8 SUBO.03 140-IDEGREESt 1.4630, 1.2738~ WHILE ACCH S117S2 cri
SUB2 ET AND P(OET)SUB3 WITH PARAFORMALOEHYDE (;AVE '111 4R E~JIJALS Ac, ck
PRIMEI EQUALS ET)o B SUBO.015 1250EGREFSt 1.4630, 1.2271: It HE4TED
WITH DIL* HCL GAVE tio SUB2 CC(:Ct4 SU82)CH SlJR2 NO) (00 S102, M.
148-SIDEGPEES. NMR SPECTRAL CURVES (2) WERE SHCWN~. A REACTION SCHF-4P
WAS PROPOSED.

USSR UDG;
KUDRYAVTSEVA, LI., MEZ111POr, I. I., FONOMREV, S. F., YAVIS.HYA, V. L.
"Experimental Study of Axi.syrupetrical Froftled Super-acinle Nozrles 'with I.Cw
Re Numbers"
Uch. Zap. Tsentr. Acrogidrodinam. In-ta [Scientific Ift-itinj1:5 of Centi'al
Institute of Aerodynamics and 11~drodynamitsj, 1973, 4, No .3, pp 113-126
(Translated from Referatix-nyy Zhurnal Avlatsionnyye i. Itaketii:,-ye D~igateli.
No 11, 1973, Abstract No 11.34.85, from the resume)
Translation: Results are presented from experimental :~,zndy of the flow
into axis)-mmetrical profiled supersonic nozzles, de-signed considerinp thc~
influence of viscosity on the production of it flow with M=6 and varioirs
design values of wall temperature. The Re L nomber for hoth nozzlc- is
9.3.103, t1le
thick-ne.,,., of eXtl.action of the laminar homikkirv Inver in the
output cross section of the nozzle is comparable to thc- radi.wi of the i.,;Cri-
tropic contour or even greater than it. It is shown that con-,ideratioll of.'
., in addition of the thickness of
the influence of the viscosity, consisting
extraction of the boundary layer to the ridius of the ~sentr.-)pjc C-ontom-,
leads to satisfactory results: in spite of the small dintension,; of th'-,
nonviscouq core, the %I number in it, within the Limits (if thi.- outpiit chnr--:~-
teristic rhwmbtis, is practical)), emistani. and ekitial -;I, it'd
6 Figures; 3 Biblio,

USSR UDc 669.112.3
pEREvERSEVA, YE. Go, SOKOLOV, K. No., N. , and
GRISHKO, V. F., Zhdanov Metallurgical Instit Ve
"Effect of Arsenic on the Diffusion of Carbon in Aastenite
and Ferrite of Low-Carbon Steel"
Moscow, Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebenykh Zavedeniy -- Chernaya
Metallurgiyam No 2, 1970, pp 110-113
Translation: A study was made of the effect of arsenic on the
diffusion of carbon in austanite and ferrite, It was established
that arsenic increases the rate of carbon diffusion in these
structural constituents. With an increase ivi the content of
arsenic from 0 to L%, the activation energy q)f St. 3 steel
in austenite changes from 35,900,to 31,600, -respectively,
and in ferrite -- from 18,800 to 16,00 cal/4-dt*M.
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2, 019 UNCLASSIFIED PRO~EssliiG DATE--230Cr7O
r-I'TLE--LIQUID VAPCR EQUIL 16R IUM IN THIOPHENEt NL MOME. RIANEI METHANOL,
THIOPHENE9 AND METHYL ETHYLKETONE 1141OPHENE SNS'FEMS -U-
:AUT140k-(02)-KUORYAVTSEVA, L-S.* EYSENo 0o
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--LH. PRIKL. KHIM. (LENINGRAJ~v 43(31# 708-11
.DATE PuaLISHEO ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--PHASE EOUILIBRIUMt THIONkNEt NITROMETHAMEv MEVHANOLt KETONE,
GAS CHRUMATOGRAP11Y, AZEOTROPIC MIXTUKEP UISTILLATION
CalTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1995/1420 STEP NO--UR/0,380/TO/OitliJ')03/0708/0711
CIRC ACCFSSION NQ--Afl0ll/)8h7
UNCLASS IHFO

2/2 019 UNCLASSIFIED moassviiG oArE--Z3QCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0116867
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT, THE EOUIL. IN SYSTI-ViS THIL)PHENE
(I.) MENO SU8Z AT 750EGREESt 14EU14-1 AT 550E~REESP Ahlr) MECOET-1 At
750EGREES WAS STUDIEL) BY GAS CHROMATOG. -ANO VACUUM 01ST4, ALL 3 SYSTEMS
ARE NUNIDEAL AND SHOWED POS. DEVIAtlOt4S FROM RAOULTIS LA)i. AZ~ortiopjc
MIXTS, WERE FORMFO FOR I-MENO SUB2, B.P. 82.7DEGREE$, CUNTG. 0.617 MOLE
FRACTION I AND FOR MEOH-I WITH A BbPo 5944DEGREES, ~ NT15. 0#667 140LE
FRACTION 111. ACTIVITY COEFF. GAMMAI AND GAMHA2 FOR awrii COMPONENTS
WERE CALCD. ON THE BASIS OF THE E00ATION LOG GASM&I OVEll GAMMA2 EQUALS 0
(I MINUS 2X SUBI) PLUS C(6X SUBI (I MINUS X SUOI) HINUS 1) PLUS D(l
MINUS 2X SUOMI MINUS BX SURI (I MINUS X SUBM (K SLo3k IS MOLE
FRACTION OF COMPnNENT IM; THE CONSTS. WERE (SYSTEM# Sot Ct AND 0
GIVEN): MEND SU82# 4504, 0.0448t 0.0308; MEOH-tv 0.5182, MINUS 0,1491v
0*0992; MECOET-tv 0.04871 MINUS 0.0143o' 000053o, FACILITY: INST.
KHIM,-t TALLINt USSR,
UNCLASSIFIED

/2 ols UNCLAS SI FIE;, llATE--n?:',cr70
TIrLE-LIQUID VAPOR EQUILI~kRIUM IN blNARY SYSTEMS CUNI'AININC
'ISOTHiRMAL LIQUID VAPI'i-, E.3.UILIARIUM IN 6INARY MUMS UORM~'~) 'AY I
AUTH0R-(03)-KV0AYAVTSfiVA, L.S.v VIlT, 4.v, lElSENv
CCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SCURCE-EESTI NSV TEAD. AKAD, TIUN,q KEEMov, GEJL. 1910, 1.911), 22-9
-DATE PUBLISHED---70
SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
'PTENEf ALKENEt ETHIltillLt PROPANIL,
TOPIC TAGS-PHASE EQUILIBRIUMP HE
7 AIECTROPEt GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY
RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIFO
PROXY REEL/FRAME--193910445 STEP N()--UR/04 7070 lill L 'i IGO 1. ))2,?l 0029
L'IR11" ACCrSSILi N10-AP0107051

212 015 UNCL ASS IF I ED PR1311.*(-~!,ING 'DArE--021.-~e.TT0
~.VRC ACCESSIGN NO-APOL07051
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-W) GP-0- AbStRACr. LIQ,- VAPOR IN
ET0t+-j-HkPTthEw PROH-1-HEPTL-NE 14r-.'C-.')E,r-1--HCPTENE-' 41 IN
ISO-6UGH-1-JCTENft ISO-BUCAC-1-OCTENE, 1St3-8U(JAS-z1.-ocrf:NfE (%-, 15DEGRFES C
WAS STUDIrD BY GAS CHROMATOG. TO CEITAIN CONSTS. nil; Pit',111CH KISTER
EQUATION AND TO CALC. THE ACTIVI(Y CQEFF* RATIO IN T-if: VAIJ LAAR-
E
EQUATION. ALL OF THESE SYSTEKS ARE NONIDEAL9 HAVE AZEPTRjPES, AN( Alt
CHARACTERIXED S.Y POSL OEVIATIONS FROM P.AOULTOS LAW.

1/2 014 UNCLASSIFIED PR(),CESSllIl'v DATE--23ticrio
j A.N k4
TITLE--NQR NUCLEAR JUADRUPOLE RESCNANCE SPECTRA OF ARSENIC 1 0 CILORVE
35 OF CHLORINE CUUYAINING URGA[WARSENIC M COMPOUNOS -I)-
AUTHOR- (05 I-SHVEOOVA , G.N.w SVERGUNt V.Isr. SABOSHKINJo, T411,.p AU0_kYAVTSEVA?
L.V SEMIN GoKs
Cllhi+K OF IN;O--USSR
SOURCE--IZV. AKAD. NAUK SSSRs SER. KHIM. 1970p 12)t 012-3
,DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS, NUCLEAR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
TOPIC TAGS--NUCLEAR RESONANCE, SPECTRUM, ARSENIC ISOTOPEr CHLORINE
'CULAR OR61'r t.
tSOTOPEv ORGANIC ARSENIC CUPPOUNOv HOLE IN
CONTqOL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/0643 STEP M(]--UR/Ok)62/70/0(1~)/002104f~213483
Cl','-,C ACCESSION N0--A90tll)500
( P4 11C 1. A sf I f:i

212 014 UNCLASSI FIED PRCCESSP61 DATE-230CT70
&IRC ACCESSION NO-AP0119560
ASSTRACT/EXTRACT-W) GP-0- AICIS T RAC, T .XQR SPECTRA 'WE-RE iNL.:l")4rE0 FOR
PRIME75 AS AND PRIOIE35 CL IN ASCL SU63t ME SU33 A$i ET ASs Pri SU,93
AS, PH SU82 ASC 5UB6 H SU84 CO SU82 H P AND M ISLIMI:Rt ~-_'H SU82 ASCL,
MEASCL SUB2, ETASCL SUB2P PRASCL 5042, ANO BUASCL SU112o TfiE P CHARACTER
OF THE SP HYBRIDIZED UNSHAREO ELECTRONS OF AS IN.0'Q'ASES UNDFR THt'
INFLUENCE OF DIVERSE SUGSTITUENI'S ON AS; THIS To
ANGLE BETWEEN METAL ORBITALS RELATIVE TO THE VALLNCi: ANGLE AND DEV14TION
OF THE ORBITAL OCCUPIED BY THE LONE PAIR FRU.14 THE P$EUDOAXIS UF rHE 3RD
-ORDER, FACILITY: INST. ELEMENTOORO. SOED[Pla., MOSCOV(p. USSR,
UNCLASStFIECI

G 3ATE--21,01T70
112 013 UNCLASSIFIEn PROCESS [Nu
TITLE--DETERMINAT ION OF ISOBUTYLENL AND ETHYL ALCOHOL IMPURITIES IN ETHYL
CHLORIDE BY A GAS LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHIC mETHOD -kf-
AUTHOR-I04)-KU0R.tA_YT5LVAj LULOVAt N.I., 4ARTY,140VAP N.V-v CHESN.-JKOVAP
R*I*
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--KHIM. TEKHNUL* TOPL, HASEL 1970t 15M, 58-60
OATE PUBL-4SHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHE-MISTRY
TOPIC TAGS-- I SWIUT YL ENE# ETHANOL, CHR OMAI'nrokA PiM, ANALY51S, 04E'-H~IAL
LABORATORY APPAAMS, CHEMICAL PUaITY# CHLURINATO ALIPHATIC COMINJUNI)
CONTROL MAPKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FR44E--1997/0542 STEP NU--UR/0065/1W /Oki /00,k/0053/00hO
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0119461

2/2 013 'UNCLASSIFIED PROCEWNG DATE-23DCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--4POI19461
ABSTIZACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. IMPLIRITEES GREAFF4. THAN
0.005PERCENT WERE DETL). WITH THE KHL-4 APP. BY USING HE AS CARRIER j,'jAS*
ISOBUTYLENE WAS DETD. WITH A 6 M COLUMN PACKEO WITH UK 14001FHO WITH
LTG, PETROLATUM ANO SOUA, RY USING PROPANEv BUTANE'l L)d ISOBUFANE AS
INTERNAL STDS. ETOH WAS OETO. WITH A 2 SECTION COLU41N., PACKEO WITH
PEG-400 ON SFEROKHROM-1 (1) FOR THE 2-M SECTION AND 15PERCEINT TAICRESYL
PHOSPHATE ON I FUR THE OTHER 3 M, WITH A C SUB6 H SU136 SOLN. 11% PHME AS
INTERNAL STD.
L A S S IF IEQ
lummimiallilimmifitmil

