SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PLATONOV, V.P. - PLEKHOV, V.P.

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PLATONOV, V. P., and YANG9-EVSKIY, V. I., Doklady Akademil Nauk SSSR, Vol 208,
No 3, 1973, pp 541-544,
the statement: the commutant GL(1,D) coincides with SL(1,D). For SU(~)
everything is also reduced to a certain hypothesis on the structure of a
body D with involution,
At the present time the hypothesisfor SL(n,D) has been 'Proved for
p-adic fields and algebraic number fields, the hypothesis for SU( 0 only for
p-adJ.c fields. The purpose of the article is +,o prove the hypothesis -Cor any
global fields The fundzuriental thooran, isl Over global field K the t7oup
BU ((~ ) - TU La-,iz generated by transvections and Is 'the commutant of
the group U~4 'Ibe proof of this theorem essentially depands on proving
the hypothesis for SL(n,D). In particular, the hypothesisfor SL(n,D) must be
piroved for a functional global field. This Is done by a slight modification
of WANG's reasoning, using the theory of class fields for functional fields.
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KARTASHEV, K. B., PISTUNOVICH, V. I., P )V V.,.Lr RYUTOV, V. D.,
FILIMONOVA, YE. A.
"Detection of Fast Electrons in Plasmoid Injection,into a Transverse Magnetic
Field"
-Moscow, Pis1ma v Zhurnal 1:ksperimentallnoy i Teorevicheskoy Fiziki, Vol. 1.5,
No. 1, 5 Jan 72, pp 7-9
Abstract: Past electrons observed in the injection of aplasmoid into a trans-
verse magnetic field are described. The experiments, were conducted on the
INYeS device described by Colovin, et al, at the IV international ConFerenc-
on Plasma Physics and Thermonuclear Research at Mad.h;on in June 1971. It is
noted that when a Dlasmoid enters a transverse magnetic field,there should
occur a redistribution of energy between the ion and electron component-s, as
has been discussed theoretically by many authors using a one-dimensional model
of an equilibrium boundary layer between the plasma and tile magnetic field.
In this model the Dlasma flow incident on the magnetic field is reflected as
a whole from the "magnetic wall" and acceleration of electrons and slowing
down of ions occurs in the trapsition layer formed due to separation of the
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KARTASHEV, K. B., et al, Pis'mA v Zhurnal Eksperimintal'noy i Teoreticbeskoy
Fiziki, Vol. 15, No. 1, 5 Jan 72, pp 7-9
charges. Upon injection of the plasmoid into the magnetic field there was
recorded x-radiation with an energy of the order of the energy of the incident
protons. The radiation was recorded by a scintillation detector from the
central region of the trap. Oscillograms of the x-radiation are shown for
different magnetic field strengths. The intensity of the radiation increased
with an increase in the field strength from I to 2.5 koe. In the absence of
a magnetic field the radiation was never observed. A first narrow radiation
peak on the time scale corresponds to the time of input of the plasmoid into
the magnetic field. A second, wider peak arises simultaneously with the.
beginning of radiation of the spectral line of coppr:.,r Cul,-- i.e., at the tire
of entry of the plasmoid into the trap from the plasma gun -- for a placmioid
moving with a velocity of 3-106 cm/sec and containin*g a large number of im-
purities. Electromagnetic radiation in the range 14.6-0.8 cm was -recorded
simultaneously with the x-radiation; as in the case of radiation, it was
ne-ier observed in the absence of a transverse magnetic field;and its intensity
increased with an increase in the field strength. The intensive radiation in
the range of characteristic plasirz frequencies and their harmonics indicates
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KARTASHEVY K. B., et al., Pis'na v Zhurnal EksperirenLallnoy i l-'leoreticheskoy
Fiziki, Vol. 15, No 1, 5 Jan 72, pp 7-9
the existence of a plasma with a high level of oscillations in the trap. A
second pulse of x-radiation indicates the presence of high-energy electrons
held in the trap. The study indicates that a considtza~able number of elect-rons
a.cquire energy and are captured in the trap upon the entry of a fast plas-
moid into a transverse magnetic field. The autbors conclude that it remains
-~m of fast electrons
unclear as to what serves as the target for the slowing do
responsible for the appearance of the first x-radiation peak and that the
experimental results cannot be fully explained within the framework of the
aforementioned one-dimensional model.
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TRETIYAKOV, N. Ye., FILIMONOV, V. N.
"Infrared Spectra of the OH Groups on the Surfaces of Oxides"
Uspekhi Fotoniki [The Successes of Photonics Collection of Works], No 2,
Leningrad University Press, 1971, pp 92-129 (Translated from Referativnyy
Zhurnal, Khimiya, No 3, 1972, Abstract No 3 B1505 by S. Grigorovich).
Translation: This review is dedicated to the IR spectra of the OH groups
on the surfaces of the oxides of Be, Mg, Ca, Zn, Y, Al, Ga, In, Ti, Zr, Hf,
Th, Si, Ge, Ta and Ni. Primary attention is given to the following problems:
1) detection and clarification of the specifics of the structure of the
hydroxyl cover on the oxides; 2) conditions of removal of water adsorbed in
molecular form from the surface and conditions of dehydxoxylation of the Sur-
face; 31 interaction.of OH groups with physically adsorbed molecules.
85 Biblio. Refs.
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BURTOV, A. I., GRUSHVITSKri, R. I., METTER, E. Ya.,,~ETROIF A., PLATONOV,
JV V F., ZENKV,-V.--b'.-"
SAVIJTKIN, V. V., VEDESHENKOV, V. 4., VOLKOV, A.
LIKHOXINSKIY, V. S., and SOROKIN, G. K.
"Computer Device~'
Moscow-, Otk7tiva, izobreteniya, promy�hlennyye. obraztsy, tovarnvve znal:i,
No 27, 1972, p 162, No (11) 351216
Translation: This patent describes a computing device containing resolving
modules with decoupling cells at the power supply inputs. It also has a
control block connected to the inputs of a switching block and an ef f iciency
indicator. Every output of the switching block is connected to the control
input- of one of the decoupling cells, thus improving the reliability of the
device.
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NIKOLAYEV, A. I., and L. Ye.
Metody Opredeleniya Autoantitel i ikh Sravnitel'nava Otsenka (Methods of
Determining Autoantibodies and Their Comparative Evaluation), Tashkent,
"Meditsina," 1971, 112 pp
Translation: Annotation: Successful development of research to study the
role of autoimmune processes in the pathogenesis of diseases is linked first
of all to developing simple, sensitive methods of detecting autoantibodies.
A large number of reactions are suggested, many of which are cumbersome
labor-consuming, and abound in errors, while some of them are not sufficiently
sensitive. Antigens prepared by various methods are employed to detect auto-
antibodies. The frequency of detection of autoantibodies during the same
illness differs according to different authors. For this reason it became
necessary to generalize, systematize, and make a comparative evaluation of
the methods, descriptions of which are scattered in numerous periodicals.
Modeni methods of detecting autoantibodies are presented in the monograph
and a comparative evaluation of the methods is given.
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NIKOLAYEV, A. I., and PLATONOVA, L. Ye., Metody Opredeleniya Autoantitel i ikh
Sravuitel'naya Otsenka (Methods of Determining Autoantibodies and Their
Comparative Evaluation), Tashkent, "Meditsina," 1971, 112 pp
The book is intended for a broad range of scientific workers and doctors of
various specializations.
Table of Contents:
Introduction 3
Autoantibodies and the Mechanism of Their Formation 5
Methods of Detecting Autoantibodies 11
Comparative Evaluation of Methods for Detecting Circulating
Autoantibodies 95
Some Methods of Obtaining Antigens From Organs and Tissues for
Serological Reactions 105
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"Thermodynamics of Ejection Processes"
Tr. Vses. nauchno-tekhn. konferentsii po termodinamike. Leninrr, tekhrol.
in-t kholodiln. prom-sti (Works of the All-Union Scientific and Technical
Conference on Thermodynamics. Leningrad Technological Institute of the
Refrigeration Industry), Leningradi 1970, pp 129-3-37 (from RZh-Mekhanika,
No 11, Nov 70, Abstract No 1IB516)
Translation: This article contains a general thermodynamic analysis of
the mixing process in an ejector. It is demonstrated that the ordinary
structural design of ejection equipment with an active, nozzle at a sig-
nificant distance frorn the mixing chamber is not always expedient. A
procedure is proposed for calculating low-head ejectors based on use of
hydraulic methods. In order to check the proposed calculation procedure,
a series of experimental models of an ejector with cylindrical and diffusion
mixing chambers was tested. On the basis of the experimental. study, an
industrial ejection pump was built for supplementing the flue gases when
drying fuel with a high moisture contents The calculated study and experi-
ments performed on a model of the equipment demonstrated the expediency
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PLITONOVA, S. G., Tr. Vzos. nauchno-tekhr.. konferentsii Do
We ol. in-t kfiglodi 1970P
temodinamike. Lenrn r tekhn
pp M-137
of using a scheme for the ejector with an exit cone mixing cbam-ber for
the case where R2T2> RITI; here R is the gas.constant,'T is the tempera-
ture, and the subscripts 1 and 2 refer to,the active and passive flows,
respectively. Industrial tests of the equipment confirmed the correct-
ness of the selected calculation procedure:4 The bibliography has 6
entries.
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USSR UDC 617.761-oog.24-o2:616.282.3
KUMRVMI.- A. Ye.J, EAMAK, V. I., VERICH, G. F., and ILIA~NOVA
.., T. G.,
Academy of Military Iledicine imeni S. M. Kirov, Leningrad
"Parametric Description of Vestibular Nystagmus"
Moscow, Vestnik Otorinolaringologii, NO 3, 1973, PP 31-35
Abstract: Based on a mathematical analysis of nystaqynograms obtained fron 50
subjects, the authors constructed empirical and theoretical curves shoving the
dynamics of the primary parameters of the nystagmic cycle. Using the rpethods
of differential equations theory, they found the secondary paraxneters that
determine the general patterns of nystagmus as a "stimilus -- reaction" process.
Determination of the secondary parameters of vestibular nysta-mus is'of value
in tracing the dynamics of the nysta,;mic reaction in relation to vestibular
function and in diagnosing vestibular disorders. Nystagmus can also be
modeled on a computer. By introducing -perturbations into the secondary param-
eters., one can obtain nystagmic reactions with preassigned properties, i.e.,
artifically create pathological situations and subject them to structural
analysis.
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F___1/2 040 UNCLASStFl IED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
TITLE--USE OF GLASS FIBER REINFORCED PLASTICS IN AIRCRAFT FOR CROP DUSTING
-U_
AUTHOR-(05)-SAKALLYr M.TS.t GOLUBEVAP L.tot BALASHUVP A.YA.t PLATONOVA,
Xma,.o.,TELNOVt N.T.
--USSR
COUNTRY OF INFO
SOURCE-PLAST. MASSY 1970p (2), 58-9
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALSP BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES, AERONAUTICS,
'AGRICULTURE
TOPIC TAGS--CROP DUSTING9 AIRCRAFT MATERIALt GLASS FIBERy REINFORCED
PLASTIC, POLYETHYLENEt PHOSPHATEt CHEMICAL STAB.ILITYt CONTAINER/(UJVPS7
GLASS REINFORCED PLASTICt (U)IIED SM GLASS REINFORCED PLASTICr (U)PNI
GLASS REINFORCED PLASTIC, (U)EF32 0301 REINFORCED PLASTIC
MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/0663 STEP NO--UR/Olgt/701000/002/005810059
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0119571

