SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MATYUSHKIN, D.P. - MAYOANNIK, A.K.

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USSR
YURKYANETS, YE. A., and MAM3SHKIII, D. P., Byalleten' Bkajierimei~Itallnoy
Biologii i Meditsiny, Vol 75, NO 3, 1973) PP 16-19
tones the givater was the actiwation of one and Wdbitiori of the other exterrial
ear muscle. The response is compared to the cocldn~r, of enxs by
Though it has no acoustic value, it is a reliable sign of attertt;Lve list-mir4T,
and may possibly be utilized as an :Uidex of the functionaL state of the aWi-
tory apparatus.
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m rMIM RIM 1-1 191-Ift, NOW a m m

USSR
mc 612.8,15-3.16
HATYUSHMI, D. P., and SHAW1111,7111, 1. A.
it Effect of Tridazole on the Nerre lripuloe !ft=smitter ami 11-2arom-ascula-r
Trans,mssion of Excitation (as Related to the 113-pothesio of thin i;xiste!me
of Chemical Feedback at the S~,mapse)"
Leningrad, Vestnik Leningradskato Universiteta, Vol 2, No 9, %:-r 742, m) 9~T-1010
11 ) rrr,)1e
Abstract: Eyneriments with fro- sciatic nerves treated in
peT liter for 45-60 min showed that irkidazole decreased the nem-e reoTlonse
potential (DIRP) to 55.5,--- Nration of the avcendlng pli-ase of IMUP increasel-3
44% due to imidazole. At the nvine tii.-.e the nett-Miusculur tvinninissior ii-id th,:
potentiation tirma decroa2ed to 02.6 and 512-~,1!1, respectiv,-.1y. ,,`:-,e obti4ir.--d
results Indicate thrLt ImIduzole Inhibits the 11,11motion of SrIT-L"m 11~ernbn4nu
channels and inactivates part of thon. Thu u171'ent of' 101,AJn;,,n1e ir, po.,jltive
with respect to the neurosecretm7r prtxess and wit;K to
electrorgenesis, If we assurj,.~ that rm= !11.-tj
as a mediato-" of fefaidback mt the sympce, then the diml, effi!ct; of CIn,
be interpret-vi as beln,-, regilatonr in the 1)resymupse procezmer. Itis, also
possible that we are dealing, here vith mec1v1j]i!3[7v1 01, [,_-d feeJ3-
back at the sypa se, one of which constptl,r vaintaimi t1he avnnju(;
and the other tryes to limit it. 11like obtaii*d raj;alto 1?,.-(~ lri*6~.n~bisivv, gund
nirther experiments are needed.

