SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PEVZNER, R.A. - PIGROVA, G.D.

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AP0100367
gave 25% 2-nitro-5-methyl-1,3,4-oxadiazole, in. W. For this
prepn. it was essential to shorten.the contact with okcids, as 1,3,4-
oxadiazoles are unstable in acids. The following I.were rtyorted
shown): 0, m. 256-7*; 1, m. 280-~')*' and,? tn'. 260-1 . Al-
4f
though 2-aminoimidazole and 2,ainihopyridine failed to yield
nitro derivs. by this method owing to instability of the diaronium,
NQA
n N-N
N, (Uj
N~
H
forms, the results confirmed the previously suggested mechanism
for the introduction of the NO, group. - (B., el al.i 1969). The
following Hwere,similarly prepd. (Z and R showit): S, H. m.
82*; S, Me, m. 62*; S, Ph, m. 141'; 8, o-O2NC$Ii4, m. 131*;
S. P-06NC4HA. m. 179% 0, Met m. 75*; and CH~~ H, m. 175*.
The yields were 25-76%. G. M. Kosolapoff Ij
-1984-1-7,90

USSR UDC 591.488.4-135.044:597.82
V. I.,
V -PNIKOV, Ya. A., GAZENKO, 0. G., TITOVA, L. K., GO,VARDOV5K1,Y,_,_
GRIBAKIN, F. G., BRONSHTLYIN, A. A., ip
9,.A., AMNOVA, M. Z.,
MASHINSKIY, A. L., PkL`MB;X,11, L. R., 1VkNOV, V. F."!, TSIMPLIS, T. P.$
IMARKEYEVICH, T. A., and PYATKrHA, G. A.,-Laborat,ory of EvOlUtional
Morphology, Institute of Evolutionary Physiology and Blochenistry imeni
I. M. Sechenov, Academy of Sciences USSR, Leningrad
"Development of the Vestibular Apparatus (Labyrinth) of the Frog Rana
temporaria. in Weightlessness"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Evolyutsionnoy Biokhimii i Fiziologii, Vol 8, No 3,
Mlay/Jun 72, pp 343-350
Abstract: To study the effect of weightlessness on develcpment of vertebrate
vestibular apparatus, 43-hour artificially fertilized Rana tomporaria eggs
were subjected to a 40-hour flight in the Soyuz-10, after vhich OlCy WUre
fi::ed and observed with an electron microscope. Embryos in the early gastrula
stage were used to ensure that takeoff acceleration was experienced prior to
establishment of definitive vestibular apparatus, in liglit of evidence that
acceleration does have considerable impact on receptor cell development at
the later stages. Normal development proceeded to the tail bud stage during
1/2
offs

USSR
VIIN IIKOV)
Ya. A., et al., Zhurnal Evolyutsionnoy Biokhimii i Fiziologii, Vol
8 No 3, Ifay/Jun 72, pp 343-350
the flight. as it did in control embryos, and no differences were detected in
development of the presumptive otocysts and the eighth ganglion. Morphology
is described in detail, the main feature being the beginning of differentiation
of receptor and support cells in the presumptive otocysts and of bipolar neuro-
blasts in the eighth ganglion. Thus weightlessness has no effect on develop-
ment in general and on differentiation of the future vestibular apparatus in
frog embryos.
2/2
66

USSR UDC 522.897
FEVZNER S. L., Komsomol'sk on Amur
:#Invariant Pairs of Real Quadratic Forms'
Kazan', Izvestiya VUZ, Matematika (News of the Higher FAucational Institutions,
Mathematics) No. 7(98), July 1970, p, 83-91
Abstract: A system of invariant pairs of forms consists of elemrntary finite and
infinite divisors and minimal indexes of matrix A -NO. Each real and infinite
elementary divisor has a corresponding arithmetic invariant that can take values
of +1 and -1. These arithmetic invariants are called "signatures of real ele-
mentary divisors." A theorem is given that offers a,new method for ealculating
the powers of the elementary divisors of matrix A - X G (which holds for both
real and complex forms). Also, a method is given for finding the signatures of
real elementary divisors for any pair of forms. The ranipulation of the matrix
transformations is amply illustrated for:.each of the three theorems given. Orig.
art, has 8 refs. a

USSR UDC: 531-383
BALYASNIKOVA, A. N., KOROVKIN, A. M..,.PEYZNIZ Ye M.,, Leningrad Institute
of Precision Mechanics and Optics
"Calculating the Potential of the Rotor in an Electrostatic Gyroscope"
Leningrad, Izvestiya VUZov.