2/2 040 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP011957V
ABSTRACT/F-XTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT, THE CORROSION RESISTANCE OF LOW 04
P_OLYEHTYLENE (1) AND-OF SEVERAL GLASS FIBER REINFORCED PLASTICSt E.G.t
VPS-7, 11-ED SM, EF 32-0301t AND PN-1 WAS STUDIED TO DEVELOP A SUITABLE
CONTAINER FOR BORDEAUX MIXT, AND SUPERPHOSPHATES IUSED FOR CROP DUSTING
AND SPRAYING). A VPS-7 CONTAINER (PRESSURE COATED WITH 1) HAD SUPERIOR
WEAR RESISTANCE AND CHEM. CONNECTING METAL TUBES AND
STABILITY&.
SPRAYING HOSES WERE ALSO REPLACED BY VPS-7 REINFORCED I TUBES.
A -'~K T !-I i* il

USSR UDC 678-o6-419-.8t677-~2i7.004-14:
6 31. 37 7
SAKALLY, M. TS., GOLUBEEVA, L. I., BALASHOV,.A. YA., PLATONOVA,
V. N., TELINOV, N. T.
-al Aviation
"Utilization of Fiberglass Plastics for Agx-'Lcultu.r
Apparatus"
Moscow, Ple-slDichaskiye Mas Vol 2, 1970, no 58-59
Sy
Abstract: Because of the fact that metallic unirs used in air
spraying of agricultural fertilizers or toxic agents are
corrosive, an attempt was made to find more resistant matterials.
The authors experimented with fiborglass VPS-7, 11-113IX31-1, ET
32-301, FN-l materials and with lowdensity polyethylene. As
a result of their work, materials weromado from fibergla:3s
VFS-7 to assure strength, ard plated with I*w density poly-
ethylene films to give the desired chemical resi'stance. In
this manner reservoirs for.chemical agents and the dispersing
arms oould be manufactured,

ROCESSIW; DATE--11SEP70
112 022 UNCLASSIFI'FD
OF RADIATION DtFFUSIPN IN METAL:-U-
~:AUTHOR-BYSTROV, L.N.# IVANOV# L.I.t PLATOVIr Y
UNTRY OF INFO--USSR
,,.5OURCE--FIZ. KHIM. ORRAB. MATER. 1970, (1) 14-22
AT E PUBLISHED ------- 70
5UBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--CRYSTAL DISLOCATIONt METAL DIFFUSION, CRYSTAL LATTICE VACANCY,
JRRADIATION
CONITROL MARKING-1110 RESTRICTIONS
-DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~~___P.RNOXY, RFEL/FRAME--19138/0632 STEP '4~1--UP/0472/70/f)00/0(')1/0014/0^122
__ ITQC ___ ACC -ES-S!ON-Nn--A_pntn56m
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2/1 022 UN ASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-11SEP70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0105611
-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-W) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE BASIS IS FnlJND TO BE
'TI!-IN ENH NCED
INADEQUATE F')R T4 EXISTING STEADY STATE M90ELS OF PAD[ A
DIFFUSION IN MFTALS GOVERNeD-BY THF MIGRATION OF RADIATIO pR(ioLjrED
VACANCIES. THE DIFFUSION MECHANISM IS ANALYZED 1,11 TERMS :DF A
PARTICIPATION OF INTERSTITIAL ATOMS IN THE DIFFUSION PROCESS. IN TLiF
TEMP. RANGE IN WHICH MOBTLF TNT!EPSTITIAL. ATOMS AND AS YET 1MM-DRILF
VACANCIES OCCUR9 THE RADIATION DIFFUSTON PROCESS AUST RE UNSTE.4rlY ST~ATE.
AT A CONST. RATE OF FORMATIOV OF RADI iATION DFFFr.1-S,,rHE COFFF, OF
RAnIATION DIFFUSION WI-LL DECREASE, MONOTONICALLY OWING TO AN. 61CCIJ'~'JLATION
OF VACANCIES (SINKS FOR INTF~STITIAL ATOMS). -Tl-i]S EFFECT '4LIST ~3=
INTRINSIC IN SAMPLES CO-NITG. A SIGNIFICANT CGNCN, OF t0fcSTANTLY ACTI~NG
SINKS [DISLCCATIONS) AS THE IMMOBILE VACANCIES ACCUMULATE 01WIN' TO A
PREFERENTIAL ANNIHILATiON OF A PORTION OF MOBILE INTEPSTITIAL ATOMS ON
THE DISLOCULONS RATHER THAN ON THE VACANCIES. At! EQUATION FrNP THE
COEFF. OF iNTERSTITIAL RADIATION DIFFUSION IS INFERRED.

Nuo lear Science'and TOhnology
USSR UDC 5 9 .0 19. 3~
M a --c ot-r
BYSTROV, L. I.T. , IVAINOV, L. I., tLLT 0
"Radiation Diffusion 'Mechanisms in~ Metals
Moscow, Fizika i M-limiya Obrabotki 1,,j -1 t er 43.1ov, 11o 1, jan-lleb
70, pp 1T,,--;f2--
The authors review exis-in- -hearies o-r' 'he radza-
Abstract
tion U~plification of diffusion in metals, on the -chesLs that
dif-Lusion as
currently used viodels of stationary radL~tixl
governed by movement- of radiation vacancies avc, no- -ustificd.
It is demonstrated that- in the temDorat-ure range ~,fhcro int~-.--Z-
stitial atoms are mobile and vacancies,
of radiation diffusion is necessarily nonst*ationjj::,'~r. Give!-
a constant rate of int-zoduction of radiation defee;t-L., thl-3
radiation diffusion coefficiont will diminiath monGto,.-4ically
fron tho accumulation of vacancies, and Ln a,3=-p-,,tja who-re, tiarl,ro
is a fairly high concentrat-ion of. constantly activo dislocationo
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MV, L. i. , Pizilm i Obrabo-1--
BYSTROV, L. N. !VAN,
Haterialov, No 1, Jan-Feb 70, pp 34-22,
this effect will be quite marked*', On th-is basi,-, an couat-ion
for the coefficient of nonstatibnary interstitial radia--ion
diffusion is derived.
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ANBARTSURYAN, R. V. , LETOKHOV, V. S. , KW"V, G. N., PLATOVA, A. G.,
PURETSKIY, A. A., and TIRNUNLOV, 0. A.
"Investigating the Exciation of Oscillatory Level S in N14 113 by Radiation
of a C02 Laser"
Moscow, Zhurnal Eksperimental'noy i Teoreticheskoy Fiziki, No 3, 1973, pp
771-784
Abstract: The difficulty in the way of developing a precise explanation of
the processes leading to the dissociation and chemical reactions of molecules
excited by infrared radiation is the result of the paucity of effective
methods for investigating the oscillatory state. In this paper, a direct
method is developed for studying the population of oscillatory molecule
levels from the intensity of the absorption lines in molecular transitions
fro-m the oscillatory state to the excited electronic state. Experiments
for studying the population change of oscillatory levels in the NH3 molecule
under the excitation of a C02 laser are described, aad a diagram of the
experimental apparatus is given together with an explanation of its operation.
The electron-oscillatory transmission spectrum of ammonia in the 2000-2250 i~
range with and without the laser is produced. The tl)eory of the phenomenon
is developed and its results compared with the experi-merical results.
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tMC 539.374
BEMHTEYN, H. L., LYUTTSAU, V. G., PLATOVA, S. N. LYMTS-AU, A. V., and
RIMNITSMY, YE. X., Moscow Institute of Oteel and Alloys
"FAchanian of Hardening of Steel as a Result of High-Temporature The=o-
mechanical TreatmeW
Sverdlovsk, Fizika Metallov i Metallovedeniye, Vol 36, No 2, 1973,
pp 394-399
Abstract:. The austenite substructure formed upon hot deformation under
conditions of high-temperature thermom'schanical treatment, defininga
the-change in the composition of the martensite, is quite stable and is
retained for a long period of time after completion of deformation and
after secondary heat treatment. Achievement of the optimal combination
of mechanical properties as a result of high-temperature Thermome-
chanical treatment requires that the substructure-formation process
develop in such a way that most of the initial high-angle boundaries
disappear, so that the entire volume of the metal is filled with sub-
grains which grow with time. There is a stage of the process (a duration
of holding after deformation) such that as the new recrystallized struc-
ture is formed by coalescence of subgrains, the old high-angle boundaries
disappear completely, while no new high-angle boundaries are yet formed.