71
EISSR LTDC 534.222.2
KINEL3VSKIY, S. A.,-MATYU- i N TRISHIN, YU. A.
"Convergence of an Incompressible Ring Toward the Center Under the Action of
EXplosion Products"
V sb. Dinamika sDloshn. sredy. :~M. 5 (Dynamics of a Ccritir.11.)US Medi-_=. 5
Co3lection of Wo ~ks) , Novosibirsk, 1970, pp23-32 (from 'Mh-Mokl-anika, No
Sep 71, Abstract No 9B166)
Translation: The problem of the motion of a r-ing of iaconpressiU,- flutd under
the action of explosion prodiacts is discussed. The calculdt~on !,-; c_U,r_.r-O cut
fbr -an. ideal gaz with an adiabatic index y = 3. The r,0.ati-1n.11MP ljf2tMeWl rreSS'Ur"
and density p = Ap3 (where A is a constant) are added i.-,) th(i equatlcns
the one-dimensional motion of a gas with cylindrical s-.qetxy. P = c + u and
N = o - v, where v is velocity and a is the speed of sound, arfa taken as the
initial functions. The equations obtained are vaIitten ir form.
and are solved by the modified method of characteriattcs. The ccmputa-,icnal re-
sults are ccxvpared with experimental data. N. N. XacWna
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USSR UDC isel.791.011:C)20,1(.)10.1-.-6bg.295
MAMSHKIINP V. A., Candidate of Technical Sciences, 00MVEN,07, A. I., Candilate
dr-Techn_2-.C_-a1-'M1Vnces, SHORSHOROV., I.I. KH., Doctor of TechLnical Sciences
"Conditions and Methods of Preventing of Crack Forinatioij From Pomas in 1.iUln1,.n
A.1loys Occurring After Welding."
Moscow, Svarochnoye proizvodstvo, No, 11, 1972, lip 48-51
Abstract: A study was made of the conditions of crack, frorl pores
during prolonged static loiding and the possibility of- rreveatin;,, then t,-achno-
logically. In the case under consideration, tile craclo;s are ar:ranged as a rule
across the weld perpendicular to the effect of the tensille sitnLsses. Hcs t
frequently the cracks are fori;ied in tile annular welds witere the, tensile stresses
reach 52-57 kilogram-force/=2. The studies vere perearm.-I 4,n tile LiUll',ium
alloys VT1-1, OT4, OT4-21, W20,and Vrl4 in sheets 3 zin thicli., TheorreLical and
experimental evidence is presented that the fornatiou of cracks frum pores de-
pends on the level of tile residual stresses In the. reldl~d joi-rit, tile P1,15ticitV
index,and the structure of tile v_etliod. With an iacrc!aEwi in 1:hv stresscs, a
decrease in pli-stiCiLy,alld increase in grain size of' tim! tre*al, thc prc,baiilicy
of crack forMLion fron Ute pore.,; 1acrLiscri, ~, caoccin~ratioa of
in the Vicilifty of Lhe pore and an increase (A 13m ~;an it:onrooL. (hydro!,,cri,
and nitrogen) in the vield wetall accali;ratev t:ht! ))j'U('4!jjjj Jjf (:j*.Aj'k (IL-V01(:111110~'11Z
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USSR
MATYUSIIKINk V. A., et al., Svarochnoye proizvocistvo, Nei 11, 1972, pp 411-5i
from the pores with a conparatively low level of gerierihl stt-osl3ed suite of &.he
welded structure. Aiinealing for stress relief willi a comparatively small con-
tent of gas impurities is one of the bnsic coxiditlons of preimitinZ crack for-
mation from pores in the weld metal.
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USSR UDC 632.95
BLIVIYUK, N. K., U-00LOV, P. S., KVAS11A, Z. N., LEVSKAYA,
G. S., PROTASOVA, L. D., SOLNITSEVA, L. M., KITYLTOINA, Va. N., VARSHAVSKIY,
S. A., BAWOV,Yu. I., LIMLLAX, B. Ya.,
"Method of Production of Dichlorides or Dibromides of Thiophosphonic Acids
or Their Bis Analo,-,"
USSRAuthor's Certificate No 332095, filed 19/08/69, publislmd 17/04172
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhijinal. Xhimiya, No 24(11), 19V2, Abstract :,o
24N591, by T. A. Belyayeva)
Translation; Compounds of tlie. fonnula PP(Y)X2 M (R-alkyl, ar7l, aralkyl;
X-Cl or Er) and X2P(S)A(S)PX2 (H) (A-bivalent hydrocatbon zlid1cal) verq~ pro-
ducedby the reaction of mono- or dihalo hydrocarbont5 with 3, 1) and 11](3 With
heating to 250-400* in an autoclave of stainless steel or nickel in the
presence of catalytic quantities Of 12 or its compound.N. Exumple. A mix-
ture of 0.214 mole PhCl, 0.24 g-atom S, 0.16 g-atom v~liitq P, :15 lal PC13 ~Lnd
0-'05 9 12 is heated at 290-330' ior seven hours in an apitoclave of sta-Ln-Jess
steel, tile pr 13 is distilled, then vacuum distillation is used to separ.Lte
1 (R=Ph, X=C!), yield 60Z, B. T. 109-112'/3, n2(ID 1.6241. Similarly, I
were proJUCII-11 (giVC11 it, X, yield In Z,, B. P. in 'C/nii, Li:!()D)t4 f

