SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SINITSYN, N.V. - SINYAVSKY, D.P.

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USSR UD"': 621.327.4
Andreyev, S. I., Candidate of Technical Sciences, BavRolf, 0. G., Dashyk, 1'. N.,
Candidate of Tcelinical 7oj)(~jr, ~'e. A,, III(] Sillitsyn'.. N. V.
"A Gigawatt Xenon Flash Lomp"
Optiko-14cl~lianicJie.,,Iz!-,~-a Promyshlenno-st', !No S,' 1972; 1)1) 19-21.
Abstract, This i:oi-k prosents the results of testir- of -I fli!;h lamp i,.,ith an
internal quartz tube diameter of 60 rwr.., thichness 3 ;nm, (!istance bou.,-cen
:10 f
electrodes HO xonori to the pl,,Qssui-c~
105 c,11-1-clIt is
tile lamp is
10-4 scc. A I wp(-z-ature of
2000*K is reached; the radiation spectrum is continuous. Dlita ;,,re pl-csonted on
the distribution of radiation enurgy Oirough tile spectrom. Tjie, discharge is
perfoli-led under condil.jons Fuch that flic, viall"etic pressu~vc Oil tile plusma colunta
at the currellt. is tile- 1A.Tu-
I'T -111,11T.
jffl1Jfffi~F,4 iff, r4r-T I -n. I iffy if vj f,~~
M" 1! i ffi m rn" qF" rw min

USSR UDC 621.376.4
PETROPAVLOVSKIY, V. P., SUITSYN..N. V.
IlHighly Stable Transistorized Phase De Itectorsir
Kiev, Izvestiva vysshikh uchebnykh zavpdeniv--Ridioelektroiiilca, Vol XIV, No 8,
1971, pp 924-927
Abstract: A study was made of the principles of constructing highly stable
crarisformerless phase detectors by replacing the transformier by a transistor-
ized inverter. 11iis replacement gives a significant r.-,ain in theimal stability
and the pass band of the entire device (tip to several tens of megahertz), and
it also solves the problems of microminiaturization. Circult dingrams are
alanced phase detector, a varicapphase d..:-!r-ector and a high-
presented for a 1),
sensitivity phase detector. The characteristics of each of these schemes are
discussed.

USSR UDC 621. 385. 032. 26s 621. 585. 6: 621. ~17- 3 (088.8)
MIURAMEV, A.A., MAL~KHOV, I.K., 72LVOROZKOV, 13,11., 8
Yozoll, 0.1.
"Method Of Investigation Of 7ne Structuro Of An Electron Dorn-n
USSR Author I B Cartif icate -No -26~,IL6, f iled 18 Sept 67, published 17 June 70 (f rom
40
M-Elek-tronika i yeye primenoniya, Wo 2, February 1971, Abstract tT 2A.1211i)
Tronslation: A method is proposed for investigation or tha structure of an 61-ect-
ron boam w1thovt tho introduction into it of Orturbat.-Lono which are employed in
the evaluation of tho quNlity or elactron 4wimv undur tho dyvuialo oporating con-
ditiona or electrovacuum microwave deviaeo. 1h0 method ill baged oil U06 of tho
Vlov of the beam and makes it pooeible to observe sL-mltw=us1y an the scroon.
of a mciltoring television device the form or the beam and the'distribution of the
intensitv of its giow at any crosa 9oction of the beam being inspected, and also
ationally -to change the parameters of the beam, vinuakly salectilig the form of
opar L 1.
itrib-xtion of its denaityp G.B.
the beam and the diL

-UNCLASSIFIED PROCES.SIN DATE--IISEP70
12 020
___lTtE__ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC INVESTIGATION OF~NORMAL ENAMEL AND DENTIN -U-
UTHDR--S,INI'TSYN, R.Ge
13UNTRY OF INFO--USSR
;CURCE-STOMATOLDGIYA, 1970, VOL 49v NR 2, PP 25-30
ATt :PU13L ISHED - ----- 70
S:UB'JE.CT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
t.00it-TAGS--ELECTRON MICROSCOPEr DENTAL ENAMELI DENTIN
WONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
)OCU MENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIFF)
WXY REEL/FRAME-1985/1687 StEP NO--IJR/0511/70/049/00210925/nO3O
IRC ACCE03SION -ND--AP0101742

2/2 070 UNCLASSIFfF0 PROCESSftqG DATE--IISEP70
,CIRC ACCESSION 40--AP0101742
ABSTRACT/EXTR4r,T--fP) GP-0- AISTRACT- WITH THE AID aF RFPLICA THE AUTHOR
STIUPIED TNE ULTPAtTRUCTURE OF INTACT ENAMEL AND DENTIN OC- DECIDUOUS (201
ANO PERMANENT (16) TEETH IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS. IT WAS FOUND THAT
ENAMEL PRIS111S HAVE AN ARCH LIKE AND MORE lZARELY A HEXAGONAL FORMS T H
CONS-IST OF: CRYSTALS Of: HYDROXYAPA:TITE, THE L17NGITIJOINAL AXES OF
WHIC14 ARE UNDER AN ANGLE TO THE LONG!TUDINAL AXES OF PPIS4S. IN WELL
MINERALIZED ENAMEL THE INTERPRISPIATIC SPACES, AS A R '(JLEv ARE NOT
..REVEALED.' IN DENTIN CANALIOULI THERE WERE FOUND FIBRILLAR NETWORKS WITH
~~CDLLA-GEN CHARAcrERTSTIP. ST.R.14TION.- THE, GROUND. SUBS.TANCE AROUNI) DE~NTIN
,,,rANftL.1,CUL V-DIFFERS. -FROM - THE REMAJNj,NG MASS. BY'-A,FINE,FIBRGUS STRUCTURE
AZA,rtm
NbCiAUGMENTEIYA ERM

