SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SIDORA, A.K. - SIDORENKOV, I.V.

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SOBOMM, V. 1., at al, Patologichaskaya Fiziologiya i Fioperiventalinaya Terapiya,
Vol 14, ITO 5, Sep/0C,
A 70, pp Z4-27
hy-pothorraia accozpanyin, ',,he anesthesia. The body tejuperature ot the anesLhetized
0 _ ped to a nea
dogs drop n of )50C before bloodletting and to,51.50C before arLifi-
cial blood circulation was stopped. Hypoxia during the roauacita-tion period was
much less pronounced iA these dogs,
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Therapy
USSR UDC 616-036.882-02:616-005.1]-08~-07:616.24:-008.4
SID-ORA A ".,,and TOLOVA, S. V., Laboratory of Experimental
of Resuscitation, kcademy of Medical 'Sciences USSR,
'Moscow
"The Effect of Methods of Resuscitation on the Dynamics of
Restoration of the Structure,of the Respiratory Act in Dogs
-After Ten Minutes of Clinical Death Caused by Acute Blood Loss"
Moscow, Patologicheskaya Fiziologiyal i Eksperiniontallnaya
Terapiya, No 1, 1971, pp 29-32
Abstract: Two methods of resuscitation were compared: (1)
intra-arterial injection of blood plus epinephrine and artificial
respiration and (2) extracorporeal circulation (using an AIK-
M-64 apparatus) and artificial respiration. 113oth mothods were
tested on anesthetized and nonanesthetized animals. Extra-
corporeal circulation at a relatively low volume rate of per-
fusion revived the animals significantly sooner than did intra-
arterial injection of blood. A high volume rate~of p.erfusion
delayed restoration of the activity of the inspiratory and
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SIDORA, A. K. and TOLOVA, S 'V., Patologicheskaya Fiziologiya i
Eksperimentallnaya Terapiya, No 1, 1971, pp 29-'32
expiratory center in the nonanesthetized animals due to
hypocapnia. Anesthesia and the resulting moderate hypocapnia
caused the activity of the inspiration center and the normal
structure of the respiratory act to'be reStOTed sooner in
anesthetized animals than in nonanesthetized animals, despite
the high volume rate of perfusion and bypocapnla.

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SHINXORSHKOJ S. V.0 PILYUGIN, T. C.9 sin an~ YAVOMKIY, V. H.
University of Chernovtsy, Chernovtsy dii te
"Synthesis and Some Biological Properties of quinaldinium Azomethinesl
Moscow$ Khimiko-Farmateevticheskiy Zhurnalo Vol 6j No It JCUI 72P PP 25-29
Abstracti Studying antimicrobial activity of various prepa3:atlons, a series
of azomethine derivatives of quinaldine was,synthessized aontain:Lng alkyl and
aryl groups at the nitrogen hetteroaton, various substituents at the quinaldine
moiety and a f~ree or a substituted amino group at the benzene ring. Reaction
of equimolar quantities of quaternary quinaldin-lum salts with aromatic nitro
compounds takes place in ethanol conta4ning catalytic anounts of piperidine.
The products are strongly colored crystalline materials soluble in common
organic 6olventp insoluble in beazenei etherl and water; their phy3ical pro-
perties are tabulated. The azomethines synthesized showed a tilde spoctrum
of antimicrobial. and antifungal activity, especially towaxda strains resistant
to autiblotics. The disinfecting activity of sow of theso compounds exceeds
the activity of phenol.

Pathology
USSR MID C616.002.77-07:616%.2~l,.+616.287-oo8. i
M '4'ledical Scicaces,
PONOMAREV, V. S., and SIDORCH K -andidates o."
V. , C
-0torhinolaryncrology se~tr~',-RHCO;,j City Hospital -No 70.
"The State of Auditory and Vestibular Analysors in Rheuwatic Fever
Patients"
osovykh i Gorlovykh Bolezney,: No L, Jan'
kiev, Zhurnal Ushnykh N /Feb
701 pp 36-41
.-Abstract: A study was made of the types and frequency of auditory
and vestibular disorders in 170 14-51 yeax old rheomatic fever pat-
ients.. 13'unctional investigation of the: auditory atnei estibular
analysors was conducted by analysis of the complaints and examination
of ear, nose and throat. The functional state of the a6ditory analy-
sor was investigated by whispering and conversational speech, tuFiin,-
forks, a tone threshold audioraetry method, and by deternination of
-;`4'erea`al threshold of sound in j, e L L. J_
the d tensity chan, The slate Of
the vestibula_- anaLysor was determ ned;frorit study o': spontaneous
symptouis (nysta.-mus, deviation of hands~, sts:t:ic, coordina-
tion and gait disorders, determination of-optokinetic nyi;tagmus,
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Pa'101-%R"
'V, V. S. et al., Kiev, Zhurnal
Bolezaey, No 1, hn/Feb 70, pp 36-41
Ushnykh 'N sovylch i Gorlovykh
and experimental investigation of the vestibular zinaLysor by caloric
and rotatory tests.
Analysis of the results revealed -11-hat auditory disorders in
rheuntatic fever patients were rather1requent (27.1":0. They were
detected only by tone threshold audiometry acid tunin,, fork investi.-
gation in practically normal speech perception. VeStibular disorders
primarily, decrease of vestibular response to cali-oric stimulatio-,i,
less frequently -- increase of response nystagrnus,asycw~ietry and ot_~Iers)
-tion of tht*_~ vestibular anaLysor
were detected by experimental investigr_
In most of the rheumatic fever patients (33.5113). Spontaneous vesti-
bular symptoms (Mainly, spontaneous deviation of the hat-ids) were
observed less frequently Auditory atid vestibular disorders
in rheumatic fever patients were probably associatied with the basic
ar
process and were observed in any degree of activitV ~ A with any
,.,,form of illness, in different types of vitium cordlis and diffpretit
cy -e
degrees of blood circulation insufficien regardless of the remol_
ness of the illness, age of the patient or treatmei~a method. The-Ge
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PONONIM.-REV, V. S., et al., Kiev
, Zhurnal
Bolezney, No 1, Jan/Feb 70, pp 36-41
disorders were determined to be of centralaervous
The conjunction o-f these disorders with
possible a tonic diagnosis of rheumatic
system in 51 patients (31.8110).
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G"'stem. origin.
neuro"Pog 4C
gical symp, -oms made
lesions of,t_he central nervous

