SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KUZMIN, V. S. - KUZMOVICH, V. V.

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t1SA UDC: 620. 17
KLIZIMIN, V. S.
"Study of the Processes of Rupture on Models Made of Opti,cally Sensitive
Polymers"
Sb. Tr. Mosk. inzh.-Stroit. In-t [Collected Works oC Hos4io),i 111:ititutc of
Construction Engineering), 19714, No .104, pp ~47-49 (Tran0;xtcd ftom 11efcr;i1iVn)-y
Zhurnal Mekhanika, No 1.2, 197"), Abstract No 12V1290, by V, 1). Vopytok)
Translation: The method of dynamic photeelasticity is vi,ed to s11!JN1 the
influence of sti-ess inten-,ity in a tonsile specipien on the propaj~,ation i'mte
of a crack in the initial stage of' rupttire and tbe condf.tin, o1: I-uptul'(,
are analyzed by hi-eaking thin cylindrical rods of a
first study Used tensile specimen!, of 11poxymal. Ihip turi, ~ii ii ~i I h i, i i ~i d I
steel blade, on which a charge of le*d azide was detoriattwiti. 1hu crack pr(~pa-
Y as kotind i
gation process was recorded bN a SFR-l streak cawer4t. Iii w, that 1i th
slight tensile stresses, the crack propagates fOr sone dist.ano., thell ta,'14,~q up
an equilibrium position. As tenSUO StTeS~9e$ 'Zil-e iVICIT$11011, the piopagation
velocity first increases rapidly, thint further incrtt-ases :in s-n,ess incrcpsc
crack propagation velocity only slightly. Vie method of di,-tti-vining the
dynamic strength was developed using thin cylindricil spacJyremi of IM-F and
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Kuzlmin, V. S., Sb. Tr. Mosk. Inzh.-Stroit. In-t, 1117'"', Ilk, 104, p,) 47-49.
DMI polymers. The rods were loadt:d by explodiiig a i-ont4i~:t chotge of lead
azide. The tensile pulse formed by reflection of the colqjri-cs,~;ivp, pulse flor,
the free end causes cleavage of the rod. To detervii.ne -the ON'311ILlic strei-.1,th
under these loading conditions, a rod length ayid explot;I.YL, ch.urge weight must
be selected sucli that a single cleavage occurs.
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USSR VDC -':32.526
TUPICHENKOV, A. A, FAFURIN, A. V., KUZ'141N, V. V.
"Hydrodynamic Characteristics oE a Flow ln the TnItial $ectloas of Flov-Meter
Devices" i
Tr. metrol. In-tov SSSR (Works of the Metrology Institittes ~kf the- USSIO ,
1972, No. 135(195), pp 79-87 (from RZb4teldianika, No 6;, Jun 72, Abstract
No 6B764)
Translation: The development of a turbWent boundaxy laver In the Initial
section of a tube was studied considering the rotgglneni.; of the walls. 11-te
theoretical study was conducted from the posits of bovilidary layer, theory.
Tubes with a natural and artifIcial roughness were usod in Jhe experlitionts,
where the magnitude of the roughness was ka/Y-O - 10-:~ And k~RIro - 1.44-1.0-1.
The Reynolds number varied over the range M-io,, - ~,4-io% lbe crgrpwatlonal
method proposed is in good agrement with experimenuil resullta. 7 re-f,
Authors abstract.

USSR UDC 681.121
KUZIMIN, V. V., FAFURIN, A. v., TuPICHENKOV, A. A., MNI'll'flYEV, Yu. F.
"The Problem of Determination of Optimal Points for Installation of Flow
Rate Measuring Devices Considering Wall Rbughness"
Tr. Metrol. In-tov SSSR [Works of Metrology Institutes, USSR],- 1972,
No 135 (195), pp 98-106, (Translated froin!ReftratIvnyy Uurnal, ~Ietrolog[ya
i lzmeritellnaya Tekhnika, 1972, No 5, Abstract No 5.321~7340.
Translation: Results are presented, from experimental diAermi:whtion of
lengths of sectors of hydrodynamic stabilization wIth cii-an d.Lstril)LI'lioll
of velocity at the inlet to a tube. The experiments ueini perforned tisirij,
water in the range of Reynolds numbers from 5.1,10 to
the smooth flow modo and with natural an& artificial roiiphne:~-:4i
k
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The results show that an increase in roughness c-iulljs .1 in
the length of the initial sector. 5 Figurms; Is Biblic, Refs-

USSR UDC 1532.S17.3
KUZ'MIN,_V. V., TUNICHENKOV, A. A., FAFURIN, A. V., R:-.i1zikn1
"Turbulent Boundary layer in xho Initial Sector of ji Pipe ioLth Rough Wills"
Zhurnal Prikladnoy Mekhaniki i TeMiniclicskoy FizM,, No 5, :1971, 1)1) 109-116.
ABSTRACT: The development of the turbulent boundary Layer i,in the initial
sector of a pipe with rough ivalls is studied within Lhe framework of 13k)uIldary
layer theory. It is demonstrated that consideration of rool,hnoss can be
performed by introducing a function to the "standard" rule cif friction, coll-
sidering this factor. The experintmtol: study was perfarried. on all expel-imental
pipe sector with natural roughness, the,relative vaWO: of iihich is io--~. 111C
range of Reynolds numbers was 5.1.104_3,4-105.

USSR UDC 51 2~'251.26+519.3t330.115
lawHIN, V,
4 RN
'Rathematical Methods of Composition of Plan-Sphedules for Sipries Production of
Parts"
Tr. Mosk. Ekon.-statist. In-ta [Works of Moscow Economics an6 Statistics Insti-
tute] , No 3, Part 2i 1970, pp 3-17, (Translated from Referat.j.vnyy Zburnal ,
Kibernetika, No 6, 1971, Abstract No 6 VS23 by V. Tailayev).
Translation: The problem of planning of the processing of n I:arts on fil Blac, '
with fixed technological paths for each part is studied, Cmiditians are estab-
lished under which the sequence of processfng or parts by cja~j:h maolijix, does 1113t
contradict the technological paths established. Upper eritinjiles 6)r IhO nLUIII)-' --r
of possible schedules are presented. A procedure is suggestq!d for nodeling the
schedules, continuously distributed in the set Of oil sclleMts.

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USSR UVC 6W721.472(088.8)
ZUYEV, 11. V., IMNOV, A. B., VLIKOLOV, V. V.,SILMMOVA, C,:. M-4 KASHKAI-OV.
A. Z., DONSKMI,- P. A., KOLESNIKOV, A. V., GOLUBEV.. A. A,,, SHUG[II, A. I.,
KOLESNIKOV, V. A., and KH'KIN, V. V. All-1inion Scientiflia Restenrch and
Planning Institute and E.j.ectg-ojJ,-! lailuotry, Emd
Berezniki Titanium-Hagnesium Combine,,,
'IDevice for Conveying LiqUid Electrolyte and Magnesiun"
USSR Authors' Certificate No 259396, C1. 40c, 3102 -, 40c., 3/08, (C 22d) , f UVd
21 Oct 68, published 28 Apr 70 (from kh-Hotallurgtya, 14(p 12, Veic 70, AbsLract
No 12 G250 P)
Translation: In order to utilize the beat of the O."Cothomlic 1:eacticrls tidtivl~--
place during the mixing of reversible electrolyte with 11jjtA-2 mv~ to prevluda
the consumption of electric energy for heating the main I.-.onvoyri- linen, a
pipeline for conveying the reversible electrolyte and metitlll,.; magneslum Wan
installed inside a trough-shaped eJuinnel to coavi?y a mqjrj(!5ijjj1 C1110rid-fl-fin-
riched electrolyte, thu pipeline belng connacted al: oaft fend 0.0t the la,4t
electrolyzer of the flow line, ~xid at the ether vith a wtyer, Viii1a the
trough-shaped channel ia connected with tile load electrc!1yztr anvi the clUer.

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and ensure the absona of broken da*n'd1od*s- When,[
trigger counter I (act diagram) isisat tio the
initial condition 4 test polo* to 4110* Oven BvitcIll-
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from power supply 5 to the auxLllar~,ljme 4, Uhancil:
through its diode and line 14 the 10deo in any i~
selected horizontal line 6. xalect~diby changt-avt~ch
7,8 receive the voltage reversely sfnO pAss the tqti~l
reverse current on vi4 3 to mplLfte~' 9,~set to
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1 (in initial position) the cowpar~son unit LZ
functions if all the verti.cal linoM 4re, soumd. Thiji
vertical line 14 is counscted to a irpl;q 15. Whon.,
any horizontal line is connected to $.for testLaj,
the relay is shunted by a diode 10,1 ~nd, its contocka
(not shown) open; this t4 a signaliIattenting, the,
soundness of the harixontal line tOsOeC
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USSR UDC: 621.315.621.5
FEDCHENKO, Ye. D. , IBMIMOV, N. S. Ye. N. , j1OMMIC111A, G. f.
"X-Ray Structural Study of the Process of Aging o-f P1,1-2ocermiiie. Materials
of the TsTS System!'
Elektron. -tekhnika. Nauch.-tekhn. sb. RadiokawponiM!z (J~Jecr 1,clmic Tech-
nology. Scientific and Technjical Collection. Radio Compatientp), 1970, VF-
5, pp 92-95 (from RZh-Radiotekhnikib No 6, J110 71, Abat:t-act No 6114,79)
Translation: An x-ray study Was -made of ninety-degmnt :veorii!ritatien Of
domains in the proceza of natural &ging of polari:Led pi~!iiocel-eu:dc sznecl-
mens of the TsTS system. It is fbund that one of the.jjivtnc1jjLL phYSIC11.1
mechanisms of aging is ninety-degree motilan of the d1114111fil WILLI. It Is
shown how the number of ninety-degrve re9rlentationis r*4~ dom&Lni; depezid!l an
the temperature of the specimen during pollarization. Mmiumrh