m
U14CLASSIFIC-D OROCESSING f)ATE--L'90C'f7C)
JITJ-E--0USlLMfTP,IC REQUIREMENTS TO THE ACCURACY OF ROE14TGENUMETRIC
INVESTIGATICiNS IN i-~ADLUM THERAPY -U-
.AUTHCJR-104)-KUZET50V, E.A., R-V-, MALEVICH, .M~A.t KOiNN3V, B.A.
-COUINTRY OF INFG--USSR
~~.SOUkCE--M,EDITSINSKAYA RADIOLOGLYAl 1970v VOL 15t NR 4t Pp 67-7C)
PU13L IS HE D------70
AREAS-BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
.,OPIC TAGS-RADIU,'-1,.RA0IOTHERAPYt ~DOSIMETRYj CHARGED'PARTICLE3,
-ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION
.-CONTROL t4.Af-*KlNG-l%0 RESTRICTIONS
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~CLRC ACCESS I u-% NU- -AP 0 109 116
aABS TRACT/ EXTRA~.-.T-- ((j) GP-0- ~,3 ~ r RA r-T A S4 CRITERIOiki OF A-ZLUKAICY OF
RULN'YGLN,'~-iE TKIL Mr-ASUREMENTS fl-fE AUTHLJRS PUT AN ERRLJL~ IN DE17&~MLNING !HE
OUSE IN THE FOCUS IN DISPLACEMENT OF THE' TARGET TO A 0-Efl-NIfE VALUE.
CALCULATIUN 16AS t-IADL i-Ok L-LLCTk0,'-lAr WATKAN, 1,10:1 HEAVY CHARGED
THE GNETIC FA, 3
1.4 THE INISTA.NCE OF SHIFT OF THE TAPGET IN THE DIRECYLON OF THE
BEAM AXIS Af4D IN PERPENDICULAR DIRECTION. FAC I LITY:
-TSENTRAL'NYY N-1 Kli,14TGE~jt)-k-IDIL)Lf,,G[iZ[41--SKIY li%STITUT -911NISTERSTVA
NENLYA SSSR.
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113 035 UNCLASSIFIED PR6CESSING 0ATE--20NQV70
J-ITLE--Pfq_CvLLM GF ORGANIZATION OF WORK AND IMPRUVEMENT OF THE COMPETENCE
MEUICAL P_RS -U-
L.N., PAVLOV, N.V., SINITSYN, S.A.
bjkT Ry OF I NFG--UIS SIR
16URCE-LUESSA; M%-.SCCW, SLVETSKOYE~ZDRAVOUKHRANENIYE, PUSSIAN, NO 3, 1970,
P .46~49,
Sd~jECT AkEAS.--bl0LGGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES, BEHAVIDRAL ANO SOCIAL
ENCES:1., -
TO PIC,~-JAGS_MED ICA L PERSM'v4ftv SANITATIONt 'PUBLIC HEALTHt E`Pf0EMl0LGGY,
MECICINE, MEDICAL T R A I N I N G
GCUTRCL MAKKING -NO RESTRICTIONS
.D10CUMENT CLASS--UtiCLASSIFIED
PROXY PE:EL/FRA;uE--3005/Ou54 STEP NO--OR/0153/10/0(~0/0()3/0046/0049
C. I'R C-A"r-CESSICN NO--AP0132789
UNC L A S S. I F I E,G'.