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and SIDOROV, V. V.,
W-WENKO, YU. A.9 VASILIYEV, V. F*1 S~DOE
Siberian Scientific Research Institute of Gw'jlogy# Geophysics arA Ydneral
Raw'Materiala
"Informtion Reader"
USSR Authors' Certificate No 356663, Cl. G:o6k 9/02, filed 7 Apr 70, pub-
11shed Z3 Oct 72 (fron Otkrytiya, lzobreteniyap P=myvhlennyye Obraztsy,
Tbva=yye Znald, No 32# 1972, P 143)
Abstractg The device contains, sitimted an 'the principal optical axis, an
objective, a cathode-ray tube, reflecting plates, a seniti.-anspaxent mirrox
and a nask optically coupled therewith, a converging lemand a receiver, con-
nectxA +hrough the control unit to the cath6de-ray tube output. To increaze,
the operating speed of the devicep the reflecting surfac" of a. prism are
arTwiged at a 450 angle to the direction of the nain b= and pqrpendicular
to the principal optical axis, parallel to uhich and at a 450 angle to the
direction of the line beam trace, at a distance which is a xtultIple of the
length of the picture line, are ;wunted reflecting plates for the light of
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Translation: The 24th CPSU Congress Draft Directives for the
new 5-year plan provide for a really.immense groirth in the volume
of production of electric power, the extraction of oil, gas and
coal,, the smelting of cast iron and steel and the production of
non-ferrous metals, mineral fertilizers, and other kinds of in-
dustrial-output. The implementation,of the program outlined
requires the commissioning of enormous natural rianources.
The raw materials sectors of industry have been fuLly
supplied with surveyed reserves for the current 5-year plan. 'rhis
has been achieved through the geologists better use of materiaL
and financial resources. During the,pant 5'yearm the volume of
geologicaL survey work has increased by more tha[i one-third, more
than 170 deposits of liquid and gaseous fuel, have been discovered,
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SIDORENKO, A. A., et al., Pravda. 25 Feb 71, p 3
andthe surveyed reserves of gas have been increased by several
times. New and large oil- and gas-beAring regione have been
prepared in Siberia, Central Asia and the European part of the
country.
According to the Draft Directives, the largest oil- and
gas-extracting region should be created between the' Urals and
ZI the Yenisey. The potential possibilities of the Western Siberian
basin are such that with the necessary organizati6nal irork by
1980 it will already be possible to extract as much oil as is
now being extracted in the entire European part of. the.countryo
We are confronted with a most important economic and geo-
logical problem: finding the Large deposits of oil in the north
of the Tyumen Oblast, beneath the gas:'Istoreall, in order to open
the way for the region's cheaper and more comprehmansive develop-
ment. rts proximity to the sea shore a creates favorable condi-
tions for transporting oil along the North Sea m3te.~
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SIDORENKO, A. A., et al., Pravda, 25 Feb 71, p 3
It is also necessary to make a careful study of the other
mineral. resources of the East and North Urals~andothe western
part of Krasnoyarsk Kray. Here there are possible deposits of
many metals and much nonmetallic raw materials which it is ex-
pedient to use together with the vast reserves of power fuels.
:This is an important issue of long-term!planning upon which the
USSR Gosplan's Council for Studying Production Forces and the
'Siberian and Ural scientific organizat,ions of the VSSR Academy of
.Sciences should be engaged.
Fulfilling the decisions of the 23rd CPSU Clongri.!ss, geo-
logists have also doubled the surveyed reserves of natural gas
In the European part of Russia. The Orenburg deponit of gas and
raw materisla with reserves of gas exceeding one trillion cubic
meters has been prepared for industrial production. However,
the rates and scales of its organization-are clearly inadequate.
The tag in the organization of refining the raw materials is to
blame for this and has been holding up-the entire!work for a
number of years. Surveyed reservea are already making it possibLe
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SIDORENKO, A. A., Academician, et al., Pravda, 25 Feb 71, p3
now to extract at least 50-60 billion cubic meters of gas annually
and~to obtain several hundred thousand tons of basic raw materi-
als. The organization of the Orenburg deposit as rapidly as
possible is one of the new 5-year plan's most imporltant.tasks.
In the north of the European part of the USSR a mighty
ire, in a
oil- and gas-bearing province has been~crested, wNI
~short time, the largest Vuktyl deposit.:otarted to be warked,
and is supplying gas.
The deep horizons of the Dnepr-Donetsk Depritasion, situated
near already operational workings and the developed network of
the pipelines of the Ukrainine ire if great interest. This basin
has far from exhausted its possibilities. However, proapect-
ing at depths of more than 4,000 meterfi.in complex geological
conditions is difficult and requires modern technical Means In
which we are, as yet, experiencing shortages.
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SIDORENKO, A. A., et al., Pravda, 25 Feb 71, p 3
Udmitriya and Yaroslavsl and Kostroma oblasts and Belo-
russia should become areas of active survey. The Prikaspiskaya
Depre a ever, there will be no
s ion is extremely promising. How
easy-
discoveries here: the deposits Lie,at great d#.pths beneath
mighty salt deposits, which makes surveying by geophysical
methods and drilling difficult.
To make available the surveyed re'serves of oil and gas in
the country's main extracting regions -- the Volgo-Urals region
oblast, Azerbaydzhan, Camcasus foothills and in tho UkrAne --
is a most important problem in whose resolution a lagging behind
has been observed. This is causing serious anxiety. The Ministry
oEPetroleum industry is conducting surveys and prospecting here
at 6;
and a large part of all the means aLLcc ed for ga and:oil
prospecting is being expended here.
In recent years, the geography of the prospqcted.fuel
deposits has changed and has revealed a greater selection of them.
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SIDORENKO,
A. A., et al., Pravda, 25 Feb 71, p 3
It is necessary to intensify the role of the economic appraisal
of deposits, to substantiate the contihuity of their production
scientifically, and to coordinate this,vAth the plan for the
Location of production forces. Now the problemii. resolved
through the efforts of the departmental planning institutes
when it is a matter of the intersectorial prospects for the
development of the national economy.
A substantial contribution to prospectiag for the ores
of nonferrous and ferrous metals and non-ore raw toaterial has
been made by the geologists. Deposits of nickel !in the Norilsk
rayon, gold in Uzbekistan, polymetals in Buryatasfic and the
Karaganda oblast, copper in the Southern Urals, antimany and tin
in Yakulskassic and Central Asia, chromites in Weat Ka,-,Akhstan,
apatite in the Khibiny Mountains, and.diamonds in 'Siberia --
this is far from a full list of "the new-born" of the pmot 5-year
r4
plan. The raw material base of metallurgy, chemwiry, nd the
construction materials induatry has been extended considerably.
The geologists have adopted as a militant progran the
thesis of the Draft Directive on the further expaiioliion of work
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SIDORENKO, A. A., et al., Pravda, 25 Feb 71, p 3
"on the geological study of the terrestrial depths and the pros-
pecting of mineral and raw material resources primqllril~ in the
r
egions of existing mining enterprises.and, likewide, in
r
rions which are most econom).cally.valuable for their1ndustrial
reg
assimilation."
Ores are a natural wealth, which:does not renew itself.
The prolonged exploitation of deposits leads to a reduction in
the reserves of useful mineral.s. in the depths. It is necessary
to work constantly to make up the~deficiency from great depths
in areas which adjoin mining enterprises. This taak is sometimes
more difficult than searches in unstudied regions.
The geologists must work persistently to improve the
geography of mineral and raw material bases in ordor to reduce
the long-distance transportation of large-tonnage,mineral. raw
materials, especially of agronomic ores,in Siberia'and aeveral
sorts of nonmetallic raw materials and.constructiorl materials.
For the development of ferrous metallurgy in the kint, it is nec-
essary to activate searches for rich iron ores:in 41.iberiA and

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SIDORENKO, A. A., et al., Pravda, 25 Feb 71, p 3
areas of the Urals.
The rapid growth in the demand for aluminum poses the task
of developing the search for high quality bauxites on the Siberian
platform, in the Northern Uralsand at the Kursk Magnetic Anomaiy.
it is once again stressed in the Draft Dir-ectiyes that
the role of mineral raw materials in the economy, 's development
is great. The scientifically based and rational use of the
riches of the terrestrial deptheis of substantial significance
for raising the effectiveness of social productich. 'Vhere are
many issues here which require deep a4alysis.
The losses both in extracting and processing mineral raw
materials are still great. one of the main causes for such a
situation is the poor elaboration of the economic factors. The
value oe are in the depths is not appraised -- it is, so to speak,
"the gratuitous gift of nature."' Therefore, the enterprises
bear only an administrative and not an economic responsibility
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SIDORENKO, A. A., et al., Pravda, 25 'Feb 71, p 3
for the losses. It is necessary to intensify economic incentive
for the more effective use of mineral raw materia,le, to establish
bacic norms for loss in extraction and processing for each
enterprise, and to intensify the personal interest of ministries
in.the full use of all the useful components of ores.
The Draft Directives provide for raising the economic
effectiveness of geological survey woric It is necessary to
insure more rational use of the means ailocated for these needs,
especially the expenditure on the detailed prospe-,rting for depo-
sits. Detailed prospecting should be;conducted only at deposits
available for assimilation by industry within a ptanned period.
It is necessary to raise the ministrieel.responsibility for
orders for carrying out detailed prospecting worki,
Serious attention must be paidto scieatif~c forecasting
of the regional searches. In the now 5-year plan I it is time to
make a complete transition to geolofical survey work in accordance
with scientifically based general p ans embracing an entire
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SIDCIRM;KO,,A. A., et al., Pravda, 25~Feb 71, p 3
Pologi.cal region. The progretsive methods oC gieophysics, geo-
chemistry, mathematics and new techniques should be iucorporated
in these drafts and estimates.
The technical reequipping of geological production plays
a great Part in raising the effectiveness of the work. Heavy
4
industrv and instrument-making plants have, during the past 5
I ipped the geologists with powerful devices for drill-
years, reequ
ing deep prospecting wells, hig
,,h speed drills for,core drilling,
geophysical apparatus and other geological sQrve .y~equiptaent.
Unfortunately, metallurgy produces vety little hig'h-strength
drilling and drive pipes, pipes with threadeft grooven couplings,
so forth, and therefore the possibilities'forAiigh-speed
drilling are riot fully used. We hope that geologists All
obtain more fast transport, tractors, venicles, heat resistant
cable, computers and good expeditionary equipment and special
clothing. It is very important to incirease the production of
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SIDORKWOl A. A., 25 Feb 71, Pravda, p 3
easily portable drilling equipment, which is especially necessary
to prospectmore rapidly the depthsIn almost inaccessible
regions. And the geologists for their part, will us#,- the equip-
ment with mxcimum effectiveness..
The prospectors of the depth approach the"24th aPSU
Congress with a great upsurge and.they warmly approve the
Directives fcr the 5-year plan,forthe development of the national
economy. Continuing the Leninist labor watch, tht advanced
collectives of geological organizations are preparing-to greet
the party congress worthily.

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WO 669-Z95,051
VASYUMS=-, A. andd
wAnosovite Composition"
titana (Collection of Woeics a' the All-
Sb. tr. Vses. n.-I. I proye-ktn. in
Union Scientific Rese=ch arA, Da-aign lmtitu+.e of: Tit--L-nL=) 1 1970y Js PP 22-
32 (jxom rah--~r~cataa I =Giyaj, lio ii, Nov 70# Abstract, Bo 11 L GV46)
Txanslatiom A detailed sttxly 13 mde of the chemical-minei.7alogical composi-
tion. and same properties of ano-sovite from high-titantun I.MW-strial slags.
Structural-chemical foxmtJzz of amozovites, WAch differ acqordinv to the
degree of.-reduction# are calculated. A regul;a- presence is ~maosovlte o3
eXcess TiOz from 4-6 to 60~; (nol.) is astabliihedi which = be trvated as a
presence ox cation va-cant sites in the crystal ~2attice of ar!osovita. Tile
electrical ana magrzatic prowrties of a~ffereAt urmswrLtes aXe stlidied. A
classification of anosovites accoriing to their chemical cc~position is
-;=Pdsed. 4 ill., 2 tables,, 20 biblio. entrle~.
Author's abstxact

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vAsyu-riNSKIY, N. A., and SIDORENKO.,, A.
"Structure and Phase Composition of Titanium Slag Ingots"
Sb. tr. Vse5. n.-i. i proyektn. in-wt titana,-[Collected works of All-Union
Scientific-Rescarch and Planning Institute for Titanium), 6, 1970, 22-27
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal-Metallurgiya, No. 1, 1971, Abstrac~
No.1 G187 by the authors).
Translation: The processes of cooling and oxidation of Ti slag ingots
form several phase-structure varieties. The outer zone osF the ingot con-
sists of rutilized slag, followed by a zone of.lamellar oxidized consisting
primarily of anatase, Deeper there is a zone~of grainy oxidized !Aag,
while the center of the ingot consists of anosovitic slag. The nature
of the phase-structural conversions of the slag during cooling of ingots
depends:on the composition of the slag, size ofingo.tsand op;o I i nil,
conditions. I figure; I table,