":-'-112 0-12 U'4CL A SSJ F TIED! P0.6C E S S 11 IN 30ATE--102OCT70
TITLF-LN ThE CHARGE ~)tNSITY CIN THE SURFACF OF DISPE-O~SLO I~HASE OF "J']L:)
HYURCS(l AT FAST CLIACULATPIN T119f:SHOLUS -U-
:AUTtf0R-(05)-b0-A14, A A . t GLAViAN9 YU, 4w v 0C-kYk(; I ~4* B.V. , H,Ll;);ty A vT$~ V A,
N.M.* S7kAZHESKO, D.N.
C6UNTRY CF INFO-USSR
SOURCE-KOLLCIUNYY ZHURNAL, 1970, VOL 32v NR 29 PP 167-170
DATE PUFLISHED----70
SUbJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--GGLD COMPOUNOt COAGULATIONt MICROSCOPY, tAI-CIUM :OMP3UND,
YITRIUli COMPUUND# RUBIUIU14 COMPOUND, HYDROXIDE
,CONTROL MARKING-NO RGSTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY RfEL/FRAME--t990/O76? STEP
CIRC A(.(.fSSlVN' N0-001000968

vp
.2/2 012 UNCLASSIFIED PRIXESSING 0ArE--o?0CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0108968
ABSTRACT/EXTPACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT, THE AMUI.1,NTS 1317- Sfj~~.13ED Rl Pl)SjliVl-,
CA PRIIIE2 POSITIVE AND Y PitIME3 POSITIVE CUUNTERIUN~ Al T-iE FAST
COAGULATION THRESHOLDS OF REU GOLD HYORGSUL HAVE BfEli
RAD10i'~,FTKIC METHOD. THE COAGULATION THRESHOLOS HAVE 'iLTE0~1'li;-)
FROM KINETIC CURVES OBTAINED BY F;LJW ULTRAMICUOS~:UP'~'. I-l't THE F-AASI~
THE DATA UN THE COUNTERIUNS SORPTION IT HAS bl-EN PftSSOIA: TO
THE CHARGE DENSITY ON DISPERSED GOLD FKOM THE SUqf!:ACE ARI:A VALUE. if
SUGGESTED THAT IN GOLD HYDROSOL THE OH NkGATIVE JONS Akf- P,3TENTIAL.
DETERMINING.
is
UNCLASSIFIE0

USSR UX 6'12-812-44-1192.821-7
NMRYAVTSEVA.-Ii. LI., Institute of Cytolo8y and Genotictr,, Academy of Scienceo
tSSR, Siberian-D~partmnt, Novosibirsk
"Changes in Serotonin Content of the Forebrain Xring fribernntion"
Leningrad, Fiziologicheskiy Zhurnal SSSR, No 4, 17M, Nil) 531-534
Abstract: ' The seratonin content of tie hippocam-prus in 11rouill squirrels (Citel-
lus erythrogenius) vms found to be. al=st 1-5, tirwes groater in the winter while
the animals were hibernating than in the su=er. It btj1jj)ELn to increase in OLtoler
before the start of hibernation, reached a peak at the tire the aninals feLl
asleep, gradually decreased toward spring, and drolyped 1co very lov levels the
first days after awakening. There were no significant chan,,-ell In the cer~!brai
hemispheres. In other hibeimating, anirals, golden ha;T.;tmers, prolonjed expc:3urc
to lew tetperatures during the surtmer had no affect an ~,.hc verotonin content of
the hippocamVus; it wan ruch lcrrer than lit the control ke-pt at; room U~mjerature.
Thus,, the elevated serotonin level noted during hibernittrion lit related not. 'to
the cold anbient terrparaturen but to sleap proper, for rjuztqinjd vakefulness
results in the directly oppoeite effect, a lr)wer1.n,:,r of *rle vo-rotanin leve.~l In
t1ze hippoca:-pia. These findings confirm. the fact that w.,rritonin pla,10. lai
important role in the physiological mechwLisms oil aleelp aiii hLbanatiou.
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DANILOV, I. V. andj2MLUYj�LV& I N.W Laboratory of XxperLmantal Pathology
of the Central Nervous Byst= anad moratory of AppLiod Neuraphysiolol,-,y,
Institute of Experimental Medicine, Academy of -m4dicaa Sciences USSR
"Dynamics of Intercentral Relations in the Haakey Braln Durtng Prolonged
Rhythmic Photic Stimulatioe'
Leningrad, Fiziologlcbeskly Zhurnal SSSH, No 8, 19T1, p 1,089-1,098
P
Abstract: In experiments with rhythmic light flashesiat Wfurent frequen4~Jes,
monkeys exhibited individual sensitivity to certain rbythms.- Soce animals
recruited and transformed the lwer frequencies better (7-9 flashes per see),
vbile others responded to the higher frequencies (18 airA 25, per sec). The
following variations in the cortical and subcortical responmes to the stl.=li
vere distinguished: (a) simul-tareous recruitment of t1it giintn rhythm by cells
of the motor and visual cortex and subcortax; (b) Tecruitmeint of the rhythr
only by the visual cortex; (c) recruitment of the rhythm by the visual cortex
and its transformation it the subcorticul structures.; (d) rtoruitment only by
the subcortex and motor cortex; (a) transformation in the visual cortex and
recruitment by the daeper structures of the brain amd notor cort-ex; W s1=1-
taneous transformtttion of the rhythm by all the structures micorded; (0 trans-
formation bu the visual cortex. All or * combination at' t eve rriationa In
brain activIty could occur in the saw experiment (31) to t~ =4n
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I'VC: 5'-~"')-1-01
KUDRYAVTSEVAL Ji. V., Siberian Physicotecbnical iro.-ni V. D. K=-
Retsov Afifli~~`WdTifth Tomsk University
"Concerning the Question of the Influence of Pefornation or. the, Enerry Opce-
tra of Electrons in Crystals"
Tomsk, Izvestiya VUZov: Fizika, No 12(12T) , Dee 7P, pp 64-611
Abstract: The energy upectrit or electronn in defo,.,-med crystr-.2,; Laro
by the method of perturbations in the Pikus-Bir scheine, Tl,(-- prev~a-,:n-
_yt; C
I
is supplemented by accounting for terms of order k2j,.,,_ t I
pression is found for,the effective mans of carriers ilitj r- fti-actinn o-f dN!.,c)r-
mation in the case in which there in no de6eneracy. R ic. fouxd th:it thr, III'-
ference in effective masses Of I%,-typ,
carriel's
and increases with tension. 'file OPPOSIte pattera holi'll fcr
The difference between the effectivp masses 0,* i~j_typ"41r,, P
wider tension is most marked when tile effecti'
is less than the mass Cf the free electl,on. Ve muss oil r-type
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BEIDYj K. P., KIKITIN, S. A.,
EVA, T. V.. Tjauiov,
UnIversi-Ey
TAIALAYEVA9 YE. V-# C'.111MMKOVA, L. A.~
V. V., and IYANCYSIKIYj V. I., Moscow S-tate
"Determination of the Exchange Interaction of' Farrit(j-Cadoliniun- Carnat
-Sublatticas Based on the Ragnetocaloric Effect"
Floscow, Zhurnal Eksperimental'noy i Teoraticheskoy Fitiki, Vol 61, No 3,
SeP 71, PP 1101-116
Abstracts FeiTite-rare earth garnets R 3Fe5012 have 4i trie'ublattice ZaEnetic
structure. In the rajority of cases within the fmt:,.nvork, of zmolecular
field theory it- is pen3siblo to exarAne such ferrite -4;&rnetz as havinZ a
bloublattice structure. In this case both it and d ivon --vivlatticcu are
examined as a zin.~le Fc a-d -subUttlceg in the effecti-(a field of
which are fotmld x-arc earth ions. The author detervilried tha offective
excbange field actin!,- on the 11-15~ ions from the side of th-v F~03t ions.
Based on the zeasure.--!ent data of the nagnetocaloric offect, the suscep-,ibllity
of the parai-rocess, and 41-~e apecIfic heat in thfv regUn of the tempox-ature
of compensation, the authoro detar-ndneci the exclianjF* :ftelrl, in the 1-5a.-not
structure. The raeasurenents showed that for thei Ga3 Fla5012 Garnat the field
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BELOV, K. P. , et al., Zhuxnal Eksperimental'noy i Teortti(:hoskoy FizUci
Vol 619 no 3. Sep 71, pp 1101-1105
-"2eff - 258 kOe. and for Cd3G&O. 3Fe4. 7 12 the f'e'd F'2eff - 232 kOe,
which is 1% less than for the gadolinium gamet. The article contains
3 illustration and 6 bibliographic entries.
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ka., KUDRYAVTSEVA, T.V.
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29 Oct 71 n6
95. USSR abc
KVDHYAVTS9VA,-V. 1. and CiERNYAYWA, Lk. A.
FGN'1:LFW PREIS b i ci %1
*Sc,me Problems of Memory ani Teaching4 2-ri 8,;r 141%
rga (CytL1,111~tIcs of tht StAy
Ktbernetl~iheik!vc Aspakty v Izuche~nft R-Iboty MV
of the Brain-s Funat-Icning), Xcscaw, NjukA Fliblimhuig lq-~-,Iil~j 19,11), P; 62-74
Ab3tract: Thj5 a.7tiele ex-m..ntrs z=e resalts Df a ZtL:dy or ~-nc Vo;rr-,-icn ell t!--7;e
associations In mian mrder t1be influenoe of st;~null of t;,1jTpttnt J'umcrtv~%il Imptirtz:.rice.
It ,.is that with a ccrubirmt~on cf stimuli a vuzk rUr.C:iCz-LaA, errect.
t1ree ar3oclat:Lcris that di-s down rapIdly are fo=ed. Vith 1; of &,:i-mull.
having a strong functicnal effect. very st0le time asnoWillon-a jllt~ fomed. Tr4
first may be the buis Of 3hort-ters meatoryo ar,,A the seconli -- ti4 tisls of 11ong-term
memor7.

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ULC 618.~9:614(049-3)
22~.D~ ~AY~e,- and KUZKMOV, V. (Reviewers)
Sotsiallno-Gigiyenicheakiye AspeVty Reguliroyanlyti Ph=titrov Semli (social
and E[ygenic Aspects of Regulation of Family Size),, by Ife. A. Sadvakasova, Me-
cow) I'meditainall, 1969
Moscow, Zdravookhraneniye F%ossiyskoy Federatsli, No 11, 1970o PP 39-41
Abstract: Data on abortion legislation, the number of abortions, ani their
effect on women's health, are presented and other facots of obortions in a
number of nations are discussed. The first section, %ho AborLioja Problem
Abroad and in the USSR", examines the problem from a bdistorle,-,ELL perspective.
The second section, "Abortion in the USSR after VAV 11," preuevuts statistical.
data on the problem, showing that deaths resulting frorl aborldons are declin-
ing. The US~R may not be giving enough publicity .to birUi control tecbnaques.
A questionnaire was sent to women Vho had had abortions, but omly half were
returned,, indicating the difficulties of studying the pmblem- Dat& from
medical institutions were also used,, affording a mom dAIALiled breakdown. 7he
reasons for abortions am analyzed.
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BELISKJyj V. YE. g KUDHjgjUUj,-"t- and 1VANUVo B. YE. , rn5titute of Organic
and Physical Chenlgfr-yi-meni A. Ye. Arbuzova, Aca*V of Salttncee USSR
"Structure and Chemical Shift in the NMR Spactra, of P:11 of the Esters *f
Phosphonic Acids"
Leningradl Zhurnal Obshchey Xhimmii, Vol 42(104)4 Vyp 11. L~72, pp 24?7-2431
Abstract3 A study of the hydrol sis kinetics of substitut*d phosphonates
having the general form RP(O)GE,-~," indicated a linear relationship between
t
the size of S"V and the logrithn of the constwit of base hydrolysis velocity
of these ethers, The d aleo showed a linear roUtionshlp with the
Induction oncstant W Ytho H radical in 37 c0 P01-:01 ' Vollover, the
:;:? -&Loa In tte R
presence of --~r bonds or free electron pairs on the
radical allows for a pd-iy Interaction with the d. orbita.1m of the
phosphorus. The above linear relatlonships do not helit for such compounds
and thus they were not included 1n the plots the gremtest pd ;],, intex-
action was observed for the C ~Z~ Ct C ==:-O and P 0,
roups.
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511IMNOV11 M. V.) KUD)9,KOV, V. YA., M1U1X)LO&1XIN,, V. N., ;tirvl S'.--fl4115TO2rT07A, I.A.
"Volatile Cor-,Tonents of Alloy Mixtures KCI.-ThC.1),"
Tr. In-ta elektrok1iiT-nii. U-allsk tauch. tsentr, AN S513 (St~-.d'Ws of the
Institute of Blectrocher-intry. Ural Science Ci,-nterP Acitd". - o,,-" C-ciances M31,1)
vYP 18, 1972, PP 33-10 (fron Referativnyy Zhurnal -- FhJ,Hdz,--%, 111) 7, M3,
Abstract No 7L426 by A. D. Davyiov)
Tra=lation: The volaatileft were measurcd in saturated -vmp.~ors a--:' KCI and
ThC11, containintr 0-50 r-,()lu 'j, rnial , -in t~,,B temperature v-mt,~,-u f,;,-
I )0-1~)O C .
cam. ositiorl otl, t4tv t;nn 1-41aze inxa (tet('tnPjned relatitta to tlit~ LJ(pild p)mse4
Based on 4the e-weri-mental data, the canclLwion wus drawit tjl.~L thf--r-j 16 i~ul.
equilibrium concentm~ion of the two compounds of the Lypa K-, !41,11CIU, ill tho vnror
phase.
IA