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7-13
Zf 3 035 U N CL AS S, I F I ED PROCESS ING DATE--20N0V7G
CIRC ACCESSIGN NO-AP0132789
IRC A CC
t3STR
A ALT
ABSTRACTlEXTRACT-W) GP-C- ABSTRACT. THE BLACK SEA AND SEA OF AZOV
'JAR I NL
MARINE HEALTH DIVISICN, OkGAIil?ED IN 1923, HAS GRf-A011 T6 RECOME THE
LARGEST AbENCY IN THE ADMINISTRAITION OF-THE MEDICAL SAINWATION S"-:RVICI-:
OF WATER Ti%'ANSPCRT IN THE BLACK SEA 14NC SEA OF AZOV clAS fill .lr5
SANITATILN AND EPIDEMIC CCNTROL ESTABLIS.HMENTS A~1)10 TiqERAPEUTIC AND
PREVENTIVE MEOICAL ESTA6L[ShMENTS ARE LOCATED IN THE!PIVE SOUTHERN
06LASTS UP THE UKRAINE. THEY SE4VE SEAMEN, SHIPS AND FACILITIES OF THE
BLACK SEA, SEA OF AZOV AND DANUBE MARITIME SHIPPING COIMPANIES.. THE
..ODESSA AUMINiSTRATION OF THE ANTARCTIC AND OCEANIC F~[SHING FLEET, THE
.FEVASTUPOLN AND DERCH' ~ i
OrEAN FISHING ADMINISTRATIOtS!! THE WGRKERS AND
ENPLUYEES OF THE SHORE AOMINISTRAT16NS QF SHIPPING Ci,)IMPAt"IfES AND FLEETS,
OF SHIP kEPAIR PLAINTS PuRTSt AND CONSTRUCTIGN ORGXNI,j:ATlONS# AND THE
STUDENTS C-F HIGHER ANO SECOiiOARY EDUCATIONAL OF THE
MINISTRY CF MARITIME FLEET A%D MINISTRY CF FISH ECOW'1411Y USSR. THE
8LACK SEA AZCV MARINE HEALTH DIVISIGN~ WHIC0 HAS ACHIEVED IMPROVEMENT 114
~SERVICF TG SHIPBOARD fEk5uNf4EL,r 15 PAYING MUCH AVIERVION TO IMPROVING
rhE 9UALIF,,cArIG,"JS ANA, SPELIALIZATION OF :SHIP OOGTOJkli. IN ftiE PAST
SHI,PdUARC MEDICAL "OkKERS HAVE BEEN TRAINED IN THE PE:kt!A,%-(-f%jF COURSES OF
IHE ODESSA INSTITUTE FJR ADVANCED TRAINING OF PHYSICIANSP BUT 114 THE
FIFTIES IT WAS TRANSFEk&ED TO 1APOR9ZHlYE. AND THE COURSES STOPPED.
~:ACVANCED TRAINING ANO SPECIALIZATION (IN SURGERYP TRA!UMATOLOGY, AND
tHERAPY) HAVE BEEIN CAPRIEU ULJT IN TF.E CLIP41CS OF THE MEDICAL INSTITUTE,?
IN INSTITUTES FOR ADV""1'4CEU TKAINING OF PKYSICIANS, ANU GN THE JUB IN
THkkAPEUTIC AND PRF-VENTIVE MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENTS OF THE MARINE HEALTH
UNCLASSIFIED

3/3 035 LJINCL AS S I F I f;0 PAOCESSING DATE-20NOV70
-1R(; ACCESSION P40--AP0132769
kb.STkACT/[XTPAr-T-TFE SPECIFIC FEATURES OF MARINE MEOICINI: ARE LOST FROM
VIEW LN THIS TRAINIU6i I IS MOST IMPORTANT FIELDS ARE NOT GIVEN
A
NTICt
TTEI vv AiifJ THE CCU..
duced. The introduction of compounds which have a fungicidal arA acaricidal
activity (karaton and. acrex) is being planned. Testing taimfeguard against
the accumulation of residual amounts of pesticides in foodstuffe, animal and
poultry-feeds, and the soil is carried out by the sanitaxy-opidemlological
servicer veterinaxy laboratorieup and agrochenical laboratoxies, xvspectively,
During 1966-70, the content of pesticides in food products in the.US5111 decreased
by a factor of 2.5. The amount of DDT used in plant oultivattAon decreased by
a factor of 3 In the Ukraine and by a factor of 5 in latvla and Etstania.
Serious errors are still being committed in connection with !the une of toxic
chemicals in agriculture, Administrative and.di6ciplinary ar-tion and In some
cases court proceedings were instituted against the persons Tespotsible, for
these errors,
24 -

Pesticides
USSR UDC 632.95.028
rvision of Pes~icide Use,
SINITSYN YV., Chief, Division for the Supe
40TI_aTn7.dm:Lnistration of Plant Protection, Ministry of Agricultare USSR
"Disposal of Unsuitable Toxic Chemicals and Their Containers"
Yoscow, Zashchita Rasteniv, No 7, 1972, pp 31-32
Abstract: Certain sovkhozes, kolkhozes, and other agricultural enterprises,
as well as centers and warehouses of Sel'kboztekhnika [Agricultural Equip-
ment Association] (AEA), still possess banned or outdated toxic chemicals
and their containers. These chemicals are potential source-s of environmen-
tal pollution and threaten man and domestic animals with intoxication. The
11inistry of Agriculture USSR and Soyuzsel'khoztekhnika [All-Union Agricultural
Equipment Association have Jointly devised a plan for the 4isposal of these
chemicals, which appeared on 19 August 1971 as Order No 2118/186, "Disposal
of Toxic Chemicals and Their Containers Which Are Unsuitable for Agricul-
tural Use." According to this plan.the sovkhozes, kolkhozes, and other
agricultural enterprises are charged with collating and preparing the
tv
chemicals in question for collection by Sel'khoztekhnika, and the latter
have the responsibility of conveying them in a safe manner.to disposal
centers. Substances which do not require preliminary chemical analysis
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USSR
SINITSYNI, V. V., Zashchita Rasteniy, No 7, 1972, pp 31-32
prior to disposal are arsenous oxide, sodium arsenitev calcium arsenite,
Paris green, sodium fluoride, barium chloride, aldrin, me�daptophos,
methylethylthiophos, thiophos, concentrated anthracene oil emulsion,
-mercuric chloride, preparations AP and PD, 2,4-5-T butyl ester, and powders
used in pollination that have deteriorated. Pesticides of unkna-ATU nature
are subject to qualitative analysis prior to evaluation of their suitability
for agricultural purposes, or lack of it. The work must be organized in a
manner that will ensure efficient accounting,and disposal of the banned and
outdated toxic chemicals, as well as of their nonreusable t:ontainers. In
the Tadzhik SSR and the Kirgiz SSR the stores of toxic che:Ucals have al-
ready been catalogued and prepared for disposal. Timely disposal of the
remaining supplies of toxic chemicals will free storage space and eliminate
a potential source of environmental polution,~
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Acc,, Nre Ref Code: UR 0069
AW3G
PRIWY SOURCE: Kolloidnyy Zhurnal, 1970 Vol 32, Nr 1,
PP
EFFECT OF HYDROPROBIZATION ON THE THICKEN"ING'ABILITY OF
-SILICA -.(AEROSIL AND SKICAIGEL):
Sinitsvn V. V.; B
akalevnikov, M.~B..;.Akshinskava. N. V.;
1 Nikitin, 'Yu.~
-7. e"
Summa'ry
The aerosil and silica gel surfaces have Veen subjected to 'vvaterprovirig treatment
with n-butanol under different conditions, The thiek~ning ability of un-treated acrosil of
dtfferent types: c175:~, c3OO;o and -3803 is approximately the same,iregardli!S5 -of its SM-face
area deterrained with water and methaml. With increasing wa-terprmring degree, the
thickening atidlity of aerosil diminishes.. With the same waterpr(Mng degree the thicke-
nipg ability of aerosil subjected totbe vapor-phaie modification ~'i higher than after trE-
atmerA in an autoc;'a've. The thidcenimg abi-lity ~of Jarge-pored high-disiersed silica geL
bota initiai and modified, is muchbligher than for acrosil.
REEL/FRAIME

