SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LUPYAN, L. A. - LUTFULLAYEV, R. A.

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TITLE--19vNORSTEROIDSo PREPARATION OF 5~ALPHA*HALOv6 bETAvl9v
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r.AUTHOR-(04)-SANSONOVA* N.V.* MOROZOVAs L.S.t~LURlv F.A.j MAKSIM0Vs V.I.
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ZH. 1970t 4(2)t 5-10
DATE PUBL I SHED------ 70
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4~TOPIC TAGS--CHEMICAL-*SYNTHESIS, ACETATE*.CATALYST
XONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
i"DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
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T-WZ 008 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESS114G DATE--30OCT7C
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-,ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--IU) GP-0- ABSTRACT. I WERE CONVERTED INTO 11. THUSp I
G It 1*'6 G PB(OAC) SUB4, AND 0.23-0.26 G IODINE WAS REFLUXED IN 30 ML C
:.SUB6 H SUB6 WITH IRRADN* (100-500 W LAMP) 45-60 M114 TO GIVE A PROUUCT
IN IS LARGER THAN~SOPERCENT YIELD. HEST YIELDS
(90PERCENT) WERE 013TAINED WHEN CCL SUB4 WAS USED iusrEAD OF C SUB6 H
SUB6. THE REACTION COULD BE DONE WITHOUT ANY IRRAOIArioN IN CCL SU~4
(RATIO I-CCL SUB4 EQUALS 1.-100):THE YIELDS BEING 7DPERC.ENT. WHEN
ALPHA,ALPHA PRIME, ALOBISISOBUTYRONITRILE WAS USED~AS A CATALYST. YIELDS
OF 11 WERE 70PERCENTo FACIILLTY'~ VSES. NAUCH.-ISSLED.
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USSR UDO 632-95
WIENNOV, N. A. L_jMajxr_B,.R,*_~C=VAj V. P. fCentral Scientific Research
Institute of Disinfection
"A Method of Making Piperonylic AciX'
LISSR Author's Certificate No 348556, filed 4 Jan 70,.published 8 Sep 72
(ftoa RZh-Khimiya, No 10, Rhy 73, Abstract lio 1011564P by T. A. Belyayeya)
ltr to increase the yield of the goal product and simplify
Translations In ord(
the technology of the procees of synthesis, sodium hypoeblorite is used as
the oxidizer Lor making piperonylic acid by oxidizing pipgronal. Examples A
mixture of 0.2 mole of sodium hypochlorite and 40 ml of water is brought to
a boil, 199 ml of 10-11% solution of NaOCI is Added Irf dropo over a 1.5-2
hour period, the reaction Is continued witil drops oX tha reaction maus fail
to produce any color when applied to Indicator paper Impregnated with a 20%
solution of potassium iodide, the mixture is cooled to a teuperature of 20'C
or less, filtered, acidified with concentrated hydrochloric acid# and piperonylic
acH Is separated by a Nutsch filter, washed with water, and dried at 110-
120 C with a yield of 80-85%. The malting point of -the acid is 225-70C.
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USSR UDP 632.95
GVOZDEVA, I. Y. T"AM 9 M,,, STARKOV 0A. V'I YAMNN(N N. A., POGODINA,
L..N.t and SUKHOVA, M. N.
*Search for Synergists of Pyretbrins in the Hethylene Dioxy Ybenyl Series"
Tr, VNII dezinfektsli I sterliz. (Workwof,t,he All-Union Scientific Research
Institute of Dininfection and Sterilization), 1971, vyO. 21, t. Zp pp 101-106
(from HZh-Khimiya, No 18, Sep 72, Abstract No 18N431)
Translations For purposes of studying synergtic activity$ a series of
piperonylic acid eaters and amidest and p1peronal acetm1st were synthesized.
The synergtic activity of the synthesized compounds was tested In a micture
with pyrethrins in a 10il ratio by the topical method.: In te4ts on house-
Meal the greatest synergtic activity vas shown by butylo nonyl and cyclo-
boxyl eaters and 14,11,-dipropyl azide. N.N-d1subatitutod amAdes are more
active than X-substituted amides. Among the amides synthealzed on the basis
of heterocyclic aminesp morpholide showed the greatest activity, The most
toxic for red cockroaches were mixtures of pyrethrins. with N-isopropyl amide
and piperidide. Among the acetalal the most active compounds for houseflies
were ethyl carbitolic and butyl carbitolic acetals of pipe=nal, and butyl and
heptyl acetals. The acetals are weak synergists for red coekxoaches. An
Investigation was made of the synergtie'act,1vity of tho synthesized compounds
on-strains ot ~ou~-eflles highly resistant to DDT4 T. A. Belyayuva.
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USSR UDC 615-285.7-015.21
J"K, B B KJAIMENNOV, N. A., VOLKOV, YU. P., Central Scientific
-Researabirn-atitute of Desinfection, Ministry of Public health,
Moscow
"Study on Insecticide Synergists. Synthesis of Piperidides and
Vinylogs of Piperonylic Acid"
Moscow, Khimiko-farmatsevtichaskiy zhurnal, Vol 5, No 8, Aug 71,
PP 15-17
Abstract: As part of the search for pyrethrin synergists, piper-
TaRe-of piperonylic acid (III) and two of Its vinylogs were
synthesized. ComDound III was prepared by the oxidation ef
piperonal (1) witii sodium hypochlorite to -piperonylic acid (U),
and its conversion to the acid chloride, and reaction with piper-
idine. The Reformstsky reaction beitween I and ethyl broinoacetate
yields B-(3,4-methylenedio7,7phenyl)'-B-hydro.-~zyproDioiiie acid ethyl
ester (IV) which is dehydrated to B-0,4-methyloniedioxy-ohenyl)-
acrylic acid ethyl ester (VI) and saponified to B-(3,.1-methylene-
-dioxyphanyl)-acrylic acid (V). Acid.V raay also be obtained by
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LURIK, B. B., elk. al, 'Khimiko-farmatsevtichesl ;;hurna 1, 7o 1
dy
No 8, Aug 71, DP 15-17
condensation of I with malonic acid with simultaneous decarboxyla-
tion. Acid V is converted to the acid chlor:ide, and then to
B-(3,L~-methylenedioxyDhenyl)-perylic acid piporidide (VII).
The I.-littig reaction between B-(3,4-methylene4tiol-l-j-t)henyl)-acroleiii
and triphenylnhosplionoacetyIDipezidine is use~d to synthesize
piperine (X). Piperidides III, VII-and X synergize pyrethrins
toward Musca domestica L.
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USSR uDc: 621 396.621-59(088-8)
LURIK, V. L.
"A Device for Reception of Relative Phase Telegraphy Signals"
USSR Author's Certificate No 277882, filed 29 Mar 69, published 5 NOV 70
(from RZh-Radiatekhnika, No 6, Jun,71, Abstract Ho 6D2,8 P)
Translation: A device is proposed for reception of phase telegraphy
signals. The device operates by the method of phase comparison, The
unit contains a line for delay by the length of a packet, which is con-
nected to one input of the frequency converter, and al,so a phase detector.
The input signal is sent together with the difference freque-ncy from the
output of the frequency converter (ar, a reference sifgial) to the inputs
of the phase detector. In order to provide compensation far phase shift
in a wide range of input signal frequency deviation, the input signal is
sent to the other input of the frequency detector thrOugh a circuit
made up ofa frequency doubler connected.in series with a line for delay
by half the length of a packet.
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, Mi
OCESSING OArE -040EC70
'~TLXLE--THE STRUCTURE OF PSYCHOLOGICAL PROCESSES IN kELATION 1*0 CEREBRAL
_,,-~ORGANIZATION -U-
,-~AUTHOIR-03)-LURIAt A*R*t SIMERNITSKAYA, 9.G,, TUSYLEVICHi 0.
,4---COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
-',',SO,U.R,CE--NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 8(L): 13-19# 1970
~,Z)ATE PUBL ISHE0------70
::-SUBJECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SC:IENCE$v BEIqA.YIORhL AND SOCIAL
-SCIENCES
,.ridRtc-TAGS--CEREBRUMj EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
",CONTROL MARXING--NO RESTRICTIONS
.`-00CUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
,.;PAOXY FICHE NO---FD70/605016/805 STEP NO--[)K/00001*~O/OD-,I~001/0013/0019
CIRC ACCESSiON NO--AP0140653