-:H.L"j YU. V., au-';
SO, M 17". N.
Mixture of Chlorides of PotasrAiLm and Sodiu;:~'
Moscow, Atomrryza Vol 26, ~'-O 51, 1`hY 70, p 41"')
Abstract: The equilibrium potentia"s of th0l'iUrl ire. moasured
for various concentrations and temperatures in f;j:se.1 N'iC1 anij
KCI-NaCl (50 mol.% NaCl). Empirical isothern ecuotians are
produced, showing that a thorium electrode -is rel~ersi6je to
mixtures of its ions Th2l and Th4+. Expressions lire found for
the temperature dependences of the apparent standiird potentials
of Th/Th (11) and Th/Th (IV) electrodes, Expres~ufons 4re
presented for the dependences of the equilibrium potential
of thorium on its summary concentration.
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HWEWV, V. P., SAYOYWV, V. A., W& Avnvi J&WE" mrjjylfil~, V. N., PErm-11MV,
Y. K., YASKEKOV, 1. L., b7MYIM7-V-* 1*0 and KF.HUSTAUV, Y. F., Institute of
Physics ineni L. V. Kirenskiyt Siberian Depmrtwmt M111i Aceilemy of Scioncen
'Culturing Bone FArrow in Vitro by the Method of IsoUted Qxgan Ferfusion"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademli NaWc SSSH$ No 20 Mar/Apr 7is pp 179-191
Abatracto The role played by the bone marrow in va3jA;L1n4-njT noxnal erythron
series ma studied. Blood was rArfused through the Uolatcl rternuz by
steans of a pumping and oxygenating system which automticalRy regulated the
perfusion pressure, pO2, HbOp, pliv axd temperattwe of the 14irfuised blood#
partly In response to the feedback Info=%tion on pOjj templwaturral ar-d Impe'.
dance received from the bone marrow. Best =sults worm obrtzlzed when Ue
circulating blood was co2pletoly excii~ed zXter 12 how.-z oil' per-fu-sioil. The
maximm duration of perfusion was 20 KoUro. KizstolcgiMl wandmtlon of the
stexaus performed after 6, lig and 17 hours -of perfuzimi rewiLled a slaft
in the leukoemytbrablast ratio tcnmxd the red series a3*AL a mo=al maturation
of erythrocytes and granulocortes,
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KHRAPKO, A. M. , KUMUN, G. F.
"Band Filters for the Millimeter Wavelength Range Based an C~ptjn
Elektron. tekhnika. Nauchno-teklin. sb. Elektron. SVC~A
Scientific and Technical Collectioii. S14F Ellectronics), 11970r '.7i:. .1, F-p
(from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 7, Jul 70, Abstract No 'ID141)
TranslAtion: The authors consider an oren resonator of the
srtherical reflectors, which is used as the simplest type of b!%nd filtt:r :r. th-,!
millimeter wavelength range. Designs are given as well as tbt~- rew~'!-tz z~~ NIX-
perimental investigation of a tunable band filter for the mm wavelinli-tll
range. The band of the filter varies over a range from "LOD to 30 K11--t. !hre". il-
lustrations, three tables, bibliography of eight titles.
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BELYAYEV, V.P., hUDYA.14, N.F., 011KINA, N.M., NEGIREVA, L.V.
'Recovery Time Cf Discharger 'With Diechur,::e Gap Shifted To Thi~ 'O'all (V A iiava-
guide"
Slek-tron.tekhnika. Nauch.-teklin.ab. Elektron. SVOh (iUactroniaa Teehn~Dlor,-.
1.91
Scientific-Technical Oollecticn. !,',i~;rowave Elect rcnic o), j2, I
(from 111MMektronika i yeye primaneniye, No 9, SePt 1972, AbArz.i,~t :o
Translation; It is estobliahod that with the shift ct' t1-..,I dt4zh:~ri-f~ Of, a
discharger to the wide wull of a waveguide, the recovery 1,1=ej i:~ dai:~reLiacti in
the case where th3 discharEor is filled with alectricully nej:utive ~.-,Lis 5nd in-
creased when it in filled with electrically positive gas, Su~V-:31,Y.
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A. G., .11ALY.KH, YU. A.,
NIKIPELOV, iF. IT
State Committee .-, PL~GOZINS.'-~IY, A. L,
for the Use of Atomic FIEWROV, V. V.
Energy USSR and Clil"'MAMIN, YU. V.,
"AdvatmCmClIL of Research in the Field of Nuclear Power Fn-iz 1 :rin in the
1 -5 it. a S
USSR (Report Presented at the Fourth United Nlations lnti!rnatlattal Conference
on the Peacerul Uses of Acomic Energy held 6 to 16 Sapcwmber 1971 in
Geneva)"
Moscow, Atomiava ener-iya, Vol 31, no 4, Oct 71, pp 353-365
Abstract: Tlils report cites data on Ole Sovipt daiielopili-nt of" the ther-m-
electric generators dcsi,!nc,] for feedln~: oceanograpilic ard mr.4gation
devices, hyOro7,raphic, .~i=o.--.Jitic, ra4*-io:-.eLaoro1o-,ica-', ma-.netle variatimi
stations, Ili ail, czn:~i,:ic ray iiratians,and other i;~:tcrjtiflc research
land stations. The report cot,ors tj,,t- ncientific aiid tocAmica:1 fundamentals
of such ener,gy sou--cas -,d citcs cbe characteriscics of so-C punerators.
Discussed in so= detail --re various aspects o' ra6io isotcolc fuels,
selection, properLieS, c~istinctivc characteristics, evaluation, requirenents,
cost factors, availability, 'ann3lin13 safety factors, and formi; of applica-
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FRAJ)KINT, G. M., et al, Ato-awaya energiva, Vol 31, no 4, Oct 21, pp 358-365
tion. The potenti-I ti:;e of oxtraction separation of alliali-earth eleuents
for OhLainitI3 pure stroatiun is notcd. A table lists the coilmarative
characteristics of various isotopes havia- potencLal Lt,,;4i in t~-iermoelectric
Sendrators. Muc;i consideration is givon to topics dealing with energy release
In an isotopic unit. biological protection, radioactiv4! decay energy conver-
sion, tuermal flow chart selection,and generator desi-m'i. Deticribed and
Mustrated are some thrrmoclecLric generacors. of variauo destgnations (Lising
u144 1371, 3 a
, CS SOO, PU including beca-1, Beta-2, Beta-C,
Efir, Panpguin, HIG-67 (po r table- type), and generators witli cascaJa converters.
(8 illustrations).
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UDC 541.138-185o62i-315-592
XRlJMh1TOPAY71S,, I. B. , and AT,1 P OTdor af tba Red Banner of
labor Institute of SOMIC uotor P Cal, Ac efty of Sci*acea Lithuanian SSR
"Appearance of ffonequilibrium Current Carriers In Intero4tion of Go Single
Crystal With Ault Ions In HF Solution"
Vil'tWusq Trudy Akadeali Nauk Utovvs~oy SSN# Soriya B - Kbial:rat TakhniM,
Fisichaskaya Geografiya, Vol 2. 197L, pp 21-26
Ab6tracti The purpose of the article is to confirm the 1jyWthitsis that elec-
trons from the valence band of Ge mV be involved In the raduvLUn of A0+ ions
on the single cry3talt with the holes gonorsted beihg Injmotei Into Ge. In
other wordel, to detect the generation of nonequilibri= oarrium In the litter-
')+ Ions and the oxl4atloa of surface Ge
face band during the reduction of Au,
atoms. A specially prepared electrochemicea con wDA w"d for the experiments.
The results Indicate that in the contact exchange between Au amd Ge lons in a
aoluUons theze is xeduction of the jioble inetal by olect:Loas ftm the valence
bwA of Ge. The diffu3ion of the nonequiltbrium curzent o=rlerz generaW at
the surface In the crystal is determined by neasuring t1w kinetics of the elec-
trode potential. Thust the reductioa of A~~ low on ths surmlcle of a ce single
crystal can be included axong processim connected with t1ho gemration of 4ilectron-
hole pLirs. 1/1
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KRIKSHTOPAYTIS, 1. B., PkZIMAUSKAYTE, ZH.' P., Institute of Semiconductor
Physics of the Lithualian R Acade~ of Sciences, Vil'nyus
"Interaction of Monocrystalline Garmanium with Trivalt-,= Gold Lons in Con-
centrated Solutions of HF"
Moscow, Elektrokhimiya, Val VII, No 10, pp 1579-1581
Abstract: A study was made of the interaction of germaniom
with trivalent gold ions in concentrated solutions og hydrofluoric ilcid. kn
experiment was performed to discover tbe proposed gemuratiorl of nonequilib-
rium carriers in the interphase zone during reduction of the trivalent gold
ions and oxidation of the surface aLoms of the gernatifum. The preparation
of the electrochemical cell for this experiment is descri'.,,ed. The reduccion
of the trivalent gold ions on monocrystalline germatilum, juat as solution
or illumination of it, has a clearly expressed effea or. Ihe bias of Lht~
stationary potential and determines the dependence Of the variation of tilt!
electrode potential an the volumatric concentration Of Lhi! carriers in it.
The occurrence of m1nor carriers by dLifUSLion on Lhij. measured surface geli-
te
eraled by 0- ihree above-menitionod procetisou of a,01tatkon oi the 013p) Li
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KRIKSHTOPAYTIS, I. B. , et al, Elektrokhimiya, Vol V1.1, Na 10, pp 1579-1581
side of the thin monocrystalline sample makes the carresponding contribution
to the potential jump at the phase interface exprewfied in the electrode po-
tential bias. The appearance of the maximum effect -of tho electrode poten-
tial bias in the n-type region with minimum volumetric concentration of the
minor carriers indicates that the reduction of the gpld i(~n:s in the given
enncentrated solution takes place primarily by transivrt al cbarges through
the valence zone of the electrode.
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1/2 009 UNCLASSIOIEO
-I-TCt:-AL-FIYA. A NEA HIGH CUALITY LICUID SYNTHETIC DETERGENT -U-
AUTH3h-(U5)-8LLYANGVSKIYv D.Mot GETMAN$KIY# k,K.v LOGIVIOVAt Nol-w
A.A.# KUDYASHUV 4 "Za a A
lip'
CCUNTRY OF IUFG-LSJ4~~~
SOURCE-NEI-TEPEKERAB. %EFTEKHIM. (MOSCOW) 1970i (3)r 34-5
CATE FUisL ISHEC----70
SUaJECT AREAS--BICLCGICAL AND MEDICAL ~SCJEhCES# MATERIALS
TOPIC TAUS-6100EGRADABLE DETERGENT, AMIOE, FATTY ACIOP PlikV$?7HATL_'. U~_~:,ld
bLEAChING AGENT/(U)ALFIYA UETERGENT
CC.NTRCL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
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PROXY REEL/FRAME-3C0210441 STEP
CIRC ACCESSICN NC-AP012801i
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,~iXC ACCESSIGN Nt)--AP0128011
A8STRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ASSTRACT. THE COMPONENTS OF ALIFIYA
PRIMARY ALKYL SULFATES 8-13. SEC-ALKYL SULFATES 3-0, SYNTHUNAL DT-7 iA
PRODUCT CF CXYEThYLATI(;N OF C SUBLO NEGATIVE13 PR13ARY ALCS-l 0-3,
SYNTHAMIUt5 (MCNOETHANGLAM106S (IF SYNTHMC FATry Acios) 4w NA
HEXA.NETAPtli)SPHATE 4, URLA 13, ISO-PRCH lo BLEACHING AGENI 0.15t
0.1i AND H SUS2 0 TO 100PERCENT. ALL THE COMPONENTI; OF
BIODEGRADABLE. THE WASHING POWER OF A 0.125PERCE,%jT SULPI,, lJF i~i
HARD hATEk (150EGREICS) AT 50UEGREES WITH WOOL IS 1241-13011ERCE.-Nr Of: r.-iAr
OF NA LAURYL SULFATE. AL'FIYA CAN BE USED EFFECTIV4:LY AL50 FOR 'AND
SYNTHETIL FABRICS. THE STABILITY OF ALIFIYA AGAINST TURPIDITY AT
LODEGRELS LASTS GREA7ER ThAN'24 HRS. J;
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KUDZILM, R~ A.
"* ----------------
190ptimal Stopping of Semistable Diffusion Processes"
Lit. Mat. Sb. IlAthunnian 14athematics Collection], IP*,'2, 12, No 4, pp 99-
9. s L. I-ac t
N "i, Ah-
112 (Translated from Referativnyy "hurnal Kibornecila, - o 4, H '.
No 4V111, by the author).
Trans I at i on: For diffusion processes in 10, -), gonri-atod by the opcralor
I
2--
(A) : -.r > o;
I d N T W
a re c on ,~j ns
with the boundary condition
b
1) i:n x j f
or
2) 1 im Al ( v) 0. if <
.1 .0
1/2

USSR
Ktidzbn)a, R. A., Lit. slat. Sb., 1972, Vo3 12, So 4, 1,:,,) 99-112.
the problem of optimal stopping ii studied. The valijo- finitej of t`ic
following vXprension is I'llund
S (X, Y): ~4 hup +
I L. 'lit
where y, 6, y are positive constants, while ??J, is tkc ser of stopping
MOMClItS, T iS thC Oj)tiMA StOlIllillil 1114LIMOrit.