1/2 035 UNCLASSI FIED PROCr::SSING DATE--30OCT70
_~.:..TITLE--EFFECT OF THE DEGREE OF DISPERSION OF ANTIFRICTIOti, MA)ITIVES ON THE
RHEOLOGICAL PROPERTIES AND COLLOIDAL STA811LITY OF PLASTIC GREASES _u_
,-.,,..AUTHOR-( 02)
-SINITSYNP V.V., VIKTOROVAY YU*&,
OF INFO USSR
,.'~SOURCE-NEFTEPERERAB, NEFTEKe(M* (MOSCOW) 11701 t2~1 L7-19
aATE PU8LISHED-----70
AREAS--MATERIALS
~JOP I CTA#~S-GRAPHITEv GREASE, PLASTICP MOLY80ENUM DESULFIOEv CHFMICAL
BONDING, MOLECULAR STRUCTUREY RHEULOGIC PkOPERTY, ANTEWEAR
GRAPHITE
-CCNTROL'MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
.'DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
,-,_PROXY REEL/FRAME--1996/1526 STEP NO--UR/0318/70/000/002/0017/0019
C, I R C, ACCESSION NO--AP0118513
mjc~L'& -S s T F_r E p

22 035 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
.!.:-CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0118513
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A00N. OF GRAPHITE AND MOS SUB2 OF
:1-:150 MU HAD A VERY SMALL EFFECT ON PLASTIC LUBRICANTS. SYNTHETIC
GRAPHITE S-1 HAD SOME THTCKENIN;G EFFECT DUE TO ITS SOME'WHAT LOw TEINOENCY
TOWARD STRUCTURE FORMATION. MOS SUB2 AND GRAPHITE HAD NO 'rHICKENING
EFFECTS, AS,THE BONE) BETWEEN THE PARTICLES WAS RATHER!WEAK AND No
SKELETON WAS FORl'
4ED. CHARACTERISTICS OF THE GREASES ARE
-TABULATED. 9 REFERENCES.

al
omposite.Hateri s
C
USSR UDG: 678-5.06:624.074.4
NOVICHKOVI YU. N. and SINITSYN, 'YE. N., Central Aerodynamics Institute imeni
Frof. N. Ye. Zhukovskiy, Moscow Oblast'; Moscow Power Engineering Institute
nSurface Buckling of a Laminated Mediumli
Riga, Hekhanika Polimerovj No 4, Jul-Aug 73$ pp 648-654
Abstract: The authors study the surface buckling of a medium reinforced by
layers with an orthogonal positioning of the layers with respect to the Burface.
The study is based on Bolotin's theory of layered media. The critical load is
determined and the nature of the stability losses studied. Using a simplified
approach, simple engineering formulas are obtained for the critical loads which
correspond to the surface buckling.

... ....... ......
ELECTRICAL~ENGINEE G
Circuit Elements
USSR UDC 621,311--2:621.317
LAKERNIK, R. M., SINITSYN, YE. P., TSOPIK, V. G.
"Automation of Testing of Iligh-Frequency Balanced Long-Range Communications
Cables"
-tekhn. sb. (Cable Technology. Sckentific-Technical
Kabeln. teklinika. Nauchno
collection), 1970, No 61, pp 6-7 (from RZh--ElektrosvXaz', No 9, Sep 70,
Abstract No 9.64.258)
Translation: The paper describes a cable assembly test line the experi-
mental conveyer organized at the Moscow Cable Plant. Drums with cable are
mounted on a step-by-step conveyer, First, the.drum proceeds to a room for
tests of the insulation with high voltage, and then the drum is transported
to connecting lines of automatic measuring units situated over the cable
(on the second floor). The units measure and record the parameters of the
circuits, including the resistance and.asymmetry of a loop, operating ca-
pacitance, coefficients of capacitance coupling and asymetry, and cross
calk attenuation, Later, the transporter moves the drum to a seetion where
a test Is made of the airtightness of the casing and the t3eal. of the Cable
ends. Use of the conveyer in conjunction with the automatic memiuring uniLs
makes it possible to decrease the cable testing labor Inpul: and floor spaci.~