USSR Me 691o353.0.033.2
MP-051N. EL.&.j MASIMUCH9 M,6 UFLYANPO X. YU., and FRO~OVAP lr~ Pe
"The Influence of Cobalt on the Ch&mr;tari*t1xm of the Nitkel-Oxygen
1-minn Electrodes, Operating in a Sincate Slectrolytel
Sb. rabot no Mix, istochnikam toka. Vaes. a.-n akkumulyiLtorp Im-t (collection
of Vorks on the Chenical Source of Current, All-Union ftlentiftc Study
Institute for Storage Batteries), Vyp 7, 1972, pp 163-161~ (fimm Referativayy
Zhurnal -- Khimdyat No 8(II)g 19731 Abstract No W4~ by V. S4 lovinson)
Translationt The possibility wain exx4ned for the conatructlem of Nickel-
Zinc batteries using a nickel-oxygen electrode having ]WInInatad structure with
specific characteristics close to those of mickel-caliduln and mlckol-iron
batteries. The introduction of the _1% Impurity of coballt In Usp r*= of a
solution Of CO$04 Into the active pmrt of the cathode cootrilmtios to the increase
in depth of discharget and in long z*W cyplos to th* 41opth 4xf disch&rVe of
the electrode, owing to which the t1me of opemation of the battiories xeached
?O-W cycles and the average voltsp was 40% greater tham the v*ltage of the
nidwl-cadmium and nickel-iron betterles.
1/1

UDC; 621.375
KUZ'MIN, Yu. G.
"High-Frequency Correction of a TransistQr Stoge ifith ol 14ynitlUc Load"
Tr. Altkysk. politekhn. in-ta (Works or the Altai Pola,,4mchnfcal Institute)
1970, vyp- 12, pp 121-129 (from RM-Radidtekhnika, No Jw~ 71, Abstract
No 6D67)
Translation: The author conaiders the properties of ii; trmifl.sLor start!
with dynamic load on the middle and upper trequeniziez of the piistband.
The limiting frequency of the uncorreatod, 3-f lq &I't-vi-mirled.
The possibilities of inductive and RC carroction mrt4, anju.1yzotIt. Conditl(:vri
are given under which a stage with dynamiz loading fivew a hl,04er Q` thuri
an arplifier with a comm-emitter circuit. One Illuattrution., bibliogre;.Phy
of five titles. N. S.

USSR UDC: 621-3T4.4
KUZIMIN, Yu. G., SMIRNOV, R. A.
"Low-Frequency Correction of a Travisistor Stage With Partfillel Contral"
Tr. Altaysk Dolitekhn.-in-ta 01;orks of the Alt&i Palyted1mica.1 '111stitut4t),
1970. vYP. 12, Pp 130-136'-7from M-RadiotelEhnike, No 6,~,,Iun '11, Abc~truct,
No 6D3T)
Translation: The authors consider a stagv with parallol, ccntrol in the
long (svMhing) time region. A formula is derived for the tir-called
operational gain of the stage. 71he drop-off of the pulj~e per4c at the
output of the stage is deterrd.ned. The order of caletWi.tion ;cjl' the
fter with correction is shown. Bibliograp1by of four UO.es. DI. S.
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USSR 11W (-811~0332-6!j
MY I MIN. YU. I.
"Pulse Counter"
USSR Author's Certificzate No 21-011-04, filed Ii Jill, 70o P-Xb:WC-ht!,--I a-3 O"t 71
(from RM-Avtoxitika, Telamel,hanika I Vychl 1; lite I I rii.-Fri ~11!lihnlljn, No -~, IiE:,, 72,
Abstract Ko 5Br[411)
Translation: Pulse counterr, are known, whieh contain f!Aji)-flCqx;, capaci-,,0:7
accumilator stages, aid corapaivatfors. shortcovdrp af thetiu coiu--ters ivc1--.ide
their lov load capacity and ojwxatb~3 reliability. ITho jpropo~itO pulse c~ountc.-
differa from knowti oneo in that the accu;=~sitor i;ta,.,rQ crij;,ticitor4i am~ con~zocte;-,,
through the diode cor-Tarators between an unUlm- inNt arill. autput ot the
flop. This eliminates the shoetcozings of~ the known jn~lku coLInters.

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UDC 681.327
IHSHENETSKIY, V. V., and SIKORSKLY, Yup M.
"Procedure for Recording Information in a blemory with POse-Phase lzepresen-
tation of Numbers"
USSR Author's Certificate No 264771, filed 18 Jul 66, piublished 17 Jun 70
(from RZh-Avtomatika, Telemekhanika i Vyclitalltel'Paya 'Tallinlka, No 6,
Jun 71, Abstract No 6B230P)
Translation: The proposed invention belongs to camputel! tmigine:ering and is
designed for recording information in memory with pulau-phase represental.-Ion
of numbers. A procedure for rucording Information in pilise-16ase multistable
elements is well known. The purpose of the Invention iii the creation or a
procedure which permits reduction of the time requErad to reci.,rd the infor-
mation in the pulse-phase elements and also to simplify,it. 3be propo-sed
procedure is distinguished from the well-known one by tke facl. that in the
initial state the memory input is excited from the sourgle of ~he first
cycle pulse train corresponding to entering a "0"; for (Ijutering a number,
the source of the first train of cycle pulses is shut otf and the memory
input is excited from the source of another train of cirde putsus of the
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IMHENETSKIY, V. V., et al., USSR Author's Cartific-ate No 264M, filed
IS Jul 66, published 17 Jun 70 (from M-Avomatika, TolaimvkhiLtika I
Vychislitel'naya Tekhnika, No 6, Jun 71, Abstract No 6B23011)
same frequency as the first train and shifted relatIve to~che eirst by a
time interval corresponding to the number entered in m=*Ly; In the inpur
pulse copy mode, the numbers are entered on~th* next refetence U.1 one ot
the set of cycle pulse trains sequentially and unifomly silvEfted in ti=e
relative to each other.
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USSR Author's Certificate No 262958, filed. 30 Sep 68, owlilishfid 3 Jun TO
(from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 6, Jun 71, Abstract No W~14j~
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces an 2.1wctnir1E4.' Co,%!11u*1x1t4)r
vhich consists of n series-connected groupoo each of whii:-Ii containc a pUve-
-potential coincidence circuit, a starag~_- rapacltar, and n. lird.ter lwipliflt-r
vhose output Is connected to one input of the circmlt. AL a (Lis-
tinguishing feature of the ratent, the number of active is reli.~'I!d
and reliability is improved by adding an Wdbit circuit En thi! ccavzutator
with an interrogation vu.Lne eource connect4A ti-.) ono h1jull thrcw~:;h a difft!1-i-n-
tiating circuit, while the pulse supply source is connecl:ed to tle other
input of this inhibit circuit and its outpu+, is conixectett to the r-econd ..;rlput
of each of the coincidence circuits.

Ug~R UDC 68L.327.67
INSHENEWSKIY, V. V., KUZ'MIN, YU. I., SMORMUY, Tu. N.
"A Method of Recording Information in a Memory Dvvice With Pulse-
Position Number Representation"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyohlennyye_ 061:-a2l'sy, Tovariiyye
Znaki, No 9, 1970, p 127, Patent No 26477L, filed 16 jul 66
Abstract: This Author's Certificate introduc,:es -a method of record-
ing information in a memory device with pulse- pos itiorl 14cuiber ve-
presentation. The recorded numbers are distingul,j~hed lif a timk~
shift in the pulse sequence at tlie Output Of the Oemory device re-
lative to the sequence of reference pulses oV the uarrio 1!requency.
As a distinguishing feature of the patento ta cut down recol-dilq'r
time and to simplify the recording Gf informatioli Ln Uiij~. pul-e-
position elements, in the initiaL state the inpat of tAw me'nory
device is excited from the source of the first siuluence of
pulses corresponding to recording of a zero. rk) jnj!cQr1J a aum~")Wr,
the source of the first sequence of phasing pulsoil is 4.-i~t off i4ad
the input of the memory device in excited Vrom tho souv%:e of the
second sequence of phasing pulses of the same frq!qtienc:i, ai. the first,
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INSHENETSKIY, V. V., et al., Moscow, OtkrytiVa, lzobriiteniya,
yshlennyye Obraztsy, Tovarnyye Z ki, No 9, ~;~970,~p 127
Prom Ma
Patent No 264771, filed 18 Jul 66
but shifted with respect to the firbt by a tLine interwlL corres-
jPnding to the number to be recorded in -the memory device. In the
input pulse scaling mode, recording is done by :iLw-_cesiiiva
reference to one of a set of phasing pulse traiii.91 whi4:4 are
uniformly time-shifted in sequence wit),a respect tio 0410% other.
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USSR um 621-317.757
KOMAUROV, V. A., KOROTKOV,. A. Z., KUZIMIN, Tu. 1.
"A Device for Analyzing the Checkout Characteristicli of 4n Autxmatic Mont-
toring SysteM7
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniye, Pron7sbler1rqye 0brL%ztsy, Tcv,urnwye Znaki,
No 12, Apr 72, Author's Certificate No 33119T.0, Division (11, filed 24 Aur, '(0,
published 30 L%,'ar 72, pp 1&?-183
Translation: This Authors Certificate Introdtices iL dtrrr~ne fov imly inir
the checkout characteristles of an automatic zwcnitorin~; s1rifteni. Tbe device
contains checkout characteristic andot)erationn=ber Wittli whose
inputs are connected to recording unIts, vhil-e the outpal.~ are corint-ictf2d
through readout devices to circuits for cor4parixW the chei:l:out cLarac,~er-
istics and operation numbers. Also Incorporated in the device are a. pro-
gram unit whose output is connected to the isett terrdnala j)1' thq. 1,,hecJout
11&=en1s, A,. a
characteristic comparison circuits, and AND =d NOT.-AND ei
distinguishing feature of the patent, The reliability of ilnaly3ia i,, im-
proved by adding delay units, an operation im=ber countero 4md nn adaptive
majority element. The output of the operation number coujiter Is connected
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KOMAROV, V. A. et al., UBSR Author's Certific4Lte Ho .93,4570
to the program unit, to the unit for recording the operatij.'an nw;ttur,and
to the operation number comparison circuit. Ilie Inputs af~ the Vlqrtive
majority element are connected to the outputs: of the checkwut ckiaxacter-
istic comparison circuits, the set termin&lls connetzted bi thit.program
'unit, and the output is connected to one Input of the, ftrtit AtM
A second input of the AND element is connected to thtp outpkt. of the oper-
ation. number comparison circuit, and the output, is connevtwl to the first
inputs of the NOT-AND element and the second,1AND cleitent. ~ 1he ijeewd
inputs of those elements are connected throu~ah the dela,,~, %imIt W. ran irter-
rogate linewhich is connected throvo a second de1W unt'4 -to the inputs
of the recording units.
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F. E. Dzerzhims~y's Polyclivic. Moscow
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NE--jATIVEf F PRIME NEGATIVEt OR SO SU84 PRIME2NECATI'vii-11 ONLY CL PRIME
NEGATIVE HAD A SIGNIFICANT EFFECT ON THE CURRENT DECREftSING
IT BY INCREASING THE SELF DISSOLN. OF AL* A CEl,L AL.jf4AGljiruGE OF IfCLr)
SUB4 (800 G-L. ) MINUS HCL ( 10 G-L. ) MAGNI TUDE 01: P610f SUB.41 'SHOWED
VIRTUALLY NO LOSS IN TERMINAL VOLTAGE (SIMILAR 10 V) FOR A 6 MI:N
OISCHARGE AT C.DS. LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO t00 MA--C" PIUMI-al,. .4(-'TAL
UTILIZATION WAS 50-70PERCENT. FA~JLVY: IVANOV. INST.
14. FRUNZE# IVANOV01 USSR.