USSR U C4 Q s 621-315-592
KRIKSHTCPAYTI.S), I. L). , and 4Q H Lziibor Red 1)azu,,er
Order Institute of the PhysIcs of Semiconducibrift' At.,aidemy of Scien-
ces Lithuanian SSR
"Isolation of Au on Ge Monoci-jetals in Hyiroflmoric Acid Solutions"
Vilnius, Trudy Akademii Nauk Litovskoy SSH, Serlya 13, Yol j(62),
1970, Dp 13-19
Abstracti A study is reported on the heterogeneous system
Ge/HF-H2C-HAuCl4 at high conCentrations of di'amolvell Au, concentrat-
ing on the interaction of Au-* ions with a deformedo thin surface
layer of Ge nionocrystal in concentrated KF solthtionii. The quantity
of the deposited RAU and dissolved Ge w,as detemdried by a weiKht
method. It has been determined that the surfaqe stvuctuve of the
deposited Au depends on the RIPIH20 ratko in the FjoWtion. its the Au
continues to be deposited on the mo-nocrystall, the vhuivalent charac-
ter of the contact exchange ie shiftedp The basic g.-amponents of the
solution and the changes taking place during tUs hotterogeneous
1/2

USSR
KRIKSHTOPAYTIS, I. b.
~ 1# # Trudy Akademil 10tuR Ltovskoy SSR,
Seriya B, vol, 3(62), 1970. pp 13-19
reaction lead to an excessive amount of the reduced Au. it ill pro-
posed that this phenomenon La due to the generution *t holes in the
interface due to the reduction of Au, some of wltich w,e trapped by
the surface layers*
2/2

USSR
MC,
VOMYMISM, M. D., OMEN, A. YU., SUNImmy, A. 14.
University
"Relaxation of Phase Boundaries in SbS1 Single Cryst-OW"
Moscow, Kristallografiya, Vol 18, No 2, Mar-Apr 73, pl) 325-3~7.
Abstract: Changes in diclectric permeohility with 1) i-.-e
studied when a constant electric field acts oil SbSj s11n,,,.It! in the
region of the phase transition. It is established tlw~[: t', IWO'
saturation with increasing field intensity and docrcwivs by sevel-:11 t.-Illit's
as frequency is varied from I to 40 KJlz, rho docreaso time of -c is
reduced by 41 to 6 times when the specimom j.S illUtIlil"110101 alld witl~.
increasing frequency. The dependeaces prodoced ran 1xi t2xp1niwd by O.t!
contribution to the value of F- of newly developing phaso
attachment time of which amounts to some tons of second!;.

............. ....... . ....... .
OS Pl
~.Tt2 - 023 UNCLASSM-0 04mCE$is'rNG oArE-'-l E f0
TITLE--FINE STRUCTURE OF BARIUM TITANATE SINGLE CRY'SrALS -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-GUYENOKj YE.P.t ZABARA, YU.V,? KUDZIN A.YU., FOMICHEY, 0.1.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR -
..SOURCE-FIZ. TVERD. TELA 1970t 12(3) 956-1-8
~DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALSt PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--BARIUM TITANATE# SIN'GLE CkYSTAL, CRYSTAL LAFTECE OFFECT,
CRYSTAL LATTICE DISLOCATIUN, ErctiEo CRYSTAL, CRYSI'AL S'rRUCl'JRE A14ALYSIS
C01TROL %lARKINGj--NQ) PFSTRICTI(--NS
DOCU-SENT CLASS--U-NCLASSIFIEO
-PROXY REEL/FRAMF---1988/0584 STEP NO--UR/OL81/70/012/003/0956/0958
CIqC ACCESSION NO--AP0105567
UNCLASSIFIF0

2/2 023 UNCLkSSI r- 10) PA0CV-.$SItlG DATE--13SFP70
C[P.C ACCESSION A40--AP0105567
ABSTRACT/lEXTRACT-W) GP-0- ABSTRACT, THE FrtqF ST14UCTQkf OF 13ATIO SIJ33
CRYSTALS GROWN FROM SOLNe 1:4 A KF MELT WAS INVESTTGATfll.). DEFECI'S ANO
DISLOCATIONS WERE DEVELOPED 3Y SELECTIVE ETCHING llOPTfoOpq(jspHollC AC110
AT 130-150DEGREES). CRYSTALS WERE CUT ALCNG THE 41001 13W (1101
DIRECTION IN THE (001) OR (100) PLANE4 ON THE 11-001 PLAN~ SQUARE
ETCHING FIGURES WERE OBSO.t AND ON THE (110) PLANESs ELONGATED FIGURES.
THE ETCHING FIGURES WERE DISTRIBUTED NONUNIFORHLY~ON T141E SURFACE. THEIR
CONCN. WAS HIGHER IN THE REGION OF THE CRYSTAL THI,'~. FARTHER AWAY THEY
WERE FROM THE POINT OF TlfE BEGINNING OF CRYSTAL GROWTH. SOVETIMES, THEY
OCCURqEO ALONG THE LINES OF THE $EPN* OF LAYERS, THE UCHING FEGURES
ARE RELATED TO THE STRUCTURAL INHOMOGENEITY GF rill! BATIO SU83 CRYSTALSt
AND MOST PROBABLY 4PPEAR ON THE LINEAR DEFECTS OF,7HE DISLOCATION TYPE.
-UNCLASS -1 F I tr-D----

USSR
UDO [621.362-1,5;2 -4 1-017.001.24
KUFA, E.N., BAZAROV, G.F.
saw
'Terminal Los see in Montard Magneto'hydrodynawic Gensrator'
V ob. TeElotekhn.Ero Dr smogo preobrazoY.energ;i! (Heat-EnpineerinF, FrOblems
Of Direct Energy Converaion-Collection Of Works), Ime 2, Liey, 1'Nauk*dumka,'
1971, pp 103-106 (from M-Elektrotakhnika I ene.K&t~tiflot$ No 12, Dec 1971,
Abstract No 12A187)
Translationt An evaluation is made of the magnitude or tha tsrminal losses at
the output of the channel of a magnatohydrodynamic (:11101 gamerstor un,~ the
affect of these loneau on the efficioncy of a r'LIM alackrical power plant. An
analysis In made of the channel and diffumor In u one-dWanijionrol approximation,
and the distribution of the paramoitere obtained Is uned for diblerwination of
the currents and potantialu (plans problem). in enalylike ia made of U-0 diffilear
with electrodynamica taken into account. 2 ill. (Voranov, Poly-technical 1natitutsi
12 if

USSR UDC 6:10. 171.
SKLYAVIOV.. N. M. YONONOWK, N. 1. ISHOWAO, 1. 1. ,
LOZITSKIY, L. P., SHIPIL, V. Ya., LAPITSKIY, Yu. A.,
KUPAYI'V, V. N., Kiev
"Detennination of Wrability of Hent-RcsiStant Alloy-.; in Un-itable Opcratiug
Modes Considering Brief Overlo;Os"
Kiev, Problem), Prochnosti, No 3, Mar 73, pp 100-101.
Abstract: The specific Feiinn-cs of applicadoll of '111' lille'll.
addition Of" during calculati-Ill :iIIJ aCCOJOr:)L1.'d
ation of thc guara;ltced (ILIrAIP'LlIty 011" With
durim, -'ridividual st~lv'cs ill thk.~, J)rm~ram Of ull,,tabl,: 1mI-.'llw
. A , wi I h
variable loadF art. studiekl' w; s"011 zu; prklhlclx.~ (if t"i". C01
ill, ca I CLI i on ch"i ac t. (.I. j.~i t i t-, fol, hoat - rei iwl" I I or: 11.~e cont-It
d c ve] p,, c I by !Ij. i;h:trO t:,!* dur,-:~J'j,
ally mcifAcIlt is if-al (d -11 !, ~';ij t !i
the I)IO111'.1ri UlldCr OIC COVOMWd illf ILJCllCC or II)J;k NMI 1:1~! ),;I 1A i Ill N
quasi-stable lil-)dt- foi- cach IAIC ",ctS 01' 101ill-tL-1:11 'AfIA11111 :-1.J
endurance are utilizc-1, consideriiw, fli,-! iinfli:-!il~:'~~ of 111'~.
10.1dillp prellistory .1il't t1w CC11'rC-0,101 ILI Il,', 1il:jjtjllj', Ctjj'V~!!; ft)t~

USSR
SKLYAROV, N. M.j et id, kiev, Problemy Prochnooti, lia 3) 1 ~',Cj -1("
temneratures and dumbilitles. The spectrum of loado, stiid-led in
tion with the sequence of their appliv.,ttion, i.e.j in tir-~e.

USSR
UDC 620.178.38
~ N., Kicv
"Study of the FaLigluu Strength of* Ifeat -Res istant with llristabk!
Loading"
Problem), Prochnosti, No 3, 1972, pp )3-10.
Abstract: Iles u It!; arc, 1) verctited fro"11 fa t ig uv~ tes t.i ;))l oi* I I -I is t a I kt
blade alloys It hiPh te17,j)erntL11'QS With J_)TO,~'rWWAULI TFe
dependence o'L f.itill-tic strenI.-,th and damape to ;illoxs 011 -,tr0:5!i 1w.-VI 0,
tile progrWil is th'!~1on,;Ll'aLed, il.,i Well W:, 010
the distribution o4~ durabilitics ill ~,tahlcd and' Test-s wit".4 a
logarithmic normal distribution.
)/I

US9R
UlYC 629.7.036.3.002.4
PENIYOV, A. M., POGREVNAYAK, A. D., KtJrAYEV V. N., SP.-NYSIAY, V. N.
MGM
"Use of Complex ".10thod oj,., Estimatilig lZellability to Study
Materials for Gas Turbine Engine Parts"
Sb. Nauch. rr. Kiev. In-t Insh. CraZhd. Avnatsii, jC0:lj(,!L-t-,'IA SCiVlltifiC
Works of Kiev Civil Aviition Engineering Institute], IIS'171, M) 4, 1--p 69-7,~.
(Translated from Reforatixinyy "hurnal Aviatsienrive i. IIA-t~tnyyc lh-lgateli,
No 1, 1972, Abstract No 1.34.77 from the rosume).
Translation: Fatipic tc.~sts were performed in order t.,,) e-~tiwat,,- lhc dur.il,ility
.1 ALP.Cd .2
of alloy E1617 under vari"Ible tel..-Aperature CcIndirions. tcsV replIc"I
temperature procran imitating the temperature chw)gc-s of bbilc-i in orw-r:~tion.
The test results are presc-jited as a faVillue curvo. ]hL., points on tho curve
express the neon d)irabilities fro-I the results of testing of S. to 10
at each level. To evaluate the he"lavior of tile. ruaterl"ll 1111d(!r IIV:11,
conditions , tht: v"Iriable Cow"wrients of the power and
reproduced. As before, thu, stressc-; in the program ui!!xe d0l%l%-~I~C.' in !i*;-.--t-.-
from 39 to 31.5 kg/i-.,Lm2, thun increasckl to 39.5) Pw to :illoy
I 112

USSR
PENIF.OV$ A. M., et a1.$ SI). Nauch. Tr. Mev. In-t 111103. GI-o'.11(i. k,'wati;ji,
1971, No 4, pp 69-7,2
was evaluated oil the ba,,is of the, Values of' tho I i L), ~.:H terlon ~:Ith
bined loading ak- Testing of a scrics of- specimcris k7.;6ic,1tf:.O the value of
ak=0.70, indicating iTItensive Elamage to L1617 1110V Lll*,,I('I- '-h,:' CMI!~iflCd jT1f1U1,-n1:12
of variable temperaturcs and strosses. 1"he applicalJoa of thc st;ttic
05C 20kg/m2 callsvd a slight jllclcarie Di the Jurability critLrjci~ iijill
reproduction of stresses and temperatums up to al-O.P9.

Ayl.~f,
USSR MIC 620.171.2
SKLYAROV, N. M., KONONCRUK, N. I., ZIIUKOV, S. VASIL,-V,
1 .1
B. N., AKIMOV, L. M., LAPITSKIY, Yu. A., BFLYAYFV, .4. .9,, KRI.V1:)7UG0V, G. S.,
ISHCHENK0, 1. 1., POGREWNM, A. D., and 'KUFAYEV, V, jj~,_,QIosvow, Kiev)
"Estimating the Heat Resistance of Heat-Resistant Alloyn Under Actual
Operating Conditions"
Kiev, Problemy prochnasti, No 1, 1.971, pp 13-21
Abstract: Problcms conceriwil wIth estir'.utting the en-lu-cauce u~- heat-resist.ant
materials under unstable loading condi.Llottii are analyz!f!'I. I mutho'd is stlg-
gested for producing and using "secondary" wdurance C.Naracterli.,Lics, In-
creasing the accuracy of estimation and calculation of guar4tntcLd dur4uhj lity
under operating conditions and forced equivalent loading motion. These
secondary characteris tics represent the depandence of 'the durability of
materials on cc-.ibinations of preceding progrmed and i:abseqtmat NtaLiCw");-,rY
loads in various proportions. The fonaula of lint.-ar 4idditioa of dama.-I!
applies. The secondary characteris tics are produced by acc~.-:Iarnntcd tcv~i;t:`I'?,
over limited test periods with extrapolation to the area o.-I increased dur-
-11) 111
if-T

U ish U 34 C621. J91.3. 052:542.63: 5.19. ~' 1.11 : 6 69. A.'95
,&W'AYKZi, A. YA., Enginaer, FSINWNIN, 1. '.;E., Cindidatot o, nicariic-a
m. V., Enginoar
"Welding of Titaniuia in the Solid 3~tate at Low Contac't; Pre.-iuwrell
~-'oscow, Svarochnoye Proizvodstvo, No 5, May 70, pp 29-~I)
AbSLraet: A stuly was mado of the possibility of weldir,L.- Utanii-i
of welding in tne solid state aL low contact pressureo It. i~,is
porivientally that the maxamuz strength of the joints producied w~'-!;
abrasive treatment of the surfaces to a degree of 8-9 and LIY
which increased the contact area of the Joined surfacii)s. Apl)UcaLion o"
method contributes to a higher degrue ot prvservatlon~af t-be pl-~i5Lic proi.,e:rtic-~~
of titanium than is possible with brazUuS.

