SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LEBEDEVA, N. D. - LEBEDINSKIY, M. S.

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• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
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AN OVERLAP BAND, DURING ANNEALING, SUkFACE- DIFFUSION [!'p ATT,LNIJAI'~Dv AND
ON THE 3CUN0ARY OF THE AU SOLIO SOLN. (50 AT01ERCENT) flLillSo I!;0LATlz'.0
PARTICLES OF SOLID SOLN. FoRm,wiTH A SIZE 2 UROERS 0+ lCok'j(lru0L G.~,EATER
THAN THE THICKNESS OF THE FILM, THE OBSO. CHANGES IN Tlivi Sl'~~UGtU*i= IF
THE BOUNDARY ARE CAUSED !~Y THE FORMATION ON THE 'ritE
THIN LAYERS DUE TO THE PULYMN. OF ADSORBED VAPORS OF i:~11F:FU'SiDrt PJMP
OIL, AS WELL AS BY THE RELAXATION OF: THE STRESSES FQHJ4ED OURUM; 13ULK
DIFFUSION*- FACILITY: KHARIKOV. POJUITEKH. INST.. I-11o. LENINAt
USSR.
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5U3JECT AREAS--CHE41STRY
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CkYOGENIC EFFECTt PkOPYLENE 0XII)Eo CITLORTNArED ORGA149C VIAPOUNOr
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AND PRf'WYLPJE OXIOE CONTI;. AITHRAGE~"JE, SIALUPJr-p PHCI., 1:1,1`1, 511il-31to il.142
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BITIAL IIURITY OF THE MATERIALS OF 99.9 :MOLf PEACC00', F)l C 11. 1 r Y
GJS. INST. PRIKL. KHI.'i.v LIENINGRADI USSR.

,_412 018 UNCLASSIFIED PRUC~!'SSHi,' 0hrF--0,lnCT70
TITLE-SULUBILtTY IN A COBALT NITRATEPAMMiAfUM NITRATI.I~AND 141ATER SYSIE4 AT
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VAUTHOR-(03)-ALYMOVAv L.N.o.KORFP D.Mav LEMEVAs N.D-
COUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
:SOURCE--ZH. PRIKL. KHIM. (LENINGRAD) 1970t 431,23 1 ft$8_4
.,DATE PU8LISfJF-0------7O
J-,~S_USJECT AREAS-CHEMISrRY
TUP I C TAG S-- T FR NARY F LU 10 SY S T E Mi AQ'd C-OUS SOL UT 104 S OL U8 t L I T YA M 411"ll") 4
NITRATEs COBALT COMPOUNUt PHASE COM126silriahl
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PROXY KLCL/FRA4L--1931/0349 STEP
CIRC A(.CiSSVJ'4 NJ--AP0l042,;5
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212 0 1 U14CL As c. IF I uo~ -7)1'trE--02-1Cf70
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ABSTRACT!EXTRACT-W) GP-0- A3 S TRACT. 1t-4 ~yrrCft,,f I-i)(,4'j
SW,10 SU32 .6H SUB2 J IS 'C"wU IL . WI TH Ali A;,~4 SULN. THE Colfl"N , IF '4FI ('-ki
VARIES IN THE RANGE CLI(.N',,) SU33)SU82 47.9.6 TILUS Pol 511.134 1.0 1.9 4-r.
PERCENT TO CO(NO SU63)SU32 41,5 PLUS Kil SU34 NJ W03 2'r,,1' i4r. RCACENT.
AT AQ. PHASE CCIMPNS. OF CUM SkJG3)S(J(1Z 140.4 PLUS bill SLIR~ Mr] SU(!-3 29.13
14T. PERCENT TO COOND SU63)SU02 5.95 PLUS fill SU34 NO SUI-V5 58.12 W1.
PERCENT, NH SUB4 NO SUB3 is rHE ONLY COMPONENT OF 1!HE PIMS~. A
MIXT. OF BOTH SALTS WAS IN PHASE EQUILo.Wfrfl SULPIS4 rto.7-40.4 WT.
PERCENT CU(NO SUB31 SU82 AND 28.2-29.3 WT.: PEkcEH1r,,N-A SUB4 NO SU03.
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USSR uwc 611.1, )67.14'
XXRJDVA, N. G. V. W.,1 Loidozratory for
Quality Control alla StLx, of loud ions aM Bloocl~ *a, Ce tral
Institute of Hematology and Blood Transfuslon, WLnistry o~V hoaWi U,4~SR
"Use of tho VSh.-O.055 Vacuum- Daslaa-ator to 0 OtOrAlnt) ROS!ihUl lwisturo in ljophi-
lized Protein Preparations"
Hoscow, laborazornoyQ Dolo, No 7. 19'10, pp 4)8_439
Abstract: Tho Soviot t-_x,1i.::A ir%dus~ry h;-.i5 rtuca;nLly pu*t uo '-"'143 110,rrloW~ a Vlle~UL.M
desiccator das~irnatc_,d ti,.o 56h-0.0).50 . e Li dryitij,~, n.i.i
for 11:~ , x~c,al,:I~Ij; variouu
materials to t1j..",~,Uraturoz; froz 8U to 2001)C. Tiiiji;qi L(z.-Miraturus aro un-
auita4lij Car pro'~cjlxi prt,~paratloris, hauuvor. '71141 autilort; n;ttorc-Torl) rviesijtto~A tne
autonatic to.-.puraLura co.Arol Ar, L1W ]WO;7.K.W4 cblmib4ir of 4.1111) (ii~;I.JxivaLor to pfjr4t
riaintoaanco all at to W Wa,.Aa a'%.r J,-s %O,il.L.Arwj~a fj-om tho Vja.
0.035 Wita a vacLiu.-, pu;~o, tl,,o h:i,!;ra5cop4.c, 1yoph11.1ztKj tta;l- "come VOL-t-
tilizod. Tho vacu" sy~;tun o~l tbe V411_0.035~ liao 314:htly ilwdil 3od to provelit
tliais. CorLa~J- ol~~4ar czazzos that were =uie, 41s well as th!lj =adm of *;)*raUor.
of the apparatus. are daacri;aod iA dut-ail.