USSR
LAKEWNIK, R. M., et al., Kabelik. Lekhnika. Nauchno-tekhn. ab. (Cable Tech-
nology. Scientific-Technical Collection), 1970, No 61, pp 6-7 (from PZh--
Elektrosvyaz, No 9. September 1970x Abstract'No 9.64.258),
to 14-25 percent (in comparison with tests at special test Z:ields). The
results of cable tests which are recorded on punched tape in the automatic
measivr4-,Ig units are fed into electronic computers for statistical processing,
'Which makes.it possible operationally to analyze and to adjust the manufac-
tiring process for cables. One Illustration, four references. N.S.
t
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Devices
UDC: 621-376.4(088.8)
SINITSYN,, Ytk. S.. PESTOVA, L. P.
"A Phase Detector"
USSR Author's Certificate No 263690, filed 18 Nov 6T, publitsbed 21,'. Jml 70
(from RZIi-Radiotekhnika, Ila 12, Dee -j0, Abstract No 12D&D F),
Translation: This Author's Cc-rtificatte introduces a pluLge detector made in
R biidge circuit axid containing tr.~mulstor switchs~--, in two adjacent arms
With collectors and bases respectively interconnected ~Lnd rfiference voltage
or - bases and collectors of the triuisistars !'rom,the secon-
-,DI'Led between th-
dary vindi np, o IL a transfrim--cr. To reduce tha uystematic co)ji!;t)nent of im-
,-alpmce In the vclta,~.e acro5s the oiutput of the detector wht!n there is a
high level of interferenc,~ at the input, the etaitters of the switch tran-
-h c
sistors are connected in the bridge circuit through cormaitators A i h con
ti.,Musly reverse the mutua). location of the .:transistors in. the Units of
each am at a frequency lower than that of the input uignal,

1~--"11-2 030 UNCLASSIFIED PROCES'SING.DATE--160CT70
..T
MEASUREMENT OF ABSORBED ENERGY OF BREMSSTRAHLUNG AND BEAMS OF FAST
tc,"IF-ELEC T. RON E S, WITH THE All) (IF GRAPHITE CALORIMETER -U-
'-(02)-YEkMAKOVv I.A.v SINITSYNAt A,P.
~r~QUNT RY OF INFO--USSR
:SOURCE--MEDITSINSKAYA RADIOLEGIYAt 1970t VOL 15P NR 3, PP 65-71
ATE-PUBLISHED ------- 70
~SUBJEGT AREAS--PHYSICS
,',T~OPIC,.T.AGS--CALO.RLt4ETER, BREMSSTRAHLUNG, ELECTRON CAPTURF, ELECTORN BEAM,
/(U)B4ETATRON
16NUZATION CHAMBER, BETATRON, GRAPHITE
TROL MARKING -NO RESTRICTIONS
'DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
'P.ROXY REEL/FRAt',IE--1985/1473 STEP NO--UR/0241/70/0151003/0065/0071
CIRC ACrESSIOp., P10--AP0101559
UI L 1 .1 L U

030 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING 0ATE--160CT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0101559
ASSTRACT/EXTRACT-M GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE AUTHROS DESCRIBE THE;DESIGN OF
-A C~ALORIMETER ANO THE RESULTS OF MEASUREMENTS OF THE ARSORBED ENERGY
BEAMS,:OF FAST ELECTORNES AND BREMSSTRANLUNG FROM BETATRC04 15-4E.
3HE :PAPER PRESENTS THE RESULTS OF C40BRATION OF THE .1 JNIZAXYON CHAmar-R
JW UNITES OF ABSORBED DOSE.
UNCL AS S I F I E,* 0
-1