112 026 UNCL ASS IF I ED P 0 IC I Itl GDA r L V -10
T ITLE--A Cii:~ 'AGE ~~F AC 10 3 NSE ltiILANCE ANJ C~- E L L- -HOLY 111 t C I I 1 10 N
T H I-, C~~, -I' JS P I N A L F L U I J A ~,4 D ti 1. (,'d U I r 4 P R I N1 A K Y i k L- A C r I 'k. ~ 11 1R 1. S P US E I i..)
A U I I i J R -Q I V J V , b M K 0 1 C'V:~ V t AG ; o U Z M IN A 11: Y U'l A:k 1 .11
CCUNTR.Y JIF 1.',,Fd--USSR
1 ;11 1, 1WA 'jLj%ApjyA, 1')71)0
SGURCE-PATiLl)~,ICHES&AYA FIZIDMAYA I t:KSPL- 114 E- 114 N
VOL 14, NA 3, PP 42-48
OATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUr3jECT AREAS-31CLOGICAL A,,vD AEOICAL SGIE:NIIES
:JOPIC TAGS-TkAUMATIC SHUCK, Cft~.EBAOSPINAL, FLU10, 6L(100, !,(;.I!josI-s,
'ALKALOSIS
CGNTROL WiRKING-NO h-ESTPICTIONS
DCjCUME:4T CL:iSS--UNCLAl-)SIF Ii-'D
PROXY VLEL/Fk4MF---30()l'i0625 E P I'l 0 -UR 10 3 96 l'i") I d i 0 1) (1 8
17 1

212 026 Ul:CL Ass IF IF D p h lyr I 1~ Cjjj T 1. 1:5 0
CIRC ACCESS I ON N"d P f) I ? 6 16 46
A 5S rk AC T/ EX T r' %CT--(U) s T A Ac T I r 's"%" SHOWN IN f'XdEiW11.i"4rs I j 47.1
RABU I T S ~i I TH THL US 1C Of- 1-11 C ThC US I ~ 1-1-JIMI* G 0
A 5 1 '1 F (J Z' T H A r T R A U M,~ T I C S i I 1j'-- I !~l 0 U C, ~ -J A H All K C 1) '-1 E. T A d. 0 1 1 i'1 I I i!--
BLOM; THE DE GR EE L! r- T H I S AC till) S P", 0i: 11 L'11)111) LIN I IfL PHA ii: Sil'.0C r~ I q
ELEVATION OF BLOOD AND C'"KEok(ISPIN41. 17LUJI) 1"CITAII'likPI, L"U`11H-T f0s si:F.N
GJk t NG FRFCTILE ANU T-3ki'lU PiGISI.'S M-, SKLK. AIN 5'-"L;1uH
CONTENT V4 TH~ FLU11) ANO ITS FALL IN
WAS NJT-~-D DUrtING FHE P11ASL" 01" T H ,: H A 11 1 ~ C R L: A S L. F
'-IIXFU 6-ESPI;~ATUISY 1LTAB~'!LIL ALKA1.6SIS iN 'not. c k i: 1 ',!4 , -i s i, t ~4 i. i: L kj I L)
D E P ;N01' ) Uli THE PHASE SHU(:1 L) U,
M.A. I N T A I NED 0 N A C C to U N T () F I f J T E '4 '; f F I t U A C ES S D f 4: A,~ 1:10IN 0 1 J A I i:j 1: F ii J ~1 irit
C E m 17 dr, 9 Se !,-l A L F L D 10 S P A l" F S I i TO I+U: '11. QDJ ; DUP i .f.:f rifif", 10M)IO PHA~&" '01--
- - C i;L.tJrU [S :.,tis IF I
ALKAI-Oi[S IN T?(': t 1,4 r 1.
INCAEASED eri~;I~A31LITY )': Trit: 614;01J!:-~ 11,4J A df-
CAR5611 .11uAlOr IN TIH: GkALA SYSVEM.' I' Y A f-; o R 'N
' -) A MA L 0,14 OY F I Z I j) L 06 11 V L) Y N N P u L -F V,~Y K f 1, 1 jk V it G I I V C01 iI;N t 3-
j .1 D I S K
N
AK A 0 1- t-1 I I L E N 1 N GR A 0

----- -- ---------- ...... -P
USSR UDC 669. 71.0.5 3. 4. 09 4
FESHCHEINKO, Z. I., SKOBEYEV. 1. K., KUZ'IIINA, C. V.
"Study of the I.-lechanism of Interaction of Alkali with $,imxite Charge Com-
ponents"
Obogashch. i metallu -rjiv- P(j1c.?n. iskonavc myklt V s1,. (Bcni!ViciaLion and
Metallurgy of Mine --is -- collection of work7s, Irkutsh, 1170, rpp 75-76 (frc.:-.1
M-Metallurgiya, No 4, Apr 71, Abstract No 4G1.4,5)
Translation: The mechanism of Interaction of 'NaOll and Hit cf*ieq-.r of Fe'.10 3
on extraction of Na 0 and Al () durinr leaching of slill.,rit chzlgp re
2 2 3 _,i!. calze a;
studied. The highest extraction of Na 20 was obtained fr0tti 04EI (.-harge c-tikes
in which 75Z of the Fe 2 03 content in the slurry is bound la Che sodium fc-.
rite. The extraction of Al 0 is constant' for all chargi
2 3 ~!n. T114! cause of
low e~.,traction of No?O from calces of certatn slurry char1j;us Its; Oin forma-
tion of compoun"I of the t-yrpe of mNa 2 0-pCaO-nSLO 2 f ror. Witch Na.,10 is not
extracted in aqueous solution during leaching of the- cako:&. (b treating
red slurry with water with lime (in the ratio of CaO : V4i,,O - 3) , at, a

USSR
FESHCIIENKO, Z. 1.0 et al., Obogashrh. I n4,tallurglya vo:k!Z11. ta;konavemvkh'
lekutsk, 1970, pp 75-76
leaching temperature of 96-98% witli a L ; S ratio of 5 t I for 8 hours. the
degree of regeneration of the iqa20 was 94-952. The lem1hing of the Al 24)3
was 34-35%.
2/2

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Win
USSR UIX% 548.5:535.31
U!K~Mpw.-I'P-t, LOBACHEV, A. N., PREMC4ZNSKIY, YJ. S., STAINISTINA. 'a.. S.,
SMACHNSM, V. B., MAYDUKOV, H. M., Institute Df Cryia tall 4igraph.v,
Academy of Sciences of the USSR
"Luminescent Crystals of Cuprotis Oxide"
Moscow, Kristallograftya, Vol 18, No 3. M4y/Jun 73, pp C35-63Y
Abstract: The paper describes a method of growing larp pertect crystals
Of Cu20 to study bright narrow luminescence lines of mcutabinut-Lon of free
excitons. A polycrystal like specluen oi CU20 is treatefd, by Imme Melting
vith an electron beam. The resultant specimen usu4illy oviisfills of 2-3
crystals. A single crystal is grown, using one of thmve, ,cryfl:&Is as a
seed. The result is a transparent cylindrical rod up to :10 riaj In diameter
and 100 mm long. 7hese larga crystalts can be used to study toliny new
properties of excitons -- interaction betvaen excitom; Oil tho feasibil4ty
of making ]mere based on cuprous oxide citly'stals.

Organointillic 006p Qii~ndz
USSR
UDC 918-737
KM'KEM, BOKIY, X. G., STRUCMV, YU. T., ARUTT601JU-1, A. V., RYBIN,
M. Y. , &= RMLA5KAIA, M. I. I Institute of Metalor$axtic Compounds, Academy
of Sciences USSR
"Structure of 3,6-Dup~,enylVjridazlno-di-41arrwa-tripherqlpliospli4zta-pentacaxbonyl"
Moscowp Zhurnal Strukturnoy KhWil Vol 12# No 31 Sep-Got 71p p:p 875-M
Abstracti To determine objectivNly the structure of diarylpyritlazine com-
plexes with iron carbonyls, a cozplete roontgenogra hic 1v4%l), Al~ of the wno-
phosphine c C4%Nl 2 - fllepP-061i waz carri ed
omplex f(C6H5)2
out. The binuclear molecule contains Fe 0 and Fe(CO),)~Pl?h jPvUPS
(C ~3 ; , 3
connected with a Fe-Fe bond and two nitrogen bridge atomij of tho pyridazine
moiety. Fe atoms are of the octahedral coordination# thipy aro IiAghly strmirzed
due to the formation of tetrahedral cluster s atom FP,242f Tho oristals are
monoclinic with a= 23.98, b - 0.34, cw 8.~j 4j- 1-011 20-, an4
aid N - 4. The structure was obtained by the heavy at nothod and refined
by the least squares method to R * 12%. T4o p"idlne riiua actis as a d1nzo-
bridge between two iron atoms also connected bV the wta4,- netal bond.
The most interesting bond lengths aral Fe"-pe 0 2.531 1.143; FO-N
1.92 R. 1/1

Z16 7-
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tA

I 'N I mll. -I Hem a aw. III --am w limbimm
112 030 U5iCLASSI FIED Pr%(ldFSS0lG OATE-18SEPIO
.,,T.ITLE--CORRECTION OF THE WATER AND SALT MIETAUILISAI IN PATIFNIS 8FTER
OPERATIONS ON THE STOMACH -U-
AUTHOR-(05)-SHKROB, O.S., DaEYZINA, A.M.* SOLUMATrNA, N,F.p KWHINA9 L.N.,
0.1.
~~%-,OUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
.:SOURCE--KHTRURGIYA# 1970t NR 4t PP 60-65
~DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
.,~SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--METABOLISM, SURGERY, STORACH# 011GESTIVE
BLOOD CIRCULATION, BLOOD PLASMA, PROTEIN~,
,CONTROL 4ARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRA,4E--19a3/I236
SYSTEMo ELECTROLYTE,
STEP
I-CIAC-ACCESSIG-14- -NO-7-AP00-54-131