031 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--11SEP70
-,JITLE-NEW HEAT RESISTANT SPRINS,ALLOY 17NXHB?iYU -U-
"'AUTHOR--BELOV,, B-G,t PLATOVAt
A
S N B RSFGYAN, L-V.
_::C'OUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
TERM. OBRAB. META 1970v (2), 25-8
0 AT EPUBLISHED ------- 70
AREAS-MATERlALS, MECH.t IND.t CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR
~JOPTC TAGS--HEAT RESISTANT ALLOY, SPRING STFELy LOR ALLOY STEEL,
ELASTICITYt NICKEL STCEL, CHROMIUM STEFL. NIORIUM. STEEL, ALUMIN'J'-, Srf,--L,
ANTERMETALLIC COMPnUMOM)FLASTOMAT MFtAL TEST. FQpIP?llENTq (U)17%4KHBMYU
-ALLOY SPRING STFFL
LOW
,....,-.,CONTROL MARKING 0 RFSTPICTIONS
-DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
~.~PROXY REEL/FRAME--1988/1299 STEP V9--UR/0129/70/000/00?/0025 1028
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0106078
LIN LAS Sl f I E-1)

2/3 ',031 UNCLA SSIFI E 0 PROCESSING DATE-11SEP70
-'CIIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0106078
'ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--LU) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE ALLOY CONTG. C SMALLER THAN OR
EQUAL TO 0.06, CO 14-16, NR 9.5-10.5. MO 4-6, ALA.0-L.5PeQCENT AND NI
WAS MELTED IN AN INDUCTION FURNACE, THE INGOTS WERE FORGED AT
1050-1170DEGREES AND THE SHEET BARS OBTAINED WERE HOT AND COLD R~)LLED.
THE 0.3 MM THICK MICROSPECTMENS AND THE 0.6 MM THICK,-FLAT TEST PIECES
WERE TENSION TESTED BY USING THE
"AMSLER" MACHIN! AT PLOOM TEMP., A14D UP
TO 600DEGREES, RESP. THE ELASTIC LIMIT SIGMA SU80.2,.AND SIGMA SUBO.005
AND THE STRESS RELAXATION WERE DETG. BY THE 'BEND TESTS 05 THE 0.3 TIMES
5 - TIMES - 100r MM SPEC IMENS AT 50-0-6000JEGREES; THE mr)DULUS-- Oi:- ELA ST I C I-TY E
ETHOE) WITH THE "ELASTONAT" ADP.
WAS MEASURED BY THE RESONANCE FREQUENCY.P
AND CYLINDRICAL 8 MM DIAM. SPECIMENSo THE COLD DEFORMED SPECIMENSt
THOSE QUENC"EQ FROM 11001 11501 AND 1200DEGREESt AND THOSE TEMPERED AT
750DEGREES FOR 5 HR AFTER DUENCHING FROM 1100-50DEGREES, WERE TESTED.
THF-ALLOY SHOWS HIGH RELAXATION STABILITY AT 500 AND 550DEGREES. THE
STRESS DURING 50 HR TESTIMG DECREASES BY 8 AND 15PERCENT, RESP.
INCREASE OF THE TEMP. UP TO 600DErjRFES CAUSES THE 3OPFRCENT STRESS
RELAXATION DURING 50 HR. THE CYCLIC STRESS ttSTSISHOWED THAT NO. OF
.:-CYCLES TO FRACTURE AT 70-80 KG'-MM PRIME2 WAS t3o8-4.7) TIMES 10 PRIME5.
~THE.METALLOJGRAPHIC EXA`MNS.. REVEALED THAT THE~STRUCTURE OF THE ALLOY
QUENCHFD FROM 1150DEGREES CONSISTS OF~THE GAMMA SOLID SOLN. GRAINS WITH
A- SMALL AMT. OF A 2ND PHASE, THE PHASE'.ANAL*: REVEALE0 THE PRESENCE OF
NI SU53 N61 M SU86 Co AND NB(CN) PHASESt WHERE M tS A METAL.

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;Tm
_.--3/3 031 UNCLASSIFIEO PROCESSING DATE--11SEP70
CJRC ACCESSION NO--AP0106078
.--ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--THE TEMPERING AT 750DEGREES FOR 10-25 HR CAUSES DECOMPN.
OF THE SUPERSATO. SOLID SOLN, ASSISTED'.BY THE PPTN. OF FINE DISPERSED
FCC. (NtIr CR) SUB3 (NB, MO, A0 PHASE OF THE NISU33 NB TYPE. J.
PIETKIEWICZ.
UNC L.A S S I F I E 0

IUSSR
BRODER, D. L., PIATOVSKIKU, Yu. A., FOPKOV, K. K., SERGEYEV, 1. V.
"Use of Jakobi Polynomials to Describe Propagation of Gamma Radiation"
Minsk, Vestsi Akademii Navuk BSSR: Seryya Fizika-Energetychnykh Nav-uk,
No 1, 1973, pp 13-18
Abstract: It is shown to be possible to obtain an approximating kinetic
equation in cylindrical geometry by Jacobi polynomial expansion of the
angular relation containing two arbitrary parameters. The distribution
function and scattering kernel are expanded by polynomials having different
parameter values. A multigroup system,of equations is obtained. By using
Jacobi polynomials for the approximate solution of the kinetic equation
written in a modified coordinate system.it.is possible to describe satis-
far-torily the space-energy relation of the radiation.flux even in the first
approximation.

:112. 012 'U'%CL ASS I FI'ED PROCEqSING DATE--30OCT70'
.~TITLE-AUTGIMATIC CONTROL OF THE PREPARATION OF A CATALYST FOR PRODUCING
-SYNTHETIC FATTY ACIDS -U-
.AUTHUR-(04)-BESITSKlYj R.M.t HASLOVA, NA.v RUSINOV# I*YE-9 PLATUKHINt
,-CCUNTRY:OF INFO--USSR
NEFTEKHIM. (MOSCOW) 1970, (2)t 38-40
'DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
-~-:SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
-..TOPIC TAGS--AUT014ATIC CHEMICAL PROCESS CONTROLt MANGANESE, CATALYSTt
,-.~,:~~..HYDROGEN [ON CONCENTRATIONt FATTY ACID
.-,CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
"DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
..PROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/0437 STEP NO--UR/0138/701000/002/0038/0040
_CIRC ACCESSION NU--APOLL9373
UNCLASSJfr

2/2 012 UNCLASSIFIED' PROCESSING DATE-30OCT70
::CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0119373
",ABSTRACTIEXTRACT-M GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE AUTOMTION IS 13ASED ON PH
CONTROL IN THE REACTION MIXT. FOR PREPG. THE PIN CATALYST. A PH METEA
_WITH GLASS ELECTRODE IS USED TO CONTROL A CONCN. or- 0.1-0.5PERCENT blAOH
-IN THE MIXT., THE ABS. ERROR SEIING 0.05PERCENT. EXPTL. RESULTS A E
PRESENTED. FACILITY: SHEBEKlN,:KHIf'4KOtAB.v SHEBEKINO, USSR.