:2/2 019 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE---
ACCES51ON NO-AP0140653
.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. EVERY ATTEA111' TO -ANAtYlE THE-
u
CEREBRAL ORGANIZATION OF A PSYCHOLOGICAL PROCESS HAS TO TA~,~E 1~4 ",:r
71~ NOT ONLY ITS STABLE STRUCTURE BUT THE CHANGE OF FHI SS*rkUkJ'l)RL- OURING
THE ONTOGENETIC AND FUNCTIONAL DEVELOPMENT. TH I PR ESUM 1:1 T I ON I S
ILLUSTRATED BY AN ANALYS15 OF THE D ISIURBANC ES Of WR I T f NG I N 2 CAS ~a S 01:
PARIETO OCCIPITAL LESIONS WHERE dOPYtNG WAS. $t.0W WRIlliNG ahsE~i 0,11
-RS W
'.:~OPTICO,SPATIAL ANALYSIS OF LETTE AS IMPOSSIBLE BUT' QUICK WIRILr1,13.
SAS.Ell ON-AUTOMATIZEC WRITING SKILL REMAINED INTACT. FAC[LITY:
W4
AOSCOW UNIVot DEP. NEUROPSYCHOL~oj MOSCO t USSR.

USSR UDC 616.8-009-836-o7
;~WM, A R., Faculty of PsycholoMr, I/DBcow University
"Measurement of Vieilance Ievels"
Moscow, Zhurnal Nevropatologii i Psikhiatrii imeni S.S. Yorank-ova, Vol 72,
Vyp 3-1, 1972, pp 1604-16W
Abstract: Disturbance of cortical vigilance states which occur in lesions of
the brain stem and madial cortex is examined. Understandi-rij, of Ian_-Uafe is
shown to be dependent upon the level of vigilance,. Sxperirw~nts to discover the
mechanism of conditioned responoes with associated, words indicated that with
alert persons, similar sounding words elicited no reaction, but words of
similar meanin(; aroused conditioned vascular rcsponsefi,~ Coilditioned responses
occurred in retarded children with words sijnilar in sai.,nd as well as those
similar in meaning. Inbeciles reacted only to similar. mvxling words and rot
at all to semantically related words. The retarded children reacted mare to
similar meaninEs when alert; when tired their reactions to vord-s of si~~Uaar
sound increased, The experiments exposed the subjects,to pain associated
with certain words and checked indiv-idual reaction to 1~raups of urvrelet,~-d words
and groups of words related by sound or jreanizwr. It ciLn he concluded t?.~at
decrease of tone of the cortex with fatigue or patholollical conditions disturbs
nerve connections associated with speech. Further resoarch in pham.-Icojogical
sturbance of cortical activity is indicated.