USSR
BLIZNYUK, N. K., et al., USSR Author's Certificate No 33209.5, filed 10/08/69,
published 17/04/72
C1, 53.5; 124-3/1.5-2, 1.6229; p-MeC 04, C-1, 54.5, 125-711, 1".6120; 4---C6H4,
CI, 72.2, 95-7/0.5, 1.6028; Ph, Ur, 61, 127-130/2, 1-61850; "-FC04, Br, 55,
135-8/1, 1.6758; PhCH2, CI, 76.4, 120-3/2, 1.6150; 341Z 6144, Cl, 108-11NI-5,
1.5908; 4-MeC6114CH2, C1, 53.3, 126-9/2, 1.6035; 4-CIC614012, Cl, 61.6, 129-
133.2, m. p. 74-6% --; 2-FC6114CH2, Cl, 61.6, 129-133.2, m. p. 48-9', --;
2.441e2C6113CH-2, C1, 47.5, 140-1.6a45; 2.4-C12C03CIb), CI, 411.4, 147-912,
m. p. 100-1", --. Also produced were II (.X-Cl, A=C1'2CI14d, ybeld 61.5%,
m. p. 92-3*. 1 and II are intermediate products for tht production of
insecticides, acarocides, fungicides 'and herbicides.
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USs-,R UDC: 519. 1.
ABRAMOV, B. M., M&TYUH V
"An Algorithm for Identification of Trees"
Vychisl. tekhn. v mashinostr. Nauch.-tekhn. sb. (Computer
Technology in Machine Building. Scientific an-il Technical CD1-
lection), 1972, Sep., pp 9-17 (from RZh-KibeT1Wtika, No S,
May 73, abstract No SVS14 by V. Zemlyachenko)
Translation: In a root tree we shall use p to denote a chain
connecting the root with vertex xj, and :11 1 to denote the
length of this chain. The root tree may Ibtl :aormalized, i. e.
its suspended vertices different from the root may be numbere(I
starting from "l" so that !iAjfor- (v is the number
of suspended vertices different from the root). Such a norina-
lized tree is uniquely determined:by a serquew.-e of (2v -1)
numbers (sequence of splicings):
:p t. 7%-.,nPv - i,v,-
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ABWIOV, B. M., P%jAL)LUSHXQj,_L. P., Vychisl. tekhn, v niashino-
str. Nauch.-tekhn. sb., 1972, Sep., pp 9-17
In the paper abstracted here, the authors consider an algo-
rithm for establishing iSOMOTphism of root trees given by
sequences of splicings. The algorithm requires OW) ele-
mentar)r operations (rearrangements and comparisons of pairs
of numbers).
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USSR UDC: 8.74
SOSKIN. L. B.
"Determination of Characteristics of Technological Decisions"
Vychisl. Tek-lin. v Mashinostr. Nauch.-tekhn. 5b. [Com1wrur Equi.pilent aild Machine
Building, Scientific and Technical Collection], 1971, 1?1) 113-116 (Transtated
from Referativny)r Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 11, 1972, Ab.-itract No IIV591, by the
authors)
Translation: A method is studied for automatic deterntiiaticm o4' the charac-ler-
istics of technological decisions (objects) during autclimation of Lechliological
planning.

USSR
UDC 6L9:616.988.6-097:636.5
KOROVIN, R. N., KREY~IER, Yu. Ye., N4rjU~HKQV. V S LUKLIA, V. A., NIKUTIN,
..L-::,! 2
Ye. Ye., and KUDRYAVTSEV, F, S., All-Union Research Enstitute of Foull
Diseases
"The Effectiveness of Crude Viral Vaccine Against Maxek's Disease"
Moscow, Veterinariya, No 8, 1973, pp 38-39
Abstract; A turkey herpesvirus antigenically relate~f to the virus retiponsible
for Harek's lymphoma was grown in chick embryo fibr6lasta and utilizad as a
vaccine. The efficacy of the vaccine wits tested an L day old chicks irm-aunized
intramuscularly with 500 PFU in 0.2 ml during an epizoottc oubbreak in Latvia.
Mortality due to Marek's disease was 3.2-4.5 times 1031i .00lig Ole immunized
chicks than among the unimmunized controls. Althougli 100% prQt:ection wilt;
not afforded the immunized chicks, the economic gaimo from tin effective
vaccine are obvious and indicate the importance of prophylactic immunization.