Priborostrayeniye, Vol 16, No 2, 1973, pp 72-77
Abstract: A procedure is outlined and expressions are derived for calcu-
lating the potential of the rotor of an electrostatic M-roscope in the case
of arbitrarily directed displacements of the rotor which are smpll ir. com-
parison with the electrode-rotor gap for geometrically distinct electrode
systems. An electrode system classification is proposed vhich enables
determination of the general properties of a given system, In accordance
with the proposed classification, conditions are fo-und wbich guarantee zero
rotor potential for electrode systems -various goolnetry.
IA
95

USSR UDC: 531-383
BALYASITIKOVA, A. N., KOROVKIN, A. M., PEVZMM, Ye. M., Leningrad Institute
of Precision Mechanics and Optics
"Concerning the Influence of Orthogonal Axes of the Suspension of an Elec-
trostatic Gyroscope in the Case.of.Zero Rotor Potential"
Leningrad, Izvestiya VUZov: Priborostroyeniye, Vol 16, No 2, 1.973, pp 84-87
Abstract: The paper deals with the question of determining the mutual
influence of a system of electrodes in a suspension with three mutually
perpendicular axes, assuming condition-,, of zero rotor potential for small
rotor displacements. The proposed formulas can be used to derive expres-
sions for the forces acting on all three.axes at large rotor displacements
as well.
rd

'rDC 531.383
CO%TU'rlUC-T)IE ROTOR POTENTIAL OF AN ULLIKOSTATIC GYROSCUPL.
rArticle by A. H. Mlvaanlk~a, A. M. KorovkIn. And Ye, P
,-.ft%,zncr. Leninzrad.
Rumatan, No 1, Jan-inry 1973. recomanded by Chair of Elec-
trical En;Inerring, subcItted 13 AVrII 1972, pp 72-771
lit the article in- problem of the cirtermination of a rotor
putrnatial of An electru4tatic gyroscope is considered, with
r-op-ct to matims of the rotor that are Arbitrary with respect
t" dirtctivri anti small with rciatinnnhip to the cloarance
bt-twetri the electrode and the rotor. A classification
of sys".ma of electrodes I; propnscd. which makes it
pr~.sihle to dater mint. tho xtn~tat properties of same oystern
or other. In accordance i4b the proposed cLasmification.
conditions are deri ed for pr"ision of a zero potf-riti.ol of
the rrv
tor Itir eysterns,of. electir-odes. that dL[fLr. with respect. -
to g~umctry.
As Is well known, the inagnitude of the drift of an electrostatic gyro.
scope to determined basically by the momenta of the forces of electrostatic
And,magrictic origin. The mnmants of the forceR of the electric field depend
upon the potential induced In the rotor. the value of which varies in the
motion of th,! rotor. Th-A#, for An tatimate of the moment acting on the rotor
uf a gyrrjocvpe It is necessary to know the, magnitude and the sign of the rotor
poteritkal.
The problem of the determination of t-he rotor potential in considered
wlih reference to a suspension (gimbals) operating on dIrert voltage. with
the following conditionit and assumptions: the electrodes ar:,arranKed atong
the three mutualli~ perpendicular axes of the gimbals; the 4i laicements of

-the r,)trr are qmill in comparw4nn with the s-Ircirl-or. rotor clearance; tr-sr,d~.ry
elfetA0do not exist And the elertricil held t, Im ~I~rrrd in the cleartince
the electrode and the rotor.
2

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C9 (5)
Eril

Fi.-,jrt 1. Clagitficati9n tit clvctrod~-%. 1) axially symmetrical systems:
4) neymmetricAl systrin.; 1) runcouiric: 4) contiguous; 5) mixed.