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TITLE--ON THE TWO WAYS OF ENSURING THECONFIDENCE, OF PSYCHOLOGICAL
INVESTIGATIONS -U-
AUTHOR-(021-LURIYA, A.R., ARTEMIEVA, YE.IU*
COUNTRY Of INFO-USSR
7SOURCE-VOPROSY PSIKHOLOGII, 1970, NR 3p PP 105-112
DATE PUBLISHED---70
SUBJECT AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL
TOPIC TAGS-BRAIN, LESION, SYNDROME,
SCIENCES
PSYCHOPHYSIPLOGY, OLACNOsrIC AEDLCINI
CGNTKOL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--30OL/1387 STEP NO--UR/040?170/000/003/0105/0112

2/2 026 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT71
CIRC ACCESSIGN NO--AP0126926
'ABSTRACT/-EXTRACT--(U) GP-O- ABSTRACT. FOR MANY FIELDS OF RESEARCH THE
ACHIEVING OF THE LEVEL OF STATISTICAL CCNFIDENCE IS THE CLASSICAL WASY
~OF OBTAINING CONFLDENT VALUES. HOWEVERt FOR A NUMBER OF FIELDS OF
SCIENCE, IN PARTICULAR FOR NEUROPSY~CHOLOGYv WHERE THE RESEARCHER HAS TO
00 WITH A RELATIVELY SMALL NUMBER OF CASES, SUCH A HAY IS IMPOSSIBLE.
THUS-DOES NOT, HOWEVER, MEAN THAT IT IS.ENTIREL.Y IMPOSSIBLE TO OBTAIN
HERE CCNFIDENT VALUES. THE PRESENT PAPER SU85TANTIATES A PUSSIGILITY 0;
ACHIEVING HIGH CONFIDENLE IN NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL iNVESTIGATIONS BY THE
METHCD.OF SYNORGME ANALYSIS OF HRAIN.LESIONS. THE FULL VALUE OF THIS
METHOD IS ENSURED BY THE QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS Of THOSE SYMPTOMES WHICH
SHOW MAXIMUM CORRELATICN AND ARE NECESSARILY AS!SOCIATEU WITH ONE
ANOTHER. IN THE SECOND PART OF THE PAPER ANATTEMPr IS MADE TO MAKE
FOR)t.AL GHOUNOS MORE PRECISE FOR BRI14GING THE mE'rHou or. SYNDROME ANALYSI!
NEARER TO THE FACTOR ANALYSIS. FACILITY" FAKULITET PSIKHOLOGII
MGLlv MOSKVA,

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USSR UDC 3.50.310.62
"On the Regular Changes of Date and Moment of Large Earthquakes in Trans-
caucasia"
Tbilisi, Soobshcheniya Akadexii, Nauk gruzinakoy SSH, 'Vol 66, No 3, 72, PP 581-583
Abstracte The dates (months and da") and moments of Pcewvence of the largest
earthquakes in Tzanscaucasia axe found,to vexy regulaxly with respect to time.
Those changes occur synchronotwly with the ooc%tl&r variation of solax activity.
A simple empirical formula is derived which relates tho da-~e of an earthquake
-to the moment of its occ=xenoe. An attempt is:meAeAo pr*dict the dates
and laonents of future largo eartbquaJEesj in the ourTent decaAs.

USSR UDC 599.325.2:59.084.2
NAUMOV, R. X- , and LURYE---A,- A.. Institute of Hedic~l Parasitology and
Tropical Medicine, Ministry ealth USSR
"Tagging the Mountain Pika With Radioactive Cobalt"
Leningrad, Zoologicheskiy Zhurnal, No 11, 1971, pp 1,728-1,731
Abstract: A cobalt 60 source (with an activity of 57 meq of Ra) was implanted
in the scapular region of a young female mountain pika (Ochotona alpiaa Pall.)
in western Sayan (1450 m above sea level)., The animal, which was tracked witb
two field radiometers could be detected several doze6 meters away while above
ground and for several meters when it moved~among stones. Direct tracking
for 21 hours and 17 minutes over a period of 4 days revealed that the animal
spent about 34% of the time in feeding, 26% in moving about, and 40% in
cresting. one old and two young pikas were observed ia the same area,--
Although there were no signs of hostilityj the territorial principle seetred
well established.

USS R UDC 595.421
edical
OT-QIA# KAUMOV, R. L., and ARIWIOVA# YS, A.# InstAtute of P
rktRras ar and Tropical Medicine iaeni~ Ye. 1. 14artsimovskiyp USSR lidnistry
:of Health, Koscow
"Radioactive Tracing of Izodes persulcatus Ticks"
Leningrad, Parazitologiya, Vol 5, No 31 W./Jun 7-1o p'p~281-IB8
Abstracts Two radiotracer methods were used for the longterm study of ticks
(for periods up to five years), since the lifespan of the encephalitis-carrying
tick is considered to be 3-5 years. The first method was d-4fficult since it
did not produce a sufficiently high radioactivity in tim labeled larvae. The
method involves subcuticular inoculation of 12 females with a 25 microcurie
dose of labeled glucose saline solution. Lu~vae from these females numbered
1,500-2,300 within 16-20 days Nith a radioactivity of 0,2-Z.2 pulses/see
0-&7.2 pulses.see per crushed larva. After one monthi larvae becaiae ticks.
The maximum activity of larvae and ticks was measured and fowid to vaxy --
depanding on the nunber of days, between treatment and -ugg-lityIng. Larval
activity ranged from IP to 20 impulses/second#, rarely from )0 to O'D impulr-eal
eicond, The other radiotracer hathod used allows one ~-o obtaln labeled laxvae
and ticks by letting them food on laboratory aai~a-la pxeviouslt treated with
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USSR
LURIYE, A? A., et al., Parazitologiya, Vol 5, No 3P J'AY/Jun 71, pp 281-288
radioactive substances. White mice were used as radioactive blood donors, since
they have a relatively high resistance to iadioactivlty ir. comparison with
other animals. Iabeled glycine was intxaparitonealljr adninistered to white
zice. Ten mice were used to feed 4,00.0 ticks and clD!;e to 300 nymphs. I-lost
of the rudloactive ticks and nymphs were used in field experiments; 1.50 ticks
and 30 nymphs were kept in the laboratory. It was found that the activity
of live engorged larvae was 0.5 to I.i, pidses/see and that of crushed ones
was 4 to 10 pulses/sec. The activity of nymphs was consicLerably higher. The
second radiotracer method is recommended because a ltLbel of sufficiently high
radioactivity could be obtained and maintained for ailonger tine period. The
development phases of ticks can thue be,easily followed by the second method.
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USSR UDC 535-853.4:535.42
LURIYE,- SHKURSKlY, B. I.
"Distortions of the Apparatus Functions of Diffraction Gratings, Brought About
by Random Errors of PreparationO
Leningrad, Optiko-Mekhanicheskaya Promyshlennost', No 12, Inecember 1971.
PP 5-7
Abstract: Expressions are obtained for determinina; tll--.e apparatus functions
of defraction gratings, with account taken of random shifts of lines or of
their boundaries. For errors both in the position of the lines and in the
position of the bourkiaries of the lines, with the same dtstribution law3, the
distortions of the apparatus-function envelope are practically the same. Thus,
the obtained expressions permit calculation of the distortions of the apparatu5
functions of defraction gratings thaV are prepared vith random erz-ors which
correspond to a known distribution law. 1 table, 2!references.
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TL~--T HALL IUM ACTIVATED POTASSIUM CHLORIDE CATHODOLUAINESCENCE -U-
ALUKERSt E.v CHERNOVP S.A. VL
-.-COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
..a.,SCURCE-LATV. PSR ZINAT. AKAD. VESTISt FIZ. TEH. ZINAT. SER. 1970, (1),
-84-7
PUBLISHED ------- 70
-:,:~SUBJECT AREAS-PHYSICS
~~.JOPIC TAGS--POTASSIUM CHLORIDEo THALLIUMi CATHODOLUMINESCENCEs
LUMINESCENCE SPECTRUMt QUANTUM YIELfJ,, TEPMPERATUR~- 0EPENDENCE
1,1'"CONTROL, MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
,..PROXY REEL/FRAME--1996/1531
CIRC ACCESSION NO--APOL18518
STEP NO--UR/0371170/000/OU1/0084/0087