MATHEWICS
Higher Algebra and Geomqtry Topology
USSR UDC 519.1
r
MATYUSHKOV, V. V.
1-
"Recurrent Relation Connected with Graph Contractiovi"
Novosibirsk, Sibirskiy Matematicheskiy Zhurnal, Vol 11, Ila 4, Yul.y-August 70,
pp 822-842
Abstract: This article consider!; a class G of finite, wrinrlent-ef! graphs 1, -
(X,U) without loops and parallel edges, where it is the set of verticles o- the
graph L F- G and U is the set of edges. The set U it; broken d,:njn into U imd
flexible and rigid edges such that U - 11 and U' p'0 - The authors
-arl a pitper )dnovremeniLOX.!L
discusses the numbers hj3(L), introduced in an v ~r
vychisleniye kolichesty nepol-nvkh raskrosak ver8hin i Owatichily1ch S I-vaniy
grafa (Simultaneous Calculation of Quantities of lncanpLoite V-Pwtex Colorings
and Partial Graph Contractions) by A. A. Zykov, in Kibetvwtiklj~, 140 5, 1964,
pp 58-62), which he terms important in the theory combinatorial
analysis.
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TITLE--SYNTHESIS OF OLIGOURETHANES WI TH DISUBSTIl'UT11-0 NITIRQG~-.N Art)ms IN
THE MAIN CHAIN -U-
AUTHOR-( 03)-MATYUSHOV r V.F.t GIRTSfNKO* T.H., V.G.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-UKR. KHIM. ZH. 1970, 63)o 275-7
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USSR
VDC 62.1.3788533.9
BURAMV, V. IVANOV, V. P,, and. KOWBOW..'MY, G. A.
"Study of the Passage of fligh-Power Iaser Radiation Throuj,,h an Optically Dc-~ise
Plasma"
Hinskp Zhurnal PrEsladnoy Spektroskoplip Vol 16, No 2, Feb 72, pp 231,9-242
Abstracts The article describei resvIts of 6an experitiont-11 study of the
passage of ruby-laser radiation (density 3.0 5410C w/sq 4-nt diaution 3'10
sec) through a qu;Lsistationary plasma with a tomPeTaWre Of 3-4 ev ani & con-
paratively high absorption coefficient (4-7 =71). Nonllym,~&r phenomena.
were found during the passage of the laser radiation throiigh the plasma4. vizz.,
bleaching and an increaso in the absorptivity of the plasrux. 7ho mechanism
of the observed plasma bleaching Is diecussed.
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Acc. Nr Abstracting Service; '01.ef Code:
INTERNAT. AEROSPACE,64:9 -,$=741 R 0
A71C1,251153 if Obwiniations of Jo Yams onofi= 273 at
A
tin wMillengths of 2 onid $ mm (NAWkwonw lupkqo~a. VWWy i
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istochnika 3C 273 no -4*tmkh 2 1 8 OnW. Y, ajjljq2V. A~Q G.
Kisliakov, i. G. Moism. and A. 1. Mau El: -
-GosWvUven-.y7T7n'werSPte,t
ti iW
219-224. 1 1 an.
P.
Results of obsomations carried out In May 1960. Njslng a 32-in
radio talescaps, The bri tnem temperature of Vitmo, found W
comparison with that Of, JUPROF, APPMed to t" equal tp 290 *'n W
minus 25 K at 2.16 mm wo 495, *& or minus 20 X tit 8 mm, The
derwities of the radiation fluxes of the source X 7111 at the tivite
wavelengths are equal 10 0 14 plus or minus 14) x 1. 0 11) the shinuj
26th W/*Q m-H2 s~d W plus or minus 4) x 10 to the minus 2flth
W19q m-H2, The date are pse!wntod without taking Inoo account ft
Wors in dotermining the brigh"M tompethtures oil juailiti, ow
latter WMW to be flq%tsi to 1W Plus or minus 20 41'.,mt 2.1111 mm
and 144 plus of minus 20 K at 9 mm.
REEL/FRAME
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USSR UDC 66.063.5
NO
sk,
KOSTIKOV, V. I., HAURAM".40, .. and NOMKINA, A. V., Hoo-cow XnBtitute of
Steel and Alloys
"Wetting of Diamonds and Craphite by Liquid Alloys of 1140a With Titaniun"
Kiev, Poroshkovaya Metallurgiya, No 1 (97), Ian 71, pp ?9-82
Abstract: A study was made of the wetting of single dioziond crystals and
plates cut from them along the (100) facet and pyrolytic graotite. The test
procedures are described and the results of the experimiInts at-0 prosented.
The tendency of liquid iron and its alloys with titsmium towzird wetting
diamonds is higher for the (100) facet and lower for daij! (111) natural facet.
Pyrograpblte occupies an intermediAte position. Introduction of more that)
30% titanium into the- iron improves wettability of diamsmi(bj and graphite by
it. The magnitude of Lhe Contact Mngle Of pilre iron In pyrQgrnphite ill !V,
and that of iron allay wi tit 3.9,1 C iti aboul, 110% The ionersal of adheslon
of iron to diamcnds along the (100) facet to 3,160 erg9j1K=2, tutd on the
(111) facet, '2,590 ergs/cm2. The energy of adhesi*n to pyrographite is
2,960 ergs jm2. It wan found that titan1w; increases din ewrily of ad-
hesion of iron to graphite and diawnds.
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USSR
KOSTIKOV, V. I., et al, Poroahkovaya Metallur$iya, No 1 (97), Jan 71, pp
79-82
Graphs are presented showing the wetting contact -ongle jof diamonds and
graphite by FeTi alloys as a function of titanium contoot, the variation
of the wetting contact angle of diamonds and pyro$raphl,to by iron as a
function of contact time for both 'the (100) MW (111) facetap and the
apreading of Fe-Ti alloys over diamonds 4ad pyrographille as 11 function
of Ti content.
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TITLE--INFRAREO ABSORPTION OF METABORATE,ION
CRYSTAL AT LOW TEMPERATURES -U-
AUTHOR--4AgU&k! T.
~COUNTRY OF INFU--USSR
P140CESSING 0ATE---30GCT70
IN A POTASSIUM ORCIMIVE
SOURCE-EESTI NSV TEAD. AKAO. TOIMov FU US.9 MAT. 1970, 1910v 104-7
~aATE PU8LISHEO------70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--IR ABSORPTION, ABSORPTION BAND SPECTRUAv CRYUGENIC PRUPERTYt
VIBRATION SPECTRUM, NEGATIVE IONP BORATEt POTASSIUM BROMIDE, 10141C
CRYSTAL
CCNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
.:DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1996/1475 STEP NU--UR/0456/'fi)/019/001/Olt)li/01.01
--Clf'%C--AC-CE-S-S-ILIN--NO--APOllil464
i L

2/2 045 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--APOL18464
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--IU) GP-0- ABSTRACT. VIBRATIONS Of: THE 30 SUB2 PRIME
NEGATIVE ION WERE STUDIED AT LIQ* N AND LIQ. H TEMPS. rE(Ap. DECREASE
LEADS TO A RAPID DROP IN THE ABSORPTION CJEFF* OF THC C13,43INATION
FREQUENCIES UPSILON SUB3 PRIME EQUALS (09til) MINOS (()YLPOJ ANO V SUB3
PRIME PRIME EQUALS (Ot2tt) MINUS (Ot2tOlt WHICH CONFIRIC; THEIR
INTERPRETATION AS HOT IRANSITIONS, A LINEAR SHIFT OF ALL OANOS To LOWER
WAVELENGTHS (6 TIMES 10 PRIME NEGATIVE3 CN PRIME NEGATIVE-1 PER OEGREE)
AS WELL AS THEIR NARROwING-WAS 03SO. THE GAMMA S063 AEl$URPTION BAND OF
PRIMEll 80 SUB2 PRIME NEGATIVE ANO OF PRIME10 130 51)t32 PRIME NEGATIVE IS
ACCOMPANIED BY A SATELLITE BAND* LOCATED AT 1.9 CA PRIME NEGATIVEI TO
LOWER WAVENOSo FROM THE PRINCIPAL BAND. THIS SArl:LLiri;: BAND IS
ATTRIBUTED TO THE UPSILON SU83 VIBRATION OF THE [,'i!4 DIFFERENTLY ORIENTED
IN THE CRYSTAL FIELD; THE 2 Ok[ENTATIGNS CUINCIOE WITH THE C SU63 AND C
SU64 AXES. FACILITY: INSTo Fll. AST-RON** TARrUt USSR&