The porosity of the condensation strbeture-s of polyvinyl f orma I ;wbjei:~vd to treatment
with an acetalizing mixture during 6 and 120 hours 'bas been strdi~~d by the ~small angle
I the scalterling intensities of both sam-
-k-ray scattering method. At maximurn water conten
ples coincide, in tim's case the porous structure being independent o4' the acetalation time.
After drying the sample subjected to 6 hour acetalation shows -practicall.y no porosity.
On the contrary, the porosity of the second sample remains unchanged. This indicates
that upon prolonged acetalation (120 hours) the s1ructure becorne3 ~tttable to the capillary
contrac.tion forces arising during drying,
REEL/FRAIME
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112- 064 UNCLASS[~IED' PROCESISINGjDAT, -20NOV70
:~ ~JJTLE--INVESTIGAT,MN OF THE OPTICAL INHOMOGENEITEES OF ACTIVE
SUBSTANCE IN A CF SU63 J -U-
,-.'AUTH0R-(04)-bELOUSOVAp I.M.p DANILUVi, D.B., SINITSYNA, 1:,A., GON V,
-.v V
.-~GCUNTRY OF INFC-LSSR
URCE-ZhURNAL Ei.SPER 1'.1ENTAL 'NOY I TEORETICHESKOY FIZIKI.w L9701 VOL 58,
Nk 3t PP 1481-1486
~,-DATE :PL&L I.SHEC)------ 70
U t3J E~G TARCEAS-PHYSICS
1C.-TAGS-REFRACTIVE INDEX sIWERFEROMETEAt SHOCK WAVEt LA!"P. PUMPtNG,
-~t:-:~LASER
LNTROL MAIRRING-NO RESTRICTIONS
POCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
-040XV REEL/FRAME-3002/0017 ~STEP NO-UR/0056170/058/Ji~5/l,,,8L/1486
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~GIRC ACCESSICN NO-AP0127667
GP-0- ABSTRACT. T H 1E, TIAE OEPENDENC~L-: Ll F TH E
T H
REFRACTIVE NNUEX DURING PLH0t(30iSSGClAT1Gi'll 4S DEM.)NSTRAIT Bf T E
JINTERFERGMETER TECHINIQUE. iT is s THAT n s~iac.< A R I N T if-
H C W 11 KAY:: ~~P;
TH- W A,.' 1-- 1 's
SUBSTANCE CCi';TAM I NATED WITH THE PHO Tljo I ss0c 1,4110 ~,:ld 1~,U(
I -VAPURATICN- J.RFSULl INIG FROll ASSORP,rloN
DUE TO E 0 F T I 4 E ~ P P I L I GHT) OF
15 if T1 THE
MOLECULAR J01"INE VEPOSIFED UN fHE CUVErTE: WA LL S I T 5 1: 0 W' -IAT I ~
E `-41:-AK0 I)EPENDS Oil
TIME [;ELAf BLETWEEN GENERAmN AND Th:E PUMP-114G PULS
-THEM PRESSURE LATTEPI). THIS EFFE T IS ASC I IEL 1*0
(AT HIGH VALUES OF THE -c R L )
--'.~71NCREASE OF THE SPONTANEOUS P41151SIGN LINE~A413TH AND. ,4j!kTupf%.lL'Y LEADS rO
AN' lNiCkEASE OF 'ThE GENERATIGN THR8SHOLDe
L `(Fv-.x tit Ra
, 9i W, MR, 144 l1i WITI-1 1H
91 ~1111 it ~11 HIM 19119H STI TPRO'll

phorous Itompounds
Organophos
UDC: 5141.241,R6,118
USSR
RAMOV., A. I., KRASILINIKOV, Ye. A., ZYKOVA, T. V.,
SALPIM"TDDIN R. A.1 BAMICOVS YA, N. N.
SFA
"Research in the Series of Phosphinic and Phosphinous Acid Derivatives.
LXXXV. Electron Effects in Ublecules of Certain Derivatives of Trivalent
Phosphorus in the Ground State"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, vol 4,-_(1o4), No 6, Jun 72, PP 1250-3253
Abstract: Tt is shown that gradus-1 introduction of'the flnioalkyl. electron-
acceptor radical in co=ounds of the R2PSR', RP(SR')2 and P(S")3 t)-P-- leads to
dis-olacement of the resonance signal of the nucleus of tha atoul of tricoordi-
nateed phosphorus toward a weak4r field, which is probably due to delocaliza-
tion of an unshared electron pair in the phosphorus atom to the vacant
orbitals of sulfur. It is found that nmr z;pectrosco-py of:the compounds studied
-can -be- used.ju discussing electrm. interactions between P4I and t e
in-.the -graund~.,atate_of the 1 malaclae

USSR UDC 547.26'118+547.279.1
G. Kh., GRINSHTEYN, Ye. I., KOFMON, L. P. .,,S
TEVELEV
'AGUREYEV, V. G., and SIMISM-111- T.
"Addition of S-8-Mercaptoethyl O.,O'-Dialkyl Dithiophosphates to Substituted
Olefins"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 42(103), No 2, Feb 72, pp 308-314
toethyl 0,0'-dialkyl dithiophosphates
Abstract. It is shoi;n that S-6-mercap
add to esters of maleic, acrylic and methacrylic acids as well as to substi-
tuted amides of acrylic acid in the presence of catalysts --,salts of tran-
with formation of the.corresppnding substituted S-~~-alkyl-
metals
aptoethyl 0,0'-diall~yl dithiophosphates. Analys,,!.s shows; that the
merc
-addition -reaction takes place contrary'to Markovnikov's rulej with the
formtion -of products which are unbranched -in the S-B-aikyl radical.

015 UNCLASSIFIED PROCtSSING DATE--23OCT70
-T.I,TLE--CHEMISTRY OF LONG LIFE FISSION PRODUCT ELEMENTS.! -U-
AUTHOR-(05)-SINITSYNt N.M.# KORPUSOVt GoVot ZAYTSEVt LaMov LEVINI V.1.1
~SINITSYNA# S.M.
c dVfW"tt"-t-*Fo~us SR
SbUlRCE-MOSC0Wt ATOMIZDATt 19701 324 PP.
DATE PUBLISNED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
--NUCLEAR FUEL CYCLE, NUCLEAR FUEL AEPROCESSINGo FISSION
TOPIC TAGS
P_AODUCTr RADIOCHEMISTRYl MONOGRAPH
CONTROL MARKING. NO RESTRICTIONS
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CIRC-ACCESSION-NO--AM0121888