2/2 030 UNCLASSIFIED PROCIF-SSING DATE-LBSEP70
CIRC ACCESSI-ON NO--AP0054131
,:ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE AUTHORS REI)(IkT TmE IzEsu'rs oF
CORRECTION OF WATER IONIC DISTURBANCES IN PATIE4TS 10~~FRAVED 014 THE
STOMACH. A TOTAL OF 120 PATIENTS SUBJECTED TO GASTlRl-_-(.T04'Yp RESECTION OF
THE STOMACH AND PALLIATIVE OPERATIONS WERE EXAMINED. COWRECTION OF
HYDROIGNIC DISTURBANCES WAS CARRIED OUT FROM THE FIRSIr UAY AFTER THE
OPERATION AND CONSISTED IN OBLIGATORY USE OF POLYIONRC SOLUTIONS WITH
DUE CONSIDERATION OF THE LOOS OF ELECTROLYTES4 DYNA,HIC INVESTmAr,loo
OF PLASMA AND URINARY ELECTROLYTES,# VOLUME Of CfqCU0krIlq(i RLO001 Pi-ASMA,
CIRCULATING PROTEINt HEMOGLOBINv HERATOCRITO VOLUME ;1)1: II&ITRACELLULAR AND
TOTAL WATER AGAINST THE BACKGROUND OF Tfi~- SOLUTrONS ~tf)MIVJISTERED DURING
PARENTERAL NUTRI.TION REVEALED NO ESSENTIAL FLUCTUATIONS. rHIS TESTIFIED
TO THE FACT THAT THE EMPLOYED METHOO, OF PARIENTERAL NlJrRl'rIl:)t4 In PATIENTS
AFTER OPERATIONS ON THE GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT COMPE16ATfPS THE WATER A140
SALT DEFICIENCY. AS THE PESULT OF T14E AIME MENTLIIN~1`0 T~EATMENt DURING
THE: LAST TWO YEARS NO SYMPT04S OF DEHYDRATION AND DY!0-*LEc'flxOLYTEMIA WERE
-PBSERVED*

wuc'm
025 UNCLASSIFIED R,u Essirfl; DATE---'
~TLTLE-EVALUATING THE EFFECTIVENESS UF ANIlUXIOANT ADDIT11JES TO GASI)LINES
_u_
A.A., BOGERUK, 11'EMIDENK0, K.A.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-NEFTEPERERAB. NEFTEKHIM. MOSCOW) 1970t 21 .1-4
DATE PUBLISHED------70 k
,SUBJECT AREAS-PROPULSION ANU FUELS
TOPIC TAGS-GASOLINEt FUEL ADOITIVE# ANTIOXIDANT ADD111VEt THERMAL
CRACKINGo CYCLOHEXENE
CCNrROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
-,,GOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEU
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1996/1520 STEP NO--UR/0318/71)dC]001,04~210002/400-4
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0118507

212 OZ5 UNCLASSIFIED PRdC tSSENG DATE--30OC'T70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0118507
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. CYCLO"EXENE (11 4A!i USED AS A
STD.t INSTEAD OF GASOLINE FOR THERMAL CRACKINGr TO 1Xi. WHE AN110XIDANY
EFFECTIVENESS aY AN OXIDN. TEST AT 100DEGREF-S. FOR INJU1.11UN PEklUOS OF
R~ENC E'BETWEEN 2
SMALLIER THAN 400 AND LARGER THAN 400 MIN, THE 03FFE
DETNS9 WERE SMALLER THAN 15 AND SMALLER ;,THAN 30 NlNo~ RES~14 AFTER THE
DETN.9 I WAS RECOVERED BY OISTN. AN0 REUSEDo

018 U.%iCLASSIFIED PROCESS 04 DATE-300C.T70
-T.Lk--RLLt OF ACTIVE Cf;,'oTKACTILk fUNCITUO OF THE AtAJUN IN THE
'11EVEWPAINT OF THE INTRA ATRIAL PkES$UKC C.UKVf_
F~_:AUrH0R-KUZMll%A, N.B.
MUM OF INFO-USSR
~~;"'.SUURCE-KARDIDLUGIYA 10(l): 91~0 ILLUS* 1910
-DATE PUBLISHED---70
AREAS--BICLOGICAL AND IMEDICAL SCIENCES
T-OPIC TAGS--CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM, HEART, HUMAN PHYSI-01.0GY
'TIONS
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRLC
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLA5S:FICD
PAOXY REEL/FRAPE--3004/0539
-C-IRC
STEP

..... ..... ......
UNCLA SIFIE0 P- T 7 f,
212 018
CIRC ACCESSION NLI--AP0131162
ABSTRALTIEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRAGI A BRIEF 1) E FAs'* 11. 1 ~l F,Vt 011: culiltl"r
PHYSIOLOGICAL THEORIES ACCOUNTING FUR THE OR [Cot -NNT11 1.1,14' Gif: Arl;-lill, C, V
AND X WAVES IS GIVEN. EXPERIMENfS WITH REPLACEML1411 iUi- VHE. illlrkAL~ 'inv;'
SHOW THAT THE GENESIS OF FHESE WAYES IS14 NEED OF I-Jkl`MPF~ STOJk''.) ANJ
THAT THE CONTRACTILE FUNCTION Of piE ATRIUM PL!A'fS ll.tc A(J)lVL KULL* Pill
THEIR ORIGIN. FACILITY: A. N. 1HAKULEVA th$T. (11;jhAUItlVA5C., SURG.-#
ACAD* MEDo SCI. USSR, MOSCOWs USSR.

USSR UDC 661.1143.(01318.8)
HALUSf L. YA.g WIMNAp X&Jp. KUSOVITSICIY, D, H., at 4.
"Luminescent Liquid for Defectoscoffo
USSR Author's Certificate No 362860# filed 15 Har 71p putillahsil I Feb 73 (fron
HZh-Xhimiya, Ito 21, Nov 73, Abstract No 21 L, 162 P)
Translationj In order to lower the -toxicity and fixe bazlird, tho lunineucent
liquid used in luminescent defectoscopy in~avlationo in watomol)ile and shir-
building industries contains an organic solvent conalsting of ?50-99% of
dicumylaothane and 1-5% of dire thy1formaxids (their ratio Wol~, Thu organic
lumIneacent ccmponent of this mixturs is IsEl-nAphto:rleno.-il'o2'.-.bonzimidazoles
The wetting agent OP-7 is added to impart wetting popsx-t1r. The components
are mixed at 85-900 and a yallowish-green transpexent II-quid 141 obtained with
intensive luminescence under UV light# Exaxpleo L=Iaesbont I.Lquid composi-
tion (in g)s dicumylmethane 970, dimethy1fo6ami-do 244 wmhtin,r, egent OP-?
Is 1.8-naphtoylene-il,2*-bensimitialt 5; 12he wettlj* "imit. suA 0a organic
luminescent component may be repUmd by other roagouU with WzLlar
properties,
1A

USM 8. 74
SIRODZHA, I. B., SALYGA. V. I., WSEMO, Ye. I., VASILENKO, ~u. A., KARTA-
SHDV, L. N., PR.YA'I!TrKIY, A. M.,
"Hodeling the Process of Teaching Pattern Reiv~o'gnition by t4e Method of
R-Fuhctions With the Use of a Digital Computeill
Probl. bioniki. Resn. mezhved. temat. nnuch.-tekhn. sb. (N-oblemn of
5ionics. Republic InterdeDartmental Themutic~gciontiflc ani~ 7echtltcal
Collection), 1971, vyp. 7, pp 106-112 (from Ra-Kibe 11o 4, Apr
-et i~k I
72, Abstract No 4V582)
Translation: The paper deals with a mathematica.1 model of instruqtjon
vhose basin is a developed leaniing mlgorithm~of pattern cc&-at~cm
distinguished by the use of a f=damntally *qv,procedttre of prxitMcative
description of arbitrary geo=etric I!or= in iAultidin-ansictioll splices with
the aid of R-functions. Authors' abstract.

39 3
USSR UDC: 5,
KUZ'MM. R.P., Moscow
"Axisymmetrical Equilibrium of Cylindrical Membrane Under Olydroatntic Pressure"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademli Nauk SSSR, Mekbanika Tverdogo Tq!la, 'No 4
Jul/Aug 72, pp 182-188
Abstract: The axisymmetric equilibrium of a perfectly flexlble tior-stretchable
membrane is investigated. The nondeformed sh;ipe of Che ciembranit -1-s a cylinder
of radius a and length C . The ends of tbe.membrane are4ixed at a distwce
)->4C. The membrane contains a liquid whatze volume is loso thari th-~ volut'lle
of the nondeformed membrane. The membrane is 6UbJeCt CQ a(L f,~'Ls pressure.
Under these conditions the lower part of the, toembrane la a 4,yliado-r of radius c'i
subject to circu=-ferential tension, the upper'purt formia mim-iditi-nal folds d"I'd
has a radius smaller than ci . A method is given for obtailting the tur:ridicnal
shape of the =mbrane by numerical integration salutiona fl~r scuiral partictil-ar
cases are presented.

....... .......
rM
USSR UDC [537.226+.537.13:11.331: 1537+5351
ZAYEV, N. Ye., and K11Z'MINA, R. P.
"Dependence of the Surface Charge Density of Electreto on Mvmperature',
Tr. VNlI elektromekh. (141orks of the All-11nion Sclentlftc: Nv*;earch 11IN-Itutv
of Electromeclianics) , 19 71, Vol 35, pp 200-209 (irom - Li .1 .1
Dec 71, Abstract No 12Yell57) IZ _L_1,jjka, 'o 121
Translation: It was found that the surface charge dviisity we homaelect-rets;
increases with an increase in temperature. With a Ityverinit. of the teln,~,sc-ra-
ture, the surface charge dmsity decreases. The expt!j~lrnental. dar-3 are
satisfactorily explained on the basis of the absorptk4im theory ci eiectret-,;.
Resume.