USSR
TJDC: 535-371
REBAWj K. K., SAARI, 11. M., and PAUPITIO, 'To Kh.
"Hot Luminescence of Impurity Molecular Ions in Alkall,-IfalEde Crystals"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR--Seriya Fiz1chesXW1,1, No 4, 1973,
pp 848-854
Abstract: This article is a short* reviev of the rersults of ex-perimental and
theoretical work published on hot luininescence OlL.) iv rapUly relaxi-nj,.-,
impurity centers of a crystal. Some new experinental data in ~;iven, 411onj
with discussions of some general questions. Hot lunivescen~a is here (lefilled
as the luminescence emitted before the establishment (if U1031'.:Ll aquilitx-Aiun in
the course of oscillatory relazxation of the impurity venter. The differe--ces
between hot luminescence in rapidly relaxirij;l systems ani Hf., in. slovly rehu,
ing, systera; are: the poscibility of' interference of Ifl, wit4 corfrdnati= I-if;-
persion; its duration -- i.e., the afterglow follaviiall instn.:A--neous exc-'Atu-
tion; its unique extinction processes. HL is interu5d.ng 1-.ticaLlse: it OC-ft~rs
a method of stadyin,:; re-1-a-%ation processes; it Is a co:rponar.1, 01' secon1wry.
glow, vhich must be considered in the interpretation uf experinents on d.-I-s-
persion; it is an independent and now component of sevandar,v glow. Biblioj;-
ra h of 25-
1/i Y

USSR UDC 669,721.046.-1
MAURITS, A.- A., MEDEUOV, Ch. K,, SHADSKIY, S. V.
"Thermochemical Investigation of Ammonium Carnallite"
Tr. Vses. N-i Proyektn. In-ta. Alyumin., Magn. i Elektrodn. J)rom-sti [Works
of All-Union Scientific Research and Planning Institute of t1m, Aluninwi, Alag-
nesium and Electrode Industry], 1970, No. 72, pp. 77-83. (Translated from Re-
ferativnyy Zhurnal Matallurgiya, No. 5, 197.1, Abstract No. 5 G190 by the authors).
Translation: The integral heats of dissolution of anhi,drous, d;LI-4yzi.rate, ard hexa-
hydrate amnonium carnallite at 25' are experinentall), determiw~e. Based 0.1
the data produced, the thermal effects of the processes or dehydration and de-
composition of ammonium carnallite are calculated: N114CI,'~tg(:l2,6EI-)O=Nl~LICI.!.IgCl?-
2H20+4H20=60.5 kcal; NNCI-~lgCl2-21120-.Nfl4,CI-MgCI2#21120+30.6 kcal; N140-MgC12=
MgCl2+NH3+HCI+46.08 kcal. 1 table, 8 biblio refs.

USSR :UDC 669.721.a46,4
MAURITS A. A., MEDEUOV, Ch. K., BERSENEV, P. D.
"Tensometric Study of Ammonium Carnallite"
Tr. Vses. N-i. Proyektn. In-ta. Alyumin., Magn. i Elekt:t-oden. Prom-sti [Works
of All-Union Scientific Research avd Plannkng Institute uf the AlUminurl, Map-
nesium and Electrode Industry], 1970, No. 72, pp. 84-89., (Translated fToin Re-
ferativnyy Zhurnal Metallurgiya, No. 5, 1971, Abstract No. 5 C191 by the authors).
Translation: Experimental results are presented from dotemi iila t ions of 1he vapor
pressure over aumonium carnallite crystal hydrates and Lts anhydrous co-1plex as
a function of temperature. Tine thermal effects of the jiTocesses of dehydration
and decomposition of carnallite are calculated on the Whsis o6 the data produced
by a statistical method, using the isobar equations of the chomical reactions.
Die dependence of the equilibrium constant of dissociation of anhydrous carnai-
lite on temperature is determined. 4 figs; I tabl-P, 9 h4blio refs.
1/1

1/2 019 UNCL ASS I FIE6 PRI.ICESSING 0ATE-04LIECTO
TITLE--ALIPHATIC ACIDS SYNTHESIZED BY ASPOROGENIC YEASTS -U-
AUTHOR-02)-MAVLANI, M.I., GULYAMOVAI No.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--UZB. BIOL. ZH- 1970P Ift(2)t 17-19
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SC IENCES
TOPIC TAGS--YEAST, BIOSYNTHESISi PAPER CHROMATOGRAPHY
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
PROXY FICHE NO ---- F010/605006/Ell STEP NQ--UR/9079/;tO/OL,ieOO2/001'1/001'1
CIRC Accr'SSION

2/2 019 UNCLASSI FIEU I'll-OCESS ING UA 10
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0140010
-ABST.RACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- A3STRACT. YHE COMPN. 1:16:: VUll-ATILF AND
NONVOLATILE ALIPHATIC ACIOS SYiNTHE:SIZED HY YFASTS 0,0111LIA
CANDIDAY CANDEOA MYCOOERMA, TORULOPSIS BACILLAR15.1 BRETTAV'.)MYCES VINI,
ANO RHODOTORULA GLUTINIS) WAS DETO, U5ING PAPER (;1-1910MATOG. THE HIGHEST
ACID FORMING CAPACITY WAS F04JNO IN M. CANDIDAt B;.'NIINI AND C. 14YCJ0ER-"lA.

7::
Icc. NrAT()1Ot7qqq- Abstracting. Servic Ref Code
CMUCAL AB.ST. e. ~70
r 125814m Se Option ver dug tho growth of a 11imaj2p
gr i , .;t
telluride -single cr is a xnelt_~ +Mosl.
;"e crI r*"'
S.: Mavl v h. IIIIIJ
,~v, ~h - %4_! .4,u
yo ~ a M;
A 'd. 'a
a
(Russ). The distributior; coieff. (X) af-AgWtttbxir(oKc A grolsi.
ing SbTe2 single crystals, witi. desi~vd 'is f A 'w deid.
with theaid of ROAg. Thl. melt coat*"474 TIJI!
ratio CIQ at different sections of tho ~~OW incKeAsieil ~ vith t1ii!
length of the crystal. The increan Was ~nost pvxni)~ aced wt
high rates of growth, i.e. 12"tatu/br. At 0 intrIAT, 'K 1. 2.5 A:
10-1. :'tl3jR
REEL/

USSR LOO 347.2411565.2-057
M&Y. L. A., and PAVARE, B. G., Institute of Inorganic Chexls,U7, Academy of
Scieic-es-Latv. SSR
"Reaction Products of Catechol. with Methylphosphonic Aoid Dichloridew
Riga, Izvestiya Akademli Nauk Latviyokoy SS% no 4, 19,73. pp 485-490
Abstracti The reaction of pyrocatechol. with jaethylphoisphonic acid dichloride
occurs via a Primary or sacondaW phenol-ciienone Ma=Utgemont Cphonal --JP
cyclohexanedione _7. Such, rea=wigements often acconp=j electorphilic and
radical substitution reactions of phenols such an halcigenat4on, nitration,
alkylation, free radical oxidatioul but so far no such xva=wtgemont has
been noticed in reactions of phenols with org=ophosphams coupowAs,
0

USSR
UDC 54t,5715Ni-18
Y institute of Inorganic Chemistryp Academy of Sclences, Latv SSH
"Effective Charges on Phosphorus in Some Compounds"
Riga, Izvestlya Akademii Hauk Latylyakoy 38R, No 4o 197.31 pp 31,)4-396
Abstracti A correlation function haz been developed for the s2p-electron
binding energy and effective charges on the phosphorus ottom. The chargem
were calcul&t--d by means of a combination of tne, Haber4orn oynle and the
Kapustinskiy equation for the lattice energy, The funcUon has tho forwi
0.813
1A

USSR
UDO 543.422.251547.241
MLY, L. A., and LUKEVITS, 0. X.0 Institute of Inorgwdo Chemistry, Acadeay
of Sciences Latv. SSR
"PMR Spectra of I-AmLinoethylidene-191-diphosphonic AcU'l
Riga. 12VesUya Akademii Nauk Latviyskoy SSRj No 4j 197)., pp 443-445
Abstracto NMR-H I spectra (60 Mcps) of the aqueous solutionof I-aAino-
ethylidene-1,1-diphosphonic acid taken on the instruftlut Ilffl-P-60 at mom
temperature are reported and discuseed. In additLon im, water, a lal MIxture
of water and deuterium oxide was usoA as well an imter plus tle'uterlu2 oxide
plus dimethyl sulfoxide,
47

Acc. Nr-- . AbstractinS Service: 'Ref. Code:
#0041858- CHEIMICAL ABST. 0 4
89455J Structure and reactivity of hydrazine dciii-ativels.
. Kinetics of the acid hydrolysis of carboxylk Incid 14-
W
drazides, (Lrt&-
Khim. remction ritivi, COil.
corsts., activation vnex~;ks. asid Arrhenitis (mclumq.- fartam-
were detd. for RCONWNH3 (R =- Me Pr' 'MeOCI-11, 11,410CRI,
P11, 'p'.-NLfC0CjI4' P-NECCOH" w-CIC6144. MeiNW-14,
Cilit, or p-O..NC4H,) hydrolysis at 710 or ~0-* it, I to .10r 111,901
soins. The structure of R hai ofilk a ruirior effect clil tile IIY-
(Jrujysi~;. killetics jue to 11 frinqkrly siu~ujtaixow., protoniziLtion Rild
(IIjO)4 addit. reactimi.
REEL/ FIUME
1 &7 15 1739

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Acc.' Nr. Abstracting'Servic'e:~ kef Gode:
Ono^ A
OV04185.9-- CHEMICAL ABST.
VY)
99456k Struct-le ad remactivAy of hydri2ine derivotives.
XXI. Kinetics of the alkAlin* hydrolysis of c3rtmOill axid
~Ydrszides, Grekov. 'IL.A)
.. " j ~' -
JV'U, O~ I N VZ$-
'Yhf:'rt*aCtioFI rates. "tiv*tjoli vntTgh."' ikoiwnius
frequency factors, and reaction entlialpies were dletd. lif alk-
RCONHN'lli (1), R - Ph, ~-NUCJij,~p-AIO)Cilti. Pr' hile. or
McOCHO hydrolysis at 2k. 401, or W". The ioniration q I 'I in-
creases very rapidly with the conen. of Alk. SO".; in 5%, 1011,
90% 1 is ionixtd. The ionitafloo Jjjjj