USSR Ul)(; 541.1~1-547.1'118
IVANOVI B. Ye., SAMURINA, S. V.1 FOEVA. N q 11. , 4'YVA, A. B., and
j -nC7p-h -Y$ j C
GOVDFARB, E. I., Institute of OrsaWfc- aj. Chipridatryp lmeni
A. Ye. Arbuzov, Academy of Sclances, USSR :
"Reaction of o-Ilydroxybenzyl Alcolial With Phosphorous Jtq4d E!~teramldes
and Am-idea"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSS*R, Serlya KhimitliesIt4tya, No 3, Aug 73,
pp 1825-1827
Abstract: The reaction of o-hydroxybenzyl alcohol with die Lli.~f lamidadietklyl-
phosphite, bis(diathylamido)ethyl phqsphite and tris(ditithyliwitdo) phasphice
was studied. It was established that in the nucleophillu Substitution ro-
actions, the nucleophilic center may be at the phosphottw atan at at the
nitrogen atom in phosphorous acid esteramides and amidalp~.
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CHEWRM., A. V.j SWANIO D. V... ISIEMY&.1 3511-2111110CO, !I. V., and
j, T
ILICHrjNMj To P.
"Immunoglobullns in ftsal Secretions or Sm13 Childrez"
Vopro Okhrany Mterinstva i Detstva (Problems of tlie FratectIon of Motbexhood
and Childhood), 1973, 110 7, pp 53-57 (from IM - Bloloechooluq-a Mitmd3fao No 22,
Nov 73, Abstract NO 1704)
Tr anslation: By the method of simple radial i=rano(Liffus:Lon 1-1; is rot possible
to determine secretory iL==gIobuIIxw in the %whoia ot nusal sivcretions of
one month old babies. After the ago oC 2 mootbis a wwXl ijiLnntl,t~y of :L==io-
globu3-ins of the class A and G are found. Frwi the six rionthit ati -- the level
of IgA is increased, while IgG re.=Lbw quite lcrw~ Incmrnu:Lag ijl.i6shU~,, .Wh a!:e.
2he irmunoglobulins of the claari 14 in nawl searatimz tLiliu aba-mt in Small
babies. High indi,,ridual fluctuatiame of I&A imar be ewp*Lo-ed Ivy the lability
of the system of local izzwnity. Bic reis4tw obtaliked Qt1j.,port . the point at
viev of the local synthesis of class A Imamogl0bulIns,

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.Ace.INr: AP0047163"O code: IrA 0246
I-t88DEA(tq A1,V,
PRUMRY SOURCE: Zhurnal NevropatiolOgii i P1111khilutr-Lis 1970S
Vol 70, Nr 2p
,BRAG
MATHEMATICAL EBQQNQSIS!QE QU U.E~Aig"R Ic
SJHQKE~ WI ITH THE PURPO 11IRMINING
INDICATIONS TO sukrair-AL TREAti~ENT
Gelfand 1. M.; gubermaii,' A.; ro-akolrb M. L.;
V.;
zw_d61!M=4- I.; Lebedevg-,-
Nikolayeva, I. F.; Chebotareva,
The purpose of the convened study was to elaborate inrIL-lods of MathenlaticAl
In hemorrhagic strokes to define the jndjcati(?n3 to 5uqlical IrpOnieniz. The 1101iori
124 case histories (52 case histories of living patients and 71! itrise hi-itari(7s of wi!"'
hemorrhages into the brain hernisphere, followirq hypertenslye di6wisi, 4rd
In such cases 56 i(cmi were cowidereo whicii wtro the moi-t 01j,,nificil fi:)r p6-vgra(~,i nfr !11,,_V~c"
th3gle strokes. Among thon were diff~r,~11( clini"111 symptc,ril-9 1111d thl..ir
12 hours after adrnuxion to hospitals, An anilysis of these iten-11, Pel-milted to
rect prognosi3 in relation to survival during the tirst 5 days *111 exiwtness to 9r','i,. I ~o r.-xt
stap of the study presumes an elaboration of rn~thods for pfOgnosl 1i of bennorthagic ~,,inA,_-
In surgical treatment. This may 4 of aid In dolding like oilpt4diengy of In il.ch
separate case. A,
REEL/FRAW
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UM $'29.171.4
USSR
I~F~, N. S*, and MOROZOV, V. M.
"Anomalous Neutron Scattering"
Moscowt Atomnaya Energiya, Vol Up No 4, npr 70, Ipp 310-)16
Abstract: An analysis indicates, that coilduqiona regii.rding the exist-
ence of any anomalies in the current atate oX' neLil'.iron elastic iscatj;er-
ing theory are possible only if the process studi~ud in accompanied by
qualitative manifestations (for example, polarizaj~ioa of scattered
neutrons in the case of Schwinlyer scattelking). jCorreat nuclear =dels
do not apparently peiinit a reliable eotinate of Oven tMi upper Limit,
of possible scattering "arkomalies" in &401 (19) %Mfl.ch are due to any
addonds in the full neutron-nucleus interaction pbtleal-lal which are
different from the short-range specifioally nucl!slir ponential and
Schwinger potential*

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''TITLE-ANOMALI~S !N THE SMALL ANGLE ELASTI C SC A T TER I N 4UF NEUTRONS -U-
'AUTHOR-031-GORLOVt G.V.9 LEBEDEVAP NoSo, NOROZOV, V.01.
CUUhTRY OF INFO--USSR
~,SOURCE-IZV. AKAOo NAUK SSSR# SER. FIZO 1470, 3411), 1_48-e~,b
I.-YATE PUBLISHEO-------70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
:.,TOPIC TAGS--NUCLEAR MOUELt NEUTRON SCATTE-AING., SMALL j4N(;Lr; SC4TTE-kIi`4G#
-;.-SCATTERING CROSS SECTIUNv CALCULAVIONe ERRUR ANALYSJIS, 4LASTIC
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTICN5
.DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1968/0237 STEP

UNCLASS!F!~O
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"~BSTRACF/EXTRACT--(Ull GP-0- A! ~ S T R A C,'I It L L jNVF3TTI;ij,j'2Rl,, WAK~:
ON THE PRESENCE OR AflSLNCE-- OF ANJMALI~.-3AN. Tfltr: $MA1,A. ANGLE S CA T 1 11 c,
') R'
N UN THE BASIS (IF THE COMPARISC14N IJF E;XPVL. PATA WITH THI: - t~
THEORYa UNFURTUINATELYt THF SIGN1~1LAtICE i)f THE1.1killICIVI. ;, i~ i:7,.j I L fOil,i I S
THIz FORM OF )) SELV4074 OF N 0% ItlE
NOT CUSTOMAKILY DEALT WITH. TkiE CRIDY, , ' I
NUCLEI OF THE MEAN AT. WT, IS SArISFALTORILY .1111' ALL
USCO# dUT THE HEAVY NUCLEI EXHIS I T AN ONSTABLE- Usim Qf
VARinus MODELS FOR THE INTERPRETAuGN C)F OATA (16rik4k:~j IN 11:14r A1144) TifE
SAME EXPT. OFTEN LEADS TO CONCLUSIONS nY THE SIG%' dF 1,0; f -F 1; ~-- C T . i r? Q-:
ASSUMPTIONS MADE IN MANY 4ORKS ON THL EXISTENCE III- THE V60NALOWSISMAILL
ANGLE SCATTERING OF N INCREASING WITH ~J* [INCREAW: GIF -E0lf;kGY OF N AAE
NOT JUSTIFIABLE.
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CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0137651
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- AOSTRACT, A CRIT, 44AL-o IS Oul*VEN ON
PUBLISHED DATA AND THEORIES ON THE ORtGIN UF N ELAI'TIC liCATTERINri AT
VERY SMALL ANGLES (SMALLER THAN 09 EQUAL TO IDE6RC-i~S). ALL CONCLUSIONS
ON THE ANOMALIES IN N ELASTIC SCATTERING 14-hy Bi,-- mil~1414 0141"y IF IfIC,
STUDIED PROCESS IS ACCOMPANIED OY QUAL.' EFF-ECT$.,
Ora-

USSR
UDC: 53-9.12
MWLOVSKIY, B. L. , A-IN. V,
"A Trial-and-Error Algorithm for Establishing a f1elationship From a
and its Application"
Tr. in-t elektron. alravl. mashin (Works of tite Institqttt, ol' Electronic
Controllers), 1971, v31P. 16, 26 (from ri',%-M~xxnne MaY 71'
MCI 5,
Abstract No 5V148)
(No abstract]
311
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USS11"
UDC 632.954
GRAPOV, A. F. , TYA MEL"NIKOV, N. 14-t SERQMYEVA~, T. A., STONOV,
L. D., TITOVA, L. M., and VOLKOTR17B, E. U., All Unio* r5cien~ific Research
Institute of Chemical Means of Plant Pxotection
"A New Herbicide Called Isopbos"
Moscow, Agrokhimiya, No 1, 1972, pp 96-103
Abstract: Herbicidal properties of isophos- 1, CICH 4 11 9- sec. and
2 '-~ ~)("03 ("1.2-2,4
isophos-2, CICH21 /NHC3H7-'so eIsted on manyplants, 4including
*',IOCOH3C,,72,4* were t
cockspur grass (Echinochloa crus-galli), and rice grass (Echirachloa oryZicola),
the weeds which commonly grow with rice, Application oil. 2-6 kg Isophos-1 or
lsophos-2/ha killed 100% of the above weeds. The best t4ine for application of
the herbicides was before sowing of rice, or prior to Atj.,- spr-vut.ing- A surface
application produced t:ie best results. Both types of isi:~phosJtu 4-8 kg/ha
doses were toxic to garden orache, =aranth~ ead white bijam. Field jjVnrAyi:rL1.SS,
spring wild oat, and knotweed were of averpge ii,ensitivitti- touard isophos.
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USSR
GRAPOV, A. F. , et al., Agrokhimiya, No 1, 1972, pp 96-303
Among the cultivated plants, rice was moist resistant toirard this herbicide,
followed by wheat, oats, and barley (most sensitive). Cortoli, beans, radishos,
and sunflowers are resistant to isophos, but sugar be*u and flax are 4;ansi-
tive. Carrots were most resistant to isaphos in doses of 1-4 Ig/ha and
tomatoes and cucumbers showed medium resistance. Isophot; wim; 100% effective
against rice grass in meadow-marshy, soddy-podiolic, an~! siel-ozen- soils. Lt
vas only 83-97% effective in soils with high humus contOnt. Effectivene~ss
of isophos lasted for 30-100 days after application. A#itlysla of the soil
horizons indicated that it remained. mainly,in the top 0-30 czi of soil. Mhe
structure cf the aryl radical determines the jqiytotoxic properties of amides
of thio- and dithiophosphonic acids. Presomtt of two C: arams in the phj!nyl
group increases the herbicidal effects ot1thase compoutul.s.
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'RCE: Zhurnal Nevropratotogii i Voikhj. A~ 19 70,
Vol 702 Nr 2t Aw-/v i
THE DIAGNOSIS OF THJ:~ DCPTH OF TIME FOCUS
IN HEMORRHAGES INTOTHE BRAIN HIPL41SPI-JERE.'
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For prognostication ind the deferminatliom of the we