USSR UDC 536.2
MUSTAFAYEV, R. A., eningrad Instirute of Precision
Mechanics and Optics
."Nonstationary Method for Measuring Heat Conductivity of Liquids and
Gases at High Pressures"
Moscow, Teplofizika vxisokikh temperatur, No. 3, flay/Jun 72, pp 615-621
Abstract: Nonstationa2.7 methods of linear and nonotonic heating as methods
for measuring the heat conductivity of liquids and gases are discussed
since they can determine the temperature dependence of the heat conductivity
over a wide temperature range from a single experimt-,-nt within a relatively
short time period. Simple versions of the A-caloritrieter for monotonic
heating of liquids proponed by 0. A. Vrayev in .1.960 are axamined in par-
tictilar. Ar, nxx;ihit-ition of tbo Oworotlco] bo.I.Av ol~ th(.-~ Inothod Lhot
it V-1 btmcd K-"n th~! noilliucav thecg~y of heat canduct.1.1rity arid th~it i-t is
useful for moasurellents ii, zones of a shw,j) change in the thermophyt;ical
parameters. A diagram of the,proposed X-calorinvetei-I is shown. The device
consists of a hollow metal block and a continuous copper core instal-led
coaxially. The annular gap between them has a constant thiclmess h arid
is filled with the substance being, terted. A unifoy-irOly distributed electric
1/2

USSR
MUSTAFAYEV, R. A., PLATLR-IOV, Ye. S., Teplofizika vysokil(b temperatur,
No. 3, May/Jun 72, pp 615-621
heater is on the surface of the block. An efficient light-weight insulation
is used to protect the calorimeter from the medium. Reiationships are
obtained for developing the optimal structure of tbe calorimeter unit.
The method was checked experimentally in the temperature range 20-4001C
at pressures of up to 500 bar. Air, water, water vapor, n-heptane, and
n-decane were used as samples. Deviations from tab-tl.ar curves were no
more than 2% over the entire range of working temperatures and pressures.
The experiments supported the suitability of the method -for studies in
zones of a sharp change in the.thermophVsical parameters of the sub-
stance, including direct proximity to the liquid-vapor transition point.
2/2
69

USSR
UDC: 536.24
BEGUNKOVA, A. F., UMIOV Ye. S Leningrad Institute of Precision Me-
chanics and Opticr- ills
"A Nonstationary Method of Determining Localized Heat Flows"
Leningrad, Izvestiya VU-Zov, Priborostroyeniye, Vol 15, No 3, 1972, pp
io6-log
Abstract., A method of measuring localized heat fluxes is considered which
combines simplicity, universality and speed. The method is illustrated by
the accompanying figure. The section of the surface of the object to be
studied is located in a convective-radiant (gas or liquid) medium and par-
ticipates simultaneously in convective heat transfer with the medium 'which
Circulates directly over it (2) and in radiant heat exchangt.~! with ex-te:ima.1
bodies (3) surrounding the object. The temperature field of' the medium (2)
and the bodies (3) is homogeneous in the general case, and therefore the
resultant specific heat flux qres on the surface of the object (1) being
studied is a very complex function of many parameters.~ It is proposed that
the heat flux qres be meLsured by using a thin metal disc (41) with known
124
4 al~w,! 39
L

BEGUHKOVA, A. F. ,PLATUIIOV, Ye. S., Izv. VUZov, Priborostr., Vol 15, No 3,
1972, pp 106-109
specific heat C. The diisc is placed parallel to the surface of the object
with a gap 6 between them. Formulas are given for determining the resul-
tant heat -flux and the coefficient of heat exchange between the surface of
the object and a nonisothermal medium., Measurements show reasonable agree-
ment with data in the literature. The proposed methad can be used to
separate the convective and radiant components of the heat flux if two
discs are used. Two figures, bibliography of tvo titles.
z
;U
2/2

'T
USSR
UDC 536.63
ALESHKEVICH, Yu. V., GOLIDBERG, G. R., BURAVOY, S. Ye., PLATUNOV_ Ye. S.
"Installation for Studying Heat Physical Properties of Materials in 50-900'C
Temperature Interval"
Priborostroyeniye, No 12, 1971, pp 103-107.
ABSTRACT: An installation is described for studying the heat capacity and
temperature conductivity of solids with a heat conductivity A of 2 to 50 WIm-
-degree. Measurements aTe performed with smooth heating of a cylindrical
specimen. The total measurement error is not over 5-10%., A Photograph and
schematic diagram of the device are presented. Er-rors in the measurement
of temperature conductivity generally'did~not exceed 7%. The basic error
components are: errors in determination of spacing,R (2%), asymmetrical
temperature field of the specimen, errors in graphic differentiation (up to
3%), errors in recording by the electronic potentiometer (1-2%) and others.
The author's particularly note the errors developing in the measurement of
.6 resulting from the inertia of the Rand 0 thermocouples, These errors
can be reduced by placing the specimen over the thermocouples rather tightly,
with a clearance not exceeding 0.03 mm.~
155

:5 ?,~ 03
Xtl-12. LPITAX14L LAYERS OF GALLIUM 1`805POIDE-AR512ililk OBTAINED AT TI(E 4r;AS
TRANSPORT PIET11005
lArticle by Ye. N. Vlgvc-ovirh, V. H. Androwev. Moycov. N"oll-
"T to'#Sam Rosta i *SintoIii PoluFf6v0d"MPY.~f :A1--
lov Runnian.
In connection with the broad apr1itatim of solid solutions ol Falll~ ar~
o"i'la-phomphide to manufacture inxtr~nta F~ coherent and Incoherent radia-
tiort, the ptuii? of -the 1=0 zif"tiog -the r-arz=ctx-.z at C" *pLteptial vzrticturei
duritiR the growth proceed ties Important ffi1=ific=ca. to this parer a stu" W"
m*dt of thr problems..
In this paper a study us* made of the pr9bleum of the effort o( supi-
asturation in the lnve*&Lgat*d &yetwss (Aall -ru -ticl and Ault -p".j-moS of F:al.
3 ) I . 3
Him) oil the morpholopyt chemical composition sod growth rate of the opitaxial
loyal*,
moulta are presented frcma A study of tim structure and the electrophy-
&I parosatere of OrltaXal I&YOM (0 1 t 1).
ir
S
GAAs 0. 6'Gero't of IL-coolductivity elloytd Wi,th
Tile apitaxial
in the surface lay-
tellurtun up to L50 microns thick had a dial"vtLom density
or of 5-104 cm-2. Wl mobility of the eltetravAs of 1.300-1.000 cm2/valt-
setands with a Ceacoatratimn of the cuiT"t CATTieve of 4.101,7-4.1o16 c.-3.

USSR
KRISTINKOV, D. S. lzveatiya Akadexli NaUk Latlriyr,~:oy SS:P, Nc 2, 1~,70 jlj
sign, where n in the number of terr= ia the norien. Ortj:~i. t:,ft
of the series' tarr-B have been detdmi.Ded Xroal thin =1111tieul., tile.
imating differential equation is found by aubgititutiri~; Lhe aurl.'Ua (Lir--et'l-Y
in the approximating equation% equating tho coefficioritm for, idtltlcal tlc-
ponents. The arrora introduced In the traositior. fWzi 1;41) c-airLo3 to the
approxicating equation are reduced by changirqr tho arbif;.-=7 cualst-untr.,
using a random search technique in the paxer.-ater apace; ioew, var~IL,-,-, .2*30'
wmameter in a randomly selected direction and retaininj; thei chatZa if the
function to be minimized is roducei or abaadoiLiAg it if the twiction is twt
reduceds
4 , tlirire atagt.,I:
A block diagram of tho algorithn is provided, chowli-,ig
1) flyidtho fomula for the donlreil power rjerljoa; 2) jU04ititatip tho sorier,
in the corresponding differential equation, finding its by a
method which these awe authors have previouay daacrlW4 in M) 5 of tbiis
40U=al for 1969; 3) vary the arbit=7 conatantal aoak.~Uig a mIld um.,
There are five refereaceal all to So viet worka.
212

11M W
USSR UDC:
R A. and CHAPFMO, V. P., Institute of J~lectj,oiaic~v and Computer
PLAUDE
Technology, AczLemy of Sciences, Latvian SSR
"Possibilities for the Logical Design of Digital Metevi by Oke IMethod 01
Inertial Semi-Automatic Devices"
Riga, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk Latviskoy SSRi No 2, 1971,'), pp 4;1-102
Abstract: A formal procedure is described for the desl-~,n og digital lrleiLsuring
devices. In contrast to the models of Moore and MooreA44-1.11, the components
are described as inertial sami-automatic devices, less iiensitive to imptilse
noise than impulse-potential elements and leos sonsittire to the parameters
of the signals measured, amplitude, durationt anti steepoestit The technique
of formation of all bits in Lhe output code is i4etticial, tizvept for the
high- and low-order bits. The example used in art analog-tc.-dig1tal converter
made up of iterative structures.
The basic technique is to repreaent the control itectien% (comparison SL'etiolh)
of this apparatus as a finite automatont first by utai;e diollrams aud Uien t,y
an eight-state matrix, in which each row represoots a state and the values of
1/4
arm,

-----------------
US9R
PLAUDE, R. A., and CHAIPENKO, V. P., Izvestiya Akad4imii Kauk L11tviskoy SSR,
No 2, 1970, pp 97-102
the elem2nts in this row represent the transitions from this iitate to other
states. This state matrix is then reduced to a matrix (.iontafning no deltener-
ate or competitive relationships between states, by a uiethod attributed to
Yakubaytis, Cobzemis, and Fritsnovich in No 5 of the joiLrnal Avtomatika i
VychislItel'naya Tekhnika for 1967. Further nimplificat.tons are achieved by
the introduction of functional connections and the combimiation of interillediate
states, by a technique also attributed to Yakubaytts mi(I described in the sane
issue of the same journal.
The present article introduces a modification of this -J,gorithri, SLnce lilt,
difficulty of establishing Iterative relationships anopqj the various furlatiolial
connections makes it difficult to use. The modified aLprftha does not ~uaran-
tee the absolute minimium number of interme4late varlablqis; hovever, Lt produces
iterative structures on the basis of determined ruleB. An exomple of this pro-
cedure is given for the analog-to-digital converter cantral -cllrcuit described.
The steps are: 1) find the row corresponding to the iultial imate; 2) L"sert
1's in the indeterminate trannitionn and witiae the inteme4late variable,
correspondinS to this state an unitnry; 3) find the intoirzedLam states
2/4