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VASYUTINSKIY, N, A., LYSTSOV, A. 1. , ZAKHAREVICH, A. A., and SIDO"LIENIKQ, A. P
"Some Specifics of Chlorination of Chunk Titanium Slag"
Sb. tr. Vses. n.-i. i proyektn. in-t titana, [Collected works of All-Union
Scientific-Research and Planning! Institute for Titanium], 6, 1970, 41-47,
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal-Metalbrgiya, No. 1, 1971, Abstract
N
o.1 b179 by the authors)
Translation: During chlorination of chunk Ti-slag, i dens~e, gas-iriperfacable
layer of rutile is formed, which retards the chlorination reaction. The
kinetic curves for chlorination of chunk titanivni slag show an autocatalytic
period. It is assumed that the reason for the autocatalysis is an increase
in the reaction surface resul-ting from development of micro~issures in the
chunks of Ti-slag. 3 figures; 8 biblio. refsi

USSR UDC 669.295.053.24
SIDORENKO, Aj VASYUTINSKIY, N. A., PECIIENKIN, V. P., and LUKWANOV, L. S.
"Change in the Mass of Titanium Slag During Cooling of Ingots"
Sb. tr. Vses. a.-i. i provektn. in-t titana [Collected wdrks of All-Union
Scientific.-Research and Planning Institute for Titaniumj, 6, 1970, 18-22,
(Translated from Referativn)ry Zhurnal-Metallurgiya, No. 1,i 1971, Abstract
No.1'GI86 by the authors).
Translation: The change in slag mass in ingots during cooJing depends on
the degree of reduction of the slag, the porosity. and the quantity of slag,
and,most of all on the cooling conditions. INIethods are de~..,cribed for
determining the increase in slag mass during cooling. Nume'Tical'.data are
resented on.the increase in the mass of Ti slag ingots dur'ng cc-oling
p
under industrial conditions. I figure; I table.

USSR UDC 669.295.05
VASYUTINSKIY, N. A., LYSTSOV, A.. I., ZAKIUMVICH, A. A., and SIDORENKO, A. P.
"Certain Features of Chlorinating Lump Titanium Slag"
Moscow, Metallurgiya i Khimiya Titana (Institut Titana), 'Matallurgiya
Publishing House* Vol 6, 1970, pp, 41-47
Translation: It is established that during chlorination of lump titanium
slag, a solid, gas-proof layer of rutile is formed which s.lows dcwn the
chlorination reaction. The kinetic curves of chlorinating lump titanium
slag are characterized by the presence of an autocatalytidperi4)d. It is
suggested that the cause of the autocatalysis is the increase in the re-
action surface through the development of miciocracks in the lunpa of
titanium slag. Three illustrations and eight bibliographit entries.
59

USSR UDC 669.017.11
N. A., and SIDORENKO, A. P.
"The Structure and Phase Composition of Titanium Slag Ingots"
Moscow,-Metallurgiya I Khimlya Titana (Institut Titana),.Metallurgiya
Publishing House, Vol 6, 1970, pp 22-27
Translation: It is shown that. as a result of the processes of cooling and
oxidizing titanium slag ingots, several structural-phase variations are
famed. The external zone of the ingot is composed of rutilized slag, which
is followed by the zone of flakey oxidized slag, consisting primarily of
anatase. The zone of granular oxidized slag is located deeper, snd the
anosovitovyy [translation unknown) slag is preserved in the center of the
ingot. It is shown that the nature of struCtural-phase transformations
of the slag during the process of cooling ingots depends on the composition
of the slag, the size of the Ingots, and conditions of their cooling. One
Illustration, one table, and five bibliographic entries.
7
5

USSR UDC 669.017.11
SIDORENKO, A. P., VASYUrINSKI'J., N. A., PECHENKIN, V. P., and LUMANOV, L. M.
.................t.......
Change in the Mass of Titanium Slags During Ingot Cooling"
Moscow, Metallurgiya i Khimiya Titana (Institut Titana),'.Metallurgiya
Publishing House, Vol 6 1970, pp 18-22
Translation: It is shown that change in the mass of slag~ln ingots with
cooling depends on the degree of slag restoration, the porosity and size
of the ingot, and, most of all, on cooling conditions. Methods of deter-
mining the increase in mass of slags when they are cooled are described.
Numerical data on increase in the mass of ingots of titanium slags during
cooling under industrial conditions are given. One illustratiom, one table,
and five bibliographic entries.

USSR UrC 669-295-054-79
MIOROZY YU. A., and SIDORENKO, A. P.
"Two-Stagge Titanium Slag Production Procedure"
Moscow, Tavetnyye Metally, No 2.. Feb 70,, pp 47-49
Abstract: A description is given of an experiment in obtaining, titanium slao
from a concentrate with the composition 26-14 Fe,,o,, 65.2%110~, 1.65(A
2-50% A12031 0.115 CaO, o.43% Mgo, 1.02~ MnO, and 1-51% Cr2O The advanta,~es and
3'
disadvantages of using the two-stage procedure to produce the slago are discussed.
It is shown that in order to obtain low-iron titanium slag it, is also necessary to
reduce the titanium oxides. The idea of a mandatox-y and regular increace in the
FeO content in the charge when melting the concentrate (which is reduced in
advance) is stated and experimentally confirmed, The results of microscopic analy-
ais and x-ray mcrography of the initial reduced concentrate, after two houri3 of
hc1ding at 120000 and at 14000C, are presented and discussed. 'The characteristics
of the reduced concentrate and the electrical conductivity of tho solid charge
mterials at various temperatures are tabulated. The redistri1pution of o)Qrgen
between Femet and T,102 at a temperature above 120000 indicatee'th-e necessity of
reexamining the energy consumption during two-stage melting oftitanium slag in
1/2

USSR
YOROZ, YU. A., and SIDDRENIKO, A. P., Tsvetnyye M--tally, Na 2, Feb 70, PP 47-49
COmparison with the existing technoloEical process. FroM the d-atut p.resen*ed it
is obvious that !7d& of all the expended enerey Coes to the reducLion off oxides, oil
which onit 6.5% is expended on the reduction of iron oxideti and on the z-eluc-
tion of titanium oxides. In the case of preliminary reduction of iror, oxides tle
energ
,,y expenditures for the production of slag in the secona step of two-stafe
sm-elting drop by a larCe amount (6-W, When charging the un"elt~ng furnace (the
second step of the two-sti-ge sme-Iting) vith hot reduced conizentrate, the enerE_-y
expend-itures on heating it will be the same as in the smelting furnace by the
- rocess. The heat balan-ce in this furnace is discussed anl fact-ors are
exis%,~c p-
mentioned which lower the efficiency of making titanium. slag from rich titanitun
concentrates by the two-stage method.

Liz 025 UNCLASSIFIED PROCES~ING DATE--ISSEP70
,TITLE--CHANGE IN A TITANIUM SLAG DURING THE COKING OF BRIQUETS -U-
--4UTHOR-(04)-VASYUTINSKIY,r N.A,t Lysrsov, A.I.v BEREZUK0, A.V., SIDORENKO,
~'AiP
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
U.RCE--IZV. AKAD. NAUX SSSRt METAL.. 1970t'(1)1247
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
AREAS--MATERIALS
~-TGPIC TAGS--COKEt PETROLEUM PRODUCTo TITANIUM, METALLUAGIC SLAG, PHASE
~'_ANALYSIS, THERMAL EFFECT
.~_CdNTPOL M-ARK I NG--NO, RE'STRICTIONS
1~`,.DCCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
--UR/0370/70/000/001/0247/0247
..i_FAOXY REELIFRAME--1988/0599 STEP NO
~"CIRC. ACCESSION NO--AP0105587
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR UTIC 621.314.14
ZHARKOV, S. A., VASIL'HEV, I. M., FER2,2EC-PYfFV, V. V., v. and
hTOR11LOVA, 1-1. M., Leningr_nd Inst4tUte of Aircraft 1-istruff..ent Buildiri-
"A Wide-Band Imstrument for Converting the Current of Sp-miconductor "ucle-ar
Emission Detectors to a Pulse Train"
Mos cow
Pribory i Tekhnil-a Eksperimenta, Yo 4, Jul/Aug 71., pp 101-103
Abstract: The authors describe a wide-band circuit for convertin- the current
of semiconductor detectors of nuclear emission to a n-ulse train. -The circul
is,based on the equivalent of a four-layer diode. Stabilization of Lhe bips
on the control electrode made it possible to extend the dynamic. ranpe- of data
Corntersion by a factor of approxLmaLetv 20, as well as to 'reduce the number
of circuit elements aad tl'ie required electrical ener 0,,. The device is sir.-ip-1e,
lcri in cost, has sTall overall dimensions and 1(mj weight (volume of no more
than 100 cc, ,7eight less than 50 g), and is highly shock r~!sistant. The
small number of elenents ensures hic1h circuit reliability, and enables ac-
co-aLmodation, in a "hernatiz-al-1, seale"' casing_- along urith the vor,:er. suDolv. -I
power for the entire corverter can be supplied by low-volta~e batterier.
(12-16 V). A distinguishing feature of the device is that the electrical
energy requirement is proporticnal to the enission dose rate. In the absence
1/2

USSR
ZHARKOV, S. A., at al., Priborv i Telchnika Eksperimenta, No 4, Jul/Aug 71,
pp 101-103
of.radiatio
-n, the circuit takes practically no electrical energy. At a dose
rate of 104 r/hr, the po~,,ar cons'Umption is"0.08 1-1, while the corresponding
figure for I r/hr is 0.005 14 -- 1.5-2 orders of magnitude less than the most
economic conventional nick-ups.
The prf is a nearly linearjunction of dose
()4
rate in the range frozi 10 to I r1hr. 17he circuit has ex,-.-mllo-nt finerational
stability. Drift of the frequency emitted by the circuit i1hen thot detector
was replaced by an equivalent resistor at constant temperature was no more
than +0.02% in five days of operation.
2/2
36
Emu