UNCLASSMEO~
L/2 ot9
rITLE--MONDAMINE QXIDASE ACTIViTY IN LIVER AND A~CITEI
MEMORANES -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-GORKINg V.Zet KULMINA, S,N,s I DAR SK
IV$
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
saURCE--DOKL. AKAD, NAUK SSSR 1970t 191(2)o 472-3
:,'.,-OATE PUBLISHED - ----- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIOICES
TOPIC TAGS--RAT, LIVER, OXIOASEr NUCLEUSt!lrUMOR
EESSING DATE--040f:(:70
HEII'At MA NUCLEAR
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIE0
PROXY FICHE NO----F070/605006/F0l STEP NO--'URfOO;1,0/70ill9i~0,02/047Z/()471
CIRC ACCESStON-NO--AT0139913

-------------
2/2 019 UNCLASSIFIEO PRli?(,ES,5fltlG ()ATE--04t&,)(:C70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT0139813
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--IUI GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE SPECIFIl.- -liONUAMINE: OXIOAS~:
ACTI.VITY IN RAT LIVER COMPONENTS WAS THE. HICHE:ST 114 NiM.L11:4A MEAMAANCI
AND RELATIVELY LOW IN HOMOGENATES AND NUCLEI PROPE-111; IS hSCITES PIEPAJOMA
IT WAS ALMOST LACKING. IT WAS AL$0 SUOSTANTIALLY iliSSE14'r IN HOMM;ENATES
AND NUCLEI OF OTHER TUMORS SUCH AS MOUSE CAACINOMAJN0 Jl:~:NSEN SARCONA..
TWEEN 80 AT CONCN. USED FOR ISOLATION OF NUCLEI WO INOT l,OWER THC-
ACTIVITY OF THIS ENZYME IN HOMOGE14ATES iiQR NUCLEI ~fil fiElUJHY RAT$,
FACILITY: INST. BIOL* MED# KHIM*g M0$COWs US.SRp,

LNCL AS SI FE 1) H0C1tr:`j; SI hl,; DA f 1: 1) 14 LJV Y 1)
tITLE-PESPIk-*TLRY ACTIVIT)' Ov ISOLATEP NUCLCAR NUCL~f Of
:,_._i(AT LIVLK -ki--
AUTHGk-(Q51-KULMINAj S*tfot MUNAKHOVo N.I(ii ~A Y I WICK I 111,. 5NE F AAKt I
S * A
~CUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
0QRCE--D0KL. AKAO. NALK S R IS 70 o L9 II 14 t9-17
OATE PUL-LISFEL ------- 7C
SUBJECT ARLAS--BIGLLGICAL ANO
OPIC 1,46S-RESPIRATION, RAT,
CCNTROL MARKING--NO RESIRICTICNS
0(3CUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFII:L)
LEL/F8AME--3005/1671
MEUICAL SCIENOS
LIVEP# 0,EHYURPOENASE
srLz~l
rn

212 02 1
iCIRC ACCESSICIN NO-AT013-35"I")
"A8STAAi.1/EXTkACT--fU) GP-0- ;4,,, s r,,-'t A ~ 9 11, E R "i A 4,!l ,10"~y
iSOLATEO NUCLEL CF RAT L[Vt--k C~-LLS 'WAs rAIJUU,110 141NI! Al
CYTCCHqCmE C, NADHo ANJ Ai~i) AS AS GLUTAMATUlt SOQ~;INAII;, lCil" 1--:4
PROOC NEGATIVE. T Li C T ~S sz+:j l, a r fj%,r 13 A I A r I I)
IN THL i~ELLS Gf LIVLi~ SNUGIU11i: ~;,IJ SVi:CIjF[(:.ht,LY IN VlHt Atilt-
'CLL lip
S k 41 i tj 1"I (III: 1- 1. 4;:, S N~11
CELLS S~. THAT '414
LIMITED TQ LYMPHJ1OAL T I S S U f- L Y . r ~- L kU(*,LL-i!,,~t V :'A 1:1
SE ACFf VELY ~jS-: NA11-i ~S JXU -~1'4 . S u i 3 5 1 RAT L 1, A t. I 1'." 4
ST I )VULAT I EIN Ci- fikEsp I R"'I T I ., N 6y, H A I :q 4, i-11 L
-AHS 1-1 X Idt
EFFECT BY A00ED N A L) i-t L R E % j T L 01 THES, Ir.1311-
MAINLY 6Y A Q f- % 1~ I .
THE AbSENLE CF A PJ2,31NOW i,~ 1-.1 D (:4- ADDE10
AGREED ti[TH THE LACK Cf- SUCCINATC Vhif:
STRUCTUkES OF THESE CELLS. ADJEA) AUIP' DIVI NOY
'HENCE I-XCGENCUS AUP EVIGE14TLY 01.0 N~,'IT PLAY. A ROLI* AS Fh,j'i1'HA1f ACCEPT;'-~
LIN it-ESE 4YSTEMS. FACIL11'et INSF., COL. kAVJ!,, VOCI(Xiv, USSk.

~715'$$S 2$.08~j,).5
W9R
REZEPOVA, A. I., KUZ -MINA, S. Y. , KIJUKOVA X. S. and II)NOOV S. S., Hour"ov
Scientific ReseaTOb-Tn_iUtUAi-6f Ylzuts Freporatioms atkA Institilte of
Biophysics# Academy of Sciences U$SR
"Propagation of Some Arboviruses in lieu Transplantea Lizois of Kauce Fibro-
blasts"
Moscow, Yoprosy Virusologli, No 6, NovIDOO 71, PP 704-70,11
Abstracti Embryonic fibroblastis of mice constitute a u4iotfiA ,"oltuxa aeltum
for hemagglutinating arboviruBez. Though no formtl.on of lie ri.11glu t inins
occurs in the parent calls, in successiYe fibroblast; 14,olis ~emjtgglutinlru
are produced in anplo azount3 tLy Us folloWLng arbovl=a
strainst WEE, Sindbie, Semliki Foreists and iChikun~ntnya (p=uj) A), arA
tickborne, Japanese, Wost Vile, St. Loulel .4tayp Dimlyaniviam, jintl 07isk
honorrhagic fever (group B). There h*Wglutinin pz*pamtIov3 van Le used to
test the toxicity of the various arbovirus strains andi to idemLify the
arbovirue antibodies which were recaratly detected Im humi amim throuCholit
the USSR.
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tr)rR- UDC 612,014,3:/Lr)12.6+612.6.051/:,i76.1'~58.75.081..'~5:571i.8.095.383
ziga S. V., and NEUSTROYEVA, V. V., t"stitute -af BNllogical Physics,
Wdademy-07-TMnces USSR, llushchitto-aa-Oka, Moscow Obliu;C, --ad 4nstitutip
of Epidemiology and Microbiology Lmeni N. F. Gantaleya, Academy or Medical
Sciences USSR, Moscow
"Comparative Study of the Mitotic Activity and Chrortosome Aberi-aitions in Cell
Culture Lines Contaminated With Mycoplasma and Decontaninjaed"
Moscow, Byulleten' Eksperimental'noy Aiolug~i i Meditsiny, 1,7ol 72, MO 11,
Nov 71, pp 101-103
jAbstract: A 3-year study was conducted of the mitotic aclIA-Aity ;wid Lk- 1--niul
of chromosome aberrations in MED-14 and MED-1.5 mrjuse fibrtib,Lwi: c:ell culttii.-e
lines contaminated with mycaplasma and Lhe ifilme 11nea de r tin, tamij:!~i.ttA by Elo-1111s
of antibiotics. It. was established that the prittience of l.rr4crud
the mitotic activity of the cells and increased the EaveL t~f 61.-owcsame
aberrations in them. In recent years it wa-4 found tliat: ~'Ima trajority
of aormal and tumor call. culture lines vere inf~iel:ed wlt:Llt
Ilie level of chromosome aberrations fi~ uncantarilnatci~ !,TD-14 aad 11ED-15 lln~~s
is sufficiently high; it was iraind th4it culturea of th-t~sti Uneal tin prolurqed
cultivation in vitro, underwelit ,jpontaneaus mal-IJ1,711zation, acquIr[rig Lhe
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KU7,'MINA, S. V., and NEUSTROYEVA, V. V., Byulleten' Ekt;pai:Lmentat'noy BiologLi
I Meditsiny, Vol 72, No 11, Nov 71, pp 101-103
capacity to produce tumors of the sarcoma type in mice );f the Itne from whLeh
they were derived.
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USSR VDC
I Liz I I= L1. A-
"Calculation of a Correcting Lens for the ]~-rvductlan c;f ~ Colow I'lature-Tube
Sereens"
Leningrad, Optlk-.741ekhanicheskaya Progyahlannont's No 11, Jan 1112o pp 25-2$
Abstxacti A rrocedure is presented for the c4acu]Aitiou r4t 1-Dates
for imprinting mosaic acreens of color p:L(;tuzv tubon vkth a 01YO anfile of
deflection. Some considerations are presented revaAbig, U-40 410rivation of
the wave surface of the electron bewmp t" course of w1jilah nmet. be simiaetel
by the lenst also presented tan the equationa of the equJiLtIono of the correct-
Ing-lens tsurfaceg which makes it poasibler to collaot aU the 1)aiama in at the
point where the source must be plaowd, Four figurwet Z ttn~fevxvnraes.
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USSR UDC 569.112.227.:~
KORMUSHENK0, G. V., GRIGORKIN, V. 1. , MUKHRIN, L. A.,,_IMII.Y..kI:0V,,_ A. -P.,
KUZIMNA T. M., KRIVONCISOVA, L. F., Murmznsk Marine Eipginewring School,
'Al.-
Up-e-taly Aftiliate of Moscow institute of Steels and Mloy-9
'Tavitation-Corros ion Resistance of Chro4e-Nickcl.Tungsten Aus-tenitic Steel"
Kiev, Fiziko-khimicheskaya Mekhanika Materialoy, Vol 3, No 4, 1972, pp ~2-95.
Abstract: The author s studied the cavitation-corrosiom resislance of
30Mt14N5V austenitic. steels made in, a vacu= furnare. The timilsten content
was varied between O.S and 5%, 'rite tendency of the austunito to foiTI defon-,:1-
tion martensite with SO15 compression and with cavitatit)z was also studied.
The studies were performed in a 3% aqLicous NMI solutioiu. T711! -Teater t~e
tendency of the austenite toward the formation of both 11%,oluitititric" and
"surface" martensite, the higher the cavitation-corTosion resistance. The
maximum cavitation-corrosion resistance corresponds to U%,r opi-illial content
of tungsten in the steel, approximately 3%. Further inaxaasei to 5% caus.-
the resistance and quantity of "surfaiall and "Yolumetric" m.-ir-tezisite to
decrease significantly. The reason for this maxiintut oil the del'cirmation
martensite vs. allay aJmixture curve has not bcen established, The steel
with the optimal composition for corrosion-cavitatiorl Td.%h;tanvo has com-
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USSR UDC 569.112.227.3
KORMUSIIENKO, G. V., GRIGORKIN, V. I., et. al., Kiev, Fiziko-khimicheskaya
Hekhanika Haterialov, Vol 8, No 4, 1972, pp 92-93.
paratively low corrosion rate in sea watcr. The steel with Tt -tungsten
therefore has the maximum cavitation-corroision resistance,, superior to that
of KhlSNlOT steel by more than an order of: magnituda.
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USSR UD,! 6:L2 -!L'2-3t612 -8V5
R., and YANVAI WA, I. N.,, Cfiair of Hwnan Otl Antlizil Physiology,
leningrad State University
"Spontaneous Pulsating Activi-ty in the Cut 'Visual Cortex Durl:~-, AsphrAim"
leningrad, Fiziologicheskiy- Zhurnal SSSR iWeni 1. R, Seclienov-, Vol 58, No 11,
1972, pp 1656-1662
Abstract: Action potentials were recorded fror. the surflwe of -0 neurons of the
visual cortex (trephined occipital bone) in anesthatizeti r-uad ciaarized c4its.
As long as the animals vere on artificial respiration, tbe Le%w-ons discharced
single or rmatiple spike potentials at rates of 1-57 ixqw~l ijes/ lice. Upon
disconnection fron the rebpirator,, no changes vere obr-msi~,d in Liie first 5-1-:3
see. With hypoxia developing, the rate of d1m4arge Inom-used by a factor a,'
8-10 for a duration of 5-90 see- 11lien the rate and timplitilirl'o o~' 1-1,.4- epika
potential decreased, and all activity ceaced in selt! of fivJ)hyxia.
Neurons with an initial discharge rate of 11-15 VitAr
activity for the lon(jact jjarlo(l, while thoso -with aa inAtIjal ro;tai of 1-5 wtra
the first to becore silant. EEG activity mt1amted that of
1 ca,
neurons. It is pointed out that the changes in the &ivch.,i;rj,te xotm used I)%,
asphyxia are siralar to those caused by catlioaic depresz~ow a paltial 4iej:,!a2ar-
ization of the neurilenum by up to 15 mV facilitates Cenw-lation o1' actioll
11 M MMIUMI-Altill