Systems of electrade-s 4r~ encountered In practice. providing for
#uip~nsi~n ot tho rqlor, which, with rv~"ct to design formulation. may be
dividpa' IP the following niamier (rigurv 1):
Z
1) lexially syrnm~.rrlcal ;y4tvtria- - xy stems inwhich the dimcn2iuns and
rn-4tual arran4~rntnr of the ~Itrtrrpdes airing each of the axes of the suslienslon.
colacide (Figore 1. &. 6);
Z) 4symmetrie4i sy%t--m4--"yxt#.-m9 in which. for the purpose a( giving
thed4vUe as a %hole some tiLfinite properties. the ditnenalorks or muttial
arrangement of the electrodes alvag, one of the axei of lbe %U4penpion, do not
-ca Incide wItri tht dimensions or mu tual arrangement of the electrodes along
the orther.,axes (Firure Z. c. d),
it
Depending upon thr,. dc.Pign formulation ,I the Orellrades. alonij aftch
f the axes of the suspenotqn, the system* listed above may be. concentric
0
triquire 2. &)--syatems in which some axks of the RAA.Pensio. to the axis of
symmetry of sill tho electrodes, proi,iding for waspentiion of the, rotor along
this "is; contiguous fFigure 2, bj-ay#"ms, in which the pairs .1 electrode*
pr-~riding the forept in thr d1rection of some axis of the suspension are
arr:kngod contigo~unly relative to this axis. *Ikith Is also the axis of
symmetry of the pairs ofeloctrodea-, or mixed (Figure Z. c. d).
Such a classificaticn makes it possibLe to determine the general pro-
perties propvr to some system or other of electrodes.
. 2 .

USSR
PEYQIK-, Kh I
UDC 669,71'24.018.9
I#Some Peculiarities of Explosions of Aerosols of Bi:ivry Alloys in the
Aluminum-Nickel System"
Probl. inzh. okhrany truda [Problems of Engineering Protection of Labor
z
collection of works] (Moscow Institute of Steels and Alloy:3, 63), Moscow,
1970, 45-49, (Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal-Nletallurgiya, No. 1,
1971, Abstract No.1 C157 by the author).
Translation: The dependence is establish-ed between the maximum explosion
pressure and the Tate of pressure increase and the content of Ni in tile
alloy. Data produced indicate extreme~danger of explbsions of powders
of Al plus Ni alloys at plants. 2 ftgulres- table.

09Y
USSR UDC 576-851-45-077-3
PEYSAKHIS, L. A., LARIONOV. G. M., and STEPANOV, V. M,, Central Asian Plague
~~~nfti,buie, Alma-Atia,
"Diagnostic Value of Serological Tests in Detecting Antibodies to Pasteurella
pestis"
Moscow., Laboratornoye Delo, No 3, 1973,:PP 162-165
Abstract: Experiments were performed with gerbils eq)osed -to fleas infected with
Past. pestis strain 151 to determine the relative me-1-its of the passive hemag-
glutination and antigen neutralization tests as a mans of detecting fraction
one of the m4.crobe and specific antibodies to it. Four days after exposure,
blood was drawn from the emimals to run the two tests simultaneously. The
antigen neutralization test was found to be superior during, both the infectious
and postinfectious periods, in the three, main criteria of the irmiunological
response: frequency of occux-rence of antibodies, raean georreLric titers, and
maximwn titers. The antibodies were found more frequvmtly and in higher titers
not only during the first tito weeks after infection, but throughout the 6
months' observation period.
Vi

USSR mc.- 598.842.8:616.981-452
PEaYS.A~KaL. A., STOGOV, I. I., STEPANOV, V. M., and BIBIKOV, D. I., Central
Mian Scientific Research Antiplague Institute, Alma Ata
"BLperinental Study of Plague in the Wheatear (0enwithe i.-abellina) in Connection
With Its Possible Role in Natural Foci of the Diseasell
Moscow, Zoologicheskiy Zhurnal,' Vol 49, No 11 ,Nov 70, pp 1691-1696
Abstract: Oontrary to the widely held view that birds are not susceptible to
plague, the -vjheatear (0enanthe isabellina) proved to be highl nsit4ve to the
y2se
agent of the disease. Of 46 birds inoculated with doses of 10 to 10' microbial
cells, 33 died 2 to 19 days later unith the septic fcni of plague. Xenopsylla
cheopis and Ceratophyllus laeviceps fleas allowed -to feed on. the, sick birds jus'
U
before they died became infected. I-Jlhlen placed an he-allthy w-heatears ~_nd seve-al
rodent species, the flea.3 transmitted the disease to these animals. Since the
-vr - nctor.
wheatear lives in close contact ith rodent plague i, ti, it probably partici-
pates in circulation of the agent and its.disoominaticn throughout the riatural
fcci. The fact that many of the expex-imentally infected bi-rds did not show aiy
symptoms of plague for rrore than 6 days indicates the pos~7ibility that during
their seasonal migrations sick birds may carry the agent long dist-ances during
the incubation period of the disease.