UNCLASSIFIE0 PlMCESSING 0ATE--13NQV70
UE-HY A 30'1 RE- P It-, AT! C~% OF PRE C, A:.'. d~R I AuN GRA Pli.1 J'E: CJNT A[ N 1 N"'; ST~',AT A
AUTHOR-(02)- A.V., SIi)lJRENlW, S.A,
Al~
C OUNT RY 0 F P4FO-USSIA
-SOURCE-OrUL .AKA~;. ',14AUK SSSk L-9 7 0, 192( 1 f-r .184--
DATE PJBL ISHED ------- 70
SU8JECT AkEAS---:EAR TH SCI ENCES AND OCEANOGkAPHY, m.ArEktALS
GEOGRAPHIC LOCATIONt GEOLOGY, M FTH A N L
PROPANIEt BUTANE, ETHYLENE# PROPENE
ETHANE,
CONTROL MARKING-IN10 RESTRICTIONS
1) 0 C UM E `4 CLASS-U.NCLASSIFTED
REEL/FRAME--3004/1876 STEP N 0- - OR 00 2 0/ 7 01i .2 0 10 1 ~3,4 0 18 7
CIRC,ACCESSION NO--AT0132138
UINC L A SS I F I '-'I)

2/2 623 UINCL ASS IF I ED, PrIXICESSING UATE--13tNGV70
C:lRC ACCESSION P40- -AT 0 13213 8
ABSTRAC T/ _EX TRACT-- (U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE STUDY OF ARCHEAN GIRAPhITE
CONTG. G%EiSSES IN CENTRAL ALOV KRIVOI ROG AREA, LOWER PROTEROZOIC C
CONTG. KYA:IITE SCHISTS IN THE K04L.A PENINSULA, AND UPPER Pki-ITER01-filiC
SCHUNGITES OF KARELIA rHAT SFDJ,'4ENTARY METAMORPHIC C CON'G.
PkECAMB.DIAN ROCKS CONTAIN SMALL ARTS. (IF BITUMENS: AND llYi.')R0(;ARBo?ls.
oRG. suf3srANCE wERE Nior e\rrivrELY "13URNLD OUT" DURIJIG RE-3101-4AL
META MOR PH I SM OF PRIMARY SEDIMENTARY RUKS.CONTG. Cjl'%~E: S~ii3STAviCES. YHE
PRECAP-191f

T' I
F Pru VAIRROV I~a S 1 DC.H~~Q i;W A - V - i
U.M?r, R. S. , and SHELAKOVA', V.i V. , Cbair of ~Ianora' ~Y:?:.ena,
AKDDV,~ A, VOT v
Second ,ioscow Iied-; cal institute imeni: I i Firogov
"Bacillus cereuz, as an A -d FoA soning in Zarill
gent, of Foo
Vioscow, Voprosy Piltardya, NO 3. 1970, PP 25-;45
Abstract- Dr-rinE.- ar, investigatiori ol' 'God pojsanjn~gs in soveral alinics
and hos,.)itals in ;~_o5cow, ."Ioscow Ulblast, anaJ Rovenl~ovs~ciy P,;yca, Ddgano'-ava jbiasL
ukrai.nej L~nco lgo?, --;L ,.,as fownd t1hat two general ['o-ar 011t-
breaks, an! 29 isoiated cai;u.,; ixvolv~rsrg a total a., over pC.:rt;Orz: wcr_e Cau.L;ej Dir
Bacillus corous. Thv~ microo.-ganis..-, %,oa,- isolzitel ia larg-11 'quan-'Ltio:; 17_1.,~,,r !.,I-
-ago
Le5tinal contenti;, vonltc~i mal~arial, anil auspectrA food pi:!c-d-acto u-
anJ potato SOLP, :,t0-WO'j CaDD._'LJU, b0ilOd Wat,
~Iost of the cases were reportel in the sv=er and fall. coijr:~f,, w.-,3
milk and orief. After an inc,,zbztia-i perial of 10 to 16 L~n~rs, 3orw-~,ines 4 tO C'.
- '. -h.~ vn -Lom5
hours, symptois ap:)aare-:1 - stomach pains, naLsea, diarrhLia. L e
5ided in 11 to 10 hours, less commonly in 2~Pto 48 hours. jlbou-L, of tho cases
followed a more severe and Ionger (3 to 5 days) course.

I- 71~-
j Code: UR 0240
Acc. Nrv. 4P0044026"*
PRIMARY SOURCE: Gigiyena i Sanitariya, 1970, Nr 21, PP 7-1,o,
URGENT PROBLEMS OF SOIL HYGIENE
G. j,,gidR=bj L. A. Kozhiitova. A. A. Dirza-ratatz
The paper carries information concerned with'sanitary protection of toil. Its historical
development in the USSR is expounded and in conclusion main trends of scientific research
In this field are outlined.
REELIFRAM
19770457

WSR UDC 621-73-042162-412
SQ49, ah CUPAT,,O, V. G., and
)WHAROVA, G. YE. , BATENIEVA M. K, a 44J.
LUCHROVA, L. 1.
"Effect of Deformation on the Structure and Properties of R18 Steel"
Moscow# Xuznechno-Shtampovochnoye Prolavodstvo, No 7, Jul ~(Is PP 13-1.5
Abstracti The first ingots of R18 steel forged by upsetting have been tested
at the Dnep-,ospetsstall Plant. Ingots from oneheat were forged by existing
plant technology and by ar. experimental method.
Existing technology:
le Heating an ingot weighing 590 kg in a continaous fur-
nace up to 12500C forlone hour.
2. Drawing the ingot on a 5-ton drop forg-; along into a
blank u-1th a 260-mm square side and cutting into
standard length.
Yeating the standard blank in a continiious furnace
UT3
to 1250'0 for 30 minutes.
Drawing the 3tandard b II,ank into a blank with a 160-=-,
square side.
45

USSR
IIAZHAROVA, G. YE., et al., Kuznechno--Shtampovochnoye Proizvodstvo, 110 7,
Jul ?I PP 13-15
Cooling the blanks in vzfneated coolers for 36 hours.
Experimental technology:
1. Same as 1 above.
2. Same as 2 above except 220-m- dimension is used.
3, Same as 3 above.
Upsetting standard blanks along the ingot axis to a
height equal to 1/2-1/3 the oviginal height, turning
900 and drawing in a direction perpondicula r to the
ingot axis, down to ingots with a i20-;-,-am square side
with an intermediate heating. to 1250% for 115-20 rrin.
5. Same as 5 above,,.
2/1
MR,
II MMI -1 R M i I A M' I i A AI I Mu N

cowl.
USSR
MAZEAROVA, G. YE., et al., Xuznecbno-Shtampovochnoye Proizyodstvot No 71
Jul 710 pp 13-15
As a result of increasing the forging reduction ratio and deformation of
metal throughout its volume, crushing of the eutect-ic lattice occurs along
with a more uniform distribution of the carbide phase. Mechanical properties
of total forged as described are better than iihen forged by the conventional
technology, as a result of which transverse forging provides a deeper and
more uniform working of the metal. A disadvantage of experimental technolo&r
Is the additional preheating which lowers productivity:of the forging
machinery by 15-2C%P. Two figures, orie table', three bibliographical references.
3/3

Acc. Nr. Abstracting Servicei 'Ref. Code
-14
APO"WO-34104_ CHEMICAL ABsr. 4-7a 1Z
AOI
f"O 741713Y
Synthesis of a titar4um-sodium "doviltv --;UU&tL-.
GYoMN1;ckttnko, 1j'a. 0g ~~ Wgi,. 1~n
i"a Car yas' added to Ti(J,50, s1lin.,
2Na?SO,' "I C-, H 2 0(1) sepd. a-, Whire 11~~edlt!~Iijk cry!1bihs,
with l.'-, 1.670 and ra 1,544. fit tile preselix-tt of tile!)npd.
double -3a)t contained, 112,304 rnols!.:
Ykilo. I dissolve'.4 !IIOAIY in H200r Milu!Ml a6ds. 11N-Ijt~
REEL MME
~' a1r

USSR uDc 612-215.4-1:6ip-.24
aLWRSNKO, L. A.., Institute of Surgery im. A. V. Vishnevakiy,iAcaderny of
Mai~if'~rcfences asR, Mbscov
"I-lixing of Cases in the Dead Space of the Respiratory Tractif
Moscow, ByuUeten' Eksperimentallnoy Biologii i Meditsin:,,, No 6, 1972,
PP 10-13
Abstract: The diffusion process at the boundary of alvaolar F
,,as %nd dead
space affects the size of the dead space. Experiments vith -Uhrec- healthy
hxur.ati suboects breathing first air and then pure oxyger. showed that upon a
change in the rate of inspiration from 1000 to 2000 ml/sec, the dead space
increased by 13 to 15 At low rates the time required for diffusion vas
greater than at hirrh rates. Thus gas froi,,i the dead rspnxi~ ap firently partake's
in gas exchange through diffusion. In another series, of experiments invollving
breath holding, the head space decreased bY 30 t0 35 ril. -,Then the breath was held
for 2 1/2 see at inspiration, bY 40 to 50'm1 when held sec, and by 6o to
80 vil when held for 10 see. Thus, the longbr the breath. was held, the smaller
the dead spacep i.e.) the longer the diffusion tirpe.