USSR
PLAUDE, R. A., and CHAPENKO, V. F. , Izvestiya Akalemii lil.mik i.iatviskoy qSR,
No 2, 1970, pp 97-102
corresponding to each of the possible states of the output bitu (in the oxample
there are three bits and eight states); 4) find the invitirse rulationshlpI3 ex-
pressing each bit in terms of some combination of stateo; 5) laterchangilis
the columns, obtain a shorter code for the Internal states, In which the first
eight states are replaced by the low-order three-lilt VaIxes.
y In combtnaticon
As this process is repeated, Internal state which appear onl,
are isolated and replaced by single states, until the niuliber ia:( such statea
has been reduced to a relative minlmum. The result Is ik shairtar code than
the initial code. This is converted to hardware by replWicinll asch bit ia the
code with a negative feed-back circuit; to ensure the I.Ixtrtitl cLaract-ar of
the circuits, filters are included in them.
The authors report that several instrumentis have been dovignod by this Method
and that the majority of them are comparable In complexIty t* wallable instru-
ments and less sensitive to input noise. Irlie fact that they are constructed
3/4

USSR
PLAUDE, R. A., and ClfJUIENKO. V. P. , Izvestlya Akadotali Dliwuk laltylakoy S$H' No
2, 1970, pp 97-102
from iterative atructureB substantially reduces tht devalopmajit time, since
only minor changes need to be made for the high- mod low"rdar I)Its.
There are five references, a,U to Soviet aaurces.
4/4

Thernomechnnical Treetment
USSR Lft 539.44,014-2-0539-56
IYNO M. L. ZZW.. N. P. 0 and PIAVIMI L. A. blameov
"The Effect or High-Temperature T5e;;;::zW Txtqi~mnnt cm Sydrogen
Ekbrittlement of Steels"
Moscow, Fizika i Khimiya Obrabotki Materialov, No 3P MRY-JIAn 71, PP 54-58
Abstract: The tendency of steels D and 36MB to hydroren embrittlement after
high-temperuture, thermomechauical treatmnt OEM) atid contral thermal treat-
ment (by the same method, but without aqueezing) was J,attestigatAid. We IM.7 of
steels reduces their tendency to hydrogen ezbrittlen~rjt., if compared wIth the
control thermal treatment. Ile main source of tbis ivduction is the uniform
distribution of dialocations in the volune of th* u-jetal (lower stress concen-
tration), which, on the one hand, decreases the tendo=y of the Oteel t:) a
brittle breakdown and, on the other hand, reduceis tile jk),dxojp.-i3 Absorption of
steel. The possibility of a braking effect of tbe grairth of itarterisitia
plates, having a hich dispersibiltty, is indicated. Tltia latter factor decreases
the distortion of near-boundary volu=s which are the main locations of embrit-
tlement. Four figures, one table, -tNw bibliographic roferences.

.29 Wv' L A 5 ~i I F I ['I) 111C,-
0
i, I It F. A S 11 C S CA A I L0 1- .-V r
ASILYIVi Sol , i ZARUL~ 111 P . P~]#~LOV
A.V.
,dVWTRY-UF-Tr4*F7--USSR
"OURCEr-M. AKAO. NAUK SSSRt SER, FIZ. 1970, 34121t ejOO-B
PUBLISHED ------- 70
ECT AREAS--PHYSICS
'OPIC TAGS-PROTON SCATTFPING, ELi*',STIC VIFLASVIC 5C'4TrERJ4'u-j
~-WAVF MECtiANICSt NUCLEAK MODELt SPIN ORR[r COUPLIP, '6v IS-iTUPE-P
ANGULAR 01STRIM)TION, SCATTERV6 CROSS SECT10,14Y r~JCLLUS
IONTROL MARKV,4G--N0 RESIRICTMNS
li:. 1.
OCUMENT CLASS-U.NCLASSIFIC-0
I.RUXY KEEUFRAM~--1938/012'~5 STEP
JRC ACCESSION NO-AP01053?o
UNC I-A I o

213 029 UNC L " "S S I F t E 0
I RC ~, Cr E S S I L"N' N 0- A P 0 10', 3 2 ()
BSTkACT/EXll~ACl_---hJl Cyll-0- ?~BSIRACT. I'llE SCATTf-R
3-20 ME-V ~4AS STUDIED T~j o-1-1 . L. I m I TS OF Gl,~ THL:
WAVE METH00 Dl!kjt,l-j THF il '~CATI_,RING ON P R, 1 M E : i 3 N 1. 1% .!111 V i:~ 'il '110CE,j, I"
ELUCIOATE FXPTL. RESULTS ALHHVIA) BY THE 6-MEV _,, C I' F R I J"i
PRIMF58 lNF(;ArlVc_':64 141, CU t4ljCLt'j tj"L.'.'
THEW~IES A,110 1HE HAUSS-.,~-:~LSCJKIACtL T~u;(Wyf
-1 NT E RF LRUN C ~ S b ET'n E F N C) I k LC I AN 11) CUMP9 . S(. A )''I E IN-6 S 0011 I.v~ THE
APPL ICAT 101.' OF THE UPT I CAL !-',t~L)L L AND TilE DI STOi'~, I ll',D I.'A V L- L , " P I
J
ORB I TAL ll.'J~kACT I J',., S ~~E kE NLGLECT ED e 11: N C 10 .%) f 1 li',6 hir-" V:.,L.
ABSORPTIUN :;,N'LYj A VARtFO L)J'SAt'~;)VEIENT WAS FLU%[) Hi I ,A E fu I- I' i L - , %
THEORETICAL i~FSULTS IN fl,;:T(:,. THE C-LAST IC SCAITFPlh,~* ('_,'Ul~ L C T I f: % . I il-,-
DES I MED 41:SULT S i~EAE AC ill EVED 0:",LY BY S C L E. C T I " 6 S t I I V L A!-1 C I'c
THE OP T I C A L D E L I NN P _~ I N "' 5 8 v 6 1') N I N U C L C I i A S TR 1),' ol-~ 1) 1) F. i.- E t"7 A i
Vl-:Rl Fl Ell FOR THE ANGLE 01 SIR HUI I ON 0i SCAT TER D V ;,I)i I III: I A
T14E 01 STOR UO t0VC MODE t. AL SO Pwll)~-.RL'Y D1 SCR I 10;~ 1-NA: I. (~'l I I
SCAT I ER INC, ,IF 6-,-iLv P UN ilk I ME 64 fil NUCL E I by Us I illAk f rs cl- r ~i4_~
OPT I CAL PDT[.-NT i I'L UBT bY I HZ A,'14AL . Gl- I HE Et. AZI Y I C I I
PRESENCE OF C00,1PT). PKIjC~SSCS WAS I,'(: ,RIFIrD. 1HIS FFF~1'1.1 31: ),!f t 'i
INTO ACCUUNT !Y V,'-~YINI,- ;T ! L
13 1 '> Of: THE 0 , At 11, (11 ~Vl L - THI: SHA:
OF THE Atllj~ U I S T 'I) 16 U I I G,' I R r., t~! I IH L N E R G I i~ S U 1: A I t~ V 1.1", 11 L 0 1'. ii V
'I I I F' 4 ,
REMA I NS ES S I:' I I ALL Y P,13 ~i I' VER , _- C P J ~l 5 S t;~[ T I il'6 S V:*','~~% -'I-'
INCREASED OnING r0 iflN6S fli- A r~IIJE 'USONANCli MAX. 01FICSLi' i-L,
C UNN E C I E D ',v I I t I AN A C I I,"] I'll 0 F T1 i E., c alt Pi: r i r I vF 1), A ta) ;A I,- i ~,A ~)m E, L s 0 ..j i, I *,i~, ).i
DECAY OF THL C(j't! PL) - %'lh: I L_ US) .