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XMIMIA, T. R. and YAUVAR&TA, 1. X., Fiziologicheskij -2.hurmtl SSSR im-11i
I. M. Sechenov, Vol 58, No 11, 197eo pp 1656.1662
potentials, and Airther depolarization inhibits =tivit~lr vhit-h ceases Conm.1Itely
at a 54 depolarization.
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KUZI=A. V. N., and AGWENKO., V. S.3 XU U111011 SicioritUic IL-tmzwch Listitute cf
T4slcal UjIture
wStudy of the Functional State of SIdUed qmnAats DurUjIg Tra'.Ining in Medium-
Altitude Mountains"
Moscow, Teoriya i Praktika Fizichaskoy Kulltur7, No 10, i',Itit, TO, p-n 30-33
Abstract- A group of 24 male aid fen-ale gMavrts from trained on a mci:-n-
tain about 2,000 m above sea level .7or a competition. Vvior W the-Ir d:-~pirti~,xe
from Moscow and periodically after arrival at the r-oun-tiLih, thiky Lmder-wEr-t a
series of examinations vitich included a general physica-I t-~-A:,-oi;
190, blood and urine analyses; =scle tano,~ victuLl, wto.r,j rxd
and deterrdnation of ad:Lptability to physicril loads. Mo~si'4 Lf Qitji i-J-.rr-Sstz
various complaints ch-u7ing the first -wreek of acclinatizat~i:in inc-A-aditir
ejyspnea, :L-isomnia, kBadache5, rzid roor coorctization of me.)%tineritti. llbe rri4lailt,,.:
the clinical and biocherdeal tests i-n-re far h~lcror the tasa '.Urw
by the end of the second we&. imprcvc.-v3nt wari noted dn titc-
msele tone, CUS fixiction, honitologricna indiccs, mid "f the
vascular system to loads. Di the tWrd. iiewkAha writjuo 1%,611o Q10
in Moscow.

USSR UDC:
SEMMIYAKOVA, L.F., S!"M-2=0V, V.A., STZPANOY, V.S.,
VU BAROINKIN, O.F., BAYLVA, G.D., WaSEVA0 Kai., In'Miti.-te of
-=d Waters Academy of Sci,zces, UWR
"The Effect of Alternating Curre-nt ot2 Fish and Aquatic Znvij~rtebrjites"
Moscov, Voprosy Ikhtiologiya (Problems of Ic4tbyoloa) Vol 10, N)
518
Abstract: This study on the influence or alternatina curr4mm-5 ~~;j 1-5'-
various stages of life and develoq=nt, ir. =V different 4i~IELZ--a
covers a period of several year*, and Inaludes st great 0,
fishing with al-ernatirt- cix.-ent, the effect 06, an
larvae and fry and the subsequent condition 9t vltriezo,er? cT ri.t,L firi!I
,eproductive capacity, were iit~uaied. Rei~tC-Its (swzarize-; ffvti
a graph) shov that alzarnatii,3 CUr:TCt in d08eG C41J~;il:G
not ham any fish in any pLa6e of -Uf~t, and rhat
develop normally. The catcr4 of fish by alwrnjitlj~j;-currer~-J, i~j-iLvl.
above the normal. Studies on and 1,,viiWao3
are not affected by low curivat -Intenzitieu. (:%irxenz xr
the little animals to a gveater aerivity, rAnd still hljrler elivc,,rz-
narcosis. ?Ianktoa and benthoo revive ra;dtdly after witt'dzuiml of vurrei~-..
Only in current doses 15-126 tixas that necausary to inauce 4jm;rcoaj-5 dzez Z-U-~L~
occur with about 10% of the plankton 4rd bentbas survivIna.
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TITLE--KLNETIC ENERGY OF FRAGMENTS IN TffE I SS 1014 (IF URANINM 235 11,V
~NEUTRONS WITH tNERGIES FROM 0 TO 0*6 MEV -0-
-A.Ut,H0R-(03)-KUZMIN0Vv 8.0., LAJTAIo A.9 0YACHENK"), P.P.
COUNTRY OF I O__USSR
SOURCE-PHYS. LETT. B 1970* 31(31* 122-3
'0ATE PU8LISklE0------_r0
,-SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS9 NUCLEAR SCIENCE AND UCHNO LO(ItY
TOPIC TAGS-!-KINETIC ENERGYs FISSION PRODUCt, NUCLE AR F~USSII'.IN, URANt(ki,
NEUTRON ENERGY DISTRIBUTIUN, CHARGE UENSITY
*'tONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
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C I RC ACC E SS I 0'i NO- AP 0 13 1 5 5 3
A8ST9ACT/EXTkACT--(U) GP-0- AD S T I-1 A I- T THE 14 L ' M i N f 4, T !I-
ENERGY 0AK ZE SU!3K) AND MA S $ t) f S TR 11 LJ f A 1"NI 1 1'"r
FISSION 114011C--~u ay 5 %; 1" N
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VEL i'A dAk' f* S U L) K S,4 A L L E- T -tiil'i ON UA 1. 10 0-1 iU:Vj
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WHICH WOULD !3E RFSPONSIkLE FOR TOE,, VARWIJI~.- ull OL L it j" 0 ili
THE VALUES ;~F L)ELTA dAf,, E SU,13,K OBTAIM"101 Tfij.' 4 41 X C ~j i R S I
P A 0 B A L~ L ur- C I I A M' G E 0 F F R 4 ~;,kl If N I' ~ W A 5 S I M I L A A T 0 0 ,oj.
N VS. E SUbN PLOT, CALCO. FROM lHE ENCRGY fMANCkl. I-i
WAS NO VARIArION OF CHAR.-C ois*rkwwrioti ftrj~(--14
E SUBN EQUALS 0-0.6 MEV. FAC I L I TY: INST. PHYSi. 1101,4K ':N(io,
.-08NINSKv USSR.
UNCLASSIFIEO

USSR UDC 621.03?.5
VOPOB'YEVA, V. C., D'YACHf--iKO, P. P., SIFRGACHI-MA, A. I.,
SHIREUKIM, L. L.
"Recommended Power Dependence following from Analysis of Ote Energy Balance
during Fission"
Tr. trekhstoron. Sov.-Bel'z.-GoIland-nk. sirmoziunta po nokot,.)~rq-. ?roblena:i fizi'r-.i
bystrykh reaktomv (iiork-s oi the Three-Way Soviet-dalgim-,Outd. Sr'lpositz. on
some Problems of Fast Reactor Physics), 1970, Vol 1, Mo4cmr, 11,70, D-24, Lip 1-8
(from RZh-Elektrotekhnika i enerizetilta, Ko,7, Jul 71, Ahs)tract No 7UI37)
Translation; The dependence of the number of 9mconolary ftssioii -neutrons for
Th 232, U131, U"' formed wder the effecL of noutratin witlli an Onerpy up to 6
wiegaelectron volts was etitablit;hed ou the b4stis of mut.1- i;xng it lurgu ntx;iljQr of'
experimental data. A formula is prusented Whidi enabli!0wes tha C-lor-gy j1pen-
dence of 7~. Experimental data on aa fission aaargy of ~)[>;237 U235 -,112,
38
U, under the effect of neutrons with an *Irl'-ergy up t* 6imegaulactron valts art:
presented, There are 2 illustrations and ~.10-entry biI)4IoSrO;4hy.

USSR
NTZ"kaNgy-J"
"A Threshold Device"
WIMAMPIMIMMOMMMIC-1 ME 211C=
UIK'h 681. 325. 3
USSR Authors' Certificare No 248760, Filed 27 January l9''57, PublJOI'Lld 22 -1-In-
uary 1970 (Translated f rom Ref erativn, y Zhurnal AvtcRjjat~Lh:a;, Tejvnekhanika i
Vychislitel'naya Tekhnika, No 10, 1971), Abstract No .10B281111, uu.I;i,j;TIed)
Translation: A threshold devirte vith a two-way limit for i2(nparif;on 'of con-
stant voltages is described. The device contains three. rcijritner.14LIVII! coiap4r-
ison circuits, two exponential voltage generators, and a Cli.p-O.ojp. The
voltage to be measured is compared with two standard voltages, Wu. 0t 1661-ch
is the maximum tolerance, the other is the rqipim= toler,ijnj~e. 'Iwo Voltages,
the measured voltage and one of the standard voltagen, aral 9.1mul-
taneously with the third, exponential valtagie usIng the tw~~ regoni~rative
comparison circuits. This is achieved by p4ired connectial,k of qhit regen-
erative comparison circulta by their mimilari ~aputa Co the~4iutpqftlt of the
exponential generators. Two illustrations.

USSR UDC 1 1 2.
IME-VA, L.I., WIL-MOV, ri.s.
'Determination Of Defects In Crystals Of LJIIW~ --y Ito LLt~ctr~i:jl Conductivity'
ratk ~_ soobshch. no fiz. (Short, Ca=unictit-iona Cn Phyv 1971, No 8, Pv
K
1y lue
No 2'T'j
~-8 (from RZh:--'lektronika LLey
lio 2, Fab
Translation-. An atte--pt is made to deterwine tha coniont cf L%:~;rilliiu in a
LiNbO, crystal by its electrical conductivity. *i.'iLh thiz clottet tht~ current
intenhty was measured as a fft;nction or tha ta~kgoroturl) wlth'o d-c vollcU,e orl
the crystal. A chemical-upect-rul anulys,4 ahowed that M~)2 mola fructl~on H SU133,t He NO SU82, 44, !~ALMAI-'IlPli SU81, NO
SUB2, He H; SNH SU82, He He NO SUB2; ~NME SU11,2* lip He 1111) SU32. THE
CONO, Of THE SO BRIDGE IS MUCH LOWER THAN THAT OF 1HE BRIDGE,
FACILITY: INST* ORG. KHIM.v KIEYo USSR*

USSR
ALEKSEYEV, M. A., BABUEV, B. F.,
"Ibe Stability of the Laminar Boundary Layer with SUporsonk': Flow Velocities"
Mt. Zar. Tsentr. Acrogidrodinam., fit-ta., (Scleatific Writings of the Conr-ral
Aerohydrod)niamic Institute], 1971, 2, No 3, pp 3:5-41. (Trwislatcd from kcCei-a-
tivnyy Zhurnal Mckhanika, No 1, 1972, Altstrut No 10,19 from the resumit).
Translation: The critical values of surfacLl temparatoro and velocity of atr
suction distributed over the surface, corruiponding tp full stabilizazion of
flow in a laminar boundary layer for sm,~ll, two dinviu;ional jx!rtltrbati~ins iire
calculated for the self-similar solutions of the C(111111'Jons, 1'~f a Comprvtsible
laminar boundary layer, similar to the solutions of and Scan for 1111
incompressible fluid.

USSR
CHUBINSKIY, 0. V., VAGMOV, P. A.# L, V., 5Y=IjZW4.J4, KUZ'MITSKIY.
'I. V., SEREBROV, A. P., Leningrad State Universitr
"Proton Polarization in Elastic and Xnelantic Scattering by H$-25 at EP - 6.08
Mev"
Moscow, Yadernaya Fizika, Vol 11, No 1, 1970, pp 4-32
Abstract: Continuing their study of proton polarization in elai;ric and in-
elastic scattering by 7nagnesium isotopes, the authors doscriba results of
measurements of the angular dependence of the polAriza-tion of 6.08 Nev protoas
in elastic scattering on ft--25 in an angle range of froip 300 ito 1500 (labora-
cory system). This is the first time that results h4VO,heen. *btained for thic,
proton energy range considered. The double scattering owthw was used for the
measurements. At certain angles ( 0 - 60% 70% 80% 90', 1.00', and 140') it
was possible to obtain the value of the polarization of.ineWtically icattered
protons corresponding to the scates 1.614 Hev (711 +) ohd 1.961) Mev (5/2 +).
Since in future the authors intema to nae a combined analysis of the 4ata
obtained by them on the polarization of,,O"Hay protons lin ela4ittc and inelastic
scattering by the isotopes Mg-24;, ft-25p ind Mg-26, inoludioll the results of
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CHUBINSKIYIP 0. V., et al., Yadernaya Fixik4, Vol 11, No 1, 1.9700 pp 29-32
recent measurements of variation with energy of proton polari*ation in Hcattar-
ing by Mg-24, the present article is limited to a comparisom of experizenrai
results for Mg-25 with calculations according to the aptical method.
The authors thank the operations group of the CIrclotgan Laboracory of
the Scientific Research Institute of Physics, Leningtaii Stato Uaiversity.
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USSR VDC 61.1.64/1578.632:678:046.36
TROITSKIY, S. Yu., YJ 'Eingli-A".0 ANDUMA, T, D., and BUNIHOVICH, G. I.,
Sverdlovsk Scientifi-c-Res-eirch Instlitute of Labor Ilygio!tLe suit ~ Occupational
Diseases
"Hygienic Aspects of Working Conditions in the Pro4ucttwn of 11hanol-Fornialde-
hyde Plastics With Asbestos Filler"
Moscow, Gigiyena i Sanitariya, No 9, Sep 70, pp, 89-91
Abstract: Hygienic conditions at plants producing phenyl-foritaldenhyde plastics
with asbestos filler were investigated. Dust concuntrUjAons of 3. 7-5 itli,/U13
were found in the air. The dust developed In connoctiom vith Ote charging of
asbestos in mi-xers. In those sections of the plants ijt!Rh:Lci.-1 tile resin is
heated, concentrations oi phenol va-por in the air oxceethad thit maximum per-
missible limit. The concentration of formaldehyde in thie ai:r, generaLly did
not exceed 1 mg/m3, but in connection vith such optiratkins as the discharging,
of mixers and drying charibers, the highest xoncentrativais excoelled the 111aximurr.
permissible level by up to a factor of thrine. Vent 11a Omrt sylitems were 101-
properly designed. A medical examination of 103 worke-t* temployed in this type
of production showed that 65 had various Oubjectiv* eoo*lainto-, 21 who were
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TROITSKIY, S. Yu., et al, Gigiyeiva i Sanitariya, Ito 9, Vep 701, pp 89-91
exposed to the action of phenol and formaldehyde viap=3 saffe,t-ed from coll.staxit
headaches. Pathological changes in the ngrvouji syrstem I!,neuril1s, neurast.heaLc
syndrome, cerebral angiodystonla, etc.) dt,:o- to exposuria i to tbitue vapors were
found in 19 cases. Of those engaged in polUbing and pi*ssiiNj;, 12 had ahAn
diseases and 14 had chronic atrophic rhinttis and ;foll:1qiilit:Lsi. Three em-
ployees in a mechanical workshop showed symptms otf pno waot-oW. cis is. Increased
mechaaization and automation of operstlon, including trainsfer to a contlituoun
process, will improve these working CCH16itiono and reduq;u the impairment of
health. Introduction of automated diecharp from the bilittom, oil mixers, Iluto.-
matic oponing of sacks with sisbastoa and foleding of asbilintas irito ailxen~
enclosed units for certain operattans, andlitproveid systems imid
local exhausts are important measures which sliould be 6liken.
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KUZMI,'IYKH, YE. S., ZAVADOVSKIY, 3. D., SELI-~-ZNRV, G. YE4.;
"Separating Transmissioin aad Reception F~lLer"
USSR Author's Certificate Xo 24885!?, Filed. 3 Apr 67, 22 Jiun 7(~
(from M-Radliotekhni'ka, No 9, Sep 71), Abstract ""'o
Translation: The propos,~d svparat~~ng flIter consL!iti; t;i:'
line, an auxiliary transraissiati lint, with a ballaar on thi.t eo,ii
traveling wave resonators caiinecting; diell, wttk a r-in"; 1"i'agta oq~ial Co 1111
even nLuuber of halfwavas of the recg:iver ihnd an ad-4 xmitKoei: of hjllklsvt~li -of
the transmitter. In order to insure the, ~,iven decoup:1.1ing beA.,,i-etni r1le
arms, the loaded end of the aux-iliary 11no itj comnecteili to 'drilli ba~i;ic 1111C
by a directional coupler through %Ohicli pjart of the trailm=itcov Qigaal cotnirg
to the filter is shunted. There is one Illustration.

ISSR
S,kVITSKIY, YE. m., Corresponding Hezber Academy of Solegit:as USSR, B'-U?WJAj;L~,v,
Go 5.# UMUMA, T. V.# and ZO f , 0 1 of Xetall=%~r
iaeni A. A. Baykov, Academy
"Effects of Therzocycling on Tungsten and 11.o4bdenun Alloy Single Crystals"
Moscow, Doklady Akadeall Nauk SSSRp Vol 198, No 2, 1971t PP 37")-376
Abstracti A review of data on the thermocyclIng of sin1j;Ao cxytitals of W
and Mo alloys indicates that alloying elemsnts forming with the metal Iratrix
(W or No) extensive ranges of nalid solutlons and increoming the zolubillty
of non-metanic inclusions (particularly C) In the aol;W. pha;u increa-ze ihe
stability of the structure and chamcterintica of the a:j.loya In theino-
cycling. These alloying elements comprisoo in addition to Hij, the data
pertaining to which are reported in detailp the hexagann-1, M-ethltl Of the V111
group Ru and Os and possibly also Vin and "~O. On the Othur hrilld, alloying,
elements which decrease the solub1lity of non-netallic :j.nc1urj1'4)n3 and IncrealIze
their anount In an undissolved state in th* roital =trip: expedite der".ruction
of the single-crystal alloys in thermocyc~ing, Tk4se olenents .include
metals of the I - VI groups. The extent to ulilch theesia, mCuliLrities apply
to polycxystalline W and Flo should be investigated oxpo1zwntally.

USSR UVC 09.17,!:669.28
SAVITSKIY, Ya. BM'.JMNOV, G. S., TETYUYEVA, T. V., lind V. A.
"Influence of Thermal C~,cling Treatment om Fine Structuge and Propel-ties of
Molybdenum Single Crystals"
Monokristally Tugoplavkikh i Kedkikh Hetall ov (Siagle C,1*!4.,;--a1s of Refracterv
and Rare Metals -- Collection of Works), Nauka Press, V1111, lip 119-124
Translation: The nature of the change in microstructurl! and -)-4-operi~ieH of
molybdenum single crystals as a function of the time of Olev.,113.1. cvC1111",
atmosphere of helium in the 400-1~600% te-perature irititiv.IL ts f;tuiied. --t
Is demonstrated that struct, ural chanj,,es aret related to rt:he
two parallel procusses: 1) annihilation of d1sloc-aticim-, anti cval,~!sci-nca c-f
subgrains; 2) zaulLipliCatlOll and r,-,ation o,f der-ornatlon ~11'!Ai:,vation-, OrLli,-r-
ing of these dislocations into new subgraian. Lt 15 kll"~njz
the first stages of thermal cyclinje., the 1,irst pr*ccv~ predollinates, -A)-j3k!
later the second predominates. 6 Figures; 5 Ubl:(.oprsp~1i:1c 111iferences.
I

USSR UDC $39.26-548.735.4
SAVITSKIY, Ye. M., RURXHXN0V, G. $., OT'tENBE*MG, Ye. V., and H.M'MISH CAI-A, V. A.
4~
"study of Deformation and Polygonization of Holybdenun Singloi Cr-
ystals
MonO.-ristally Tugoplavk-1kh i Redkikh Metallov [Single Crystals of Refrractar.v-
and Rare Metals - Collection of Workslo Nauka Press, 1971, pp 1,12-1-1.?
Translation: The mQtallographic, x-ray, laue, and tollogra-ilif,c methods are
used to study the influence of certain r~onditionts of (faforriation in rolling
along the (100) plane in direction [1101 and annealin1j, mod-at; an the fine
structure of molybden= single crystals,
It is demonstrated that with increasing degree of dafi:jxr;at~loa, bloCIL.9 are
broken up, the dislocation density is incrensed, iind ilmras~wd arvjl~; arise.
An increase in the degree of de-formatioli before heatil'UH; Catwos an incrc.,a-~-a
in breakup of blacks during heating and thr-4r disorI4!itizat I all ~The influi-'nce
of annealing temperature and deformation on the substTlictu4c of'
single crystals is cs tab .11 stied. 8 Figurdis; 5 Bibliag,i-apht(i

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L7
4
'T I i%;11-SKTY. IL, 1!1)., ',1 J. i-,.
lldns~. 5tat c- E! ",; `~ C -~I Is t i t. u 'wze I If ."h"' -~;-i C. p -ar -C 1"1"'I I; -. ry
Academy of Science.3 all,.-z jj4-,1;t,itutja of
N. D. Zelinskiy, icader.-iy of 6cian.ces MM
"Confoi-mational Ef.fec-ts of 1,2,4-Substituted
vatives on Their idulo.gical Activity"
moscow I I:westiva AkZdemii No 7, !uL ?C.
pp
Abstract: Choiiro',r tic acl:J-Vity de!-Inn,~is pril-cipmLl.j, an
rto.-, ;~4. 1;ivo (21~11rl !1z, e-,:ry-
sill Yi
nyl- sub.
an ethyl oz u'd L. t i t uL .1.43 fZL4'- a'21 t1t1o:1
tation is concernea, COMID0,11r.1,113 -the muthyl. ELI.11
rl ci
2-axial , uatovial cGnfoi~%atdwi aro .,loot acti~rj:. zh i*,,wi 2e4a-(:).,-.`...
are less active, and 2ek;re ;,;itouted Qne.-; ave! I*mIrt; a(,.t4ve ox I c i
of this type Of COMDO'WIGS rela-tes in tl~a czp~-osjite. the -teasT,
toxic are those of the 2a4e series, foll.omed tfy Udl.m w,-4 2e4a co.-Tounds
in ine Cli,2 .of t6oxicity.

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014 UNCLASSIFIE Pik
~TITLE-PROTON POLARIZATION IN ELASFIC AND INELAs'ric 141CATII.Hill'iG OF
MAGNESIUM 25 AT E SUBP EQUALS 60'00 MEV -U-
-(05)-CHUblNSKIYj U.V.t KUZlilTSKlYv loYss VA(;A,*JV, ~Jkjllllk~Al
AUTHOR
L.V., GOSHCHIN. V.N.
.~.COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
.SOURLE--YAD. FIL. 1970t LI(Ilt 29-32,
,-.DATE PUBLISHED----70
~~SUBJECT AREAS-PHYSICSt NUCLEAR SLIENCE AND TECH1110LOO
40PIC TAGS-ELASTIC SCATTERING, INELASTK SCATTER4141~p POLAIMArloiNt
14AGNESIUM ISOTOPE
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIUNS
DCCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSHAEU
PROXY REEL/FRAML--1980/0174 SrEp
CIRC ALCESSILIN NO-AP0046466

212 014 UNCLASWIE6 PAQGESI~IING DATE-09OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NU-AP0048466
A85TRACT/kXTKACT--(UJ GP-0- ABSTRACT. Tl(E POLARIFAN14N AUGULAR
OISTRIBUTION OF 6.08-14EV P ELASTICALLY SCA-fTERZ-1) UN PkIMI,25 MG WAS
MEASURED AT 30-150DEGkFES IN THE LAS. SYSrE'M BY USIING fifil, DOUBLC
SCATTEKING METHOD. THE IST TAK6i:T 14AS 2-MG-CM Plkjjil~-Z !')I-I,F
METALLIC MG FOILY ENRICHED HITli PRIME25 MG UP TO THE ?Wl) Li%t
WAS 6-MG-CM PRIRE2 GRAP141TE PLATE, THE SCATTERkJ P WERT REQ1SrERED WLTH
A TELESCUPE lJETECT0k, CGPliSISTING (A" A PrifjPIURTIUNAL C,uu,',rl:k AND Ot A
SI-LI DETLCIORt PLACED INSIDE THE PROPORTIONAL. LOWNIER. THE P :61:Am
THROUGH MG TARGET WAS 5-6 MUA., THE INSTRUMENT ASYMMETRY WERE MCASU4E.0
WITH 11 MG-CM PRIMEZ AU FOIL. THE EXPI'L. RESULTI~IARE tUMPARE0 IN A
GRAPH WITHJHE CALCNS. 8Y MEANS OF THE OPrICAL. M0011L.. ;rjqE YALUI-S OF THE
POLAR IZATIO.N. OF INELA5TICALLY SCATTERED ~P CORRESPONDING 10 IHE Sl AT hS
L.bL'4 MEV (SEVEN HALVES' PLVS) AND~ 1.960 ~MEV PLUS) OILIQ
OBTAINED AT 60v 70, 80* 90, 100o AND 1400EGREES. FACILITY:
LENINGRAD,.GOS. UNIV.v LENINGRAD, USSR*,

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FEDORM, F. I.; SOLODUVMT, A. V..; MIZI -T~S D
University)
"Appl-ication of the Effective Radial Fotoaila to the (!n1ci.0;!.t4,_un ef At',)!-Jc
Levels"
Minsk.., Vestsi Akadenii Navuk 33,15F: Sernrilt
June, 1972; pp 49-55
METIMCT: The effectilT rad-Lal putential, inti-C-11med, I'n -I
F. T. Fudorov (Vcotsi Ali b3ST1, Sm-,Vy-a
1,W), is uscd for tho calctiltition of th(3 Onan,:,r kv('1q;
olectrons. In tho fJ,r-,-t
an offactivo noLcritial i~,i solved for 4-m jil-biKrary,
in a multielectron uto-i, tak-LnI7, Into ac-cMint tifiq ef.r.13c.11 of
,:V 4,11fj r,,ro-,trj-' ,,,,tatii,~
tron3. By neans oLf an alivroAriabo ~!ardl~onijw L~
ID Q%M2Wj,.y
of the helium, l-Jt1i-iwn.,, ~-ind beryllitin atoms is c-ilvilalimA.
The article inclii es 46 eq~atiorts. There um 59 b:1.11 11 Cill, r".1p1lic ref~,~Irq2~10!5.

USSR UDC 621.1,75:536.24.001.5
~TSXIYA Yu. 11
ROZENFEL'D. L. M., PANIYEV, G. A.I..L an~ TARKHO~-ff.'!W0,
F. P,, Institute of Thermal Physics, of Sciences
USSR
"Experimental Investigation of Absorption and DcsorpCg4in of leater Vapors bv
a Solution of Lithium Bromide"
Moscow, Kholodil'naya Tekhnika, No 10, Oct 72, pp 31-~~$
Abstract: This work was devoted to an Inves ti gait ion (,J Ma,113--transfer "Inits
with a developed phase--mas s -trails for unit contact s"l-face wini; spray-ing
type mass-transfer units. A schematic and picture of t.he onAt ai7v glvk~n
for investigating the adiabatic-isobaric. processet; af josorplion and di2-
sorption of wator vapors by a oolution 0 lithimm brolidde, Testi~ were
conducted in a steady-state mode of opeiruion oil Che 1wi.periml! [it a.1 unit ;Lt
constant internal and external parameters and observailAon of thermal balanc,_,.
Graphs were plotted for the c1lange of relative satura,j:jon ot solution and
change of temperature of the dispErsed ltquid fjo-or a.Umg the ahsorber lit-igh:
and the change of relative vaporization of the solutiqln an-4 change of telnpor-
ature of the dispersed flow of Uquid a:lonr, the gcmerii~tcr hel:811t. Frol.-I
1/2

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ROZENFEL'D. L. M., et al., Kholodil'naya Teklinika, No 30, Oct. 72, pp 31-35
these graphs an analysis was made which made possible the conclwilon that
the most intensive process of absorption occuru directly WhInd the sprayer.
The conducted tests show the mass-transfer to havo a high eAficiency ol~ the
studied processes and permitLed to escablish the chavIcteriatic feature!s of
absorption and desorption in sprayer type units. 5 f4weoi, 1 table,
bibliographical references.
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USSR UK -!i4-126+546.73+546.8l
KATANSON, E. M. (deceased) , _KUZ'MOV-1C11 V. Y .11EGORTAN, 11. M., HKENA,
..j, C*
N. A., and SHEVTSOVA, A. F., In V`o`itC;1lotdal Clwnis~ry and ChemLstr~
of Water, Acad. Sc. UkrSSR
"Formation of Metallopolymers on the Basis of Silicot4ungsti.c! Acid"
Kiyev, Ukrainskii Khimicheskii Zhurnal, Vol 39, No 3:, Mar 73, pp 249-2!33
Abstract: Ilie reduction of silicontungstic acid with tAn mid colialt hLs bcen
investigated. Blue forms of silicontungsti,~ acid havqi beeit prepared 'titabig..
towards tin and cobalt. Conditious have been. studied for the formation of
tin and cobalt metallopolymQrs startin8 from the bar-lojin saIrs of sillcqn-
tungstic acid blues. The heat: conductivity and olectroconoductivity of the
metallopolymers obtained have been evaluated. Une d4tt;a obtuiiied in&4:ated
that the metallic phase is in highly dispersed stated istablo to oxidation;
the metallic particles are isolated frop each other by a Mm of the barium
salt of silicontungstic acid blues.