USSR Ura 621.582.002 (083.8)
T
KOCHKAREV, G.V., KRACHKOVSKIVY, 0.1., LEYBOV CH, L.S11., C11?"N~ 3
dLII T -Y 1711
PZ-TRAKOTISKIYI YA.81f., SIDORENKO, L.D., LEVAKOV, V.P., i0, V.P.,
RATIM, YU.A.
"Classifier Of Semiconductor Devices"
USSR Author'. e Certificate No 20,6180,. filed 14 July 1569, published 18 1-1 Y 1971
(from M-Eleir-tronika i yeye primeneniyej No 3, March 1972, Abstract No 5B757)
Translation: The clasnifier of i3emiconductor devices (principally transiators)
contains a unit [uzel] for connection of a device to the measuring equipment,
the measuring equipment, logical equipment, mechanism f or marking tho pol arity,
and a unit for allocation of the measured devices into a container; it has a
rotating tube conreeted with Lin electric rotor. With tho obioct of increa3ing
tho upoed of operation and. the off iciency of tho classifier, th') Unit f or
connection, --ade in the form of a revolvin- raversible diuk, vupporting. t,,,,o
0
blocks [kolodimi for the devices, dia!w)trically locatcd and connactcd by a
flexib'o braid.(2~gut] with tho measuring device, and two withdrawing dov-;(,Oo,
mounted on the axis of the block.9, is partially arran-yed inside a gmziding
hopper,, connected with the rotati.ng, tuba ce the unit for allod2ticn, and -an;'_or
the disk of the unit for connection, in a groove of the lateral ourface o2 the
ho er, thr~ =chanism for marM.ni the polarity is localued.
171P

u EV U%CLASSI F (ED ~IRROCESSING DATE--13NOV7y
0
TITLE--10*,~DLYTLC REt.CTION OF lhi.VfNYLPHE,NOTHIAZlNE WITH" VINYL BUTYL ETHER
_U_
AUTHOR-(05)-SHOSTAKOVSKIY, M.F.1 SKVORTSOVA, G.G. ol. KUR,0Vr Gj.N.j S 10 11 R E'i," K 0 1
.,L,L., VURONOVr V.Ks ftusw~
.~COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SGURCE-DOKL. AKAD. NAUK SSSRr 1970t 192(1)t 10- 111
,-,,,DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
-SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMSTRY
TOP I C TAGS--0KGANlC-AZINE COMPOUNOt ETHER., CHEMICAL ~,REACVION MECHANISM,
OR ANI C AZO COMPOUND, COPOLYMERIZATIONt, THIOL
~...CCNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS--UtICLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3004/1879 ZTEP -40--UR/0020/7,31e
CIRC ACCIES~ION NO--AT0132141
L)

SSI"G DATE-L3NOV-0
019 UNCLASSIFfO p
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT0132141
'ABSTRACT/ EXTRACT- (U) GP-0- 'ABSTRACT. IN THE PRESENCE. OF
FO 4S
AZJBIS-lSobuTYRoiNITq ILE N VINYLPHENOTHIAZONE if) RE 950 Pt
POLYMERS, I REACTS WITH BUCCH:CH SUtl2 t 11 ) To GIVE
hl,(6,(VINYLO-AY)HEXYL)PHLc:~ii:)TI-IIALINE (111) AND COPOLW-10-II.S. T~JE STRUCTIJRE
OF III WASPROVEN BY PARTIAL SYNTHESIS, PHENOTHI)411NE 'PLUS 5RCH SQ-82
Ua4 CH S03Z GET YIELOS N,(6,ET~lUXyHEXVLl III ANALOG (IV).
(CH Sja2l S,
HYD,;ZC-GENATl&N,0F III GAVE IV. A FREE RADICAL MECHANISM 15 PP0130SED FOR
JHE FORMATION OF 111. J:ACILITY: IKKUTSK, JNST., ORG. K40i.,
IRKUTSK, USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR uDe 669.ob6-5
KOREN, V. A., c;TrZ12E-TMQ--2j,,,&, FIM'1172,1011,,Nl. A., -ZU-BM-,-V, A. S., 1."OROZOV) 'A. S.,
EHASIN, G. A., CIRTVATIN, N. S., and FILOOTI, S. K.
"Metal Blawring by Powderlike Materials"
Moscow, V sb "Sovreraena:i-ye problemy kachestva, stali" (mis) (Collection Of
Works. Modern Problems of Steel Quality) (Moscow Institu-ve of Steel and Alloys)
Izd-vo "Yletallurgiya," No 61, 1970, PP 163-;la8
Translation of Abstract: The results of an Investigation on dephosphorization
and desulfurization. alloying, arLd deoxidation of wtal by po-d~d-er-lik-e material
blowing are presented. Data are presented on the effect of basic technol--,gical
-oarameters on the rate and amplitude of the dephosphorization process of steel
by blowing -with an oxygen jet containing a powder-like mixture of optirnal com-
p9sition, consisting of lime, iron bra, and fluorapar. 1; flGuzvs.

112 022 UNCLASSI Fltb P"ROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
-TITLE--KINETICS OF THE DEPHOSPHORIZING OF STFEL DURtNG THE INJECTION OF
GAS POWDEk 141XTURES -U-
AUTH0R-(03)-SMIRH0Vt N~A.s SIDURENK01-M.F., KUDAINI:V.A.
-_.~CCUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
R
~~:15OURCE-IZV. AKAD. NAUK SSSi N E rr~ .1970, (2), 8 4-1~ 1
3 ATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SU8JECT AREAS-IMATERIALS,
TCPfC TAG,--CW.'-l(CAL REAt C T I ON K I N F. T I C SIRON OXWEP i',IYAS, METALLUIRGIC SLAG,
PHOSPHOPUS, STEEL PRGI)(JCfl(]N
cmi r ROL MARKING--NO RESTRICrIONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
PROXY REEL/FRAME--3003JI451 STEP NO--UR/0370/71,~10001002/0084/0091
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0130334
U 14C L AI f` I

PMCESSING DATE-27NOV7C
212 022 -IN NO UNCLASSI FIED
CIIRC ACCESSIU I --AP0130384
48STRACT/EXTRACT-11i) GP-0- ABSTRACT. ON ~THE-BASIS Of" MF PRFSENT STUDY
IT IS CONCLUDED THAT CHARACTLRISTIC FOR DFPfiosPHo.Mvkri0N KINETICS IS A
"ECTILIMEAR CHANGE OF THE P CONTENT Vl THE MFT4L D(Jllt~'G THE' INJEMON OF
GAS POWDER MIXTS. WETH THE PRESENCE OF AN 111CUBATION PERE00 ASSUCO. WITH
THE GRAOUAL PILMIG OP Of: FE 0XII)ES IN THE,SL~~G 1011LE EMPLOYING
NONIOXIDIZING COMPNS. OF THE POWDERS. THE DEPHLISP1101-111ATIOM PORCESS OF
JHE METAL BY THE INJECTION OF GAS POWDER, MIXTS. WAS ACHIEVED PRUIARILY
AT THE CONTACT SURFACE OP THE METAL 141TH: rHE ISLAG PA~RTICLES. THE
LIMITING LINK INl THE ENTIRE DEPHOSPHORIZATION PROCESS IN THE- 0IFFUSION
OF P IN SLAG PARTICLFS6 THE. COMPLETENFSS OF THE UTILIZAT'[OM OF
-1,CLES, AS CHARACTI-iRIZED R
DEPHOSPHORMING CAPABILITY OF SLAG PARI -Y THE
-RFEr lEfir iISO AT THE GWEIM
DEGREE OF PC MON OF THF D'f:FUS[ON OF :11 IN TJ
-.CQIIPN. OF THE DEPHOSPHORIZING MIXT.t DETU. BY THE POSIT10111 OF THE LIQ.
..~SILAG PARTICLES, DEPENDING ON THE PAESSURE OF THE MoiSPURTING GAS.
U1114 C LASS S I FE 0

1/2 028 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-30OCT70
TITLE-LUMINESCENCE AND ABSORPTION SPECTRA OF URANYL CHLORIDE CRYSTALS IN
~~.POLARIZED LIGHT -U-
AUTH0R-(03)-KQ,MYAK, A.Iot SEVCHENKOv A.Nol SIOURENKOi M.R.
~..C,CUNTAY OF INFC--USSR i:5
!SOURCE-IZV. AKAD. NAUK SSSR, SER. FIZ. 1970-t 341311, 567-81
~DATE PUBLISHED -70
ABJECT AREAS-PHYSICS
IOPIC TAGS-CHLORIDEs CRYSTAL9 URANIUM COMPOUNDs LUMINESCENSE, ABSORPTION
47,,"SPECTRUM, LIGHT POLARIZATION
ITROL MARKIhG-NO RESTRICTIONS
POCUMENT -CLASS--UN-CLASSIFIED
PRUXY REEL/FRAME-2000/1533 STEP N(I--UA/0048170/0-14/(I.'~3/0516/05;31
Cl R.C ACCESSICN NO--AP0125161
UNCLASSIFIED

-7--300'T70
2/2 028 UNCLASSIFIE0 PROCESSING DATE S~l
CI1RC ACCESSION NU--AP0125161
-ABSTRACT/ EXTRACT-( U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE LWqINES(;!:-NCE ),IND ABSORPTION
IT 77!)EGrlEESK AND
SPECTRA UF CS SU82 UO SU62 CL SUU4 CRYSTALS WERE GETD. A
-IF LIGHT POLARIZATION.DISCUSSED- TijE Et.ECTRCIN VIBRATION
.THE EFFECT L -D TI E EWL
~E DEfl). AN i 15
LEVELS OF (UO SUB2 CL SU64), PRIME2 I~EGATIVE WEf
7,-0F K)iAkITCNQ'V AND KNYAZEVA WERE USED FOR T14E ASSIGXIIEt
NT OF SPECTRAL
.,LINES TO INDIVIDUAL VIBRAriONS. 'FACILITY: RELORUSS, GUS. UNIV.
1. LENINAP MINSK, US5R.
UNC LA S 51 F I E 0