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2/3 018 UNCL4SSIFfED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
i.~.'C;IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0118518
-.-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U's GP-0- ABSTRACC, THE INVESTIGATION WAS DONE BY A
TECHNIQUE SIMILAR TO THAT USED EARLEIR FOR CSI-TL (CN69: 71752G) THE
ALM WAS TO GENERALIZE THE EXISTING KNOWLEDGE OF!THE PROBLEM CONCERNED
AND TO DEFINE ITS APPLICABILITY TO 13THER PHOSPHORS OF THE ALKALI METAL
HALIKE TYPE. THE KCL-TL SAMPLE CRYSTAL USED CONTAINED THE ACTIVATOR IN
AN AMT. OF 0.1 MOLE PERCENT (AS DETD. POLAROGRAPHICALLY). THE
CATHODOLUMINESCENCE SPECTRA (INVESTIGATED AT 100-fi000EGREESK) SHOWE0 2
NONELEMENTARY BANDS: (1). AN UV BAND WITH A MAX~ AT 310 NM CONSISTING
OF A RNAD AT 310 NM (ASCRIBED TO THE PRIHE3 P SUSI. PRIINIEL S SU80
TRANSITION IN ACTIVATOR IONS) AND A BAND AT 365 MM (DIJE EVIDENTLY ALSO
TO TL) AND (2) A VISIBLE REGION BAND HAVING ITS MAX. AT 500 NM
CONSISTING AT LEAST OF A BAND AT 410 NM (DUE TO RECCMBINATION OF HOLES
ON THE TL PRIMEO CENTERS) AND A BAND AT 470 NM (INVOLVING PARTICIPATION
OF COMPLEX TL CENTEKS)o THE 310 NM LUMINESCENC6 YIELD (ETA SUB31.0)
EXCITATION INTENSITY 1E) DEPENDENCE ISTUDIED AT 100-550DEGREESK)
CORRESPONDED TO THAT OBSD. FOR CSI-TL,: AT DEFINIJE TI:MP, CONDITIONS,
ETA SUB310 ROSE WITH INCREASING E AT COMPARATIOLY LOW E VALUES ANG
DROPPED IN 2 STAGES AT HIGHER E VALUES (THE PTA SUB310 RISE DISAPPEARED
'NAL QUENCHING REGIU14o 114E 151 STAGE OF ETA
AT TEMPS. BELOW THE EXTEK
sua-310 DROP WAS ABSENT AT TEMPSo AT WHICH THE TL PRIME0 CENTERS ARE
STABLE, AND AT 100OEGREESK ETA SUB310 WAS CONST.iFOR hLL THE E VALUES
STUDIED. THE 410 NM GLOW YIELD (ETA SUB310) E DEPENDENCE TAKEN AT
450OEGREESK CONFRONTED WITH THE ETA SUB310 E DEPENDENCE SHOWED THAT ETA
SUB410 DROPPED IN AN E RANGE EQUAL APPROX. TO THAT IN WHIC4 ETA310 WAS
RISING.

'3/3 Oi8 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-7AP0116518 i
AQSTRACT/EXTRACT--AT 550DEGREESK# THE 2ND STAGE OF~ETA SUB310 DROP WAS
ACCOMPANIED BY A DROP OF ETA SUB41O.: AT IOODEGkl*-ESKp ETA SUB4,10 DID 140T
DEPEND ON E (SIMILARLY AS 6AS THE CASE WITH ETA SUB310). THE RESULTS
ARE DISCUSSED IN TERMS OF CONSIDERATIONS INVOLY19OG C014PETITION OF
VARIOUS TRAPPING CENTERS, FACILITY: i
INSi. Ft:tov kIGAv USSR.
u1 0- L-,- -a -1 1

033 UNCLASSIFIEO,-:,
PROCE$S ING OAT [,---040E(;
.~:.TITLE"PURIFICATIOM OF NATURAL GAS USING THE VORTEXIEFFECT -U-
.AUT,HOR-(05)-LEYTESt I.L., SeMENOV, V.P.j POLOVINKIN, V.A.t LURYEP 8*1.,
.'TAGINTSEV, B.G.
--USSR
,.,,COUNTRY OF INFO.
-:.,,SOURCE--KH[M. PROM. (MOSCOW) 1970t 46(5)t 345-50
!.-:DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
'.'~:-SUBJECT AREAS--PROPULSION AND FUELS
-'TOPIC TAGS--NATURAL GAS, CHEMtCAL SEPARATtONt VORTEX
CONTROL .4ARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
~OOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
,:-PROXY R,EEL/FRAMF--3008/1734 STEP NU--UR/0064/'~0/0,~~i,t~105/034z,/0350
CIRC ACCESSION '40--AP0138707