USSR
UDC
-&VYLEVSKrI('-IF,-J., 1:11RISTICRO 'J. V.
"Active Band or Band-Eliminition RC-Filter."
USSR Author's Certificnte flo 2962128, filed 12 Jun IN19, publisltw,i S Apr 1971
(from 10i-Radiotekimika, '.,o 1,, PTFZ, Abstraiit No ID11,411)
Translation: A filter it; proposed whIch contains, an iind a ~,vuble. T-
type bridge in a ne-,ative feedback circuit, In ordev to ~viprw,,e the ttr:~iA~ra-
ture stability of tile filLer parameters, a teraperaLlIVCt (14!VICI! is
included in parallel to the double T-Cype brIdIge. tCr,,,,,(IrzItt;rC
device comprines a serik-s-c,mmectcId phasc-shifting Cf)-Ctlil. ~~ Irile-11.3tolic
bridge one ar,.,,. of which ir. fontwd by n heat-t;emJti1,,v U.-ItTiO%L, ior a
thermoreafsLor, and the uriltUr-banc junaton o~ a tricdu ii; iv~-
cluded in the output dla,,*,onal. '11'hifl tried(! t0,-,#'-ZJ142r W[Lh Hte rc-iiiitw- j.-.i Oic
collector circuit con.,;tItude.-i a dywimic lo4td of the c.;.iirtcr T(!pc,,;tcr.
The input of the latter iti comir~!CtLd directly tO 0111 (1L11:111,11. Of' 111~' dQUI)IC T-
type bridge. Tile feedback, volut-o proportionil to tku all,-0:,raic E:um of 1-he
Output Voltages of tile double T-Lype bridge and the lilt~!ati;Lone i!: pickcd
up fron the collector of the semiconductor triode, Witch is tile dynmir 3nad
of the complex emiLter repeater.

USSR UDC 546 ~271
- N., and NA7-kRLOK, T. N., Instituto of L~Iroblems of
Mateyr-i-a-l' Sciences, Academy of Sciences, Ukrminian SSR
Me Chemical Resistance of Diborldes of the Transition Met;tis of Groups IV-V in
the Periodic Table"
Poroshkovaya Metallurgiya, No 3, Mar 71, pp 51-55.
Abstract: Ile authors studied the decomposition of diborldi.-s of tile Iransition
elements in Groups IV and V of the periodic tabl* by -gigirerat acids in a riedium. of
nitrogen by determining the composition of the gaseous decomposition products and
compared the chemical resistance of the diborides to.the corresponding -metals
under the same conditions. Similar studies were perforned I.-ri air. Thu diborides
of the transition metals of Grcup IV were found to be, :Less v-qb1c zhan tho!le of
Group V. The chemical stability in Group IV increaso*,4 rroim hafilium to titanium.
In Group V, stability increase-d vfith increasing ordhial numbe'r of the ale-Mant
from vanadium to tantalmni. The dt~composition of dibarkdes ~y acids are
not oxidizers is accompanied by significant liberation of hyd:t-ogen, at 4-5 moles
per mole of boride decomposed, rite borides are 3trang i'cdLWCTS, 5tronger char.
elementary boron and the metal of which they are forned, They are less stable
than the corresponding metals.

USSR UDc 546.271
-VJGAY, L. N., and NAZARCHUK, T, N., Inatitut-e of 9-roblems of
M-a-MMAT-Ttiences, Academy of Sciences, Ukraiiiian SSR
"The Chemical Resistance of Diborides of the Transition:Metals-, of Groups W-V in
the Periodic Table"
Poroshkovaya Metallurgiya, No 3, Mar 71, pp 51-55.
Abstract: The authors studied the decomposition of dibOTides of the transition
elements in Groups IV and V of the periodic table by s,.,fveral acids in a medi= o-;
nitrogen by determining the composition of the gaseous decomposition pre-ducl:s and
compared the chemical resistance of the diborides to tke corve.-ponding netals
under the same conditions. Similar studies were performod in air. Thi! dibarides
of the transition metals of Group TV were found tr., be le:5s sl:able than those, Of
Group V. The chemical stability in Group IV incrtrasi-,d Xrom harnium to titani=.
In Group V, stability increased with increasing ordinal numl.,er oi the element
from vanadium to tantalum. The decomposition of diboritics by ;kcids which are
not oxidizers is accompanied by significant liberation of hyd-rogen, at 4-5 moles
per mole of boride decomposed. Me barides are strong reduccrs, stronger than
elementary boron and the metal of which they are formed, They are less stable
than the corresponding metals.
1/1 -

USSR
uDe 62i.702.om
FEDORUSj V. B., RMCIAPOVA, T. YA., OZ111A, YIJ. B, I aiA KIM 14Y , L. 4N.
"Investigation of the Reaction of Zirconium Wde WJ:th Carbides of Group V1
It tals's
le
V sb. Tugoplavk. karbidy (The Refractory Carbides -- Collection of liorks
Kiev, "Fauk. Duaka," 1970~.$ P 244-250 (froia No 3, Ear ht
Abstract No 31^9378 by aut Z
Translationt An investi,-ation is mado of the chaxiwter af the reaction of
zirconium o)dde with carbideu of Group VI metza* -- Cr C , i1o C a:id WC -- by
4eraicia, and not&UoC,,rqh1a r nc~i. -The aut.-om
the methods of x-ray, c. 0. 1,12Y2
determine the mature of the intermediate and Unal *ruact:Lon Protiucts, ani
C4 orl -
.jrj;
establish the dependence of the phru3a oonposition o: -the ::qla
sinterirg temperature. A study ia =ado a the sta~bllxlty of Lo zxd W cLVb1de2
and ZrO in acids arA In ml_%tures of acids with 0XVIazir."I al~d Conplexinc au-Critz;.
A metQ is sugGested for chemical phoe separation QT tho abolee-ixidlc-lted
compounds. Four tables. Bibliography with 21 titlifia.

USSR
OC
EL'YASBF,RG, P. YE. , LUGAYULILO.,.A
ww""Im
"Influence of Day,"Jight rffect in the Dictribution 0~ 1 ty j;-)
the Retardation of Artificial Earth Satallites"
V sb. Mat. rnetody, modeliv. v. kosmich. issled. fe,~j_,C~~L C,17
in Space Kese~a-ch -- Collecfi,)n o' -Uork-,i), Moscow,
:
P)t
(from R'fli-62. kt-nmichcskolo Nc.
No. 4.62.265)
Translation: The influence of day-night efftct In
spheric den.-ity on chxiges in the period of rotattiorl ijn~l
an artificial ear-th satellite is w2vest-1.0,40-ad.
for determining these changes. it is ihovn tivit if The
atmosphere dotevinined an -the. basis of the retza,dffl~:~`,)rl of
formulas obtained without cons-Mering the influincq 1:,4. d,iv-ni-.!i- v~-I'(4-
considerable errors may o(?cw,. An estim3te of the.;Q is
Resume.
7

USSR
IJDC 521.3:C29.783
KUGAYENKO, B. EL'YASBERG, P. YE.
"Long-Range Prediction of the Notion of an Prtificia-1, Sat(!] I, ro In
Circular Orbits Considering an Arbitrary Nuird),zw cf*
V sb. Mat. metadv modolir. v Ro:~.inirh. Inslod. of
in Space Research -- Callection of" Works), Moscow,
(ftlom RM-62. Issledovaniye kwqrTi.IrhC.3kqvo prostraw-tva, Ilo. 4, Ap'r
No. 4.62.286)
Translation: A systein of analytical velatlonsh.[-.:~s i_vc!
the long-ran ,rtn- rharigcr; in clurnents of alyii=t ci,-culav (Irld't-i o',
satelliter'. With the:if.- one
ascendIng node:,, of th,.~ as t:1 finI4.,tInn of 0:112 th.'!
then study the effect of rin arbitrar, numbra, o~ zinii-d lin Oil!
of the ear-th gravity patential and the (effect -T.
fro-ra the innon and -swi and of all' j,~.i C.k k2ifi~.,.It C)i
-these hIgher zonal haurm,.:)rdics (beginnini, with thi-.! 5,~h) c-l"I stlAit'd, wIth vh,~
aid of six congruonce para-meters wli-;ch enter into -cbi! calc%ulazior. i-,, 4:c:-1--t'*,7~:-.-
to the Values of the coefficient:S at tbe 00-y'd and
parameters, which are functions of the Orl-4t, C.~111
1/2

USSR
KWAYENKO, B. V. , EL'YASBEI,-.G, F. YE. , Mat. 1,.Ietody
!Ioscow, "Nauka", 1971, pp 106-119
theoretically on the basis of given values of the expar.Liici-I :.-ouffic-Lont-- H: ti.he
gravity potential or on the ba.,.,-i.s of obseryation-.i on 1.:I*.,e (if
by matching the results of the calculation with d--Ita. 7 1'(?f.
Resume.
2/2

USSR uDc: 621.319.4
-Y,SEROV, A. V.
KUGAYEVSF
"A Capacitor With Variable Losses"
Tr. Sib. NII metrol. (Works of the Siberimi ScLentific F,:,near-lb Ir.:~L-.Tute-
of Metrology), 1971, vyp. 12, pp 93-97 (frOM K,11-1310itoteMinika. No 6,
Jun 71, Abstract No 6V380)
Translation: The paper describes one of the wdifi(mticnis of desiri of
capacitors with variable losses. The operating prlmcinl,-~ lies in e-Luer-
nate placement of diclectric materialo with diXfortoLt tangent.,z J,n the
capacitor field. 'nie capacitance of the devico rmidno 0,!otmtWiL eu, thi.-
losses vary. ReswrA.
1/1

USSR UDC: 621.317.4ii.c23
GERBER, A. A., KUGAYEVSKIY,
-'-'--"~'M.'I1- '0404
"Measurement of Reversible Permaability on High Frequi!nc
Tr. Sib. N-71 metrol. (Works ef the Siberian Scientift~! Re!jt!i!LrC'-j Tnstitute
of Metrology), 19 vyp. 12, PP 53-60 (from ffi'sh-H&dfq-,ekhniku, No 6,
Jun 71, Abstract No 6A302)
Translation: A description is given of a two-circLtit pervewreter Eonrl a
coaxial resonator designed for hi&-frequency and bup-rhigh-frcquency
measurements of the magnetic characteristics of znate:vials wider the effect
of constant magnetic fields. Resumg.

USSR uDc; 621.317.44
BELYUSHKIN, G. A. , KU'GAY-EP,3KIY.,.�--.F-
"Radio Spectrometers for Studying the PerTieabllity of Met-;,etic Thin Fdlrr"
DA1. Vses. nauchno-tt-kI-:-. radicte--,Oin.
ports of the Ail-Uni;m.,ri I'z:-It~ntific and Technical i:jn Radio
ing Measurements. Vol. 1) , llovcsiloirsk, 19"I~), pp
ax:ka, No 1, Jail 71, Abstract No 1A3T3)
Translation: The Outhorl )riefly olAlive the results of wL)jI:s cn the 1:12thcd
of susceptibility, whicn i!~ extens.4-vely used for st,4dyIn,,-, an!
magnetic thin fiLms. ins tLlla:t ions have been for -stud3,ing -iu2--
ceptibility in the mgion f2rromngnettc resonance wid in thfi. regicr: k':f
radio frequenzy lcczze~-:, -whicn are essentially rnd-io stPuctnmaeterg. of'
permeability. Various dingrams of such. Enstallutions are
various ty-pes are evalun-ted wtl ::ircuits itre recaiut~!ndn(i V~:ir
of vide band radio :.,pectrareter-z of permeability. aitf!.-AAcr. ii3
given to Problem'i involved In mwiuremelit of the sl--,eetva f
zqFetic thin filmi, A inw-thoil tat propotied tor WW -IvLvnr-tfc
characteristic-.; of ruipTiezic thin I'LlIzz. BibIloilral;hy of tIt,Iv!;. ~~. I
VI

USSR ~JDC 6' 1. !0 13 G~,,;3, F
KUC,kYEVSKIY, A. F., YATSYNINA, N. L. , KARIM, N. N,
"Coaxial Resonator"
USSR Author's Certificate No 252430, Filed 27 Itay- 68, Viih1ish,:!d: () iE4) 7~1
(from 112h-Radioteklinika, Iva 9, Sep 70, Abstract "N't) 9BO-111)
Translation: The proposed resonator is designed for M1h1.,;t1tL11jj L~1,'!
parameters of materials. It consists of twu sections i::annt.!,Qt,,id to each ut.her.
In order to improve the Q-factor of the resonator and Increasc the aceuracy a,-^
the measurements, one section of the resonator is iasttimed -in a inoving i;pring-
loaded carriage. The intemal coiWuctor of the re8aijalmr Is 4tylipped with 13
tip Tihich is supported on a threaded bushing oi a hraclli:et will(lil iS faSO!ned
to the base of the carriage. There is one illustratiogi.