1/2 029 UNCLASSIFIED PAOCESSING. DATE--OA-DEC70
t~-TITLE-ARGON ARC WELDING -U-
V.K., PENTEGOVP I-Vv STEMXOVS~t!Y, YE.P., SIGORENKOr
OF INFO--USSR
60RC
E--U S S. 9.~ 2481-15
"46-tRE
NCE-4- 0 TKR YT I-Y A'j ~ 'I ZO 8 R E TPROM. OBRAZTSYI JOVA1114YE ZMAKI t3U L
.,DATE'PUBLISHED--05JAN70
!~'~SU8JECT AREASS--ELECTRONICS ANO ELECTRICAL ENGR.,t MECH., IND., CIVIL AND
MAIR I NE ENGR
TOPIC TAGS--INERT GAS ARC, WELDINGt WELDING EQUIPMENT, POWER SUPPLY,
THYRISTOR, ELECTRIC TRANSFORMERv ELECTRIC CAPACITOR-tt PATENT
--CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
",-DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
.~,PROXY-~REEL/FRAME--3004/10~-7 STEP NO--UR/0482/70/000/000/0000/0000
ACCESSION NO--AA0131601
UNCLASSIFIED.
Nam 'WE

212 :029 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING OATE--04DEC7O
ACCESSION NO--AA0131601
-.~ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-O- ABSTRACT, MICROFICHE OF ABSTRACT CONTAINS
GRAPHIC INFORMATION. ARGON ARC WELDING WITH POWER TRANSFORMER-t
VARIABLE CHOKE AND A BATTERY OF CA?ACiTORS ALL IN:$ERIES WITH THE
WELDING ARC, IMPROVES WELDING BY INTRODUCING A CONTROLLEI) D.C. CURRENT
COMPONENT INTO THE WELDING CIRCUIT WITHOUT MAGNETIC BIAS OF THE POWER
TRANSFORMER, AN EXTRA SECONDARY WIND[NG-IS APPLIED TO THE TRANSFORMERb
THIS WINDING FORMS, IN CONJUCTION WITH THE SATURATION CHOKE AND THE
RECTIFIER, A D.C. SOURCE WITH A SHAkPLY DROPPING CHARACTERISTIC AND
CONNECTED TO THE ARC GAP VIA AN L SHAPED,FJLTE-q. PARALLEL TO THE
CAPACITOR BATTERY ARE PLACED A THYRISTOR, AND AiRESI~STOR WHICH PROTECT
THE CAPACITORS FROM. OVERVOLTAGE WHEN THE.ARC IS BROKEN. THE CONTROLLING
ELECTRODE OF THE THYRISTOR IS CONNVECTEO.TO ITS ANODE VIA A RESISTORp A
VOLTAGE STABILISER AND UNCONTROLLED DIODE*v- BALL JN S'l-i-RIES.
FACILITY: INSTITUT ELEKTROSVARKI IM YE4:(),. PAWNXsil~
soon
,

11,-. >
-,goviet Inventions Illustrated, grection I ChlemicijLl
-234573 UL!AST RESJ~TOR for gai-01rctrical
We Idifig, ~. MY a.~pa rticularly- good per
formance for carborvdioiide I a 0
we dji4 bac us its
inductance remains always,,*constarit~, It congists
of several coils of high- resistance: with mounte4
on a cot on magnetic' circuit assembled frcm two
L-ahaped cores of electric steel
I mm. thick with not=a&Txetic gaps,at.their-jointn.
3.11,67. as 1195309i25?.27. 1,I.ZA'AUBA et al, al'
E.OhPATON Electrowelding Inst. (29.5169.)
Bul.4/10.1.69.'Class 21h. Int.M.' B23k.
AUTHORS:
Zaruba, 1. 1.; Si or Me-N-m, and Ponomaranko, V*' ~G.
Institut Elektrosvarki imerd: Ye. 0. Patana
1,97501?66
uR o482-
jll~'Od,
Dervent,

197502:67

Molecular Biolo
gy
LTSSR
WVj, YE.YEE.,
N.P.,
DESHCMKP0mIY, V. I., ZHABU=KrY, A. 14., SEL
and SHNOLI S.E., Institute of BioDhysics. Academy of Sciencea USSR.
"Oscillating Biological Processes on the Molecular Level"
Moscow, Biofizika, V0115, No 2, 1970, PP 225-234
Abstract: One important task of modern biophysics is to jyrvestioa-k-e condi-
tions under wbich oscillations may occur on various levels. Some oscula-
stem (rayocaLdial
tions -represent a normal functional state of 4 sy
*while other oscillations represent a. abnormal- (patholoSical) state. Oscil-
-e, mW me, ua-,d
lating processes have been investigated in sirgle-enzr_ _-.i-evzyT
mode
I catalytic systems, in colloidal.f_;ystems, and in a systen vL b a strict
structural organization: striated muscle. A catalytic reaction is a repeti-
ti've cyclic process: each enzyme molecule forms a complex vtth the oubstrate,
induces a reaction, and returns to its initial state. Solutions,of actomy-
Gsin display configurational oscillations involving reversible shifts tn_
T -r t
tLe _41Fase activity in the absence of the ATP, which al es s theve osc4lla-
tions. MLUti-e=yme systems in cells involve hundreds of biochemical reac-
tions and various control mechanisms, -which regulate the a,~'Uivity of enzymes,
the speed of their synthesis and destruction, the permeability of biological
membranes, and so on. These mechanisms can also disrupt the eqiAlibrium

........... .........
DESECHERIEVSKITY., V.I., et all, Biofiz-Jka, Vol 15, No 2, 1-970, pj) 225-234
of biochemical systems and cause fluctuations in the concentre.Lion of reacting
substances. Liquid-
- phase models of enzymatic reactions yield reproducib-e
results and are used to investigate the spatial synchroni~-,ation of oscilla-
tions. A specific situation arises in mechanical chemistry: the enzyrmatic
breakdown of ATP changes the mechanical state of the muscle, fi-Ach in turn
affects the speed of this reaction. Further studies of ot3cillatinG procesoes
may contribute to our understanding of the following phenmene.: the mechamism
of enzymatic catalysis; the nature of control mechanisms in nralt-i-enzyme
systems; the molecular kinetic basis of biological motility; and the cause
of morphological organizatiou in initially homogeneous systems.
2/2

(..I, UR Oh82
004072V- 5 14V
Soviet Inventions Illustrated, Section I Chemical, Dervent,
242338 HFAI:ANSU~4110N of the tnp part of a ateel
ingot'is Okovided by a rapidly hardening
composition which is poured between the castir4
mould and a model. In an example, the composition
consists of 95-96% of quartz sand and 4-5% of.
ferrochrome slag, with addition of 7-10% of a
binder comprising water glass and a foaming agent).
The insulation does not require any additional
drying; it is porous and permeable to:gases. This
'
'
method is simpler and more rapid thoL
the conventional
P
methods.
12-5.68 as 1239974/22-2. V,C. DODOVA:et 61U.
"UMROMM'" WORKS. (2.9.69) Bul 15/25.4.69,
Class 31b. Int.M.B 22d.

19750379

AUTHORS: Dodoka, V. G.; Zhillko, H. M Podgorodetskiy, A~ A.;
Sprskiy, G. L.; Tkac=he, s.; shcnasttrfy; P. M.;
P.; and
Sidorenko, 0. A.,.
Zavo4
Zaporozhatall

iw~rr.! 777-.7
USSR UDC 576.858.75.094
SIDORENKO 0. V.. KORNYUSHENKO, N. P., TAYKOVA, N. V., SINEVNIK, N. A. ,
Kiev State Universit
an yi Kiev
"Biological Properties and Ultrastructuxe.of the Inflmenza Virus A2 (11ong
Kong) 68"
Kiev, Xikrobiologicheskiy Zhurnal, Vol 33, No 4, Jul/Aug 71, pp 466-472
Abstract: A study conducted on influenza virus oi strain A2 (Hong Kong) 68,
received from the Influenza Institute, Academy of Medical. Sciences USSR and
passaged through chicken embryos, showed that the population of virus parti-
cles exhibited differences with respect.to morphology, ultrastructure, and
biological properties. Chromatography on DE-*,-Sephadex-A-50 indicated that
the virus strain contained a fraction of particles that were not adsorbed in
the column. Particles of this fraction were also not adsorbed on chick em-
bryos. Comparison with other strains showed that only the strain t~2 (Hong
Kong) 68 contained a fractiori that woo not adsorbed in the coLumn. Further
passages throigh chick embryos did not chan;~e the relative content of this
fraction. Elution with NaCl solutions of increasing concentration yielded
three virus fractions with decreasing particle size: 1) 2800-7000 K (0.1 M
NaCl), 2) 1400-2100 ~ (0.5 M NaCl), and 3),600-800 A (1.0 M NaCl). The
1/2

USSR UDC 669.24.42:669.25.42
KHARCHIM, 1-1. D., CHERMENSKIY, V. I., "IM0 R A Ural Polytechnic Insti-
tro W401
tute, Department of Seniconductor andq Pectrovacuunta'chine Building
"Desulfurization of Cobalt, Nickel.,and Their EutecticAlloys with Carbon During
Crucibleless Zone Helting in a Vacuun!'
Ordzhonikidze, Izvestiya vysshikii uchebnvkh zavedenii 1,;SSR, Tsvetnaya '.Ifetallur-
giya, No 3, 1972, pp 47-50
'Abstract: A procedure has been developed to obtain superpure cobalt and nickel
with respect to sulfur required to study the processes of embossing of graphite
in.cast iron. The procedure is analogous,to that described previously by
Chermenskiy, et al.,[Izv. AN SSSR, 'MetallX, No 1, 27, 19711, NKS-0 nickel,
KP-l cobaltYand MCOSCii grapaite were used as the initial -materials. The sulfur
content was control led by means of the S-35 isotope, additions of urnich did not
exceed (1-2) X 10- X. The metals were melted at a displacement rate of tile
liquid zone (f) of 2 rn/min, and the,alloys with carbon, I mm/nin. Figures ara
presented showing the distribution curves of the sulfur after I and 3 passes
through zone melting. The effective distribution coeffic-lents of sulfur,
u
the coefficients ati-I specific rates of its evapeiration in each of the materials
near their melting points were dete ".ned. In the iron subgroup, the distribu-
tion coefficients and the specific rates of evaporation of sulfur decrease from
112
64

USSR
KIIARC"W", D et al
11etallurg
iya, 39 19;' 'Lzvestiya vysshim, uchebnyk-12
2y PP 47-5o
Zavedenji
Iron to nickel; th S"R, Tsvetnay,
ti c a-1 1. oys 1..Tith ca e Sulfur distribution
less zone meltin, rbon vary analo"Ousl I coefficient
2-jo-5Z In a vacuua, ai 0 Y- After thrs,-'n the cl~respondjng L
and after 5 Passess coba ckel was ob -tained wit-passs throuatj ,tec-
.a a Sul c"ucibJ.-
containing less t4 a at Of
r coat,
n 2*10- 2 S.

USSR UDG 621.314.14 (088.8)
SIDOR MM 0, fl.R. MBIN, L,V.
"D-0 Voltage Converter"
USSR Author's Certificate No 261524~ filed 18 June 68, published 14 MOY 70 (from
M-41ektroniks I yeye primenenlys, No 12, December 1970, Abstract No 12B1-1 P)
Tranelationt A circuit is proposed for a d-o to a-c voltage converter. The con-
verter aontaine two or more eamibridge circuits, each ot which is fulfilled on the
basis of two transistors and contains a charging capacitor, a feedback winding, and
a resistance suriee network [tsepdchka]. The eem1bridge circulte are seriee-connected
-in this way In order for the transistor of the foregoing~ converter, chunted with
respect to the section ccllector-amitter of the resietantm network, to ba connected
by its emitter to the collector of the transistor of the follojoing samibridge, the
analogous junction of which is shunted by the name metworl.c. A o~cmmon transformer io
osed for the two eamibridges. Voltage not Oxceading halt of the power-oupply voltage
is supplivd to each of the transistors. Thin.mskoe it poanible to use the converter
for operation at the increased voltage with~high rallablUty. l,ill. V93h.
_61

UNCLASSI IFI Ef) PRO!'ESSING 0,41-E--13NOV70
RES P I kAT MN 01F PRECAMLtP. IAN GkAPH IT E SfKATA
AUTHOR-( 32)-S IDORE&NMO A.V., S.IUORENKOI~ S.'A.
.COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-DGKL. AKAD. NAUK SSSR L970, 19Z( Ih 184-7
DATE PUBL ISHCO------ 7U
-SUBJECT AREAS---EARTH SCIENCES AND OCEANOGRAPHY, 14A T ER I AL 5
TOPIC TAGS--GRAPHITEi GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION; GE CLOGY M-ETH.AhEf ETHANE?
~PROPANE, BUTANE, ETHYLENE-p MOPENE
'CONTROL' *4.ARKING--N0 RESTRICTIONS
DOCUME.NT CLA SS---L1;NC L~A SS I F I ED
REELIFRAME-3004/1876 STEP
~CIRC ACCESSION NO--AI'0132138
-C L AS S1 F I ED

DATE--13NOV70
UKLASSI PIM lOkOCESSING
CIRCI ACCESSION, iNCLI-AT0132138
117
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT-M GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE STUDY OF ARCHEAN rRAPHITE
'ISSES IN CE.MTRAL AZOV KRIVOI ROG Af,'EA, tOWER JT --F0 C C
CONTG. GINE t ~ Z01
CONTG. KYA;',
'ITE SCMSTS IN THE KOLA PENINSULAP AN,.)~ UPPER PROTEROZOIC
SCHUNGITES OF KARELIA SHCj-nED THAT SEDIMENTARY MEV,,MGR~IIHIC C CON-M.
PRIZCAM13alAN IkOCK.S CONTAIN SMALL AMTS, OF 81TUMENS ~~AND liYUROCARBGNS.
ORG. SOBSTMCE wERF NOT thITIRELY 118URNED UUT"~ DURING
METAMORPHISM OF PRIMARY SEDIMENTARY ROCKS CONTG. ORE 5035TANCES. THE
PRECAMBRIAN ORG. SU8STANCES PROVIOED C~ (GRAPHITE, ~GF.APHITCID, AND
SCHU-NIGGITE) AND A CEERTAIN A'MT, OF HYDROCARBONS, THE~~ TkACkS OF WHICH 'WERE
DETECTED IN THE F&RIM OF CH SUB4t C SU82 H SU66i C IWB3 H S008, C SUB4 H
SUB10t C S032 H SU64, AND C SUB-3 H SUBb. THE Sit) CALLED HYDROCAPBON
RESPIRATION THUS OCCURRED lt)URINCT METAMORPHISM OF fN~ITMLY 5-LDIMENTARY C
CONTG. STRATA OF THE E4RTHS CRUST.

UNCLASSI.FIEO PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
TITLE--ENHANCING THE PHYSICOMECHANICAL PkOPERTIES OF POLYETHYLENE BY
FUSING IT WITH OTHER POLYMERS -U- I
AUTHOR-(03)-PEGLOVSK[Yr V.Lat 14=.INKII G.V*
LIVVY9
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--KHIM, PROM. UKR. 1970t (1)i l(P-13.
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY, MATERIALS
TAGS---POLYSTYRENE RESINt POLYPROPYLENE, POLYETHYLENE, PLASTIC
~,.MECHANICAL PROPERTY# COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH, BENDING STRENGTH
_:'CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
i-DOCUMENT 1CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
REEL/FRAME--1997/0752
STEP NO--UR/0436/701000/001/0010/0013
ACCESSION NO--AP0119659
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 022 UNCL ASS F I ED PROCESSING OATE-23OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0119W)
ABSTRACT/EXTRACf-M GP-0- AaSTRACT. THE ADON. OF SIMILAR TO 20PERCENT
POLYS-TYAENE OR SIMLAR To 50VERCENTIPOLYPROPYLENE TO POLYETHYLENE
DECREASES ITS SHRINKAGE AND INCREASES ITS COMPRESSION AND BENDING
STRENGTH.
UNCLASS IFIEO

1/2 013 UNCLASSI FIED PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
TlTLE--mELTS OF POLYFROPYLENE, POLY,VINYL CHLORIDEp AND POLYCAPROLACTAM
WITH OTHE:R POLYMERS IN THE FOOTWEAR INDUSTRY, -U.- ~ ,
AUTHOR-103,1-SIDORENKCi V.I.v PEGLOVSKIYu V.L.? LIVYYt G.V.
COUNTRY OF INFO-USSR
PROM. 1970t 12(5)# 27-30
.-..OAT EPUBLISHED ------ 70
$AJBJECT AREAS--MATERfALSt MILITARY SCIENCES
TAGS--PROPYLENEt POLYVINYL CHLORIOEF CAPRbLACt4M, F'fJOTGEAR,
POLYISOBUTYLENEv NYLON
::~'..CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
~"OOCUMENT CLASS----UNCLASSIFIED
~:_.PROXY FICHE NO----Ff)70/605012/007 STEP NO--UR/~0498/70/012100cl/0027/0030
.;~,CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0140294
UNCLASS IF TED

2/2 013 UNCLASSIFIED PROCE$SING DATE--040EC70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0140294
'ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A MELT CONT13, 30PERCENT
POLYSTYRENE (I) AND 70PERCENT POLYPROPYLENE (I I) IiAS J-0~4ER SHRIN!"NAGE
THAN 11 ALONE. THE SP, HEAT CAPAC!TY;.OF.THE MELris I-~OwER THAN THAT OF
It. THESE PROPERTIES SHORTEN THE MOLDING TI.ME AND lNC:REASE THE
-PRODUCTION RArE OF SHOE COMPONENTS FROA THE MELTS,,BY 15-17PERCENT. THE
AGDN. OF POLYISOBUTYLENE TO 11 INCREASES ITS ELASTICITYr RESISTANCE TO
COLD, AND ADHESION. THE BLENDING OF POLY.(VINY1. CHLORIDE) WITH I AND
HIGH 0. POLYETHYLENE (1111 IMPROVES ITS- STRE-SS DEFORMArION
CHARACTERISTICS, COLD RESISTANCE?, AND MECH. STRENG'IH. THE CHANGES OF
THE TENSILE STRENGTH AT BREAK OF 111 M~LTS WITH NYLON 6 SUGGEST CHEM.
INTERACITON BETWEEN THESE 2 POLYMERS. :iHE APPLICAPILITY OF THESE MELTS
IN THE 14ANUF, OF SHOE COMPONENTS IS 015tU$SED.
UNCLASSIFIED

U S S I
SIUOIREI:~K(j, V. P. E$17AZ"HEKOV, A. L.
"A FerrLte Rectifie,"
USSR Author's Cert-L e NI o 2 5
J ficat h F i 1e d ~I~un 68, Pub-Ijul,c-f-,6 ('--r
RM-Radiotekhnika, No 10, Oct 70, Abstract ,Ho IOB1Tl P)
Translation: The proposed ferrite rect-ifier, based or, a s r 1 1) 1:", IQ ,
central conductor in the form of a rectanr~ular helix, a ferrite elemen-, a r--f-:-:Znetic
system. The working frequency band is extended and the over.ECII rt~-
duced by m&king t he ferrite element In the form of a ring in, whioh a pcv.%-.une:.t zmugnct
is placed. The operating principle of !z-he rectirier Ar, based on"the phenomenon of
ferromagnetic resonance. One illustration.