2/2 033 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--0-'0ECf')
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0138707
.ABSTO,ACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. EFFECTS OF LENGTH-fizzlGHT AIATIOS (il
A JET VORTEX INTAKE OF 200 MM PRIME2 CROSS SECTION AND [NPUT-OUTPUT
PRESSURE RATIOS BETA EQUALS P SU82-P SUB4 ON THE COOLING EFFECT ANG THE
DEGREE OF REMOVAL OF C SUB6 POSITIVE HYDROCARBON$ FROM NATUPAL GAS dF-Rf--
-STUDIED. COOLfNG OF THE STARTING GAS BY THE Cr)l.Q,,STRE0.M ISSUING FROM
THE VORTEX WAS MAX. AT MU VALUES (0,7-.0.9) WHICli OUCREIkSED AS BETA
INCR.EASED4 AT MU EQUALS 0.75 AND BETA EQUALS; E.Rs THE HIGHEST DELTA T
SU31-4 (740EGREES) WAS OBSO, COf_lLfNG BY1130TH THE SCOLD STREAm AND V.-jR-rz:X
WERE LOWER, THE HIGHER THE CONTENT OF lMPVRITfES,TQ 3E CONOENSED. c
?AT 4-9 WtM A~40: INtrIALLY
SU 6-8 NT ENT IN G AS
I a HYOROCARBON. CO, I.sSu
T-G:v G~7M- PR 1 ME 3 -
ID.4 - C- SU86-t - fi~!RO-CAR BONS--- DROP P F-0~ ~ R ON TO L 2. 7, 8. 7,
4.'lvr 3.9t 2.91 AND 0*8 AS THE 'TEMP. OF~THE COLD STkEAM 0[)EGkEES TO MiNUS
~-90EGREFSt MINUS LODEGREES TO MINUS 19DEGREES# MINUS 200EGREES TO MINUS
29DEGREES, MINUS 300EGREES TO MENUS 3qDEGRE-ESI, MINOS 400fGREES TO MENUS
.49DEGREES,v AND MINUS 50DEGREES TO MINUS 60DEGREES!18~
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USSR UDC 542.91:547.413
and
IZMR, R. A., ASRATYAN, G V., ',)W DYATKIrij, B. L., Institute of
Metal Organic Compounds, Academy of Sciences USSR
"Synthesis of Fluoroolefines by the Reaction of Polyfluorochlorocarbinols With
Phosphorus Pentasulfide"
Moscow., Izvestiya Akademii Naul SSSR., Seriya Kbimicheakaya, No 5, ~14Y 73, P 1159
Abstract: Reaction of polyfluorochlorocarbinols with P,,85 leads to the form-
tion of fluoroolefines: 1,3.,3-trichloro-~?-mthylperfli~5ropropanol-2 yields
1-fluoro-1,1-dichloro-2-(difluorochloromethyl)propene, b.p. -1200, and 1,3-di-
chloro-2-phenylperfluoropropanol-2 yields (X-(clifluorochlorom,ethyl)-,g,,8-di-
fluorostyrene, b.p. 820/40mm.

f
USSR UDC 656.61.052
KRASNIKOV, V. S."b9aiya, 1. YU. SHCHUKIN V. B.
"Optimization of a Ship Course-Reeping System~'
Leningrad, Sudostroyeniye, No 10, 1971, pp 40-42
Abstract: A mathematical simulation method is proposed for optimization of a
ship course-keeping system. The control system and results of the simulation
are depicted graphically. Use of a relay course-keepin$ systen with one con-
trol input interval permits a decrease in the energy losses during maneuvering
to be obtained by comparison with other relay systems. The proposed relay-
course-keeping system has a great advantage as a result of simplification of
the operating conditions of the steering system. Practical implementation of
the developed system does not rQquire significant changos in -tile existing
course-keeping system especially since it can easily be.made optimal with re-
spect to speed. The Investigated principle for constructing a coursc-keepinr~.
system for the manativering mode can also be used for the autoinatic course
stabilization mode. Optimalmess of operation of the syqtem la based on mini-
mizing. the following criteriont
t
i - flAvldt,
1/2 0

USSR LIDC 621. 382
BUBNOV, Yu. Z., LUR'YEL, TOKIMV, P. D.
A Device for Vacuum Application of Films of Semiconductor Compounds"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, izobreteniya, promyshlennyye abraztsy, tovarnvye znaki,
No 22, Aug 71, Author's Certificate No 309416, Division I!, filed 17 Feb 70,
published 9 Jul 71, p 204
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduce-, &devfte for vacuu!,i
application of films of semiconductor compounds. The device contains an
enclosed chamber in which the substrate is located t4Ugethar with a shield
and the material to be vaporized. The unit also conVains heating elements.
As a distinguishing feature of the patent, films of stoicItiometric col-..IT)O-
sition and structure are produced by making the ratio of the length of the
chamber to its diameter 0.5-1.5.
1/2

USSR
BUBNOV, Yu. Z., et al., Otkrytiya, izobreteniva, promyslilennyye obraztsv,
tovarnyye znaki, No 22, Aug 71, Author's Certificate No 309416, Division H,
filed 17 Feb 70, published 9 Jul 71,.p 204

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INTMA ~17 6
T. AEROSPACE ABs
tj C) 0jLqrj2P) t~ A 0 o:40
A7(~113330
APPMCATION OF A VARIATIONAL PRINCIPLE~40 THE'
'iTv So-
STUDV OF THE. PROPAGATION;.OF DISCONTINU
FACES I N A CONTINUOUS MEDIUM (ISPOL20VANIE
VARIATSIONNOGO PRINTSIPA DLIA IZqCHENIIA
RASPROSTRANENIIA POVERKHOST1151 RAZFlYVA SPLOSH.
NOI SREDE).
M, V. Luee.
like I Mekhanika, voi. 33, July-Aug, 1969, p.
9 rKs. In RuWan.
Theoretical study of the development of discontinuities In
continuous media. A generalized~ variartional relation: proposed
previously by the author (1966) io extended to media 4ontaining
cracks. Discussed specifically is a medium whose enargy and stressin
are functions of the, strain tenwi gradien The propoirtles 0f:8
singuier solution to the p4ne p(oble of vack propolialiO near the
perimeter of such a medium wo amlpsd~ V.?
if

7- -' 3'~
OC 11,10LOGICAL ABSTRACTSz--,O 0 0 (D
13t21. Luwr" 0. B, M E. BYXEYV,;Llgi
itarnoi,
Tavet OPT e*oi
formUI7 krovL 'Color criterion in the.autownatic 4 termin"ititAl
of the,differepi leukocvt TIRSEV-VAOCH POI T10:1
3. 74';26. 1S68. Tra.-.zkte`413Mm ItEF TIH 13101 ~b MV17'
--Adescripttoni.9 given ofan a-tparatusvvhIch%xH;saF,4-l5 A to tneastze
green. lind
the spectral civiracteristics of blooil umears"in the blue
red areas o! the spectrum as separpled by, light filters CC--ii, 39-1
and ES-11, It is possible to determine the icolor4nder zii!udy in the
international XVZ systom. Zones 6arren pond i P41 to zhe ~c'Wr ~1 uin
leukocyte (riuclei wid cytoplasmi did not overlap with ~Oheg corles -
ponding to me color of the background and the erytbrovy!ei;, L e,
during the analysia the leukocytes rn be oeparatrd froqa the ei~ thro-
ay
cytes and separated from vie background -of the smear. Voing the
electronic aaalyzer, carrect estima!ea were giwtin of 1111~, Qf the lo:rmed
aletneas prce,.inted, The color analysis may be ;mod ais u critert-in for
the recognition of objecis wt=e color is deternaned b7 !wn -overlapping
are2fi In the plAnees ri the coLor chart.
19740G9G

(1-1~ 4,
UR 0482
Soviet inv- t;ons [I-lustraced, Section III Mei:,,banical Cind General,
Derwent, -,7e,.
_MR ING Sr- U'L C"riV BRMAXING
226349 -CLMO
STRINOVI to increase ~.roducgLvtity and
tClat accuracy for cables Cie difUrant clidimeters.
Pulley (1) has a 'wide flat bottoali grocive and is 1-.~!Ld
between cheek plates with accentr,'fcalLy positione,1
pin (3). At the end of the chaeli platits is a multi
sided cam (2), in the edges of Olich axe radiused
grooves corresponding to the di~gexent cabLe sizes.
The whole assembly in hold In thil machine by
bracket (5). Mith increasing puXL on %ha cable,
cam (2) cLamps the cable bArder.
3.3-67. &4 1139692/25-27, LURIE 0..
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and tetracycli ne (144 straIns)).. w4s co 6pictIliN was fowd
to be highly effective,. partlemularly for it th r u~'ed sensi-
tivity to penicillin. DeteiTolmtfon 4 se4jilvity to tet*4
xCline
revealed an increasirg resistance t~ tW~4fitAbiotic In rdbunt yevs.
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tACLASSEFTEO FPI'(,::c.SIINC, I~ATE--03JuL7C
N C C
T I TLE --I-, UNVENIENT NUTVIENT V E C I UIM, FCP G R jfi~~ G C s"U'll FIZ:',' TFE
''PATI-ELCGICAL F.'TERIAL -L-
N.11.t LURYE, S.S.v CANILCNiAl F.K.
-'icct,N,rc.y CF INFC-LSSR
CLPC E--%tESTN I i( CERPtTCLCGII I VENERUCC-I'l, IiMp NP, It Pp 67-71
C.A TE FLPL ISFEE - - - - - - -7C
~~-SLEWECT AREAS--t! ICLCG [CAL ANO VEDiG'AL S C LE-NcE S.
Z,TTPIC TAC-5--CLLTLRE MECIUMv VEKERAL OISEASE
-CEhTRCt PtRKING--t%C RESTRICTICNS
.9CCUMENT CLASS-LNCLASSIFIEC
PRCXY RtEL/FRAFE--IS79/0S74 STEP,NC--UR/C2C6/70/OCO/001/Cu~(,-7/CO71
C1.4C ACtESSIC(\ NC--APCC-173i6

Acc. Nr: ~M04734r Ref. Code:Y~61a4
FRLMARY SOURCE; Vestaik Dermatologii i Venerologii, 1970,
Nr PP 47 -71
A CONVENIENT NUTRIENT MEDIUM FOR GROWING GONOCOCCI FROM THE
PATHOLOGICAL NJATERIAL
N. Af. QuchinnikoF, ~Lu r T. A~ 6.anilova
Summary
Simple nutrient media are not suitable for primary isolation of gonococcus. A bet-
ter medium is one with the addition of ascitic fluid. At present, however. it is diflicult
to obtain ascitic fluid in sufficient amounts. A. number of ascific-irce media has been
prepared which are quite good for primary isolation of goococcl, ftorn the pathologic
material. Ingredients used ior preparation. of the media are readily available.
19790874

"Chemical Pickling of Ferrites as a Technological Method of Creating
Integral Memories"
Elektron. tekhnika. Nauch.-tekhn. sb. Mikroelektronika (Electronic Enlineer-
ing. Scientific and Technical Collection4 Microelectronics), 1970, vyp. 5
(26), pp 40-48 (from RZh-Avtomatika, Telemekhanika i 1~ychislitel'naya
Tekhnika, No 6, Jun 71, Abstract No 6 B285)
Translation: Results from studying the process of machining ferrite plates
by the chemical pickling method are presented. The surface atate and the
pickling rate are investigated as functions of Clio nature of the pickling
agent, its concentration, and temperature. It is pointed out that for a
VT-2 type ferrite, the best pickling agent is a mixture of acids. The
magnetic properties of the ferrite do not change during the pickling
process. It is noted that chemical pickling can serve as tiae technologi-
cal proce s used to create =icr_-&o1es and also complea: designs and reliefs
on the surfaces of ferrite plates. There are 9 illustrations and an 8-
entry bibliography.

USSR uDcz 615,473,9z6l5.832.9
F. U., FREYDOVICH, A. I., Institute of Physic VaVilov
"A Device for Directional Freezing of Tissues"
Moscov, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlenn5-ye Obraztsy, To-%-az-.yye Znaki,
'No 12, Apr 72, Author's Certificate No 333951, Divisjor A, filed 11 It
I 1ov 70,
published 30 Mar 72, P 19
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a dodce for directional
freezing of tissues which. contains a vacuum-insulatedrveEsel holding two
paraLlel tubes for delivery and removal of a~coollng P-Lynant. The device
also contains a heat-insulation liner, a charcoal getter~anda tip. An a
distinguishing feature of the patent, in border to free7,o tism,.,s arranged
eccentrically relative to the longitudinal axis of the device, a wire
helix with high heat conductivity is placed 11a fiied cc6tact with the tip.
SHALINIKOV, A. I., ZYUKIN, N. A., GDOVSKIY, V. A
Y
43

77`~
at, ST.
r SU75r Sorptinn and desafpdon of polyhydric pll~nals.
Lur:C. YM. VAii., P Z I rAlev;x, Z'. V. WN11 OD-
Muiv. USSR i. Gid-ok-Asm. -W.'
(Russ). Resorcinol (1), cavxhoi (11), hydroquinuue (111), and he"
pyragallol (IV), (50) vit. aq. scilfts. contg. 10mg./l, of the~resp.
phenot; p14 1) were paiwd tlLrOllgh a 2.5 ini. bureteontg. lin Pe
free activated C type BAU (3 g.; height of the laver 0 crit.) or
AO-6 (8 g.; -14 c;n.) at a speed of 21N) m1.1hr' (DAU is I chlitcoa I
from birch wood, AG-5 from mineral Phenols were'extd.
from the coal in a &jxhlet aop. with MaOff,ar a MC-OH-Ct'l-14cl.
azeotrop mixt. for 8-50 hrs. Vields of 40-50% were raiW-d to
75% 1 and 10T' If-IV by addik. of I g.11. NaeSOI toaq. 5otns-
J. ParAcha Lek-
jooo
046PAW
17

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F
UNCLA
634
TlTLE--ANALOGUE_~:C04PUTEP DEVICE FOR OETE.RNINING
EXPERIMENTAL CDRRELATION FUNCTION -U-. i
AUTHOR-t-LURYEP 7-.YA.
:~,;:COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
AVTOMAT. UPRAVLENiYA'(USSPlo
PUBLISHED------68
-SUBJECT AREAS--ELECTRONICS AND ELECTRICAL
THE~IEARO
-2
7
DATi
OF THE
70
NO. 69 P.li4q-51 (19681
ENGR.
TOPIC TAGS--AUTOMATIC CONTROL SYSTEM, ANALOG COMPUTER, PERTURBATION?
DIGITAL COMPUTER APPLICATION, ERROR ANALYSISs SIGNAL CQRRELATION,
CORRELATION FUNCTION
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
~~:DaCUMENT CLASS UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--~-3007/0489 STEP 40--UA'10432/681000~006/0049/0051
~~:CIRC ACCESSION -tlO--;AP0135952
UNC L A:S,S i F rg o.

03ft UNCLA~~TFIEDi PRO~dfSStNG DATE--27NbV70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0135952
~AqSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE CORRELATfON FUNCTIONS FOR
INVEST IGAT IONS OF OBJECTS AND SYSTEMS OF AUTOMATIC. tO'14TROL SUBJECT TO
PERTURBANCES ARE CONSIDEREDo AND. A MATHEMATICAL RXPRESSION IS
RANDOM L
GIVEN FOR THE DISPERSION OF SUCH A CORRELATION FUN~,Tiorj,. FOR THE
'-SOLUTION OF THIS EQUATIONP AN ANALOGUE SCH~EME IS PROPOSI-0 WHICH
COMPRISES A RELATIVELY SMALL NUMBER OF RESOLVING ELEMENTS, GUARANTEEING
AN APPARATUS ERROR OF. 11-3PERCENTo;. (THE, EXACT VALVE OF THIS ERROR MAY 6E
DETERMINED BY TABULAR FUNCT IONS A~JD By :01G[TAL~ COMPUTERI) 4 rHE ERROR OF
THE CORRELATION FUNCTION DETERMINED BY A r-INITIE~ TIJIJE RE:~iLIZATICIff
CONSIDERABLY EXCEEDS THE ERROR OF-JHE G';IVEN ANALO( f APPriRATUS. IT IS
PL
~NOTEO THAT A 5-15PERCENT ERROR IN THE UIETEAAINATIQI~l OF THE CORRELATION
FUNCTION JS COMPLETELY. ACCEPTABLE BOTH !IN WORKING:~JUT C131118INED SYSTEms
OF AUTOMATIC CONTROL AND IN THE STATISTICAL:XNVESTEGATION OF THE WORKING
OF SUBUNITS OF MECHANISMS AND MACHINES.: COUSEQUENTLY, THE ERROR OF THE
:ANALOGUE- f4ETHGD DGES NOT REDUCE-THE PRECISION DEFIPIFD IN THE GIVEN CASE
OF THE PROBABILITY CHARACTERISTIC* THE USE OF A kNIVERSAL 0fGtTAL
COMPUTER IS NOT ADVANTAGEOUS IN VIEW OF THE FAIRLY~SIMPLE ALGORITHM AND
LOW REQUIREMENTS FOR REGARDING PReCISIQNo THE AO~iANTAGVS OF THIS
ARE THE SIMPLICITY ANO kl-LtABILtTY (SINCE SFANDARO BLOCK$ 01- ANY
ANALOGUE COMPUTER MAY BE USED), THE POSSIBILITY OF:~INVESYIGATING
-A WIDE FREQUENCY
-CORRELATION FUNCTIONS RECORDED ON-PAPER ANO PIUSSES,'JING
RANGEr AND THE ACCESSIBILITY OF 0PERATION:-FOR SPECAALlsls IN DIFFERENT
SS IF tEo