DATE--30OCTIO
ou UNCLASSIFIEO~~ PAi
JITLE-41CRUSYNTHESIS OF HYOROCARDONS FOR OETERMINIW~ GAl; CHROMATOGRAPHIC
PARAMETEkS -U- ;
_AUTHUR-(02)-KUGUCHEVA, YE.YE., ALEKSEYEVAP A.V.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
.SOURCE--ZAVOD. LAB. 1970t 3b(319 27t-3
",DATE PUBLISHED----70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--HY0k0CAkt30N SYNTHfiS IS# GAS CHROMATOGA APHY OtEftYORATIONt
ALCOHOLt ISOMERIZATIONt ALKkNEv ZEOLITEi HYDROGENATIUNi CATALYSIS
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
OOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
PROXY REEL/FRAME--199710729 STEP NO--UR/0032/T4)lO3j5itOD3/02'rl/0273
CIRC ACCESSION NU--AP0119636
UNCLASS I F- IED

2/2 012 UNC LASISIIIF I Eb, PR,DCES!)[NG i)ATE--30()CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0119636
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- A6SYi~Acr. C SUB5 C S(H,6 HYOKUCARBONS USE
AS GAS-CHROMATOG. STDC5. wERE PREPD. r3Y CArALYTIC KEACTEE),%~, E. G.r
DEHYDRATION OF AMYL ALCS. OVER M00IFIEJ CA SU53 (PLI Sljll4.) SU32 ANO AL
SUB2 0 SUB3. ISOMERIZATION OF OLEFINS 0.4 CAA ZEOLITE Ull Cl~ HEX-:114ES ON
PD-C, AND BY HYDROGENATING HEXENES. THE REAMUN$ KERL-* CAKRIEU OUT
UNDER DYNAMIC CONOITIO14S IN A GLASS TUBE MICROREAcroR., FACILtry:
NLI SIN. SPIRT. ORG, PROD.j MOSCOWt USSR4

USSR
UD17: 51
KUGURAKOVA, N.-K.
"Generalization of the Mehl 1.4'ethod for an Arbitrary Cc,nvox Fur2ticn."
V sb. Chisl. netody v telchn.-okon. madachakh (11u::~erjcal in Teo-
nical and Economic Frcblems--collection of works), Kaziwil , 'Eurran' Ulni-
versity, 1971, pp 99-112 (from RZh~-Fiberretita,, No 1, 11'nn 7:2-, Abstract
No lV833)
Translation: In connection with the Biehl method, see ffl'h-Mut, 1~)616,
lV278K.

USSR
MVIOPOV I. F..,-NEGUSHEV, 0. 1. (Iristitixte of TheweUcal and Ex-,erimental
Physics, M"Oscaw)
"Formation of Comlex Magnotic Cyr.IoB ill a 7-FE7 Proton ZyrAhrotron"
Moscm., Pribory i Tekhnika Eksperimental January~Fabvaary_, 1971; 19-24
AR-)TRAL-,r: The rrirciples of developing generaI-virpn.,-,a control. systErio 'for
ignitron rectifiers are described. The systf= are i,-Iesifrned for thf~ aitern~.te
formation of basic mz~xnetic cycles idth one or two conti-mmis sFdft,, f--oi T:,o5i-
tive valuco oll the derivative of tho field dli/dt = 11, - 9 koe/oec to any glven
value other than zero (for slmT direction of t'he beam or, the tar:,et) as wel-1
as of nhortcn&. trianrqilar cyalms for producin(~ a pvctor, ba.=. with am anqxf~y
of approdmately 2CO 1710v In tho intorras between tbe bas,ic cycles. T~e pro-
cess of forming, such cycles in supplying pcwm, to tl)v airxilar magneL ix. the
30-cycle/rainuto mode is irAicated.
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,KIJG US I -I EV , N 11,771 N , D YLL MV: Lal
it Design and C(-Instruotic,t, ul' ;,-Talits W1.01
Z.,.: Z kt" h I L un t a, f
Tr. nroytk'n. '.--ta " 17 j ~j,
t _ OZC (Wo rk r
tute for the cn und T'iwuling oi' Elcctrical. "or ";I'LO,
lations), -1-(,)T0 ryp. 9, pp 95-110 (from N, 1,
70, Absl~ract No 9A119
T r an n I at I o. i :Ab -,- i ef e x pos i t i on I s IF iven a f th e eh iir ac t fir t i :~ L] cav t; u ti -
zation of the MHD method of ener&v coriversion. Posuible 't,vchm:j1::)w;t--~l dia~,rxuis of
electric power plants with MHD generators r4re descr:jbed ai.~. well- !L--. r,~Ah,:All f(:~r furtkier
developments along these 1 ties. Coiwideration is gilven tn tht! pl-annjn,~~ (if roiw
standard equilment, a brief description of the charILCteril-*l;,'C.(1 ')I, v:Aenn J'al. Control,
automation and protection of equilment, as vell L1.5 ba.510 v-plutl,or.~:- for 1),.ittin~; tr,-
gether the main building. rapl~y oj' 0:)l I* tit,1(12.
Four i I -lust rations , t ib I! og 11 A
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5-?)~ - , 3-T6
KOZY16KlY, 0. YA., KONONE-IKO, V. k., M., JIVVITI.11, V, Y.,
N. S... and UIZHTISIMA, L. K., Irizti
Ukrainian SSR and Ukrain`.-la Scientific Re,-Cm.ch 1,1.~Ul 1~.[
"Durability Lind Subutructure of a Beat-Rezistant, Fro c ~1.:, i. [I'L vti
Subjected to Ultrnsanie Treatment"
Sverdlovok, Fizlka M,,AE~Ilcv L fk~Aallcm,!denlYt~, Vol 35, No 4~9
Ab:;t.ract: Tl-~-e of ir~-ridirt"I(:1,1 oil tiv!
of 1a1JJ*J,(1.yUH Im.3 strdiiud Cv... 1 1
holirc. at, whiel-I we ro (A~'!a -to irrarliat i r1m c-A '(tX')ll(-' w I ti;
Occillai ` 1 on , ~tm 0 1 twit - v, & r I oil 1w; tl .10 .1,11 1.1i 1.1 -1 qold
tile uUnpleo Were al, I,()):. ont! or tv~~ )IOUX.1
7000C under a load oi' 46 It was
of tl-,i-- .~I.loy promote.", I molle lJn14AJm distrib.,M, oil (-.,]* 1.":r! (:qt-Ot~r,
creases ductility o-.4iiir, to rr.Moval of carbid.., frorr, thf-!
blocks dislocation sources, and inten..,Uftez aging In Alt,
is incre:.~oed diii-ability ai.-,J decreased crectp rate. 2 Vfij!;ure~i, I 1m:tL--
bibliographic

USSR
KUK, Yu. V., PETUNIN, Yu. 1.
"Asymptote of Dispersion of Best Unbiased Linear Estl=ate (it' Unknown
Mathematical Expectation of a Stable Random Process Produced with Even
Subdivision of the Interval of Observations"
Ukr. mat. zh. (Ukranian Mathematics Journall, 1973, 41115, Nc) 2, pp 214-
227 (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal - Kibernctika, No 3, 1973.
Abstract No 8 V213 by the author)
Translation: The stable random proces* x(5), tC(O,T] with unknown
mathematical expectation m is studied, The as)miptot(st of dispersion
D of the best linear estimate constructed on the bashs of the
o9servations x(to), x(tl),..., x(tn) is studied, whei-4~ to, tJ.----#tn
is the even division of the observation interval [0, 71.
Suppose D is the dispersion of the best linear estima-te of' mathemati~-al
expectation m of process of x(t). It is shown that for tho stable irl.-.-ir-
kov process x(t)
Dn-0=0(n-2).

e I . USSR
KUK, Yu. V., PETUNIN, Yu. I., Ukr. mat. zh., 1973, 2$, No 2, pl) 214-
227
If x(t) is an elementary Dub process, the sequence E),~-D approaches zero
no slower than 0(n-1).
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-1/2 oto UNCLASSIFIE61 PkljCES%ING 0ATF_--t8SEP70
TITLE--POTASSIUM OXIDE AND 8ORON OXIDE AND POTASSIUM CHLORIDE AND WATER
SYSTEM AT 25PERCENT -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-..~.UKA,~P.t G;ODEt He
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--LATV. PSR ZINAT. AKAD. VESTISt KIM. SER. 1970, (L)t 23-5
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--AQUEOUS SQLUTIQN# PUTASSIL14 CHLUqtr.%C-, 6GRATEP POTASSIUM OXIDE,
'BORON OXIDE
CONTROL MARKING--NO ItESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--U'ICLASSIFIEO
PRCAY REEL/FRAME--198.9/0612 STEP t4r)--UR/046/t/?0/000~i)ol/0023/aO25
CIIRC ACCESSION Ni)--AP0105595
mj

212 010 UNCLASSIFIED' PIROCE5SING, OATr---l3SEP70
C[RC ACCESSION NO--AP0105595
ARSTRACT/EXTRACT--IU) GP-0- AaSTRACT. -THE SOLY. CIP: K 11ORATE 1,14 SOLNS.
CONTG. 10 AND 20PERCENT KCL ANO IN SATO, KCL SOLNIi. 043 STUDIED AT
25PERCFNT. IN 5ATD. KCL SOLNS. WHEN THE K SU82 n CllNrL-NT WAS
0.024PERCE-NT K DECABORATE APPEARED IN THE SOLIU PHASE, AT THIS POINT,
THE D SU62 0 SUB3 :K SUB2 0 RATIO WAS 144. AS THIS RA'rt(j DECREASEDr THE
SOLY. OF THE DECABORATE IST DECREASED AND THEN INCREASE0. THE SOLY. OF
THE TETRABORATE PASSED THROUGH A MIN. AFTER WHICH IT lbl(:I~F-4SED SHARPLY
AND ATTAINED A POINT OF SIMULTANE-OU5 CRYSTN-o OF THE TF'I';tA AND THE
DIBORATES. IN 10 AND 20PERCENT KCI SOLNS.9 THE SOLY. ISOTtIF.RM~ RVJ
PARALLEL DETWEEN THE ISOTHERMS FOR THE SOL-NS. WITiPOUT 14 'CL AND THE KCL
SATO, SOLNS. THE SOLY. MIN. OF DECA AND TETRABORAIES 4ij:RF RErAINEo.
THE SOLY.. OF KCL DECREASED AS THE 9 rt(JB2 0 CONTEN9 Il%CQl;AiEDj AND THUS,
IN THE 10PERCENT KCL SOLN. THE ISOTHEPM TERMINATE10 AT A K SUB2 0 CONTENT
OF 16o60PERCENTj AND FOR THE 20PERCENT KCL SOLNo- THE ISI)Tl4E-;zm TERMINATED
AT A K SUB? 0 CONTENT OF 6.40PERCENr. AT IHESE POINTS T14E ISOTHERMS
MERGED WITH THE ISOTHERMS OF A KCL SATD, SOLN*

wai
USSR
UDC S47-587 - 2 IL
KUKALENKO, S. S., GRkCjjEvA, N. A. p CHILIKIN, L. G,
"Chemistry of Organic Pesticidos. III. Syntheilik 01~ 4-Phuhali-
midobutanoic Acid"
Zhurnal Organicheskoi Khimiip vol 9, No 7., JO-Y 1973, Tm) 1401-1404
Abstract-. 4-Phtha'1,11imidobutanoic acid was MAde by reacting gamma-
-y potassium plithalimide 4it V.;0_ 200C 04"f
butyrolactone with dt
yield). Cis-Tetraliydr-oplittialirlidobutaiioic acid was obtained b% a
similar procedure. A number of esters, acid chlorides, ainides,
and anilides of the first compound were prepaved and their prop-
erties determined. Of the producta tested., tht-~ iiioi;t active
fungicide (against tomato phytoflora) was 4-phthallmidobutanoic
monoothylamide.