2/2 015 UNC~ASSIFIEO PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
C_IRC ACCESSION 140--AM0121888
ABSTRACT/EXTRAC:T--IUI GP-0- ABSTRACT* PREFACE 3. INTRODUCTION 4.
CHAPTER I TECHNOLOGY IN PROCESSING OF NUCLEAR FUEL 12. 11 CESIUM 49*
I-I ISTROINTfUM 80m IV RARE EARTH ELEME.NTS 11to V ZIRCONIUM AND
NIOBIUM 1809 VI RUTHENIUM 243, VII TECHNETIUM 282.: VIII
REPROCESSING OF WASTE WHICH CONTAINS FISSION PRODUCTS 296, THE BOOK
DEALS 14ITFI THE PRESENT STATE OF CHEMISTRY OF BASIC RTADIOACTIVE LONG LIFE
..ELEMENTS FORMING DURING FISSION OF NUCLEAR FUEL. THE BOOA WAS WRITTEN
FOR SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS WORKING IN THE FIELD OF RADIOCHEMECAL
-TECHNOLOGY. IT CAN BE RECOMMENDED ALSO AS A TEXTBOOK TO COLLEGE Ata)
POST GRADUATE STUDENTS OF RADIOCHEM.ISTRY*
-19. - __ I 1q, I I N
1CCASS lF 160- - -
i Iffl mlffli I I 1177i T7 i Rit, 17 1 ' ~

, i I
T
Acc. Nr'. Abstractin Sery Ref. Code
CHEMI AL ABST. va -5-
C
A7Z048(;OO- ~ 1
81384q Correlation ofthallium vAth arsenic in th~e Dzb!tNk-
n
Irrut mercury-antirmo.ny doposit (Central Tadzhikistii
Dushanbq~ USSR). 'DoW. a+
svna, Yu. A. (Inst. Geol
---fTlqh.rj~ outeu;ts in
C
and hypogene ruireitals fuid the correlatibn~ of TL irith
supergene
As (m.,%. = +0.90 ai I = 4-.7a) proved that Sh arcs of', the
Levoberezlinoe section are typieWi ~of 'he Dxhif~mk6it Bg~-Sb
deposit. Tile correlation stafl~ticAVaiisl. tx,a,~ madt, 1.0 det. ~the
relations for TI-Sb pairs. -, rt siio~vea tlmt'cormtati6h ,~-eff. iv.ah
is 0.19 aE t = 0.63 Which indicated the*ab~ence of a lih~*t corroa-
tion between Ta. and Sb. bie itroilg correlation betw*cti Tl ind
eva i contell in are
As can be used for luition. of ~tfie Y.. TI t
of the area from As content, The riiression etlitation correlating
T1 with As is-. TI 2.35 A5 BLJI~ J
4
RE EL-IFRmt
19800327

!-.-'L/2 007 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING OATE -IISE,;7,i
I.TL.E--HYGIENIC ASSESSMENT OF ACROLEIN AS AN ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTANT -U-
-S I NK EV ENE 0.
__cOUNTRY_ OF IN'FO-_USSR
,~,SOURCE-GIdtYENA SANITARIYA, NR 3, PP 6-10
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TA G. S-- AIR -POLLUTtONr EXHAUST ANALYSIS
ONTROLMARK ING--NO RFSTR ICTIONS
"DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
ROXY REPI/FRAME--19J.1510455 STEP NIO--UR/0240/70/00,')/003/01)0,~'~i/1),jlo
ACCESSION N0-00100913
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Z#12 007 UkIC LASSIFFED PROC.ESSING DATE-11SEP70
JRC ACCESSION 40--AP0100933
GP-0- ASSTRACT. THE REFLEX AND RESORPTIVE ACTION
.:OF SMALL CONCENTRATIONS OF ACROLEIN WERE, STUDIED. TH AX MUM ONE T ME
-AND DAILY AVERAGE PERMISSIBLE CONCENT2ATION OF ACROLEIN M THE:
ATP 'IMMENDED T0.8E SET AT A LEVEL OF 0.03 M' - 4 PR I M - 3. THE
0SPHER.E ARE RECt r
AUTHOR EX414INED THE CONTENT OF ACROLEIN IN EXHAUSTS OF 143TOKARS TFSTFi3
ON A STAND AND IN THE ATMOSPHERE IN THE VICINITY OF A HIGHWAY AND THAT
AIF RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT. ACROLEIN WAS OFTECTED ON THE EXHwSTS Or-
-BENZINE AND DIESEL ENGINES. THE ACROLEIN CONTENT.OFtTHE ATMOSPHERE NEAR
A-'-tilGHWAY DI-D NOT EXCVED. THE 14AXIMUM PERIMISSiBLE LEVEL.
UNCLASSMED
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~USSR UDO 535.951
-D--A.. Institute of High Tempera- es of the
TWT i a tour
-Sciences USSR
-Academy of
110
n the Character of Sonic Dispersion in Plasnin"
Moscowl Teplofizika Vysokikh Temperaturp Vol 10, No 2,,
M'ar-Apr 72, pp 243-247
Abstract* The propagation of acoustic oscillations in plasma
~by low magnetic Re and not too high oscillation frequencies was
investigated, disregarding the heat flow transferable by the elec-
trio current. An anisotropy of the sonic speed talkes place which
depends on the density of the electric cm-rent flowing throagli
the plasma. From a derived function results that "Ghe phace velo-
city of acoustic oscillaiGions varies from the adiabatio to the
isothermal sonic speed by change of the,quasi-11,~at conductivif.3r
from zero to infinity. The der)endence of the -ohas,.e velocity on
(Ho7 T=5-103 OK)
the current density flo%ring through the plam-a
is analyzed by reference to a diagram. Together with,the usual
112