3/3 021) U.',Cl L A 5 S I F- I E D P 11 UE S 1,45 L) A T E - - I b[I
IRC tLcf,sslj,l
ME V.,"I"ASI Ir, SCATTEII~[%~-, h,tSE~) OPON PiE
HAUSSER-F~Sf.lfl'),WK I f ~:,3-tY rViOll,'I'D III-%T F04 ACHIEVINI.~, JE-SIRE-0 SdECTkJSC0dIC
DATA ONIIE w%S TO P.-CRE-I'SE TliE PRECISION OF MEASUROi-E.,;l OF THE
DIFFERENTIAL CROS~ SELTIZiNS.
Ij r t. ~, ~ : I ;~ I ;:, ~ ,
S.;

112 014 UNCLASSIFIED . PRQCIZSSING OATE--160CT70
.TITLE--ELASTIC AND INELASTIC SCATTERING OF PROTONS 014 MAGNESIUM-24t AND
MAGNESLUM-25t AND MAGNESEUM-26 -U-
AUTHOR-(05)-ANTRUPOV# A#YE.t LARUBINt P%P.i ORLOVe B.Nqt PLAVKOl A.V:t
SORGKINt A.I.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--NAUK# SSSR* SER. FIZ* 19701 34(1)v 106-15
DATE PUBL ISHED ------- 70
...SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICSI NUCLEAR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
TO PIC TAGS--ELASTIC SCATTERING, INELASTIC SCATTERINI"p, PROTON SCATTERING,
MAGNESIUM ISUTOPEs ANGULAR DISTRIBUTION
CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
-DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1966/0208 STEP NU--UR/0046/'rt,1/03(i-/t)0110106/0115
CIRC ACCESSION NU--AP0105284
UNCLASSIFIED

212 0 14 UNCLASSI F IE%) PPAJCE~ S Pl* DATe--l 6OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0105284
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-W) GP-0- ABSTRACT, THE ANGULAR DISIRIOUTIONS OF TliE
ELASTIC AND INELASTIC SCATTLRING OF THE P ON PRIME24 RG, PRIMEP> MN; AND
PRIME26 MG NUCLEI WEIRE MEASURED FOR THE ENEROIES 5.8'4, 5.114, ANI) U1,03
MEV, *ALL AVAILAbLt f)ATA AdOUT THE SCATTERING OF 1) ON THES~ NUCLEI "LRE
CLASSIFIED AND SYSTEMI,~ED IN ORDEk TO EXPLAIN THZ CONnAlBUTION OF
VARIOUS MECHANISMS IN THE PROCESS OF THE ELASTIC AND INELASTIC
SCATTERING. FACILITY: LCNINGRAD. GO$. UNIV. LIFNINGRAUV U$SR.

112 016 UNCLASSIFIED PROCE$SING DAVE-160C170
TITLE--ELASTIC AuD INELASTIC SCATTERING OF PARIKI.ES AVA40 THE MWEL OF AN
EXCITED CORE IN THE A EQUALS 25-35 RMiGE -U-
AUTHUR-051-ANTROPOV, A.YE.- PLAVKO, A-V,t ZAPUBJN* V4P4* KUDRVASHOV,
Vil.f ORLOV# B.N. --OWN"
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
..SC]UkCE--IZV. AKAD. NAUK SSSR* SER. FI 1970t 34(lIt 153-60
UATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--PHYSICS, NUCLEAR SCIENCE AND TECHN00GY
TOPIC TAGS--ELECTRON STRUCTUKf# NUCLEAR MODEL, EXCIICU NUCLLUS, ELASTIC
SCATTERING, INELASTIC SCMTERIN~;, StJk)lUti ISOTOPE, MAGNESIUM IsUTjpEv
SULFUR ISOTOPEt CHLURINE ISOTOPE
~!'.CONTROL MARKING-NQ RESTRICTIONS
UOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAMt--1988/0235 STEP
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0105311
UNCLASSIF ItV

212 M6 UNCLASSIFIF-0 p t~~ u (*. I- s s 1 pv,.3 iiF--pmCT7r,
--IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0105311
ABSTRACT/EXT4A%'.'T--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACr. DATA ARE All-ALYIfT.) LJ;l! THE rLASTIC
AND INELASTIC SCATTERING 13F PARTICLES WITH E.XCITArTUAl U17: Lffitf:4 L~-VELS JV
PRIME23 NA, PRI~117-24 MG, PRIME25 MG, PkIMF?6 MG, 1'141M[13:3 sl PRIH!~ 0#
AND PRIME35 CL. ALSO, DATA ilF 11FASUREMENTS PLAJ-'Q1VML4I i~ITH SlMft,A~, TO
MEV P ARE INCLUDED. IT IS STUOIEU TO wHAI f*-XTFil*J TW*- EXCITED J,L;~tE
THE MOST OFTEN USED MODEL, IS SUITABLE FOR THE Di:.sckrlPTI&N OF Tll~
NATURE OF LOW LEVELS OF 000 NUCLE-I OCCURitliNG IN kj:6111u,14 L)l: 1~
FILLING OF THE 10-2S SHELL. AT THE CENTER OF THI! 5005HELL It)
SUBFIVEIIALVES (PRIHF23 NAp PRIMF25 MG) WHEjiE T14E ~)~ TvIf ClkF
OF ODD NUCLEI IS LARGE The INTERRELATION OF N Ur~ VACANICY 41TH 1~it C0,-I:
IS NOT SO LARGE AS TO AFFECT THE CHAPACfEikIs'rLc FEATUPti'S OF Titi ~XCII(:,
CORE MODEL. 1'4 000 NULLEI OCCURRING AT THE hNI'd Cl~- T)fli SlJiisHELL 11)
SUBFIVENALVES (PRIME27 ALI IN THE SWSHELL 25 SUHll*;'lc:rfhLF IPAI,-117~9 Sit
PRIME31 P), AND AT THE BEGINNING OF tHE SWISHELl kJ S%J6THkt:EHALVES
(PRIME33 S, PkIME35 CL) THE INTEt(ACTION OF THE PARTICk-E JR VACANCY 0411H
THE CORE GOVERNS THE APPEARANCE OF THE CIiARA(*,T(---R[STl !C ~:r-AIURCS ZF llic
EXCITED Cokc- MODFL, IT OFFER5 THE P01.61611.11Y To usE THE rrj
MODEL FOR THE INVESTIGATION 01: n-ir smuctURE Of: LHE' EXCITE11) STA"(4:5 Of:
NUCLEI IN THIS REGION UF THE ID-2S SHELL, FACMTY: LENINGRAD.
GOS- UNIV.s LENINGRADv USSR.

USSR UDC S18.5:631.5.06
GORRACHEVA, R. M., PIAVNIK, G. I., SRPILIMAN, V. 4r,
Mse of Diaital CoMputers to Analyze the History of Fo-.nt~ation of U)ithrusts (and
0
Algorithm)"
Tr. Zap.-Sib. N-i. Geologo-razved. Neft. In-t [Works of Westivrn Si'Derjan Geolo-
gical Prospecting Scientific Research Institute), No SEP, A970, ~pp 198-203, (Trans-
lated from Referativnyy 7hurnal, Kibernetika, No 6, 1971, Abst-ract. No 6 V635 by
the authors).
Translation: An algorithm is described and a block diain,am. is presented of .1
program allowing paleotectonic analysis to be perfo:rmed 41, digital ccmputvr.
The initial data used are the structural maps of the contcmporary surfaced.
Processing of these data by digital computer on the basis of the progra.,li rre-
sented allows the values of morphological par=etcrs of palcographic upthru,;ti
to be produced (marking of closed isoh)-pses of palcograpkic upthrusts, number
of complicating domes, area of upthrusts, its amplitude, erc.) and produces
paleostructural maps.
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USSR we 620,193.01 I~Mq.2�5
TOMASHOY, N. D., RUSKOL, YU. S., AYUYAb, G. A.,UVANOV, YU. M., k4y~tM,-,
G M ,~_xnd lit,.ZA..iGVA, R. I., Academy of Science;s of fl_,.Ya~al
iko~i siry
"The Effect of Alloyinr, Meaents on the Corresion laluivior of Titanium"
Moscow, Zashchita Metallov, Vol qp No 1$ Jan-Fab 73t PP 10-15
Abstracti The method of PotentiosUtic polarization curvest corrro:Aon tests,
and electron. diffraction investigatiorls were apr.11ed to iavestiEate the
corrosion ana clectrachenwical propni.-ties Of alloys baza::! or. tita_niun ic~;.ille
with small aCditlions of chroniunp molyWenun, nlobiwij aluitinizi,
Wid tin Ill EL lZi h,'S 14, nolution at 60 1j ",or natural acratLov, cond!
The structure of the anodic oxide filris develoiAgn,'- on tlhes4: i,.l1QYs vas
analy-zed. The rassivation 3zd full pas;sivation potontialo. wt~zzc~ founi to, be
practicz:ay i;,doT-Nendent of the natuxe and cancentratiein of the
addition, whomas the critical rassivaticin curra.-its wtl tho. cuzzrntz, In
passive --one variet-4 significa.,itly. Jju.Unwl Inp~dr:3 Ui~
of titaniun both in, the active tud pasulve stantos. 1_'ujzarttq;e and.
increase the rate of corrosion in tho active sllate ~rncL dr-vrca_,a It An 1L;i,-1
passive state. LUbiun, on -the otf-4r hand, rvduacz 4.4,1,11.nitwt con,Lniu., i-al,3
in the aetive 5tate exid Increases it In tho jAFzIva attLta. Ome ftf;um,
tables, thirteen biblio-raphic reftrencon,
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TOKASHOV, N. D., MUKALOVSKAYA, T. V., CHWTOVA. G. P,. Ito 'Nsaogllk.
XAZAROVA, R* I" ZAKHAROV, A. ?&,, and SHESHINIKAo Z. U F#115by o aiences
USSR,, Institute of Physical Chemistry
"Structural. Study of Surface Uyer on TI-Pd Alloys"
Moscow, Zashchita KeWlovp Vol Ot No 3# K&3-J= 72, 11.1p 291-21~14
Abstracts The article describes results of an electiran micxuscopic, olec-
tron diffraction.and X-ray study of the surface Wer Xb=11W on Ti-Pd alloy
(Ti-0.2 percent Pd and Ti-1 pe=ent Id) during ovrroaton in 40 percent H2S04
and 20 percent HCl at 1000. Dia electron nicxoseople atudy of tha surface of
Ti-Pd alloys aftor their corro3ion confirms the suppeililtion Vits to the accumu-
lation of palladium on the surfaca in Um form of vex-
Pra ra is-
y :ffniv:ly dim 44 cr,
t&Uine fo=ations. After trfttM41nt of the mueace with hot t--oncentrated.
Hh031 which dissolves Pd, the electma mi=photogmph's shov no particles.
In the case of Ti-l percent Pd. palladium maimly Torms tvary i'ime particle3
on the surface@ The Fd accunulatlons an Ti4.2 pereenit Pd ijlloy reveal a
tendency towards the branched growth of prinary exyst"zallon centeis.
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TOMSHOVO N. D.. at a1.# Zashchita Metallov, Vol So No 3, Yhy-Jun 72, pp 291-
294
The results of the electron diffx-oction study of tho surface or Ti-1
percent Pd alloy show thit after coxxosion in 20 par(ient Jti~"l at ICOO there
are strong lines chaxacteriatic of Fd and very ireak Unes ibiuucteristic of
TiO2 and TA"2. After treatment of the alloy in KNO3 the lLnes characteri4tic
of Pd disappearland only TIH2 aryl T102 &r6 foitnd on tho surflace. 1he -rela-
tive intensity of the reflections charactoristlia of Pit inoxvNtzes with an in-
crease in the corrosion time, while it decroases for 'MY-2 an4 TiO2. After
corrosion in 40 percent HZS04 at Iwo rorleationa chaxt-acterImt1c of Pd, Tillo
and T102 are observed, However# the int4wity of the I'd-auLrictoristI.C 11n;3
Is considerably weakarr than after corrodon In 21) paroant H11.1 at 1000, and
they are of a diffuze charactaro ubile -the intowity oiC ths rryflectlor4 char-
acteristic of =2 and T102 is stvzgera~
X-ray analysis of the powdered surface layer thitt foinui on Ti-I per-
cent Pd alloy shows that after corroslon~ in 20 pereentliCl at 1000 the 4aloy
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TOMASHOV, X. D., et al., Zashchita Netallov, Vol 8t NO 3, May-Jun 72, pp 29,
294
prefermtially contabis metallic pallucUum. After carrosion of the alloy in
40 percent H2SO4 at 1000, Along with 'the strongmt linuis# considerably
weaker lines characteristic of TiO are observed,
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USSR IMC 669.018.8
TOMASHOV, N. D., RusKoL. yU. s.0 IVA1.,OV, 1U. iLndI an-, c. H.,
Institute of Physical Chealstryp Academy of
"The Effect of Phase Composition of T1-15% Ho alloys on Its Corrosion Behavior
In the Active State"
Moscow, Zashchita Metalloy, Vol 7, No 5, lq'11j PP 507-513
Abstracts The corrosion behavior of Ti alloys with 15-1% R'O w1th a struc-
ture was studied. The alloy was prepared from titaniun Iodide irith jiddi-
tion of molybdenun, first subjecting it to crucibleless electranrradlaUon
zone smelting. The smelting was carried out In an arc Turnaco with noa-
consumed tungsten electrodes in the holes of a water coi,,11ed copper tray In Zoi
atmo3phere of spectrally pure helium. At the same Ume a cor4txol with tltwinlum
Iodide was run In one of the holes. If the hariness of the titanium as a.
result of smelting was Increased due to g&s adsorption much vi:,re than 10
units on the Vickegs scale, the melt was discarded, TNI 50 g in,,:ots obtained-
were forged at 900 into rods and sheets. Finally, aftex removisig the scale
and surfaces defects, it was rolled Into strips.
Thermal processing of the samples was carried out 1~,y () heaUng evacuted
and sealed ampules in a muffle furnace for 30 min. at 950 . Thoy were then
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TOMASHOV, D. M., et al. j Zashchita Metallovp Vol 70 No ~, 19?1, PP 507-513
transferred to a water bath and fast mixing the atapule was bxoken. Tho
saulples prepared in this fashion had a Vickers haranesai Mv 0e 10/30 - 190.
Before the electrocheaical studies, the samples were Cluaned with sand-
papert degreased with acetone, washed with distilled w,91,ter, ani dried In a.
dessicator for not more than 1 day over CaCl 2* The to4to wave carried out
with natural aeration in 40% sulfuric acid solutions at diff*xv.-nt temperatures.
Since samples with a/f?and + CL) structure irith a TDoniw~eous natural
airoxide film are 0not activatefat tenveraturealvlow 65"'t arid ii1th a /Y+Cj
structure below 70 1 a preliminaxy activation (t Alin. irl the s"Ime Zteid) of
the ailoys with a .1yand 157 + 41 structure at 90 and with a,,d? -+ C4 structu:M
at 75 was carried out. Without activation the mal-t xeitaineti in the pazziVe
state , having a positive statiorairy potential (e. g. 1 0. 1 Y a~ C-00 f or alloys
and .4 + 1z) ) and a lower velocity of corrosion (/~,0.051 gin . . hr). After
activation the alloy was steadily dissolved in an activo stato with zigulficant
velocity.
A significant effect is shown by the phase composition of Ti - I %, lio
alloy on its corrosion in the activated condition. A much hld;hihr corrooicn,
resistance is observed with the single phaue 1d; alloy$ the ltldt~t 11ith th!!
two phase .9 + C~ alloy. This 'was determined by the ziu0i hiflhor resistance
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TOMASHOV, N. D., et al., Zashchita Metallov, Val 7, 5, 1571, PP 507,513
of the R-phase containing, In comparison to the aamt 64-)phasest a higher
Ho content. Thus, for maxizum Increase in the reslatance o1' titanluz Miloys,
alloys with a /19 -stabilicer (e.3., hot Nbo V) It follows 1hut it is possible
to apply a ther=. 1 processing which will promote %the conzervation of a c-ingle
phase f6- state.
It was also shown that a significaat deterioration itt t~ie corrosion pro-
perties of Ti-lio alloy occurred I thq Presence of tho metastable &) -phaze.
In the diffusion of two phase ,A? ta &nd 12 + 6) allovG in the activated
state in the region of a potential of 0.260-0.140 v, a conceat.rated Eo phaze
accumulates on the surface.
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USSR
UDC 620.193.52
BI'ALOBZHESKIY, A. V., P~~AVN' a
G._,X.t ANUROVjt~, . X., and
FEDOROVA, G. M., Academy O'ficiences,USSR, Irlatitijte of Physical
Chemistry
"Composiii-o-n, 'of Films For, m"e'd"on Metali in "Ofstilled Wator at 250011
Moscow, Zashchita Metallov, Vol 7, No 2, Mar-Apr, 1971, lip 1',)7-178,
Abstract: The authors performed x-ray phase analysis oT the ftlns formeJ oii
copper, cadmium, tungsten, nol~bdevium, niobium, ZiTCOnWll, t1tanium. flickel,and
iron in distilled water at 250 . The films formed on each of these t~-pes of
metals are described.

USSR UDG: 669,011.1.8
TOMASHOV, I;. D., R1;S.--1-0L, Yu. S., FILIPPOV, A. F.,
PUNNIK, G. M., and FEDOEOVA, G. ~J., lnst4~ute of Physiwl~,Ial Cj~Qnistry,
-ftud&NjY of"Jelences USSR
"Corrosion Bellhavior of Titaiiiiiti-~.'olybdenuii-C.,iromiuia Alloy.,.%"
Moscow, Zz,:-,hcliitt !,!etallov, Vol 6, No 5, Sap-Occ 70, 111) 499-504
Abstract: This paper deals with the offec-L of chrom-luai on the vorrnsion
resistance of titaidun ailoys cont-ainin; 5 imd 10'11. Tlll~-~
elactrocheiiiic..', and corro.;ion behavior of thc., .111oys was ittud.1-ed by
potentioLietry, both the current aud weight lo~jse.-; bein- 0-4e J.11111catol";
Of L11C corrosion rate. IL has bec-n shown thar tha 6-pil"a~w of tlCardum
alloys containir.,- a stable (Liader the te:;tirq~ vonditions) con-lo:1,2.3t ~,~uch
is noly'-denu-.1, posscssvs ulevaLud cozrosion ri!.sistance. In the active
dissolutlon of tu*-Phase (1+~--11110ys of titanivila with 11-0tybdewum,
predominantly the ii-phane goes Into solution, while Lhu .11-phase ru,:uins
at the ~-urfaca in the forci of a finely disporse layer. In the active
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TOMASHOV, D., et al, Zashchita Merallav, Vol 6~ N! 1, FtQp-Occ 70,
pp 499-504
dissn:.,zlon in nonoxidizing media, the corrosion rat-e iol Ti~:Io-Cr alloys
narke6ly decreases only on addition of chromium -in i~o axount. sufficient
for producing single-phase 6-alloys (Ti-5!,o-IOCr and Tf.-!OMQ-IOCr',;
however, if the alloys haven- a+Cs-structurv, thea the carrosion rate
remains about the same (ar. coriparr!d to Ti-.*o cilloy*). Chror-lum addition
reduces the tendency of allovs to over-pa:isivation, w1itch i.3 caused by
the presence of ',',o, and the Ti-5:1o-IOCr alloy exhlbit.,i fl-,L! low
corrosion rate v~thin 0.15 to 1.2 v as Wronituii or Ti-li.Cr allo,,. At
potentials vaich are trore positive than 1.2 v. the corrolaian ratte of
Ti-%Io-Cr alloys bet-ins to increase owing to the tendenq of 01ramium
to over-paz;uivation.
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t/2 026 UNCLASS-1 FIED PROCESSiNG DATE--27NOV70
TITLE--APPLICATION OF THE X kAY SMALL ANCrLE SCATTERING METHOD TO IHE
STRUCTURE STUDY OF MOWMINERAL BINDING MATER[AtS -Ll~--
AUTHOR- (0 3) -SHUROV i A,,Fot SOROCHKINj MoAos PLAV111tKo G~.M.
COUNTRY (IF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--KOLLOIDNYY ZHURNALs 1970,o VOL 32t NR 3s PP 451-457
OArE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS9 EARTH SCIENCES AND OCE ANOGRAPHY
T'oPIC TAGS--X RAY STUDY, GYPSUM, PARTICLE SIZE-i HO)WING AATFRIAL
CONTROL 14ARKING--Nf-) RESTRICTIONS
0OCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
,PROXY REEL/FRAME--2000/21'tO -STEP
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0125723

=77-- - --
2/2 026 UNCLASSIFIel) PROCF-~SING DATC----27NOV7C
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0125123
4BSTRACT/EXTRACT--[U) GP-0- ABSTRACT THE DEPENDENCE (IF THE X 1-1AY SMALL
ANGLE SCATTERING I SASI ON THE WATFR-GY13SUA RATIO ~1111 li44L)FNED GYPSOM HAS
BEEN STUDIED AS WELL AS THE CHANGE OF SAS DURING J-IARLMINING, THE
OBSERVED SAS PATTERNS ARE DETERMINED 13Y THE TRUE !~MAL~ A,'iGLC-
RATHER THAN BY 0IFFRACTION REFLECrION, THE VARTALI'll);i SAS illrENSITY
DURING HARDENING IS ASSOCIATE0 WITH THE CHANGED P,l%lkTf1'.tE SIZE IN THE
HARDENING PASTE. FACILITY: INSfITUTo
GRO'KlY* FACILITY: INSTITUT FIZICHESKOY Kliltill AN SSSRo M05CCIWe
---------------

Ace. Nr: ITTV03618V Re~. Code: UR 0069
PRIMARY SOURCE: Kolloidnyy Zhurnal, 1-970, Vol 32, Nr 1,
pp 9-~f -T*1
ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE. INTI'NSITY OF
SMALL ANGLE X-RAYS SCATTERING AND TJIE MECHANISM OF'
MOISTURE EVAPORATION FROM HARDENING GYPSUM
Al. A. Sorochk1n, A. F. Shchuru, ill. p
S urnma ry
During the investi-ition of hiriering of I)-seiviaquem:i gypStim bil flielifis 0i small
angle x-rays scattering (SAS) a change in the intimsity of SAS with moisliire evapora-
tion from the hardening paste was discovered, The llatllri! at the chattga in SAS intensity
ulth time has been studied for va,-ious witer-gypsum ratios at the angles 3, 4, 5, 6 and
20, 25, 30 minutes. The results af the SAS intensity ineniuremen-ts, are correli-ted with
the ultrasound velocity. On the basis of experimental dat4, a metfiviisn, is s-uggested of
dehydration of gypsurn articles b~,, surface drying, wbich -ullonat-ely increises the strergth
cf the material. -
REEL/FRME q
19721001

i0p
Acc. IN
'POD3653r Ref. Code: UR 0069
PRnURY SOURCF.: Kolloidnyy Zhornal, 1970, Vol 32, Nr 1,
PP Im. - 840
SMALL ANGLE X-RAY SCATTERIING
BY WATER-CONTAINING CONDENSATION STRUCTURES OF POLYVINYkFORMAL
A Plava(k, 0'. M, strietsyna, f. IV. jerXoda'003
Summary
The porosity of the condeasation structures -of pollyvinyl!tv.-nal suhjv,~tod to treatinnit
with in acet3kizing mixture during 6 anti 12"0 bours ha:5 bte!n Mudiett by the small anqlt~
x-ray scattering method. At maximum wtvr conteqt t~e scatlei~:ijjt, of b,:,!h s3n!-
ples coincide, in this case the poroos structure being indeptn&tit of thi, ac0alation z~nw.
After drying the sample subjected to 6 hour acetalat:on aho-wi; priii,,t~callv 10 P0r0$:V;.
On the contrarv, the porosity of the second sample remains urichajigvd. 1-his indica"es
that upon prolonged acetalation (120 hours) the structure bi4:oir_,~s itiVe 0,0 the
contraction forces arising during drying.
REEL/FM%tg
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USSR
Bmzr,i, 1141.A., 1] V.,
YA. Y1J., am"!
V.v.,
of Co*--,.-1i!~.[,~-,4,,icj!i, Pimi,;try of Ec-A
"A Device for IMoni-cori.ri-, Locomotive"; Tralm,-L, of Blocl.
LISSR Authors' COrLifl "1 3 3/::0; V"I f-.
Sep 69,
L i-V1 j
naya Tekhnih-, No 1, Abst-racz 1k) J-Mt-
Translation: A dcvicc fL),- mollatori.ric,* 0-
block scotion
a filter to un q t t 11,% "o
tile ap-1-fric.l. otitp"ll" G~,L
puz~po.,IQ,; of (R.-viec.
put of tile recti-I'for C1*,)l1.*lo(,A(A to th", jnj~-Ut~:~,
units, .[~tll tht-,
-he cod,-. Llrdilwl
of tbc cor2,eST)01J,1i.nz- 01i circndt,~;, the ou'.11k,.Ul 0': 11~,- OR
10
to the flip-flop and lli--!
imit ipput. 2
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USSR um. 621.396.69:6.n.3L9.4
IYANOVA, 14. P., ~ffMAYLOVA, 1. P., PLAV7[IK, Z. S.
"Effect of Electrode Metall or- the Properties of MlonoLithic Ceramic
Capacitors"
Elektron. teklinika. Nauehnc-tekhr.. rb. Radiodetst.1i
Scientific and Technical CollectIon. Rad-.[a .'.'onmonents~l, 1911G.,
PP 3-13 (from RU-Radiote~',Uika, No 12, Dee 70, Abstruct Na 1.21135C)
Translation: Data are given oii the technological Silllllalariries of elLtl-
trical properties and the structure of the dielectriv ot b1tinks for w,.Ic-
lithic ceramic capacitors vith silver-daped palladiwli ~,Aud 1*1-LUIlum elec-
trodes. Bibliography of 4 titles. Ye. M.

rIT
USSR
NEUSTROY-EV, S. N., BARB.!~SOV, V. 1A., E 3i.0111 1171.1, fi. ill.
"An Amplitude-Time Canvrirter"
Moscow, Qtk2-~,tiya aL Pr i kilen
No 5, Feb 72, Author's Certificate No 3M84, b 071.~r~ TN""I
published 26 Jail 72, 1) 165
Translai:ion: '11is Author's Certificate introd-jees a
tude-time converter which contains tui innut, emit Let-- COlIrvit, I`I a
device, a storage c.apacitor, it dIiichiLrf.,,e currcnt. sili-I-IriliYer zx.d IIUI::-~,'
shaper. As a fetiture of the flwi
bility of the voiiv,.-raian fi.xtar bllprovvd nilt:l th~- I I 1;,:t (-I
Vertal-If! alaplitufIvs 11;
output of the emitter-1,011over Wlrouj~h it firirlet;
ferentiating stage and a charging device IlLacrl on L-.
switching circuit. The input; of the pulse shaper ia cctnnecleta LG the
storage capacitor throuCh a series circuit nade- up ot! It
and a nonlinear differentiating ata,
ge.
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1/3 032 UNCI. ASS IF IEU )ATE--),3%ov?0
TITLE-MECHA'41SM OF ELECTkICAL CCKl)U-"TIVlY*Y G FCARBGN[Z~J 14141E,'~IALS bolS-E-L)
0:4 PETROLEU.4 COKE -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-PLECliEVr V.N.r PEKIN* P.V., SHUILEPOVI S.Vl
moth.
COUNYRY OF INFO-USSR
SGURCE-Kiii'l. I'VERD. N.'-L. 1970f (21 L20-4
DATE PUBLISHEL) ------- 70
SUBJECT A-REA-S--l-"-',TC-Aj-lLSj CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS-ACTIVATION ENERGY, COKE, PETIRGLE0,14 H,!~LL
EFFECT, CHEMICAL REACTIO.'i AECHANISA, ELECTRICAL (',fJNL-lUCf(Y(fY
CONTROL MAPKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT
P),UXY
SN;P
CIRC ACCESSION NJ--AP011-1067t)
LA S S 0,

7"q
7
2/3 032 UNCL ASS IF I ED Y"".)VIO
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP013o619
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-W) GP-0- AB 5 T RA C T q E S I S Y I V I I Y kk U A I'll' T i 11~:
ClUEFFS. ALPHA AT Wi-RE P~EIISUKcG
ACTIVATI00-1 EINEnUIES suill 4,11) ffiELTAE slih), C Jt,;: ii I
CONCbS'. No AND EFFECTIft '111i311.111I.-5 MIJ IAILR~~ CALC,0. P141) P1:jiit).
COKE COAL TAA PITCH MIA"IS. SINTI--:0:9 AT t370-',?72jDEGjl1!t!`1,