USSR
UDC 51'7-745:541-69
KUKALE and GRAMM, N. A.,, Scientific Research Imititute of
Fertilizers and InsectofuiLgicides imeni. Prof. Ya. V. SAMOYLOV;, Moscow
"A New Synthetic lk~thod for N--Aryl and 11-Alkylpyrrolidories awl. 6ome of 'heir
Properties"
Riga, Mimiya Geterotsiklichaskj1h Boyedineniy, No 6, J11-n 71o o 773-77h
Abstract: A simple method was developed for nynthesLs (W N-aryl and N-alkyi-
pyrrolidones based on the reaction of Carmaa-birtyroIacV3i.%o wIth prinai-y ai-dne
hydroch.lorides. Me reaction taken place upon hemti-n,, 'equimalar oi' 'Llie
starting materials at 60-2100 for 4-20 hro. Aryl doirivativell ro~-Vl 1.11
yield, alkyl products can be obtained in 20-,13% yield. Ilia -,p~,odiicts synthes,ized
were round to have fLuu;Icidal activity.
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USSR
um 632-95
BUROVA, M. S., kl SAKADVISM, K. I., RDSTOITTSEVA, YE. Y.E.)
MALYSHEV, A.
.P
"Study of the Halogenation of 0(-Hpichlorhydrine"
V sb. Khim. sredstva zashchity rait. (Chemical Means of Plant Protection --
collection of works), Ne 1, Moscow, 1970, pp 263-269 (from No 1-29
Jun 72, Abstract No 12N415)
Translation: During chlorination of a-epichlorhydrine (1), 3,y-dIchlorohydrine,
a, a', W- trichlorace tone and (x, W, W-trichlorisoprol)),L ;Ocohol are formed.
During brominatiuit of I, ai,y-chlorohronohydrine is isoillited as the prfn-ir-~
product. The procusn of halogertation of I in the prosilaive (.-a' '-wattere! 14~01t.
and cooling, with heating; and ultr-aviolet.or radlatian was inveatiijnted. 1, C
current flows into 207 grams of I at a rate of O.P--0.4 literry'mir. at 10-1,90JL2
after 84 hours the HC1 and C12 are blown off the solitian, mnd it is fraction-
ated. Then 82-5 grams of Br2 are added dropwise to 48 griuir, of I heatf,~d to r;)0-
1000, and kept at 1000 for 5 hoiLrs and the HBr is blowit off and fractioxiated by
gas chromatography.
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USSR UDC 632,95
BUROVA, 11. S., KARGAPOLOVA, F. V.
"Reaction of Chlorohydrin Ethers With Amines, Phanolu, Thiophenals, and
Carboxylic Acids"
V sb. KhiT-. sredstva zashchLtv rast.(Chemical Menns of Plan~ ProteCLioil. -- Col-
lection of works), vyp. 1, iloscow, 1970, pp 256-,!62 (41'rom L2,
,Jun 72, Abstract No 12Z4474)
TranBlation: In aearching for pesticides, ordinmr-r rwthodr, were used to synthe-
size derivatives of chlorohydrin WiLli the getteral for-aiulas.
(I), Rxcli2CH(OlOcli.,NRIF-11 (11), IM112CH(OOCRIII)CH .1 Cl (1:10 111XQ i_' Ch C !C!: c I ON)
(everywhere R is Ph. Substituted Ph, It' and 11" - 11, G I- C8- 11,11kyl, Ph, sl~bstftuted
Ph; R"' = C I-C3- alkyl,halogen, "I u 0, S). A mixture of 128.5 grans of C-chlorc-
phenol, 92.5 grmas of freshly redistilled epichlorohydn aml I i;ip, of 40~ x1lOOLIS
solution of NaOffi! is heated in a bollin- %rati~r bath for 15 hmirs, gererzLillt,.
150.32 grarns of I (R - 4-CIC 6111, K = 0) (Ia), C911 10 C1,0 21 vield 4UL, hoilj.-,E~
point 131-2*/2, n 20 D 1.5513, d ~)O 1.3202. 1 (X - S) i4;obtalned analoj;ously,
4
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KUKALF11KO, S. S.P et al., Khim. sredstva zisfichity r,,.I;-t:, vvii. 1, Moscou, 1970,
pp, 256-262
but with heating of the reaction mixture for 6 hours at: The I are
obtained (R, X, the taolecular formula, the yield in 140 the boiling point in
OC/mm or the melting point in *C, n 20 D, d20 are given): 2-C.-IC if 0 C I, C1,029
4 6 4, 1 9,10
50, 133/2, 1.5519, 1.3260; 3-ClC 6H49 0, C 9 11 10 Cl20;-?v 611,4, 154-6/20 1.5532,
1.3210; 2,4-Cl 2C611 39 coo C9 H9 Cl 3020 65, 184-5/4, 1.50,30, 1.4303; 2,4,5-CL,
C6H20 0, C 9 if8 C14029 30, 58-1, Php S (1b), C 9it, 1.1 ClOq% 79t 14212,
1.2427; 4-ClC H S, C 11 C1. 03, 50, 156-7/2, 1.601.0, 2.34,37; 405-CL)c 1;'jj so
6 49 9 to 2 1 () '.
C9It8Cl3OS, 77, 185-7/2, 1.6100, 1.4571. To it mixture of 22. 1. grat--n of 1.1 111C,
10.12 grams of Et 3 N, 12.32 grams of o-anisliline are adided Lrm JO' for 30 rintit,s.
The mixture is mixed for 15 hours at 85,1000, separat:jng d,b rriixs ol: 11 (11 = 4-
CIC6If 4, R' - 11, R" - 2-1110C 6 11 41 X. - 0) , C16018 C I It -: 1") 3, JILIL-111 boilia$' rJoInt.
133-7/4; it 20 D 1.5933, d 20 1.2455. The 11 are obtained ana1,'jj;;ousIy (it, W, n",
X, the molecular fomu 4 the Vield in X, the boilinly point in 'C/Lxi or t.'*14!
380 20 j
melting point in *C, n D, d are given): 4-CIG H H, P11, 0, C H (a"..0"I
2/5 4 6 41 15 16

USSR
KUKALENKO, S. S., cc al., Khir. sredstva zas1tc1iitvrast,,, vv;,. 1, Moscow, 1970,
pp 256-262
45, 78-80, 4-CIC 6 11 4$ 11, 3-MeC6 if 4' 0' C16"18C1:111:1-" 20, 69-70,
4-CIC 6if4a Hs 2,4-11,1e 2C6 11 3101C 17 If 20 CIN020 33* 86-7p 4-CIC, 6H4' '-e' 2)"
OR C 16H 18 ClNo 21 33, 203-5/10. 1.3925, 1.2183; 4-ClC 6H1,11 Et' r1l, 1), C17 H, 1j Zi.101)
259 203-5/5, 1.5872, 1.2414; 4-CIC 6H40 110 n-C 6H171 OR C17H :3 Cl11;0 21 13, i74-5,
Ph, li, n-C,11 s C H NOS, 20p 66-7, Pit, Et, ],I*t, S, C I NOS
v 171 1 17 2~ 13 1, 21'
60, 147-3/2, 1.5430, 1.0722; Map 11, 2-1-feC 6114 PS, C 16 11 19 Nos, 30, 214-6/~', 1.6160,
1.1486; h, 11, 3-MeC 6 HV S, C 16 H19 NOS, 30, 46-8, --, ..-; Ph, 11, Pit, S, C 15 11 17 nos'
42.49 56-8, --j --; Pit, 11, 2,3-11e 2C611 30 S, C17 11 21 plosto 421 46-7, "ho it,
2-MeOC 6H41 S' C16"19"'02S , 35, 233-5/5, 1.6150, 1,18521 :?h, 11, 4-CICOH(4 , S, C, 5
11 16 ClNOS, 34, 64-5, --, --; Pit, lie, 11h, S, C 16 11 11) NOSP 41, 2()0-2Y2, 1.6210,
1.1444:Ph, Et, Ph, S, C 17 If 21 1105, 30, 213-1514, 1.6090, 1.17119; 11h, n-C d it 17' ph
S, C N NOS, 25, 238-40/3, 1.5670, 1.0522. The III it; obtaincd by twating a
23 33
mixture of I and the corresponding carboxylic acid In iLri orflanic solvent tn the
vre-Rence of 11.,s0 with continuous rcdistillation of th-v wat:(ir In Ifie forn of
315- ~ 4