USSR
SINKEVICd, 0. A.. Teplofizika Vysokikh Temperatur, Vol. 10, No 2, Mar-Apr 72,
P'
243-247
P
phase velocity dispersion caused by effects of viscosity md hetit
conductivity depending on freauency oscillations, an addition to
the phase velocity in plasma exists which is irrespective off the
frequency. This addition depends on the electric cuTrent denr,'ity,
it refleciis the joulean heat effect. In presence of a ma,-,Pactia
field, an additional dispersion appears which -Jis most substan-
tial by low frequencies. The analysis of the fuiie-lUion characte-
rizing the phaze velocity of acoustic oscillations --how,3 that tho
effect of the magnetic field is analogous to ef-,~-cta of the dlla-
tational viscosity. Two illustur., fifteen fonnitlas, nix biblio*
refs.

LJSSR Time 66,,)-716:621-787-2
ZAIUMOV.1 M. F., ALEKSANDROV, Yu. N., ALEKSANDROV, A. S., and SXNIKO, P. P.
"Experience in the Implementation of Conveyer System f~duction of Shapes of
the -031 Alloy"
?4ata3lovedeniye Splavov 1,egkikh Metallov-Sbornik, Moscov, "Ifauka", 1970,
PP 149-155,, resume
Translation: Some constraction Characteristics of the erDtipment of the first
Conveyer production line in the USSR for pressing and workine shapes of easily
deformable alloys and also the experience ofits techtological implementation
are discussed. Three figures, five bibliographic referen-ce.s.

USSR
681,335
SINIKOV, M. V., Institute of AutomatJon
"A Device for Mathematical Furction Modeling"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, Izobreteniya, Promyshlennyye Obraztsy, Tovarnyye Znaki,
No 2, Jan 73, Author's Certificate No 362312, Division G, filed '20 Mar 71,
ublished 13 Dee 72, p 108
p
Abstract: Thin Author's Certificate introduces: 1. A device for mathe-
matical modeling of functions. The unit contains a converter vhich changes
positional signals to a set of residual representatiors and a converter
which changes a set of residual representations to positional signals. As
a distinguishing feature of the patent, the operational accuracy of the
device is improved by incorporating computer modules which simulate mathe-
matical oDerations, The inputs of these modules are connevted to the out-
puts of the converters for changing positional signals to a set of residual
representations, while the computer module outputs are connected to the
inputs of the converter for charging EL set of res-iduall representations
lAo.positional signals. 2. A modification of this device dlistinEuizhed by
provision for addition operations by making each computer module in the for,
1/2
UDC:

USSR
SIN'KOV, M. V., USSR Author's Certificate No 362312
of two series-connected operational amplifiers with the output of one con-
nected redundantly to the input of the other through a cotparison element.
3. A modification of the first device distinguished by provision for func-
tional conversions by making each computer module in the '_:orzr. of two groups
of diode switches. The inputs of the switches in the first group are con-
nected to the corresponding output of the master control unit, a~nd their
outputs are connected to the inputs of the corresponding svitches of the
second group. ea-h of which is connected through a selector to the corre-
sponding result?"Qtu and to the input of an OR gate.
n/2

USSR UDC: 681.3.001:51
SIN'KOV, M.V.
"Certain Problems in Conversion from Residual;Class Systems:to Positional Notation"
Nauchn. Tr. In-ta Avtomatiki H-vo Priborostr., Sredstv Avtomatiz. I Sistem Upr. SSSR
[Scientific Work of the Institute of Automation. Hinistry of Instrument Building,,
Automation Equipment and Control Systems USSR], No. 3, 1970, pp 144-150 (Translated
-from Referativnyy Zhurnal Avtomatika, Telemekhanika i Vychislitellnaya Tekhnika,
No. 3, 1971, Abstract No. 3B35 by YLL. M.).
Translation: The existing method of conversion of numbers from a system of residual
classes to positional systems results in the situation that during calculations
individual members exceed the product of the residual class moduli, which condition
is not allowed. A method of conversion using Diophantina equations free, of thts
defect is studied. A general expression is precented for the conversion.. and an
example is analyzed. A diagram of the conversion.from'a system of residual classes
to a decimal system of notation with modular subtraction and multiplication is des-
~cribed.
70

USSR UDC: 681.3,001:51
S
Z~_ "Problems of the Construction of a High-Speed Computer in a System of Residual
Classes"
flauchn. Tri In-ta Avtomatiki !14-vo Priborostr., Sredtv Avtomatiz. I Sistem Upr.
SSSR [Scientific Work of the Institute of Automation. Ministry of Instrument
Building, Automation Equipment and Control Systems USSR), No. 3, 1970, pp 136-143
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhurnal Avtomatika, Telemek-hamika i Vychislitel"Itaya
Tekhnika, No. 3, 1971, Abstract No. 3D34 by Yu.- H.).
Translation: The author studies the problem of.selecting a vet of modules provid
ing the most economical machine realization in a system of residual classes. The
concept of the logarithmic defect of numbers is introduced: Lite moduli for residual
representation of numbers, equal to the difference between the logarithm of the
modulus minus I for the base used for coding of the residual reprenentations and
the next higher number to the viodulus, equal to the integer power of this base
minus 1. Results from calculation of logarithmic defects by computer are pre-
sented. A criterion is obtained for selection,of a modulus expressed as 2: