SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MALKIMAN, V. I. - MALKOVA, YE. V.

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.019 UNCLASSIFIED' Pk0CES*SlN.., DATE--11SED70
1/2
-tl-T_LE--OX TOAT TON OF* HIGHLY CONCENTRATED SULFN 010XIDE USING TECHNICJL
;.. ~.,GRAOE OXYGEN IN ACONTACT UNIT WITH fLUIDIZE6CATllLysr,nE-os -u-
,ApTHf3R_-.-MAYDUROVAj O.V.9 MALKIMANv.V.I,-~:XONDRATYEV&, G.P., KRAVCHEN00,
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AbUNTRY (IF INFO--USSR
~SQURCE-KHIM. PROM. (MOSCOW) 1970*'46(11,24-7
iQAT
_E,.PU13LISHEO ------- 70
$OBJECT-AREAS--MATERIALS
.f_,OPIC--,TAGS--FLUI 01 ZED BEOC CATAOSIt WEARRIE $I STA 14C E
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
~CIOCUMENT CLASS--UNCL4SSlFIED
c -
:.,:P.ROXY REEL/FRAVE--1996t0012 STEP NO--UR/0064/70/046/001/00-'-14/00?7
--CIL'C ACGESSION No--A"0102112
A

DATE-11SEP70
2/2 019 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESS IN'
,r_IRC ACCESSION Nn--AP0102112-
._A8STRACT/FXTRACT--(VJ) GP-0- ABSTRACT. AGASEOUS MIXT. CONTG. 56.5 VOL.
PERCENT SO SUB2 AND 42.6 VOL. PEAKENT 0SU32 WAS PASSI~D (AT PU~w R4,TE
OF 1600 VOL. PER HR) THROUGH A CATALYTIC REACTOR mirth :1 FL!JIDIZ,:,D (~':[)S
OF A WEAR RESISTANT CATALYST; THE TEMPS. OF THF f~I'PSTI SF~ DN,,:), ANI-) TH!QD
BEDS WERE 6001 550t AND 500DEGREES, RE-SP., AND THrr, PRi:SSU-`- Wl( I ATM.
THE DEGREE -nF OXIDN. OF THE 150 SUB2 AFTER THE THIRD BED W&S 93. 1PERCFly.
EXPTS. IN A PILOT PLANT REhCTOR CONFURMED THAT STABLF UPERATI(~.N MAY BE
~--~,-:ACHIEVEO WITHOUT PREHEATING THE GAS; A. FLOW SHEET FOR 11 LARGE SCALE
~:~OXI ON.",- PLANT -IS PROPOSED.

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112 046 UNCLASSIF10 IbROCICISSINGP DATi:_--040EC70
TITLE--HIGH ELASTI(. DEFORMATION OF POLYMERS IN THE 111SCO.'US STATE -U--
AUTHOR-(04)-VINOGRADOVi G*V.v MALKItiv A#YAsv LEONOlfv A.I.j SHUMSKIYr V.F.
~COUNTRY OF ItIFU--USSR
SOURCE--VYSOKOMOL. SOEDIN., SER. A 1970t 5 1 1.0144-50
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRYt MATERIALS
TOPIC TAGS--ELASTIC DEFORMATION, BUTYLRUBBERv PO,L'VrSG,_-lUrYLf-NEt VISCOUS
r-LOW, VISCOELASTICITY, ENTROPY,:POLYMER RHEOLOGY~
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSfFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3007/0730 STE 11 NO--UR /045 9X70/01 00 5/ 10 4/1.0 50
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0136169
U1111C L A 5

'I Ass I FtEo i,*,,'R(,Ir'F!;' ING DAU-040EC70
2/2 046
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0136169
A13STIRACT/EXTRACT-(11) GP-Q- AtiST"%ACT. THE 14 IGHLY E L A `)'l I'C 0EF0I'l,"iA'[[0NS Oi-
FLUID BLITYL RUBBER III AND POLY 13080YLENE (IT) 'dERE SI'UDIED AS A
FUNCTION OF TEMP. THE CHANGES LN INTERNAL ENEI'-',f,'llI' AIND [:"ITROPY OCI~URR[NG
DURING A TRANSITION FROM A STArl: OF REST TO A STATE OF VISCOUS `LOW AT
VARIOUS TEMPS. AND THE SHEAR RATES MAY BE EVALUATED BY CONSIDERINNG THE
VISCOELASTIC FLOW OF POLYMERS AS HAVING DEFINITE, I-HEIVIMUDYNAMIC AND
ELASTIC DEFORMATURIS OF FLUID I AND 11
RHEOL. PARAMETERS. THE HIGHLY .1
WERE .01SCUSSED. FACILITYz INST. NEFTEKIAtli. SHEN, IM* TOPCHIEVAt
Moscow, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

1/2 033 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
TITLE--HIGli ELASTICITYv NORMAL ANO'SHEAR~ STRESSES ON SHEAR DEFORNATIO14 OF
LOW MOLECULAR WEIGHT POLYISOBUTYLENE -0-
GeV*# t4ALKINv'A.:Y:A.v SHUMSKlYs VmF.
-'iCOUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
~;'.SOURCE-RHEOL, ACTA 1970t 912)l 155-63
PUSL tSHED ------- 70
,:2--SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS
'JUPIC TAGS--ELASTICITY, SHEAR STRESSo ELASTIC DEFOkMATIOtil POLYISOBUMENE
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
,~.~PROXY REEL/FRAME--2000/1642 STEP NO--CY/0000/70/0,191002/0155/OL63
L)
ACCESSION NO--AP0125264
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 033 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
C.IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0125264
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) G11-0- ABSTRACT. THE HIGH ELASTIC OEFORMATIONS AND
NORMAL AND SHEAR STRESSES WHICH DEVELOP DURING SHEAR F-LOW OF Lnil MOL.
WTs POLYISOBUTYLENE VISCOELASTIC LIQ-! WEPE GETD. 4T 20-100DEGREES, 10
PRIME3-10 PRIME2 SEC PkI4E NEGATIVEl.SHEAR RATE INTERVAL, AND 10 PRIrqE3
TO 10 PRIME6 DYNES-CM PRIME2 STRESS INTERVAL. THE ONLY CRITERION FOR
ATTAIN4ENT OF STEADY STATE FLO4 CONDITION IS CON$TANCY OF NORMAL
STRESSES; ELASTIC DEFnRMATION AT TRANSIENT DEFORP!ATION REGImES IS NOT
PREDICTED BY KNOW THEORIES* NORMAL STRESSES ARE PROPORTIONAL TO THE
SQUARE OF THE SREAR STRESSES IN BOTH.LINEAR AND NONLI44EAR REGIONS OVER A
WIDE RANGE OF SHEAR RA" .ES, THE EFFECTS OF TEMP. ON THE NEWTONIAN
VISCOSITY, COEFF. OF NORMAL STRESSESt ANO HIGHLY ELASTIC DEFORMATIONS
ARE. DISCUSSED., FACILITY: INST& PETROCH.E.M. SYN.r MOSCOW, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

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112 032 u,4cL ASS IF 166 000CESSING DATE--30OCT70
TITLE--TRANSITIONS IN POLYBUTADIENES -U-,
4UTHQR-(04)-KULICHIKHIN# V.G., DZYURA E I MALKINt A.VA.t VINOGRADOV,
Gov.
~.CCXMTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOEDIN.t SER. A 1970, 121311 566-73
PUBLISHED------70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS, CHEMISTRY
.TOPIC TAGS-POLYBUTADIENEt TRANSITION TEMPERATURE, KEILTING POINTt
CATALYTIC POMMERIZATIONt COAPLEX COMPOUND, THERMOHECHANICAL PROPERrY,
DIELECTRIC PROPERTY, 150-MERr SYNTHETICIRUBBER
.,CONTROL HARKING--N0 RESTRICTIONS
AOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFFED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1995/1209 STEP
CIRC ACCESSION NO--APOlt6674

r-71
03rT70
-2/2 032 ONCLASSIr-1'50 PP40CESSING DATE-3
I-CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0116674
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSMACT. THE GLASS i'k A N S i T I J NTGMP. Ir
ULY BUT AD I ENE: r,,Ulll~EkSI Y
M.P. OF STEREOkEGULAR 1,4,P
SUBG) AND f
POLMN. IN THE PRESE14CE OF COMPLEX CATALYSTS CONI'G. Tl~ SALTS ANU
VARIABLE AiNITS. OF l14tCIS AND Ij4#TRANS 150-MERS) WFR& ~JTUDIEO BY
THERMOMECH., DIELEC.v ANO MECH. MeTHODS. THIF- M,;-I. OF I DE'--LINED 4'1"N
WAS 0 CHAI
EITHER CIS OR TRANS H0,40POLYMER INTRUDUCED INTF '(HE- POLY'llER IN,
I FAILED TO CRYSTALLIZE WHEN 30-70PERCENr uF Fiit-i::R ISOMER 4AS P- E -NT.
THE T SUBG STEADILY INCREASED WITH INCREASED CONTE:4r or- 1,4,TRANs UNITS.
EXTRAPOLATION OF THE CURVE PLOTTEO FUR r SUBG li$v CONTENT OF L14t'TRANS
UNITS GAVE THE T SUBG OF THE CIS ANDIR-ANS ISOMERS AS NEGATIVE 100 AND
NEGATIVE 75DEGREESI RESP. FAC1111T.Y: INST. rqEl'-TEKHIM. SIN. IM.
-TOPCHIEVAt MUSCOWv USSR.
UNCLAS-Sif

112 016 U'4 CL AS S I F I r.'D'.PODCESSINC, DATE--02DCT70
TITLL--VlCk0STRUCTUKL AND RHEULOGICAL PROPERTIES OF POLYKIYAJ)IL-NES -',J-
AUTFf9k-(03)-VJN'UGR40JVt G.V.9 MALKINt A.YA*p KULTCH'jKHI%p V.G.
COUNTRY 6F INFO--USSR
�nURCc_--J. PULYM. SIL.9 PART A-2 1970, 8(.3)1, 333-53
~,ATE PU(3L TSHED-----70
5UBJtCT AREAS--NAVTGATIljNr MATER14LS
r'.10PIC TAGS--RHEOLOGIC PRJPERTY# 14OLECULAR STRIMUREo VISC;:;SI'TYI
,..::POLYtiUTAUIENE
OWIRGI. MAPKING-NO RESTRICTION'S.
DOCU4ENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
:PRUXY VELL/FRAME-1993/0216 STEP NU--US,,'OUUOI*1'0/00;1003/0333/0153
C I Ff: A4CCESS-1 ON- NL-APO 11315 5
Li

212 016 UNCLASS I FIEO PROCESSI'iG DATE--0?_jCT7!r
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0113155
ABSTPACT/EXIRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACTo THE viscosurtcs, RIJ83ERY
OEFORMATIUN.59 DENSITIES, AND THEIR DEPENDENCE ON Trimp. kERE MFASJ~~ED F~")!)
SEVERAL SERIES OF POLYOUTADIENES WITH MOL. WTS. RANGING FkO.4 5000 TO
400000 AND DIFFERING IN PROPORTIONS OF CIS ANV tk;li-"JS STRU^rJRES (CIS
CONTENT FROM 40 TO 95PERGENT)o ON THE BASIS OF TH~ VISCOSITY
-MEASUREMENTS THE CRITICAL MOL. WT. M SUBC. WAS DETD' , C-010ESPON011a; Tj A
SHARP -CHANGE IN THE NATURE OF THE VIXCOSITY VS. fill;. wT. DEPENDENCF.
RUBBERY DEFORMATIONS ARE DISPLAYED PRONOUNCEDLY IN SPECIMENS dITH M
LARGER THAN M SUBC AND ARE CLOSELY RELATED TO THE APPEARANCE OF 404
NEWTONIAN FLOW. THE VALUE OF H SUBC DEPENDS ON THE RELATIVE C_31NTENT OF
CIS-AND TRANS FORMS. WHEN M LARGER THAN P1 SUSCv THE INITIAL VISCOSITY
1S A PARAMETER SENSITIVE TO THE MICROSTRUCTURE OF POLYBUTADIENESIP So
THAT AT A SINGLE MOL. WT., DEPENDING ON,THE RATIO (11: CIS AND TRANS
UNITS, THE vjSCoSITY MAY VARY OVER A MORE THAN TENFOLD PA%4GEq THE GLASS
TRANSITLON TEMP. AND ACTIVATION ENERGY,OF VISCOUS FLOW PISE REGULARLY
WITH INCREASING TRANS CONTENT INI 'rHE POLYMER CHANN, T~IESE PARAMETERS
BE:CMING INDEPENDENT OF THE MUL. WT. FOR SPECIMENS WITH M LARG-El TH414 'A
SUBC WITHIN A SERIES (IF POLYDUTADIENES~QF EQUAL MIGROTACTICITY.
THERMCMECH. INVESTIGATIONS OF POLYBUtAQiENES ALS9 14ADE IT PI)SSfiiLE To
DEFINE MORE ACCURATELY THE BOUNDARIES (IF THE CRYST14. REGION AND -THE
06PENDENCE OF THE MELTING POINT ON THE MICROTACTICIETY. TAE RESULTS
OBTAINED ARE DISCUSSED ON THE BASIS OF MODERN IDEAr) OF POLYMER
STRUCTURES.
UNCLASSIFIED
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Acc. N - Abstractlng~ Service: Ref. Code:
;00052540_ CHDIICAL ABST .3-- 7
r' 101 188i High elasticity of dierie~ of different
1.4-polybula
a~~ K~Llichikh I _,~,'G Z I)U Uia
microtacticity. I
I , '
oer.4 OV444ra"t"
M, ; Vin d L . nP NeGkUi~~. 'In. IM.
Moscow. tf , 11;
er,
_W-ss_)__T_e vi A 147 , I
u h scositv ~'changes,~ ~,iscivlasti def6ripation '(-y) vs.
-Yldt), -Y vs A., 11 y vs. &;'h ;tr~s. e1jisticity
shear rate (d 'moll. Par
modidus vs, shtu stren the eftet of 1,4, cis units eontenC ott the
elasticitv modulus. and'related~ rh&l. propertiei i)f 1,4-1~ol~bu-
tadienes (1) were studied. at 50', JO-IA02 sec- I di4ldt, and .5 x
IW-10" P VL-,cositv ranges. Lou-'MOL wt. I did ~4, abey Hooke's
shear law. There W33 A sharp difference in rheol- A)ruperties of I
below and above a crit. mot, M. ~valve, the magni .ude of which
depended on the tacticity and o~ d-y?dr. Inthelt) d-y/dt,regian
the above relations agreed with: A*,: S. Udge's Owory 119").
Non-Newtonian flow begins ofter renhing the crit.,7 mol. Wt. 'and
CFJR J
the crit. dj1dt.

Nr-
ng CO: 'Ref.'Code:
ery,
VD052539_ CHEMICAL. ABET* 76
101597s Changes th visoptiaskic pri~pmrtiau of
I b t dl during s-Weanization. Kulij hikhini
a enej
(;.'V, (Inat. NOMAKint. in. im.
Topchieva, wlwow M e
of 1,4- liene rubber (1)
S_Z
were vulcanized at 410' using. n -U le., 42SI vulcanizing
system. ne chapps of I 1(t4cosit ,visco-el" ic deft,rniation.
elasticitv moduluo, normal arr m, t ngen'tial joets (ruiluired to
produce a given deformation) and t e aint. of ijol, friietion in I
with the vulcanization tirne 6ad.ar; induction J)ariod 18). The
viscosity 0 decreased 'linearly: with I mol- wt. ii~crpasn. After d
was mached, the vidcosity ikreaied uniformly until thit 3-di-
mensional I structun was esoblished. The eliLsticity modulus
had its max. at the gel'Point.
REEL/FME

(SyMpolium in M~Sc-
invPstit'ati ons ar'~ t-ilig ir
at thc pr a:; rnt zilrAl '. rirst IV, AS a c clapovt-i~
wark pursul:IZ; Lill! E'Ual MF Qscc~b~
t:rgl corremp~nd~encva Oetween tne moIncial"v SLructLa",
st~nee baKI it t~ zktauro:lc upi. ~ pz- T-Y-Ft-" a a Tll ~Jt)'At)' :~r A
tion or 04- ineciUlniCS of CjXjt;r-,tja 'jjCh is, jri'LL('btt'j
Conilctions betwren the kinrma--,~c 1-id %1~-ramic vnrani.-Lci,
'in solvLFIC, ttio correejloiidir~.
plicilliarl- to anilj~sis or t,?chrieloeica Iprnepi
the r.('a sevei-th) symvosiu-, on the r!leQiary rr
ior
Cas%izad by tho lnrtirsit~ of S~-nthrn:s
An
Topchiyev of the ;S USS~? tjid il~Lj '311 10-1:1 API"L
mail) attention was E:ivvTl to the first %Jirett~ ell a.,
Participati"r in thp ni-eeions wero Over 500 per5ovs.
group or 6civiltiste from Fftat Crrmi"iy, PDI=d,
Pulgnria, 4brjut 100 rvport3 ueri- ht-erd. Disculse't at til.-
sium was. a broad cnmpl.-~x of prok)1ems cu:inLcted witis j~,',~,
physical thnmi3try and riechanias or polyinoric materiliil~,
of the molecular 1,,aturo or rola%ation .4fects- in
chainti, und the ccin3rruction of mecylai-ical for 1,
titative d~'Scriptlun of r.11c. of W. U141,4
t :e'jdjtjoi5 of dorDreiation ~jjth Cit.-La;Led
LLCULk r JXLrametOVS or reliably iharacr~.riz,2d 3a"-)jP'j
viftcorlantic prnperties. Discul;,4-1 w-til special,
the problem of' the liquid crystal linq ateto anij tito i1a '..4-
or the physical structure of the myotern ort its rhuolo,~-.'31 rf
The symposium waP3 opened with the addrossis of i~ L:,
11~~oC K. A. Andrianov and A. Yu. who emphasized tv,
78

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Yo. I .,.,I a I 17. 0 loft
Of I.:i"u-; 1-11""Leg1-1 p-jpor-
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r e.-, s on 31 nr ttin infl Urnrtr nf the nit !,F.- -1!' 4 1- -ol V-A4t. "n t1-
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iir 'rhaL icn i~C i J!,.~rk
r.! ii t i- 1-1)~v t It of G, 1',s ~:.n t tie r.- ciul t I., o ruJ v
of the proper oi lin-kv ;-lvn-i-s duritij~ variatic~n,
riot on. of t1j. r r,, qjj L J,ot P.Icm ur amplitude 7f action,
I y ~tjcy -
or T'. A. ~3j,!,jrtivich, r. N 11=-~Ivv T& Mdr~y uti El~ fri.i
fu OTMs ~-ZT-Iu_.-,-~__Dl L TTe dty~"l rt Li I, we t 1,oz), t I, inv e 4 Le, I. intxturor. ril
~r ail'F~r,~nt moLmcolor Abram:ty ~nd
C
V. T,,'r~,aink-n v., new ma~hod, Ir ifv- _r !;Ie- Pr.-
pajyr,,.r~j, etc. Tn" is
~.'a:iuI- nurmal Lvtl'~z*04 dui'inj-, t.111 V~ -odic shoetrixiC;
r a vLisian. :;ilz meth,,ificalLy vet-1 cc~"Plex direction wt. IO_
pr~splsttd by thr. repii-t ur &A. I. A and
T~, q~eztivn, f-r prin4:ip;-L :uqptirvarcv, if ttI0 pmpuratioll III
i br. 9.-, i n 0% x no t rr. r ( tI w t i a I v.%n, ini, their p ra pert ic.-I
under the i,fftic t or thn.70 v ibi. fi or. tz_. 7 idia w,;* analy-,.d b7
ln1v.ri:,It wa~ ot-qo%~,d fjy I'Opj;.'Ls ~:I 111C,
tTif- rh-vlog,.ical prt,perti(Iti il- polv-
1ttI*;.-,I.4 -- j)')IYOthYIor1O*,
C,)rz;A1j(,hyde, "'Id planticizect polyv-tty! vhInvide. Y-_% I Vo
At-Ij T, 1. ti.,, iL, I I
of crcati-linijing igtrits or, Lh.
Th(.. t)ismgys or a p;,%rT,t7oz-.ir reporr5 d4~i.lt witi, eh..Dlog;-~
problems in the pracessinC or potyir,-ic ouiter-irAls ana tni. soi-
tion or hydrodynamic prObloms r,-latjvr_ to that themin. -hich
connected with considerP14 rhooLody au the theoruticiil bnais vr
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V.P., GOWBTSOV,
G.V., 1'~ino-ov' Tu 5"
-KAZAI ER, L.I., LAU
-Il. SKU
D.L~p I.V., SE-E "YA, I.S., TIKIII.CMUMV, B.G.0 T,
H.H.
ID3vico For Dc no3 ition Of "'ultllayer Covarin-s In A. Vacu='
u - ---l. _j, f iled 16 Juno Td, bl tih ---'1 50 Nov 70 (f-rc-.1
BrR Authorlo r t A f i o I G
9p i;t'll 1.9711 idintroct I~o 9V27,-TI)
Vo
TrannIatiow ji device prolpofxd fai- duprJuitiolt of t' vuc"~I;.l
is fulf Mod in tl~c fori-, (l.f.' ti ulubor of fill 1: 1" iv'~' I'v 1wil-Itev
chambers cupplied vith hci~turs, unl ,-n axhillelt 'hic dw.,ice. c~--
tainu a :f'or a machanijim i'or unlcad-
illf" und v dr--*-.'--- 'dllh t1...! OVIOC, O~l ti.3
dCvj!,C0 an-,
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USSR
BARANOV, A. I., et al., USSIt Atithor's Certificate No 27929L, ffl.ed 16 June
68, published 30 Nov 70 (from 12h-Radiatekhnika, No 9, Sop 1971, Astract
No 9V272P)
of the supple=entary eviLniber at places for. connection,to it of the op ratil
chumbere. E"ech of the oporzitin& anmburq or a group of thw=' ie provided with an in-
dividual system of hi8h-vacuum pumpingw,
211-11

_1wwWp:. I . I ~
l/Z 017 UNC LA S, S I f- if OROU.'sSING DAUE-090CT70
.T11LE-EVOLUTION Or- THE COHERENT STATE 5 ~: Or-AMUIGFED PARTICLE IN A VARYING
~.MAGNETIC. FIELD -U-
'.wAUTH0R-.--(03)-MALKINv IsA., MANKO, 'V.I., TRIFONOV, D:A.
CGUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
.-SOURCE-ZHURNAL EKSPERIMENTALINOY I TECRETICHESKOY FIZIK,ft 1970, VUL 58,
Nit Zv PP 721-729
"'DATE PUBLIS14ED--70
iSUBJECT AREAS-PHYSICS
-TOPIC TAGS-CHARGEO PARTICLE, PARTICLE MUTIONt ALT~-RNATING MAGNETIC FIELDo
TRANSITION PROBABILITY
i'-CONTRUL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
q,DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
.~PROXY REELIFRAME--1976/2067
S(EP NG--Ult/0056/'0/05,,31002/0721/0729
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0043594
UNCLASSIFIED

2"
~212 017 UNCLA'sSlFft0 0ROCE9SING OATE*--090CT70
C,IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0041594
IRC RAC-1
.,ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--IU) GP-0- ABSTRACT. NEW INVARIANTS ARE FOUND IN THE
~ABST ACrT
PROBLEM GF-A CHARGED PARTICLE IN A VARYING MAGPIETIC FIELD. COHERENT
P 0 a L,
[
STATES OF A CHARGED PARTICLE IN A JNIFORA VARYING MAGNETIC FIELD ARE
INTRODUCED. THE TRANSITION PROBABILITIES BETWEEIN LANDAU LEVELS
CALCULATED FOR MAGNETIC FIELDS CONSTANT IN THE RENUTE PAST AND REMOTE
FUTURE CAN BE-EXPRESSED IN TERMS OF JABOBI POLYNOMIALS, EVOLUTJON OF
THE INITIAL COHERENT 5TATES IS ALSU DETERMINED.
4HE GROUP ASPECT OF THE
PROBLEM IS DISCUSSED.
UNCLASS-IFIEO
- ------------- -- -- -- -
im

112 022 UNC L IF; EDI~
ASM I 1PROUSSING UATE--160CT70
JITLE--KINETIC ENERGIES AND MASS DISTRIB'UTIONS UF FRAGAILNTS OF CURIUM-244
SPONTANEOUS FISSION -U-
i.AUTHlUFtn(05)-ALKHAZ0Vv I-0.t KOSTOCHKIN4,0,slot KOMENK09 S.S., MALKIN,
PETRZHAK, K.A.
k'cuuft Y OF INFO--USSR
.-SoURCE-YA0. FIZ. 1970v LI(31v 501-7
IDATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
._-S,lUBJECT AREA S--PHY-S I C S
~'.T0Pir..TAGS--CURIUMj ENERGY SPECTRUM, PARTILLE DISI_r~IBUTION# FUSSLON
PRODUCT,- SEMICONDUCTOR DETECTORi COINGIDENCE COU!
~31;QNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
VOCUMEtlff CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
-PROXY REEL/FRAME--199111057 STEP NO--UR/0367/l'O/Oll/Ocj3/0591/0"-07
;CIR*C ACCESSION NC--AP0110747
UNCLASSIFIED

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UNCLASSILFIED kUCES,~rN~ DATE-16OCT70
ACCESSION NIO--AP0110747
:.~ABSTRACWEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A S UR F AC 5;'ORRICII St DETFCTOR
SYSTEM OF 4 T114ES 10 PRIME NEGATIVE7 SEC RESOLIN. WAS CAL16RATED BY THE
ALPHA LINE OF PRIME-239 PU AND THERMAL ;N TARADIATECI PRIME235 U To MEASU:RE
THE FISSION DATA OF PRIME244 CM ELECTROOEPOSITED ON 80 VIU G=CT4 PRIME2 0i
AL; SMALLER THAN 1PEPCENT OF THE:FISSION EVENTS 0JIN
'CIDED, WITH ALPHA
EMISSIONS. THE KINETIC ENERGY AVERAGED 188.6 PLUS, 0,~ 141NUS 1.6 MEV;
THAT OF THE LIGHT WT. FISSION PRODUCTS (AV. MOL. WT. 104.6 PLUS OR ,i!,'iUS
1.0) 107*5 PLUS OR MINUS 1.2 MEV; THAT OF THE.HEAVY FESSIO! PRODUCTS
~(AV. MOL. WT* 139sO PLUS OR MINUS 1,4) 81,1 PLUS Gllk MINUS 1.0 PIEV. TH~:
STD. 'INCLINATIONS WERE 11.5 MEV AND 5.9, AMU. IN ADDN.j S"'ABLE MASSES UF
1461~140v, 137, .136, AND 134 AMU WERE AS.SUCD. WITH 162-i1, 180-3, 196-21-~,
202~;&,,-: AND 208-16 MEV.
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AUTHORS: Filimonov, A. N.,; Kegeles, 14. B.; Malkin, ;P. As
197905G2

1-9790563

Physiol ogy:
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~femb er, Academy of Scier4cea IJSS?, G7 F'j
17 0., Correspoadinr
RZYTE;
.1, YE., Candidate of iological Sciences, and IQ4-1N, V., Doc-
tor of Med--'cal Sciences
"Hypoxis as the Cause olf ilLvess"
Moscow, iauka i Zhj.,-,n, -o L, 1970, pp 50-57
Abstract: A. study was made o-f the physiologrica,l effects of liviliz
and working high altitudes on the human body. Ec?(!r-I-Icnts Weri,
conducted ~;itli pressure cham:Ders -.,;hich simulat:~!d canditions at different
altitudes and -writh persons actually enGatlr.ed in researc'a and acLivitics
L. k- - i:il;
a-, various al i udes. it was dletermined that I
3500 meters, a sense or eap;aoria is observed, -AnLIvr to the result:;
of light alcoholic intoxication. At altitudes of 11000-5000 meters,
there is a worseain:r of well-being. SvLLILI'LZItiC)(I i5 X'Cj)l.~iCed b~' ~I
drop in mental disposition, apatIty and melancticiLia develop, and". iate-r-
est in the enviroment is dulled- At altitudes al abi~ut 5000-7000 meters
and hiffher, well-be'Lng is rarely obser-~ed. Cre,,wral weaknes~j, Afati~,ue
0 -::$ Z2
and a heaviness in the whole body are felt. Pain in ttie telqiles and
frontal and rear parts of the licad doc,~3 not jI:i:)p. 17t:-xtigo develops
upon abrupt movements. The skin of the 2ace, aopok~.ially of the lips,
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_GAZEZVO, 0., et al. lzlosco-w, Nauka i Zhizn', No L, 197~:,, pp 50-57
acquires a pale, bluish tint dae to the iiriadequiitte siipply of oxygen
in the arterial blood. 'Chill and a ~1-2 decgree. body Lei:.,ipe rat lire rise
are observed. Nose bleed and even hemoptysis bocome m.ore frequent,
and sometimes crastric hemorrhage occurs. At those alt-ILtudes, taere
are sianificant chan,,,es in higher nervous activ.-C-ty. Normal sleep is
disrupted. Often auditory and visual -illusions and ~iaLlucinat-jiors
are observed. It was determined that these illL14ion.1; acid ii.11Ljr-ina-
tions emerge as a result of~ cerebral o;cygen inSIL11-fiCienCy, and poss-Able
becuase of dehydration.
Various; measures were recommended to lasjsoa tlLe af_-~--ect.. of
high-altitude operations. These includr:A a variety (.~E vitealins and
nS 4- L,
drugs, both individual and group psychorjrophylax~s to, i Urct Deople
in what symptoms and effects to expect, and prelitninarV short-time
exposure in different ways to various altittWe '.or acclimatization
purposes. For extremely -work, oxylgen masks were re-
:3
commended.
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wa wiLygou auppuen unaer presiow'd. Ali bacxgrounO to
the Russian translation of the article,. appearing in Chis isa,ud of Nauva i
Zhizn', Malkin discusses the maia elements of respirittory ifumction. the
anatomical structure of the lungs, bronchi, and alveali, the problem of
controlling excess carbon dioxide, hawftlpighi discovered capillarioa in
1661, aad doscription of Robert Rook's expmriments wi~ich rufuted the long
prevalent view that respiratory function in assoclatOd sollily with thermo-
regulation.

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MMAIM, V.
VSN;;~ Noteos on D. Kilstra's Article lireathing watW"
Hoscow, Nauka i Zhizn', Ho 5, 1969, pp 54-60
Abstract: In an article published in Scientific jWeirtcan (lu$ust 1963),
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VOLOZBaN, A. I., VASIL-YEV, P. V., and jZ4EM,__Y - B -, Mmir of Pathological
Physiology, Nbscow bladical Institute of Stomatology, Iloscow
"The Effects of a Gaseous 16edium With a DefIciency of, C-6-ygen and an Excess of
Carbon Dioxide on Calcium and Protein Metabolism in the Bones and Teeth"
Moscow,, PatoL:)gicheskaya Fiziologiya i BkoperimentallimZm Terapiya) NO 3,
MAY-Jun 731 pp 20-24
Abstract: Hats were kept for 20 or 30 days under contUtions of fractional
(6 hrs per day), gradually increasing hypoxia (405 =- lfg on stepwise reduction
from 525 mm. Hg within 5 days), while the Co~ concentration in the air which
they inhaled was gmgually increased from 3 to 51
i. TUs leil to a reduction of
the rate of loss of ka from bone tissue and an. incrtiase of incorpomtion of
45Ca into this tissue. The rate of incorporation of 4'!14___;r1ycine into the
total proteins of the bones and teeth was increaseti. TAe increase in etynth-etic
processes in the bone tissue uzis presum-bly assiociaterl v1th a reduction of the
regional circiLlation affecting this tissi-te, which 113 Insensitive to hypoxia,
while the cizirala-"_= aupplying 02 to hypoda-sensJLtLYe tissues was increased.
Artificial gas media deficient in %, but containing an excess of C02, can pre-
sumably be used to prevent demineralization of bones c(f the skeleton as a
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VOLOZHIN, A. I., et al., Patologicheskaya Fiziologiya i Ek*erimentallnaya
Terapiya, No 3, May/Jun 73, pp 20-24
result of the enforced reduction of motor activity and weightlessness under
conditions of prolonged space travel.

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