USSR uDc: 68l. 327
BOMNSM, I. GRTMfj.~. ,M. F. , KUII',R,'V,"OV, Sh. 11., MJT~.:,LOY, P., SER-
GL-YE17, V. V V. R.) TSEREVITINOV, S. S., SH*UROVA, L. 14.
Mosco-..~
Proce.-sim- of Optical Interference Patterns"
Novosibirsk, ANtometriya, ro 4, JUIIAUC---, 71, pp 21-26
Abstract: The :,a-cer is a renort of initi.al. e.,P)er--.-.-nts in using a photo-
Cnji7_ctior i,-Ith a Conern-1-purprove c. -i)u- r for
(c-ticn.1 interference patterns). Line-scanning
f thC, 1~7~FS u:ed fox cc.-_-nuter input throtigh wan analog-digital con-
0
verter with U!,
J(,Vel3 of CU~,_It4 processing pro-
_,.~,ation. A flowch xt of the
gram in Civen. Thc rermIts of computer processing on the 1'."Jins-k-22 coll-
pufler are conr,--ved -with nawn-ml. anmlyslu for plazzmri interfe-renca patterns.
is obEc-rved with a tirw reduction of rmrc than two
ordcro 04' for rt;:chine processing, The authors tbmik, V. S.
Vaynshteyn --rd 1". 1. Ferga;_-ent for taking, part in the initic.1 pbase of
the woxk. 7hree fig.-mres, bibliograpby'of five titles.
62
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USCIR UW G~1. 27- 1' X21-30) X'-5 19 -'27
3-
SIDOMINICOj V.,V. CHIM"T"Up Ye. 1-11.
"The Recording of Rsrdom F-1-ocesses by Maans of r. DL&,ital Printer Basel on
Highly Durable Elem,~mts"
Tr. Metrol. In-tov SSSR (Works of Matrological Institute:s of U12 USS71).1
iial l26(166), 1971, PP 156-"' 3 (from Referettivinyy Zhurnml., M~et-ro_lo-iyv_ i Izrcri-
-6
tellnaya Teklunika, Eo 22, Dac 71, Abstract No .12-3P-103)
Translation- A prtneipla is propoo-od for constructing a (Iuv'tce for 10,e hii~h-
speed racordinE of data, rei resentati in pLilse-phase form, Oil 'a
printer. In a pript-er of the dymmic type, conaider!Lbla fv1va-;1t'tr,-ez are
inherent in pulse-phase code, since it is. combimu" with scl~-ctilor_ of tlv~,
Wrinte d sigm vitth respect to t-im- 5 fi,gui 6- 7 referencen.
93.

USSR uDc: 621-31T.335.3-023
ZHESVIIOVI V. F. , SIDOIRFITMK
Zi
"On Measuring the Dielectric Constants of Ferroelectric,s in the Three-
-Centimeter Wavelength Band"
nektron. tekhnika. Naucbno-tekhn. sb. Radiodetall (Electronic Tachnolorf.
Scientific and Technical Collection. Radio -Cqmpone ts),~1970, ~ryp. 2(19),
pp 135-141 (from M-Radiotekhnika, No 1, Jan 71, Abstri;-.ct No 1A372)
Translation: it is noted that the biggest i)ercentage o_4' the e.-ror in
measurement of the permittivity and loss tangent of ferroelectrics by the
"infinit(,," ~ip,~cimen nr.-thod is rl-,te to the arror of meuumments of the
phoze angle of the dielectric tran.,;former.: Tt is theariirticzdly :shown that
this method is unsuited for mmoLurfrig high dielectric coristimtr -with the
tolerances for transformer -oar=-eters which are unual in mewlu.-I-emerit
practice. P_n analysis is ma-de of the data in the litert-Iture on meas-arements
of the. dielectric constants of ceramic BaT102 in the 3-= wa-,,ele-qg+.h band.
The observed scatter a=ng the results of different authors Is attributed
to errors in measurenents of Pandamental :auxntities which aDvear --*In the
computational relations, chiefly to errors. in measuring the parameters of
dielectric transformers. Resum'e.
1/1

.112 017 UINCLASS IF I ED P%~ 0ATE---2oltUV7C
C E
~~TITL E--THE EfFECTtVENESS GF OIFFLRENT Mf-fHGDS UF SPECIFIC DESENSITtlArIGN
I T HMIC,4~~LiIAL ALLERGU~S -u
AUTHOR-(02)-CASHTAYANTS, G.A. 5100RENRO, YE.N#
CLUNTRY CF
SC)RCE--KLIN:ICHLSKAYA %'~EOITSINA, 1970t VGL 46, NR 4 P P -9
DATE PUBL I SHED ------- 70
S U!3J E: C TAREAS-3113LOGILAL AND HEDICAL SCIENCES
.,TOPIC TAGS--ALLERGIC OISEASE, RESPIRATORY, &YS rEtl DISLASE, ANTIGEN
ccN'rnL RESTi~ICTIUNS
OCCUMENT CL4SS--UNCLASSJFl'i:U
PROXY kEEL/~kAME--3C04/C'/43 STEP NC--UR/C49'7/70/0-til/r)04/009()/00~)4

pal m
-2/Z 017 UNC L AS S.f F I Eb PtCJC-rSSING DAfE--20NUV70
C.IRC ACCLSS C N NO- AV 0 13 13 3 8
Ae-STRACI/LxT.'~ACT-W) G -0- ABSTRACT. UP&N CGNF 0
G P R MrATICh OF THE
EFFECTIVE1,~LLSS OF -qEVF-RAL TYPES OF 14.[CflCbIAL AHTIC;,~:NS IN' Tl-ll--: TREATMENT OF
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1/2 024 UNCLASSIFIIED OROCE'SSING DAfE--30OCT70
TITLE--CHANGES IN THE PHONOCARDIOGRA14 DUKING EXPERIMENTAL RADIATION
JISEASE -U-
-AUTHOP.-(0Z)-SID0RE1NKOv YE.Rof CHEVLYTK4t' A#A.
"COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-AKAOEMIIA NAUK BSSRP ouRrx;Dyt VOL. 149 MAR- 19TOt P. 283-285
"OATE, PUBL LSHED ---- MAR70
.,SUBJECT AREAS--81OLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
--TOPIC TAGS--CARDIOGRAPHYt DOGw X RAY RADIATION BIOLOGIC EFFECT
V'CGNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
-~`,_OCU,HENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
VROXY REEL/FRAME--1997/1092 STEP NO--UR/0250/70/014/000/0263fO2d5
~C IRC ACCESSION NO--AT01199511
UWCLASSIHED

:2/2 024 UNCLASSIFIED PkOCESSING DATE--30OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT0119951
~~ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. STUDY OF PHONOCARDIOGRAMS, EKGS,
CAPDIAC'ACTIVITY PHASES AND KUNOS GARAN MECHANOELECTRICAL COEFF IC 1E, T
(1956) IN 5 DOGS PRIOR TO AND AFTER EXPOSURE TO SI.NGLE X, RAY DOSES OF
600.R. STATISTICAL DATA ANALYSIS INDICATES AN INCREASE IN THE STRENGTH
OF 0 TOJ TONES AND IN THE DURATION OFA AND It TONES* AND A DECREASE IN
THE TONE AMPLITUDES AND IN THE MECHANOELECTRICAL COEFFICIENT DURING THE
ENSUING RADIATION DESEASE. THESE CHANGES REACH A MAXIVUM ON THE IOTH TO
:17 M-DITS INSK I I
TH DAY AFTEREXPOSURES. FACILITY* MINSKII
:INSTITUTt MINXK, BELORUSSIAN SSR.
T-F
It.1,10MM FuFHv!;ViRl inmim

USSR UDC 5705-858-75
KORNYUSHENO, H. P. and SIDUREQUO, Ye. V.
OA Study of the Morphology and Ultrastructure of IrX luenz;L Virus"
Abstract: The most, important stage in the develop=ent of viruses is differen-
tiation of the nucleoprotein. a process which obviourly conz.inues in the viral
particle located outside the cell. Flu virus particli,.s puzified in forr-nalin-
ized erythrocytes were investigated with an electron microscope, using the
FVK method of negative contrast. It waf; astablishol zhat t~he viruses located
outside the cell may be divided into five groups distJnguisbaoie in form and
7 - .
dimensions, which are deteraLtnf.-i chiefly by the orgai%izat;Lort oi,' z;he nucielo-
Cl
proteill. The pol:niarpphium ol' 4:.w viriui part-iclos ii uauroi uY diffor42n,,ia-
tion of the 1-Irgo par?.ioles, ootq gigantic sphurical r,2.rtjj-1le5 and th.-cad-like
Pa. The fimil dq:,ren of differentiation
particles, into smaller virus particle 3
is reprezented by a particle of 600-600 angstrom in diameter, having a nucleo-
protein strand I to 1.2 microni in length packed into five, to six convolutions,
and thiz determines the miaimal amount of hereditary ~,:Uiterial..
I lilt tt J I

1/2 029 UNCL ASSIF I ED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
I-TITLE--OISGRDERS IN GLYCOLYTIC GXIDDREDUCTION AP40 COUPLEU REACTIONS IN
RABBIT TISSUE AT EXPERIMENTAL HYPERCHOLESTEROLAEMIA -U-
~'AUTHOR-(02)-SIDORENKOVv IsV.p,GILMIYAkQVAv F.N.
":~..COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE-VOPROSY MEDITSINSK&Y-KHIMIli.L970, VOL 16v NR 3, PP 250-253
DATE PUBLISHED - ----- 70
.-,~~'SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MIEDIZAL.SCIENCES
rJOPIC TAGS--RABBIT9 CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM? ATHEROSCLEROSIS, ENZYME
ACTIVITY, DEHYDROGENASE, BRAINt LIVER', HEARTt MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT C, L A 5 s- - Uri C L A S S I F I E 0
REEL/ FR.Af4E--l 998/0269 STEP NO--UR/0301/TOIOLO/OG.'/0250/0~53
ClIRC. ArrFSSjo,,q NG--AP0l_7j959
Ll F." L- i:J ~d A