1/1

USSR UDC 669.721-472(088.8)
CHEPRASOV, 1. 111. SELI-DI'S-OV, D. K. , CHIKOMM, A. I., BESTIAtl IAYF-~ ~11 -
PEYSAKHOV, I. L.,; and BYMHOVER, L. N.
"Method of Purifying Waste Gasestl
USSR Author's Certificate No. 267586, Filed 12/05/68, Published 14/07/70,
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal-Metallurgiya, No. 1, 1971, Abstr.3ct
No.1 G171 P).
Translation: A method is suggested for purifying wastc gases to remove
Cl.2and C1 2- containing products by trIns,mitting the gases through
inorganic reagents. In order to increase the degree alf: purification and
simplify the process, the inorganic reagents used are wastes of Ti and
its alloys in the IF rm of fine sponge or chips. Exanplc. The Fases
10
0
pumped from the cathode space O.L a magnesium electrolyzer, at 360
containin- 5-6 j-g'l C1 are passed without preliminary drying to a layer
29
of crushed, unheated titanium sponge. The sponge is heated by the gases
th-eriselves to 250-1-80'. All of the Cl2 contained in the gases is trapped
by. the sponge, forming lower chlorides of Ti, which are then dechlorinated
to produce TjCI 4'
93

USSR. UDC: 621.396-69-621-314.2
PEYSAEHGV-LCH V., A., MRSKIY, K. Ls
"A High-Fre quency Transformer With an Open Ferrite Core".
Tr. VNII tokov vysok. chastoty (Works of the All-Union Scientific Rese.Qarch
Institute of High-Frequency Currents), 1970, -,Y~- 11, pp 2o8-217 (from
RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 1. Jan No lV318)
71, Abstract
Translation: The peculiarities of the transformer are considered. Tbe
coupling factor has decisive importancefor evaluating the advisability of
using the transformer. A formula is recommended for determining this
factor. Data are given from industrial tests of an experimental model of
the transformer in the high-frequency,unit of a mill for welding aluminum
sheathing on commmications cable. It is shown that the use of a trans-
former with an open ferrite core in a high-frequency welding device makes
it possible to increase welding speedi reduce the capacitance of the
condenser bazA~, and simultaneously reduce,the voltagr_ of the load circuit
and increase the load of the vacuum-tOe oscillator. Six illustrations,
two tables, bibliography of three titles.
V1
4o-
IN

2,~. '627 UNCL.ASsrFIED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
FT-ITLE--OPTICS OF SPECTRAL INSTRUMENTS iU
.4,AUTHOR--PEYSAKHSONi ilove
~COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
"''SOURCE--OPTICS OF SPECTRAL INSTRUMENTS-(OPTIKA SPEKTRALINYKH PRIBOROV)
~LENINGRAD, MASHINOSTROYENIYEr 1970, VO PP
-,A)ATE- PUBLISHED ------- 70
'SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--OPTIC SYSTEM, OPTIC PRISM,~OPTIC ms-rRlJMFNT, LIGHT WSPERSION,
SPECTROGRAPHo.MUNOCHROMATORP SPECTROSCOPE, DIFFRACTION GRATING
C GNTR OL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
~~,~DCCUMEMT CLASS--tJNCLASSlf:lED
.PROXY REEL/FRtkME--3006/0032 STFP NO---U.R/0000/70/00~')/000/00-01/C)270

-2/2 027 lJNCL A SSI F I ED PROCESS ING DATE--27NOV7r;
-ZJRC ACCESSION NO--AM0133914
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--((J) GP-0- ABSTRACT. PREFACE 3, 1 N TR 00 UC T 110 N5.
CHAPTER I BASIC CHARACTERISTUCS OF OPTICAL sys*rEms OF SPECTRAL
UNSTRUMENTS 11. 11 DISPERSION DEVICES 30. .11 1 SPECTROGRAPHS 64.
IV MONOCHROMATORS 126. V SPECIAL TYPES 01: SPECTkOGRAPHS,
POLYCHROMATORS AND SPECTROSCOPES 184. VI INSTRumEwrs WITH CONICAVE
0-IFFRACTIOU GRATINGS 206, VII INSTRUMENTS WITH PRIS."i AND FLAT
GRATING IN NONPARALLEL BEAMS 248. ~APPENDIXES 261. LITERATURE 167.