Nr.*.
Ref Code: UR 3418
AP0030:186
PRIMARY SOURCE** Teoreticheskaya Blektrotekhnika, 1969, Nr 6,
pp
LurfZe, Z.Ya.; Simbirskaya L.M.~
SOME METHODS OF THE COMPUTER-AIDED PROBABILITY ANALYSIS
OF ELECTRONIC CIPCUITS
Summary
The article deals with thc methods of approximat*0 into
gliding rricar value and with the grequency inctliod Which shuuld~ I)e ljs~~,(] in tllt~ plol.'a-
bility analysis of electronic ctirckxits. Praciical adviciLs arp Iriveb frjr in,.--Ilhods o-,
tion of some problems, Required statistical 0aracterislics c(~ald b,~ dk-,tk!r.'Pm--
A ~'Fd on
analog cornputers. The error of the devices was estimated ;m4 6 equid 11)
REEL/FRAME

i 7- 17j
9POO12521 NUCLEAR SCl. A~ (T.
r UM -MORPHOLOGICAL CHANCESOF CARC01, 11A OF
CARI)l6-E:-0PlIAGEAL LOCALIZmo L i
NTENS E
ITIFtikCIATION ON'rim ROCUS UNI T. A.;
Chehotareva. T. I Leriqi M ar nic
11n.st. of, Ei. ~~llt _A -111. lco
Kiev). Arkh. Pa 3-2T
Morph-AugivnI ch-vgcs in tunjurs,of th6 btunlach f l6wing in-
ten-sive preope-zative irr-adlation on -s unit Ito' j1dime .1411)(1
to 4500 rad) arr tvFKlrtcd. Peculiardyst a; aled
alh wore rev-valed L
by c01 cle. n canevr cells Th- Px-tphr of the u
chargesAld nut delicixi on kht~ histolofficaCatrud.vre of tille tumu'..
(auth)

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USSR IJBC. 621-771-063.
POUUIMN., V. P., LURIYEV, V. V. and ALESHIff,, A- P.
"An Electronic Ybdel for Investigating Ymsta-Ued Contituous Rolling Processes"
Moscow, Plasticheskaya Deformatsiya Netallor i Splavov, "Metallurgiya"
Publishing House, No 64, 19rTO, pp 15-19
Translation: An electronic model of EL four-stand contimious cold rolling mill
is created on the basis of the method of join"n Udivid~tal stands by tent3ion.
M-7 analog computers were used daring the modelling. A schematic-diagram
of the model is given, and a sample.calculationis made., Three illustrations
and five bibliographic entries.

ft= 621-771-019-53,072
USSR
P.
PaWMIN, V. P., UIRIYEV V. V.., amd'KAES=,,
wMadelline UnInstailed Rolling Processes on, an- Analog Computer
Wscov., Plasticheskaya Deformatisya Y-4--taUxw :L SplavGv, "Metanurgiya"
Publishing House, No 64, 1970, pp 19-23
Translation: An electronic model deajgaed.to%~Investigate the dymwdcs of the
rolling process is described.
The modelling was dome on an EM-3D analco canputer.
The equations of the "i" stanti-are given.-In increzet~ts- A block diagram
kram. is shovm. Two illustrations,
of the ~ model is given,, ana a modeI asciUo
~Cw table, and flye bib2iogmphic entries.!

USSR UDC 613.632:547.215]:(i21.017.1
~KAZAKOVA, V. V., and LUS, M. B., Navokuznetsk,Chemital and Pharmaceutical
Institute
"Effect of 2-Bromopentane on ImmunobiologicIal Reactivityll
Hoscow, Gigiyena Truda i Professional'nyye Zabolevaniya, No 10, 1971, pp 54-56
Abstract: Phagocytosis and sensitivity to Staphylococcal infection were studied
in mice exposed for 4 hours daily for 4 months to 0.09 mg/L of 2-bromopentane
(an intermediate product of the synthesis of thiopental and pentobarbitol) and
then inoculated with a Staphylococcal culture. Phagocytosis wzs found to be
depressed after 30 to 60 days of intoxication; the phagocytic Index and degree
of digestion were markedly lager than in the control. In expwied mice infected
with Staphylococei, the inf lammatory-necrot.ic process developed more sladly and
was completed sooner than in the control. Thus, while chronic inhalation of
2-bromopentane inhibited phagocytosis and slowed the development of inflaruna-
tion, it increased the animals' resistance to Staphyiococcal sepisis. The
phagocytic system remained capahle of reacting to a specitic antigen (Staphy-
lococci). The author shares A. V. Volkova's view that thin inhibition of
phagocytosis induced by some chemical and physical factors does not always
signify a decrease in natural immunity.

NOW= IM-1
'USSR UDC: 547.4-17+347.69
STRAKOV, A. YA., SHULTSA, M. T.) LUSE A. Riga Po.lytoc!*Anical fn--~tituto-,
Riga, Latvian Sovnarkhoz
-!di %;iin s
"Interaction of 2-Acetyl- and 2 -Benz oy lindandione!3 - 1. 3 with Nienylem, C e
No 4,
Riga, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk- Latviyskoy SSR: Ser'. a K~
1969, pp 480-483
Abstract: Previously undescribed 11-methyl- and 11-phenyl-5,12-(:-;-Iiycirabonzo-
(b)-indene-(1,2-e)-(1,4)-di,-tzepinone-12 are synth4!,gized by inze-racting 2-
acetyl- and 2-benzoylindandione-!1,3 with
mino)-, 2-,~~(p-irc~tho--