USSR
KUKALLNKO, S. S., et al., Khir,. sredstva zashcnitvrast., vvp. 1, 'Moscow, 1970,
pp 256-262
the azeotrope (R, R"', X, the molecular formp a, t~8 yield U, ", Oie mwltin-
point in *C or the boiling point in *Chm, nt d axe given): 2-Cl-C. 1:!,
1? 0
Cci 0, C 42, 184-5/3 1.5401, 1.4731; !1 mj:l' 00 C of 0/
31 IP9C'5O31 9 () 40 11"ll 3 31
58, 180-1/3, 1.5385, 1.3823; 4-CIC 6if 4' nt' 0' C 12 11. 141(1-112 1) 31 160-1/5, 1.5194,
1.2471; 4-ClC 61.1 49 Pr. 0, C13 if 16 CI 2030 50, 170-2/-S, 1.5j,30, 1.2230; 2,4-Cl2c 6113
CH 2c1, 0, c Il.41OC'403- 51, 183-5/4, 1.5493. 1.4536; 2,4--Cl :!C6 -1 30 c", 131 0, c11
ci 603, 50, 190-313, 1.5510, 2.5178; 2,4-C1 2C 6it 3* rt* Olt C12 1~ 13 Cl.3031 46) M-~Jj-"
1.5330, 1.3465; 2,4-Cl 2 c611 3" Pr, Of C13k'15C'303 , 40, 1.5253. 1.3103;
Ph, 1-fe, S (Ma) . C 11 H13 CIO 2S, 57. 166-9130 1.5520, I.1Q03; 11h, Et, S, C 1 -1 If 15 -
c10 2S, 50, 163-5/3, 1.54011, 1.1751; Ph, Pr, S, C 13 If 17 CIO2S, C!, 182-5/6, 1.53-35,
1.1546; Ph, CH 2 c1, S, C 11H12 cl 202S, 40, 178-80/11, 1.5740, 1.2,1500; Ph, C(:l 3t S)
c h Cl 0 S, 40, 215-20/34. l.:'650. 1.2528.. Ten p cl are a6!cd to
11 10 4 2 of 2
50, the mixturc is held
14 grauis of Ma in 30 riZ of dry CCI 4 in one hour at 20 Z
% 6 hours at 20% separating 6.5 graris of IMP, If,, fc; . X, - S)
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KUKALENK0. S. S., et a1.$ jUjir, sredstva zaslicnityrast.j, vyp. 1, Moscew, 1970,
pp 256-262 0
C C1 0 S, yield 41%, boiling point. 133-440*/2, n El d,
212 2 2 4
Fifteen grams of FOCI 3 are idded to 20.22 graimi of Ebt. the iz~ass is for 5
hours at 60% separating 19 grams of V1 (R - Ph. X = $), C 9it 10 cils, yit.;.Id b6.4-V1
boiling point 122-0/2, n -)() D .1.5630, d20 112591. Thirteen jrr~Lms"of SOCL, ure
4
dropped into a mixture of 22 grarz of11 tnd 13 grans 4)f C,11.1,1 at -20-D";-the
mass is held for 6 hours at 100*0 300 nA of dilute IIC1. is it is 'L'.'AtVaCt':(7
with ether, the ether layer is wished with water and ji t3ulfw' solutiolli it is
dried,, yielding 19 gr.-LL- of IV (H - 4-CIC It ' 1 ';0
20 6 41 ())0 (9t"9 1:130' Y'v"' 79"
boiling point 133.5-4*/1, 11 1) 1 !5527 (120 j.jj,5,
4 j. 'Nia IV fs chLaintA nna I og-
OUS-ly (X - 0) (E., the molecular the Yield tho IwillnF: r.'(1int in
*Chm, n20D, d20 are given) : Ph, C It C1 ot 132.2p 1,5417, 1.24-29; 2,4-
4 9 10 2
C1 C If 65, 145-7/1, 1.56290 1.4317; C Ii"', c it ca, 0, 50
2 6 31 C9116C1401 3 ()'& 9 1 11 0
15B-61/1, 1.5775, 1.5250. Thirty-six nilliliters of X11; *1,t:! 2 are addend to a
mixture of 18 graras, of 11) and 43 vi~, of ice Acoli; the m0;tui:Q ls hoatOd for 5
hours at 50-75% isolatinp '10 grams of
yield 95%, melting point 690 (petrole-ufa ether). The I-1V 4wo herbicidal
and fungicidal activity.
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USSR UX 5-47.661-7r2-51
Mi , S.- 3., and YA%V,0WVA) F - V,) All Union tkileiMUc IristitUe of
Ph-emical Plant Protective Agents
"Chemistry of Organic Pesticides. II. t7hloromthylatlon of J-Arylb-atyric Acids
and Some of Their Properties"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Organicheskoy Mimii, Vol 7, No 9, uSeP 71, PP .1816-1619
Abstract: Tn a search for new pesticides, chlorcmeth;yInteil 3-aryl"-utrrfc
acids were synthesized. A mixture of 3-phenylbutyftc acid, .304 formaldt0iyde
and concentrated hydrochloric acid was saturated with P.1eseollIZI. Hcl at 20-250
and then poured into ice water; but,,iric acid (1),
M- P- 113-1.140 cryst,,alized-
m.p. 94-950 vas similarly obtained. (1) 6eacta with -I-kionyl cliloride ta yield
an acid chloride, b. P- 135-1360/3 mm- d2 1.3211, n20 :1-544-~, which wheri
4 D
treated with butylamine in absolute ether gave a butylaid.de af (1), m-P. 77-760-
Refluxing (I) with arrzionium thiocyanate and anhydrous ac~!toria jmye 3-(`-~Ii0cY-
anylmethylphenyl)'Cutyric acid. ri.p. Ce-63o- r0lapound (T) re-q(,.t':ed with potflssiu::~,
diethyl dithiophosphate. to give 3-(4-diethyldithiophcis~ilious nothylphelvl)
butyric acid, a viscous oil, 1 0 i.2o68, 40 .1-5446. ;Rariuxinz (i) with
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10 W.U~E NKO"S. S. and KA-GAPOLOVA, F. V., Zhurnal. Orran:LvheuI-.Oy Miimii, Vol 7,
No 9, SeP 71, PP 183-6-1819
thiouren in amhydrous acetone ,jve.- ,
acid hydrochloridn, m. p. 250'3- Stmilarl~., t#be amIngnut',11~y1ph~,rVI, formr).phonyl-,
and carboxyphenyl derivatives were obtained, inp 2~300, *:!7-29 0 und 2o4of
respectively.
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USSR U In, 6 3,,t - 9 5 2
and DVOYCEENKOVAY E. A., All-Union StientIfic Research
stitute of Chemical Plant Protectants .
"New Systemic Fungicides (Survey of &Niet and Foreign Literature)"
Moscow, Khimiya v Sellskom Khozyaystve, Vol 9. No 6., 1971, rig) 31-333
Abstract: The article reviews work done in the field of the 1,4-oxathlin
derivatives (Vitavax, Plantvax, SIdvax and 0-696). Thai authors deal a~_-cat
exclusively with the forcing literature. The only Soviet nference is to
I. M. POLYAKOV et al., who establiched that the do-velopmert of brown mat of
wheat decreases in direct relation to tho exposurai time for oe~,_-ds in a solu-
tion of Vitavax and the content of the active ingredient. Im plot exparin'-ants
seeds immrsed in a one-percent solution of the chemical for 60 minutes shv-ied
four times less rust than control. The artiale cQnzIde:.,,t; tha, iinchanism of the
systemic fungicidal action of 1.4-oxathiio derivativas.
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UDC. 63:!.9314.1t
and DVOYCH!"414)VA, E. A., All-Union Res~mrc-,,.
Institute of Chenicals for I'lant Protection
"Fungicide Properties of Benz-1midazole Subi;titutVS,,
Moscow, Khimiya v no 11, ~'.Iov 71:1. p!) 341-41
Abstract: A review is of 85 referi:~.,,Ce tt(2!t.',i 0"1 Li-ta itm~.icidt-
properties of subzitftuti*-.4"~, nax,,O-Ly
anti benlat. Lxteniivc laboratory and field teh',*..S L10*.!,4C:'tj~'..,OJ.(.' 1.(,,
have a wide spectrum of fuogicikia ~jvstt!lllic offocts a of
vegetative plant and fruic Lha ;JOSL L;-Ziod.
compound i.,_; partiCLILIZIL7 acti~,L,. tilt! j;r,t.*!n of cit ri),; lrljit!~
P(m i(!;- 4 1
benzene is m:'~poacaz- of Voro',-.iL .,-:AiCil is Vid'A.), tl$tld ;1*,V0Z11- ;I
fectant for treaLiri~; w'icat -mll r,,,e grain
snow mould and tae co:-i-mi bunt of wli~aL. bCaL.1-, Ls till"
of all knowa systemic flingicid,!s. ICs Specific char-lc.(:ur!4;tiC4.; zr-- til,;
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ImQ&. Qjz~'2-x j -11, ir',hirdy4l V SC-V5',.0M Kh0ZV,,lVSETQ, .1~.) 1.1,
, et
pp 36-41
absence of p'.ivLot0-XACiL,,, alld a V,!ry lo,..- co\icity L.L) o:),J,.J
Its fun--ici~L- activiLy in VIL;.~D corl-UL"J'15 WC11 Wit-11 -111iii: -.~n vi-,-~~ iv.
di:3eases witl-, Ln,-, Furthar sLudiLS Oil pla-PC
mechanisu of L11C actiou of b~.!,-lzirlidazale dariv"Civo.-l; vill Lill I:x (~ i
of great theoretical a"d pracLical value.
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U,9 S R urn C 5:i 1
"IOV. A. B.
Unversity
"On the Problera of Eneri7j by a Charged Particle in ~-. C-..rotroplc
Medium"
Moscow, Vestnik, 11T, Fi;!1'--!t,
Vol 12, No If, Jul/A,.-.,~ -,!, 1:P -3053-369
Abstract: The so-lution of 111:z! Fl,estiel eaUatiorl for it
is taken as a basis --*n deriving gc-nerv.! expres~;ions*. I't:r tli,3 vi-c'orz-: Cf
electromagntAic fivl` -,olarizatic~n in t,hiv rlwiillm.
lished betwc!f2n, ti~o (1pr rcsAc,.~!S Lo oa~-: llaticn of' tht!
tion by a charged par-.Icle in "he gi-ren =edium. The resultrtnr
formulas are applied t1o the cuse of radiation by a cljitrgc~u4i w~vticlc m,,~-:;'Alj;
in a helical lire in a Syrotropic nedla-w.-,. The tl.v,!~14 A. A. St-AxIc"I
for discussing the re~:,-Ats, Rib'4oFra-*-y of ff-een titit'!-'.

USSR tri,)C 53M.30
XUKA'NOV1 A.- B., (Noscow State University)
11B.-c-nression far ',he Irtegral for Charged Particle Enizr& Los* * n to Vw.,Ilov-
I Du
Ceren1cov Rardation in a Uniaxial Gyratropic Crystal"
TemkO Izvertiya Vysshikh UchabV4 Zavededyi Fizikn; '116. 1., 1970; PD 47-511
AMMMcr: In a provimin articin the nuthor
,o:itod a sini 1,! irxtliod for cal-
culatina Vavilov-Oererdrov radiation anortr lo.,go by, a clvir!Ted pirtlrle mrrd r-Y
at an aft4trary anllo to the ort-foal axia of iz tram7mmirij uitimxial (ncitqyro-
tronic) cr."ital. The nrf,:;cn'1- a.-Licla attrmptu to implythe conaidarations of
the earlier article to th(~ solution of tho pmblem of '%%tvt lor-.C Pro nkmv r--idia-
tion by a charged particle mwrintr at az arbit-rary -mg1m to thil wotical k-eis in
a mediiin whotm electrical anit mapetia permittivity terzol's 6j'0( E'O. (W)
take the f orm
0
tit,, .1-C [:It" !Ill;
0; E,
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MUKAINOV, A. B., Izvestiya Vysshikh Uohebnykh,Zavedeni,,r: Fizikm; NC. 17 1W10;
pp 47 -5 4
A new w~ression is found for the enargy loss integn-iil. Same C~~Bet; pro
considered in which the resiats ckr integration by variab:j.as in li wave space
can be e-mressed in analytic form.
The author tha-&s A. A. SOKOLOV for his interest in the imork M for dis-
cussing the results.
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112 030 UNCLASSIFIED
TITLE--EXPRESSION FOk THE INTEGRAL FOR CHARGE0 PAR~[CL;i' l'NEk-jY LW-C 00' 113
VAVILOV CERONKOV RADIATION IN A U-41AXIAL GYROTRUPIC CRTSIAL -u-
AUfHGR--KUKANOV, A.B.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--TOMSK. IZVESTIYA VYSSHIKH UEHEB%YLCli Zs%VkDhlEIY*- FHIKA; No. 1,
1970; PP 47-54
3ATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SU3JECT AREAS-PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS --CHER ENIID,)V RADIATIONt CHAkGED PARTICLEP PARVICLE A0101,44
CRYSTALt INTEGRAL PUNCTIONP ELECTROSTATIC HUD
CalTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1994/0633 STEP
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT01141141
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 030 UNCLASSIFI!EU PROCEI.SING DATE-300C170
CIRC ACCESSION NJ--AT0114841
Af3STRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. IN A PREVIOU5 Anr[CLC rfiE AUTHOR
SUGGESTED A SIMPLE METHOD FOR CALCULATING VAVLIIV l.'F:RE4KDV k.%OlArll)~l
ENERGY LOSS BY A CHARGED PARTICLE MOVING AT AN AR131TkARY ANGLE io ritE
OPTICAL AXIS OF A TRANSPARENT UNIAXIAL (NONGYROTROPIC) L-AYStAL. 1-HE
PRESENT ARTICLE ATTEMPTS TO APPLY THE CONSIDERATIONS OF TfC'- EARLIFIL
ARTICLE TO THE SOLUTION OF THE PROBLEM OF VAVILOY CERENKOV r~ADIATION BY
A CHARGED PAaTICLE MOVING AT AN ARBITRARY ANGLE TO THE OPHCAL AXIS IN A
MEDIUM WHOSE ELECTRICAL AND MAGNETIC PERMITTIVITY TEN1501tS E 50,91K EQUALS
E SUBIK (OMEGA), MU SUBIK EQUALS MU SUBIK (OMEGA) 7AKETHE FORM (FORM
SHOWN ON MICROFICHE)s A NEW EXPRESSION IS FOUNO FOR 'l*HE ENERGY LOSS
INTEGRAL. SOME CASES ARE CONSIDERED IN WHICH THE AESULTS OF INIEGRATION
BY VARIABLES IN A WAVE SPACE CAN BE EXPRESSED IN ANALY71C F-JRM. THE
AUTHOR THANKS A. A* SOKOLOV FUR HIS INTEREST IN tHE 4011K AND FOR
OISCUSSING THE RESULTSo FACILITY: MUSCOW STATE UNIVERS11Y.
UNCLASSIFIED

/ / 'r /f, r; / -, - -i.* '-~ V ~i
f
st~T". A brief analysis Is givcn of thv catculallon reoulls iprasented
In 10 as w*;; a. a c~parisan -im experimental &no other
Motekkal data.
K41car~.i,ia. M. A. . And Yu. R. P-4--gia,
A=r~!Lc4l'_ .1 a 41-re-A Pei ~, f~r w~lnlf.n
of fl=. P-M.- -1,44Y 11
#'__" --t ;7
I rnassoobrylonu. S-~tsira "ArrodinArnika bal'shikh
Oko'09t.y". Kiy-, Y'iYt--~kj7 11171.
" -a- !iilz' ==_
jk modification is ;sroposad of a knLvwn method of calculating
su~e.szniz Sxz flarx stabanUo. Lrulbirnow. and ftuoanov.
Prost raostyennoyc obtekaniyo tl&dk0-h gel ideal'nrm Saxom. Three-
At-tanat. fto* around Sme"k bodies 1.1 an td-1, gas . Mow*va. Mauka,.
1944. RZhMekh, 1965. 40Z07K). The modified equations of gas dynamic*
*" wrftt~ in divergrat form and in a conversion to new Independent
variables vhich permit the interval length oC the difference grid. in tcrzng
of physical %mitt, to b~e decr4aawd without difficulty In region- of &cute
eMago of the parameters. Exarnplas of (low at - two complex bodivw
AM M a le *bow thst thw Method may b* afte for the Calcut"Ien ed flow
witis twge gradients of ass-dynamic values.

A j
M. 1. V. H. IVAMUVR. V. P.
Kaa4n-lzi~4n. M. A. Kuka-~ma_ V%s. n.
4 A
Ft,rpA#lHtsn.%.r
teploobenenu l.m**vaobm*nu. Seltelys "Arrodinamika
bal'ohikh el-nroat4y". ktyov. Kiw,.-qkiy unt"rair.t.
IM. 2q-41. (RZhM*;,h. 5/,Z, no. 513~251
A -==rlesf VoWtion is xirtz fat !h.-- CT *%%pmW4vniz tt.-
assm.o4 ib* to4T-1 satlion W * bhmt U.4y with a plane of oymm-try in ims't
Cav flow. A nolmalifing OVAt,m *1 C-arvilim-Ar if ttIA4, in
which the c4l-_'!zta4 #- miuz hA* li~vd tet=4z-fIi=2.: A
racilu,4~ix ils&~rufixad and d4-etapa,! #irmiar to an q4tablished on*. The
principal vartulon as the prop".ed -ncttwd iq aftcoci*t~d with CalcuilLtigo.
of Mv (rental thock wave and the coestsu0iam of a well-defined system of
dw_r~mzm equations. Vinite -difference &pprO=tmAUCn is employed for thl
darivatival IvjteIh*r with the correepondiAg equAtien c9-McI&Ms_ The
nonlinear oyetwm Of differenca "ustions obtained is solved by an iterali4m
znetba4. the complete systern being 41*1:1*4 IrAv subsystems WtaWat to
each -W the three spati*1 v"IsW*e. The indolarmimat* form of the
diff4reace eVations an the &or* radial Itme to shown, The algarUbm
dWY41OW is 'A604 COV the d*IWCMIk%AII0ft Of 6044Y IMM49*014it MW kr*WW
triamclat *tUp"We mW sillpsoids of Iravalutlea. R*Jftus OE wacheric4a