THE BOOK THROWS L IGHT ON OUES T I ON S ~OF :THEORY AND DE S I GN OF OP T I C4L
SYSTEMS OF SPECTRAL INSTRUMENTS.. IT :WAS. WRITTEN FOR SCIENTIFIC ANO
.-ENGINEERrNG TECHNICAL WORKERS, OCCUPIED WITH THE DESIGN OF OPTICS,
C04STRUCTION AND PRODUCTIOl"I OF SPE-CM&L. APPARATUS. IT iMAY BE USEFUL TO
~.SPECTROSCOPIST PRACTIONERS OF SCIENTIFIC INSrlrUTES AND FACTORY
AND ALSO TO SENIOR STUDENTS SPECIALIZING IN OPTICS AT
TECHNICAL INSTITUTES AND UNIVERSITIES-,

-1/2 13 --27NOV70
U C 'u",ASS i - F ~ E' D- PROCESSING DATE
NG
TATLE--CONCAVE OIFFRACTION GRATINGS WITH:VARIABLE SPACI -U-
AUTHOR-(04)-GERASIMOV# F.M.t YAKOVLEVi E.A.t PEYSAKHSONv 1,V.,p KOSHELEV,
B.V.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
28(4), 790-5
',~.-~~,SOURCE-OPT. SPEKTROSK. 1970v
~DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
.-.-.TOPIC TAGS--DIFFRACTION GRATING, ASTIGMATISM,:SPE-CTROSCOPY
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
--UNCLA SS I F I ED
DOCUMENT CLASS
PROXY Rlr-EL/FRAME--2000/1266- STEP NO--UR1005L/70/,028/004/0790/07,-35
CIRC ACCESSION N0-00124917
UNCLASSIF TED

PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
112 013 UNCLA S S I F41 E D
CIRC ACCESSION Ni)--AP0124917
AtISTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT.: THE PROPERTIES OF CONCAVE
DIFFRACTION GRATINGS WITH LINEARLY CHANGING LINE DISTANCE ARE DISCUSSED
JN RELATION TO THE IMAGE STIGMATISM. A METHOD IS GIVEN FOR THE PREPN.
~OF GRATINGS WITH.VARIABLE SPACING,FOR*REDUCING ASTIGMATISM IN THE
WAVELENGTH REGION USED IN SPECTROSCOPY.

029 UNCLASSIOLE'li:, PAOCESS ING DATE--30OCT70
TI TLE-01 SCU~~ TI N
N 'UOUS LL~;AUNICATICN IN A MULT I BEA14 CHAt'q(:L ivll'H SYMBOL
OVtRLAPPING -U-
AUTH0R--PEYSIKl-.MAN, A.L.
C CUNT;4Y OF INFU-USSR
.-SGW~CE-MUSCGirt RADlUTLKHNlKAq NU 3 p 197Uv PP 5-8
DATE PUBL I S hE C-----7 0
SUdJECT AREAS-NAVIGATION
-~'JUPIC TAGS- IN T ERFERENCE IP~MUNITY, RADIO ECHO, SIGNAL REC-EPTION, IIULTIPLEX
SIGNAL
L"7tONTROL HARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY kLEL/FkAME--I1999/I290 STEP NO--UR/0108170/000/003/0005/0008
CIRC ALCESSICN NC-AP0123249
z I IN t" L 11 s S I i I f:
il 0 1

212 029 UNCLASSIFFED: PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
~~ClkC ACCESSICN NC-AP0123249
AbSTRACT/F-XTRACT-(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. RESISTANCE TO INTERFERENCE A 'ND THE
RELATIVE EFFICIENCY OF AN INTEkRUPTEb CHA-NNEL ARE DETERMINED. THE
OPERATING THRESHOLD fjF THE CHANNEL LS ESTABLISHED AND CORkECTED WITH
~.RESPECT TO THE ECHO SIGNAL A14PLITUDE RATIO.
k:1 ilih kk n 41.i,

WZ ozi UNI~~AWFIEO~, PROCE
r-.ITL.E=-METH00 OF GR%VITY DETEqM,lNATIO4 IN MOTION -U-
,UTH:)R-,M5)-LlSITSl.%', YU.N., LO NSKAYA, AgM., MARAYEV,
0
L..U- t- PEYSI
OUNTRY -INFO--USSR
OURCE--GEOFIZICHESKAYA APPAR TURA, 1969, MIR 39t P 161;
~
TUR
;~NR_204618
E PUBLISHED-----70
SUBJECT AREAS--EARTH SCIENCES AND OCEANOGRAPHY
rOPIC TAGS--GRAVIMETER, GRAVITYv TOWED BODY
,'CNTROL 44RKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
)OCUMENT rLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
L.S., NEMTSOV,
AUTHOR CERTIFICATE
)ROXY REEL/FRAME--300711779 STEP NO--UR/0482/70/000/000/0000/0000
:IRC ACCESSION NO--AA0137019
Ui'qrl LASS I FIED____

212 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
I RC'~ACCESS ION NO--AA01370 19
ABSTRACT/=-XTR4CT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A METHOD OF GRAVITY DETERMINATIM
IN MOTION, BASED ON TOWING THE GRAVIMETER IN A GONDOLA AT A GIVEN DEPTH
...WHILE SIFULLTANEOUSLY MEASURING DEPTH.VALVES AND GRAV111ETER RE4DINGS, IS
REPORTED. TO EXCLUDE PERTURBING ACCELERATIOiNS A.,10 TO INCREASE ACCURACY,
THE VERTICAL ACCELERATIONS OF THE FOUNDATION ARE~DETERMINED FROM DEPTH
MEASUREMENT' AND THE OBTAINED VALUES COMPUTED FROM THE GRAVIMETER
READINGS.

USSR UDC 581-192-08
PEYVE, YA..,V., TAGODIN, B. A., and BAKEYEVA, N. M.
"Preparative Electrophoresis of 'Proteins on Polyacrylamide Gel"
Moscowp Biofizicheeklye Ifetody v Fiziologii Ractenly, Nauka, 1971, PP 5-13
Translation of Russian Abstracti A method of prepaa-ative electrophoresis of
proteins on polyacrylanide gel is described. The method makes it possible
to separate proteins according to their molect--lar weight, structure, d
L, an
magnitude of charge. The work was done with equipment naie entirely of
plexiglas. It was built according to.the type B apraratus designed by D.
Rakussn and It'. Kallvaniko. The equipment was modifieA as follows. A cooling
jacket was mounted around the upper electrophoretic column; instead of the
bolts affixing the column to the elution chamber, a slip mantle and a screw-
on lower column were used. To reduce resistanve, the lower gel was eliminated,
and contact is established by filling the lower electrophoretic cduzan with
the electrode buffer solution, The method i5 demonnt:~~-ated kv wing hemoglobin
obtained from the tubers of bean plantsi fodder 1*aria, soy beans, an! lupine.
The formulas for the buffer solutions and the gel polymerization solutions
were taken from th-3 recc,;maendations on the analytical disc electrophoresis of
hemo-lobin. The isolated protein fractlons contain -the various hemorl b n
highly purified
components In the unchanged state and in a sufficienid.,
condition.

Fm~
1/2 006 UNCtASSIFf Efj PROCESSING DATE-30OCT'r
TITLE-THE ROLE OF MICROELEMENTS IWSYMBIOTIC NirROGENFIXATION -U-
AUTHOR-PEYVE, YA.v.
COUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
SOURCE-JZVESTIYA AKADEMII NAUK SSSR, SERIYA BIOLOGICHESKAYAt 1970, NR 2,
PP~ 238-245
DATE PUBL ISHED---70
SUBJECT AREAS-AGRICULTURE
TOPIC TAGS-ENZYME ACTIVITY# LEGUME CROPt FERTILIZER APPLICATIONs PROTEIN
.NITROGEN
TROLI-~MARKING-NO, RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REELIFRAME-200010572 STEP NO--UR/0216170100ij/002/023810245
'~__CIAC ACCESSICN NC--AP012426T
UNCLASSIFIEG

--2/2- 006 UNCLASSt P LED PRdCESSKNG DATE--30OCT7
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0124267
AS-5TRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT* APPLICATION OF MICROFERTILIZERS
~.(MOLYBDENIC* COBALTICP BORIC9.COPPERY AND,OTHERS) PERMITS TO REGULATE
ENZYME ACTIVITY CCNNECTED WITH SYMBIOTIC NITROGEN FIXATION AND TO
",~.INCREASE CONSIDERABLY THE YIELD OF..LEGUMES CULtURES, PROTEIN CONTENTS I
THE CROP AND NITROGEN ACCUMULATIOWIN JHE SOIL~. FACILITY:
~TIMIRYAZEV INSTITUTE QF.PLANT.PHYSIOL0GY, ACADEMY OF SCIENCES USSR.

1/2 027 UNC-LASSIFIED PROCESSING D4TE--18SEP70
HIGH SPEED STOMATOLOGICAL APPARATUS AND SOME FEATURES SPECIFIC
TO THEIR USE -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-PODOBED, A., PEYZAN* Rot YATSKOVETSv No
-:.-.,COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
:~.~'SOURCE- STOMATOLOGIYA, 1970v VOL 49v NR 2, PP 75-7~8
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICACSCIENCES
OPIC TAGS-ORAL DISEASEt MEDICAL APPARATUS
CONTROL M4RKING--NiO RESTRICTIONS
.~:~.oncUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REE-L/FRAMF--1965/1847 STEP NO--URtO5ll/70/04gfOO2/0075/0078
ACCESSION NO--AP0101892
t J N C L-A SI F ID -
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2/2 027 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0101892
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. SUMMARY. THE PAPER DISCUSSES THE
DESIGNS OF NEW HIGH SPEED STOMATOLOGlCAL APPARATUS. THE AUTHORS
TA AND THE ADVANTAGES OF UNIVERSAL
DESCRIBE THE MAIN TECHNICAL OA
STOMATOLOGICAL APPARATUS IN COMPARISON WITH SIMILAR EQUIPMENT
MANUFACTURED PREVIOUSLY BY THE SOVIET INDUSTRY AND FOREIGN MODELS.
INFORMATION-IS GIVEN OF THE FEATURESPECULLIAR TO THE OPERATION OF THE
REFERRED TO EQUIPMENT AND MAINTENANCE.FDR LONG TERM WORK.

-029 UNCLASSIFTE ~PflOCESSING DATE--230CT70
..-T,ITLE--PHOTOMETRIC CHARACTERISTICS OF WHITE TITANIUM ENAMELS IN RELAT ION'
TO COOKING AND FIRING CONDITIONS -U-
~-AUTHOR-103)-ZASUKHINA, L-Z-, SMIRNOVAw G*Pvv PEYZNERt 6,Z.
--USSR
-,,QUNTRY OF INFO
-~-,STEKLO KERAM. 1970, 2712)l 27-9
OU RC E
i_ -PUBLISHED ------- 70
~.AT E
UBJ EC T AREAS--MATERIALS
-TTOPIC TAGS--TITANIUMt ENAMEL, PHOTOMETRIC ANALYSIS, OPTIC BRIGHTNESS,
MATERIAL TESTING E(jUIPMEPNT/(UIFB2 PHOTOELECTRIC BRIGHTOMETER
~GONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
:'-,bocUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
-".,PROXY REEL/FRAME--1995/1258 STEP Nt)--UR/0072/'70/027/002/0027/0029
-CIQC ACCESSInN NO--AP0116720
tjLil- I A CC I Fj E:

212 029 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
..CIRC ACCESSION NJ--AP0116720
BSTR ACT /EXTRACT-- (U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. PHOTOMETRIC CHARACTERISYICS (IF A
LARGE NO. OF TI ENAMELS OF KNOWN COMONS. AS WELL AS AS A NO. OF OTHER
COATINGS WERE STUDIED, BOTH OF DOMESTIC AND OF FOREIGN ORIGIN. THE
MEASUREMENTS WERE MADE WITH A PHOTOELEC, BRIGHTONIETER FB-2t AND TliE
..BR-IGHTNESS CGEFF. WAS MEASUkED FROM THE DATA OBTAINED IT FOLLOWS THAT
THE DIFFUSE REFLECTION COEFF. ~ANNOT~SERVE AS THE INUICATOR FOR THE
WHITENESS OF ENAMEL COATINGS. THE CHARACTERISTICS OF SOME OF THE BEST
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN ENAMELS ARE NJTEO. THE COLOR CHARACTERISTICS OF TI
ENAMELS WERE MEASURED ALSO'ON PLATELETS PREPD* FRILM FlITS OBTAINED FROM
R
VARIOUS DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN FIRMS. IT IS OBVIOUS THAT THE HIGH
WHITENESS AND THERMAL STABILITY OF THE COLOR PIDEXES OF ENAMEL COATINGS
CAN BE ACHIEVED ()NLY BY A COMPLEX OF MEASUKES: HIGH QUALITY RAW
MATERIALS9 STRICT CONTROL OF THE PRODUCTION CONDITIONS OF THE ENAMELSt
AND THE FIRING CONDITIONS OF THE COATINGS. THERMAL STABILITY OF
-~-..PHOTOMETRIC CHARACTERISTICS OF TI ENAMELS CAN BE ACCOMPLISHED BY THE
INTROOUCTION OF CERTAIN STABILIZING MICRO ADONS.. FACILITY:
!'-LEN INGRAD* TEKHNOL* INST. IM*.LENSOVETIAt LENtNGgADt USSR@

USSR UDC 669.296
SUL1111-11 V. V., KORNILOV, I. I., and
"Distribution Factors of Titanium and Iron in Zirconium"
Moscow, Tsvetnyye Metally, No. 79 Jul 71, P 50
Abstracti The behavior of titanium and iron admixtures in elec-
-perimentally investiga-
tron-beam, zone melting of zirconium was ex-
ted on the basis of the relation 0 n
n where
0
K-= distribution factor of Ti and Fe in Zn ; Cn concentration
of the admixture in the quasi-stat-ionary region of the ingot after
n passages of the zone 0 =- concentration of the admixture in
the initial ingot ; g reaucedvaporization coefficient of the
admixture calculated from a given formula. Tabulated.experimen-
tal data show the distribution of Fe and Tit.afte-r zone melting
U
'of Zn. The. average distribution.coefficients of Fe and Ti in Zn
were found to be K.Ve = 0.29 and KTj 0.48 Two tables, two
as, five biblio. refs.
TArmul
!T!1-77---'~; TT ~TFT-,T1f7FFM-1

USSR UDC 621-371.029.55 d
VSMIOMATOKAYA., I. S. GLADYS=, A, 1-1. V. GORSHKOVA, E. Z.
DUMBRAVA, Z. P. , MROMEV, IT. K. , ZOLOTAREV, Ye. =Y_A_T-.OVS1:IY,
V. NOVIZOVA, 11. 1-1. il~ D.
PODDELISM, If. I., and RUDYKA, L. V.
"Some Results of InveotiEations Into Tilted Short-Pulse Sounding
in Ranges up to 400 km long"
Hoscow, V sb. X Vses. konf. Po rasprostr. radiovoln. Tezisy doki.
Sekts. 1 (Tenth IL11-Union Conference on the Propagation of Radio
Waves; Report Theses; Section 1--collection of wofKs) "l-iauka,"
19729 pp 347-348 (from RM-Radiotekhnika, No 10, 10,72, Abstract
No 10A333)
Translation: Results are given of the selection of optinatl operat-
ing frequencies for ranges of varying extent, the identif ication
of propaganda modes, and the determination of.the spectral char-
acteristics of tho fluctuations in signal level. A. L.

USSR
UDC 621.375.826
-P VEWIKE, V., LAU, A., VAYGMAN, 131. 1., LDITS, K., GADOV, P
"Procedure for Separating the Weak Lines of Forced Combimation Scattering by
Means of Selective Absorption on the Frequency of -tbe Strongest Stokes Components?
V sb. Kvant. elektronika (Quantum Llectronics--collection of works), Moscow,
No 5, 1971, pp 129-131 (from RZli-Radiotekhnika, No 1, 1972, Abstract I-Zo ID3112)
Translation: In the presence of forced combination scattering, usually only
the combination scattering component with the largest araplification coefficient
appears in the spectrum. Its appearance. causes -such strong depletion. of the
intensity of the exciting laser that the other combination scattering signals
cannot grow to the sensitivity threshoid of the recolver. By selective absorp-
tion for the predominant Stokes component it it; possible to facilitate the
appearance of other combimation scattering frequencies. It was theoreticAlly
demonstrpted that when using an absorbing liquid for which the ratio of the ab-
sorption coefficient on the frequency.of the first Stokes component and on the
laser frequency of 100:1 is obtained, the detection threshold of the weak con
ponent can be reduced by 7 times. The bibliography has 5 entries.

-~-VSSR UDC: 621.375.826+621.039.64
SIGEL R. WITKOWSKI S. BAUMHACKER H. BUCHL K. ELDINIANN, K.
I I P.11 I
IfORA H. , MENNICKE, H. , MULSER, P.., 9~.111.,2.",MZMANN, 14.