SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SORINA, G.S. - SOROKIN, S.A.

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USSR LIDC 678-5,06039,3+539.4
GIINYAYEVo G. M., ZHICUNM 1. G.# SORIKA,.T. G.j and YKAWSHINj V. A.$ All-Union
Scientific Research Institute ~f Avra on aUffaleg, 41oscowl Institute of
Vachanics of Polymers of the Academy of Sciences latvi" Soviet Socialist
Republic# Riga
*$hearing Strength of Composites Based on Whiskered Fibers"
Rigal Mekhanika Folimerov# No 3# Pay-Jun 730 pp 492-501
Abstracto A study was made of the ebtatic and strength charactaristics of
Unidirectional carbon plastics based on carbon fibers whiskered by silicon
nitride filament crystals from the gaseous phase ani titanium dioxide from
aerosol, The advantages in bending properties of these conposites are
shown* For an approxinate evaluation of the elastic properties of uni-
directional composite based on whiskered fiberso sumzation~ formulas can be
used which take into act-ount the characteristics of the riAggedloation of
the filamentaxy crystals of the anisotropic matrixo Eight,figures, five
tablesp thirteen biblioe;raphic ref6zonoess
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USSR UDC 621.316.34.085.34
NDICHIKOV, V. , ~2,RK&1~4-1,
"Electroluminescent Image Device of Increased Flexibility"
Tekhn. estetika (Technics of Aesthetics); 1970, No 2, pp 7-11 (from RZh-Elek-
tronika i Leye primeneniye, No 6, June 1970, Abstract No 6B357)
Translation: The paper shows the possibility of using e3octrolLiminescent
image devices for reproduction of diverse information. A clauailfication of
electroluminescent devices according to tho., principle ot" actioa and purpose
is proposed. The possibility of flexibility of change of~Anfo-riwktion Tnodels
is also considered one of the principal req4tremants for truige devices in
general and for electroluminescent image devices in partic*Llar.i The constrtic-
tion is considered of multipurpose indicator panels for thw -wor;cArAg positions
of operators, realized on the basis of elect rolumine seen t Lidicators. Suwiary.
47,-

USSR uDc: 621-317-28086-6)
SORKIN, G. L., KUZIMIN, P. A.
"An Exact Tuning Indicator"
USSR Author's Certificate No 278793, filed 3 Mar 69, published 26 Nov 70
(from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 6, Jun Tl:, Abstract No 6D94 P)
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces a'tuning indicator for
radio receivers designed for AM and FM signal reception. The indicator
contains a pointer galvanometer connected to the output of an amplitude or
fraction detector. To improve the sensitivity of the indicator to weak
signals, simplify the indicator circuito and.make it a, general-purpose
device, the load resistors of the detectors are interabnnected, and the
Point of connec~ionis tied to the housing-through the r
galvanometer.
76

UNCLASSIF18o'; DATE--13NOV70
TITLE--THE 0
"IFFERENTIAL bIAGNOSIS OF SOMFE~.-OCCUPATIGiNAL ANEMiAS -U-
-AUTHOR-( 02)-SCIRK INA, N.S.t YE-VLASPIKO# YU.P,
-1-COUNTRY OF 1,'qFO--USSR
~"'i.SCURCE--KL IN I CH ESKAYA ACO 11S I N A,. 1970, VOL 48, NR 31, PP 83-89
DATE PUBLISHEO ------- 70
.,SUBJ'
ECT AREAS-810LOGICAL AN 0AEOICAL SCI,ENCESS
~TOPIC TAGS--All;EM1 A p 20kmy~~ I N vME TABUL I SWt TUSTr 11SON EFFECTs LEA0p
K
HYDROCARBON
CCNT.QOL A ARK I NG--PIO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMENT.CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
...:PRI)XY REEL/FRAME--3032/L689 STEP NO--UR/04,47/70/048/OC,~/0083/0089
;.'C I K CACCESS.ION, NO--AP0129059
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--13NOV70
PROCESSING DATE
UNCLASSIFIE6
037
..,CI.Rr- ACCESSION NO--AP0129059 )ATA ON THE
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE PAPER PRESENTS C
3ET,;EE,,N ANEMIAS
74TERF0 IN THE DIFFERE~,,TIAL DIAGNOSIS
DIFF1CULTIES E NC OU, _NZOLv A
ASSOCIATED wITH THE ACTION OF LFAD AiNOAF- NU ANEMIA OF
fjONOCCUPATIONAL ETIOLOGY. THE AUTHURS!,STUDIC-0 ALL THE DILDICES OF
ES AS AN EARLY AND
POqPHY.41N META80LISMt USING THEM IN A NUMBER OF CASE
REL .IABLE DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS TEST (IN LEAU PGISMG).~ SUBJECT TO
DISCUSSION IS THE POSSIBILITY (IF. UT IL I Z I NG INDTCES;~,F THE PORPHYRIN
METABOLISM AS ONE OF THE DIFFERENTIAL TESTS lk BEIWOL POISONING-
UNC LAS 5 1 F f E 0

USSR UDC 543.544.6:541.49:546.65
-BAZAr
K
UN OV, A., SOROCHAN. A. H. and SENYAVIN, M. H.
"Chromatographic ,ieparation of Rare Earth Element Mixtures by Means of
Organophosphorus Complexes"
Moscow, Zhurnal Neorganicheskoy Khimii, Vol 16, No 3, Har 71, pp 651-654
q., Abstract: Conditions for separation of rare earth elements were studied using
complex forming agents with two or more phosphonic gremps hydroxyethylidene-
phosphonic acid - GHEDP, ethylenediami-.iodiisopropylphosplionic acid - EDDIP,
and ethylenediaminotetranethylphosphonic acid EDTP. The experimental system
used consisted of cerium-yttrium mixture which was separated by ion exchange
chromatography. Stability constants were calculated and checked out experi-
mentally; from these constants coefficients of separation were obtained. It
was determined that EDTF was the most effective, agent f6r the separation of
test elements. At pH 6.5 the eluti(m curves were completely separated, cerium
remaining on the column, yttrium being washed out completely. it shift in the
pH in either direction gave less satisfactory xesults.;

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UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-_ 16OCT70
-~--ANALYSIS OF ANOMALOUS L04 FReQUENCY NOISE OF A MASTEk -U-
AUTHOR-(05)-GUDNOVj V.M., ZOTOV9 V*Vor NAGORNYKH$ SORUCHE K
SHTEYNSHLEYGER, V.8.
'COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR,
,:~ SOURCE--MOSCOW, RADIOTEKHNIKAIELEKTRONIKA
i NO 3t MAR 70, PP 632-633
..-DATE PUBLISHED - ----- 70
SUBi tCT AREAS--PHYSICS
--MASER, TRAVFLIWG WAVE, ELECTROMAGNETIC NOISE, NOISE ANALYZER,
TAGS
~-SPECTRUM AN4LYle4v RADIOMETER
.:CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
.~~DOCUMENT CLASS--,UNCLASSIFIED
.-,PROXY:REEL-/FRAME--1987/I459 STEP i'40--UR/0109/70/000/003/0632/0633
I R CACCESSION NO--AP0104756
UNCLASSIFIED

ujo UNCLASSIVI .ED PROCESSING DATE-160 C T470
;'.-IRC ACCESSION NO--AP0104756
I E I T
ABST,-~ACT/EXTRACT--(Ul GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE RESULTS AM't,* PRES Nt-f) J A 4
EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF THE NOISE SPECTRA OF ~K.EIVING OE'11CES
WITH A TRAVELING WAVE MASER AT THE INPUT. THE INVESTIGATIf-jiN wAS
CONDUTED WITH THE 410 OF A SPECTRUM ANALYZER WIT4. A 0-,25 HZ BANf) AND AN,
ACCURACY Of~ THF EQUTIPMENT FREQUENCY OF 0.1 HZ IN THE 3 TO 995 HZ RAN'lE.
THE ANALYZER WAS CONNECTED TO THE LOAD OF THE SQUARE LIAW DETECT~!R OF THE
RECEIVJNG DEVICE INVESTIGATED. THE NOISE OF.THE MATCHED LOAD 141fil -i
SUBNOISE EQUALS 290DEGREESK SERVED AS THE INPUT Sf',"AL. TO ELEMINAT~:
THE NECESSITY FOR ADIUITING IHI IREQUINCY CHARACTEA.15TICS OF THE
RECEIVING DEVICE WITH THE MASER ANO WITHOUT IT, THE SPECTRAL DENS[TY OF
THE NOISE WAS NORMALIZED TO UNITY AT THE HORIZONTAl PART OF THE
SPECTRUM# ANU IR-REGRULARITY OF THE SPECTRUM WAS MEASURED IN RELArIvE
I)NITS. MEASUREMENTS jjF THE SPECTRUM a~RE CONDUCTED AT THE OUTPUT OF A 5
CM BAND RADIOMETER WITH A TRAVELING WAVE MASER AT THE INPUT* IN 1 THE
,MEASURING PROCESSv THE MASER OPERATED 1N kSATURATION REGIME OF THE-
POWER. THE DEPENDENCE OF TH~,SPECTRAL DENSITY OF THE NOISE~
ON THE FREQUENCY IS SHOWN. IT IS CUNCLUDEG THAT 601LING HELIUM IN THE
RETAROING SYSTEM OF THE TRAVELING WAVE MASER PRODUCES AN ANOMALOUS LOW
FREQUENCY NOISE, THE SPECTRAL DENSITY OF.WHICH INCREASES WITH A DECREASE
OF THE FREQUENCY, BEGINNING WITH A FREQUENCY ON THE~ORDER OF 100 HZ. IN
ORDER TO REALIZE SENSITIVITY IN RADIOMETERS WITH A TRAVELING WAVE MASER
WHICH HAVE ANOMOLOUS LGW FREQUENCY NOISE9 IT 15 NECESSARY TO SELECT A
MODULATION FREQUENCY ABOVE 100 HZ. ANOMOLOUS NOISE IS ABSENT IN
TRAVELING WAVE MASERS WITH A RETARDING SYSTEM NOT FILLED WITH LIQUID
HELIUM.
UNCLASSIFIED

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USSR
OSIPOV, V. P., SOROCHENKO Ya. 1. and ZAVGORODNIY, V. I., Chair of Infectious
3
-Diseases, Tselinograd Medical Institute
"Recurrence of Typhoid Fever Within a Year"
Alma-Ata, Zdrarookhraneniye Kazakhstana, No 8, 1971, p76
Abstract: A 19-year-old male was admitted to the hospital with a diagnosis
of typhoid fever, intestinal bleeding, ascariasis, and trichuriasis. He
responded to antibiotic therapy and was discharged in good condition.
FoUcrj-up examination showed him to be healthy. But 10 months later he
was rehospitalized with similar symptoms. This rare recurrence of typhoid
within a year is attributed to the presence.of worms which, as in the case
of acute dysentery, are believed to weakea the process of immunity formation.
The,patient did not receive specific anbelm,inthic therapy because of the
lack of effective and safe drugs to treat trichuriasis.
45

U= UDC: 621.791.76:621
A. P , Candidate of Technical 5ciences, K.ONVMIM,, B. YA. I M
TENKO,
V. V., and CMMM, A. SH., Engineers* PlanzLtng-Design Bureau of Electrohydraulics,
Nikolayev
"Welding by the Electric Exploding of the Conductor"
Kiev# Avtomaticheskaya Svarka, No 9, Sep 73, pp 54-56
Abstract: Welding by the electric exploding of the conductor involves the follow-
ing: electric energy is fed from the storage device (a capacitor bank) to current
conductors where a ft-Ire explodes and forms apowerful shock,wave which moves in a
radial direction@ Under the effect of the shock wave, the element being welded de-
forms and moves at a high rate of speed towards the surface of the fixed element.
Welding takes place during the collision of the elementsaGood joints were produced
from sufficiently plastic uniform and differing materials, Factors which affect
weld quality are indicated.

'Acc. Nr:
036182 P%ef. Code: 1JR 0069
PRIMARY SOURCE: Kolloida urnal, 1970, Vol 32, Ur 1,
yr;pu
PP 7,~c
ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE INTENSITY OF
SMALL ANGLE X-RAYS SCATTERING AND THE MECHANISM Of
MOISTURE EVAPORATION FROM HARDENING GYPSUM
Ai. A. Sor-oclikin, A. F. Shclturov, G. Af. Plavnik
Summary
During the investigation of hardening of 0-semlaqueous gypsum by meanq of small
angle x-rays scattering (SAS) a change in the interisity oi SAS xvith moisture evapora-
tion from the hardening paste was discovered. The nature of the change in SAS intensity
with time has been studied for va:ious water-a psum. ratios at the angles 3, 4, 5, 6 and
Lly
20, 25, 30 minutes. The results of the SAS intensity measurements are correlated with
the ultrasound velocitv. On the basis of experimental data a~mec~auism is suggested of
dehydration of gypsum articles b surface drying, which ultimately increases the strength
y
ef the material.
REEL/ FRME
19721001

Co=uni Ckations
USSR uDc 621-391.2
SMOLIMUKOV, V. M., SOROCHITISKIY1.1'_ V. nonl,10V, Yu. V. , FILIPPOV, L. I
Mw
"Principles of Identifying Signpl Transmission Channels"
Mos,cow, Radiotekhnika i Elektrczaka, voi 16, No 12, Dec 71, pp 221'51-2224
Abstract: Three principal classes of methods of ident-Lfying signal trans-
mission channels are considered: direct probing, correlation-filter
methods, and methods of comparison vith a model. The.second clar~s, cor-
relation-filter methods, is analyzed in the greatest detail. Some old
and new or modified block diagraxs for methods in this class are synthe-
sized by systematic analysis of a complex.two-dimensional autocorrelation
function of the probing oscillation in the channel. Realization of the
direct method of probing by 6-pulses involves practical difficulties. The
methods of comparison with a model are based on utilizing 'the principle
of physical modeling. Five figures, bibliography of six titles.

USSR UDC 629.78:338.9
AfExa'ctness of the Characteristics of a Sputnik System of Nc:vlgation"
Tr. TSN11 Mor. Flota (Works of the Scipntific Research Institute of the
Merchant M
arine), No 147, 1971, pp 22-30 (from ReferativnyA, Zhurnal,
Issledovaniye Kosmicheskogo Prostranstva, No 5, May 72 Abstract No
5.62.302, by V. G.)
Translation: An evaluation Is made of the influence of errors in
of the navigation parameter and errors in the coordinate6 of an artificial
earth satellite upon the exactness of determination of thu local-ion of a
vessel in the case of application of the range-finding te-thod, the difference
mthod, and the Tat-ted (range-finding and difference) rrethcd. Graphs of
exactness hnve been constructed for a working zone with the pa--A.Lion of sca-
tionery sputniks along the longitude at intervals of 72. The folla,':ing, con-
elusion is drawn: of all the considercd methods for deterril.nation of tile
ship coordinates, the greaLest exactness is possess(_~d by the range-finding
method with the use of two artil
'icial earth satellites~ The use of three
artificial earth satellites increases the exactness i --count ii *"'17'L
the figure of the true surface of the earth.
82

UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
itTLE--PRODUCTION TECHNJLOGY FOR METAL POLYMER FILM MATERIAL -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-,S.OROCHI~~Hfi~ A.G., VAKHRUSHINAr L.A..
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
';-SOURCE-PLAST. MASSY 19701 (3)t,21-3
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALSt MECH.t IND., CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR
TOPIC TAGS--METAL CONTAINING POLYMER# PLASTIC FILMt POLYET14YLENE
-TEREPHTHALATE, ALUMINUM FOILv PLASTIC FABRICATING s4ACHINERYt
POLYETHYLENE
'._-C-ONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
-'~_'...013CUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
:''PRJ3XY.REEL/FRAME--I997/0667
STEP NO--I)R/0191/70/000/(103/0021/0023
R CACCESSION, NO--AP0119575
UNCLASSIFIED

2/2 019 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING OATE--23OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--APO119575
-ABSTPACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE PRODUCTION OF 3 LAYER METAL
ROLYMER FILMS (COMPOSED OF
POLYIETHYLENE TEREPHTHALATE) (1) 12 PLUS OR
.4.1NUS 2 MU THLCK, AL FOIL 1-5 30 PLUS OR.MINUS 6 MU THICK, AND LOW-0.
POLYETHYLENE'P 2070P (11) AS AN INTEKLAYER) IS DESCRIBED, THE 3 LAYER
1-14-~AL FILMS ARE MANUFO. IN A BARAND EXTRUSION APP. A DIAGRAM OF THE
APP..~ AND ITS MODE OF OPERATION ARE PRESENTED..
UNCLASSIFIED

6 microns in -t-hick-
film. Zonsisting of soft aluminum foil 30
ness, polyethyleneterephthalate fiLm 12::t P- i,,--J.cron,-:. thick, -and.
polyothylene used for adhesion, the thiolcries4i of which shoul.c.
be more than 20 irdcrons. Essential to good IbInding. are pre-heat-
ing and slow cooling which allow the adhesivo topenetrate int-o
microdefects of the substrates and enlarge ,h- co
0 ntact sur- face.
The -polyethylene is heated as it, is fed betwoen t.ho other layers
on squeeze rollers, The now polymeric inaterial can find wide
use as a soft hermetic packagingA'
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USSR/Mil/RU
SOROMAIN, G. Gen Internal Troops 3rd Ranli; Dep Head, Internal Aliairs
Adra., Foscow liuniciT)al E:mc Gorm, presented air-a-rds to servicemen in
Hoscow for outstanding service in fire protec.tion.
Vfoskovska-,a Pravda. 2 Dee 72, p 4, col 4
77. F -T-~
ii~. - AW, A:;[ ~11'11 q. 11At-11 i 1.4h 1-1;:!.' 1 1 1

112 026 UNCLASSI FIED PROCESSING OATE--27NOV70
TITLE-APPLICATION OF THE X RAY SMALL ANGLE SCATI-ERING 14ETHOD To niE
STRUCTURE. STUDY OF 1401140MINERAL BINDING MATERIALS -U-
AUTHOR-(03)-SHUROV, A.F., SORUCHKINs M,Ast PLAVNIK,-G.M.
OF INFO--USSR
CCUN TRY
SOURCE--KOLLOIDNYY ZHURNAL, 1970, VOL 32, NR 3, PP 45AP-457
-~~:,IDATE PUBL ISHED -- ---- 70
-:-SUBJECT AREAS-MATERIALSP EARTH SCIENCES AND OCEANOGRAPHY
TOPIC TAGS--X RAY STUDYt GYPSUMi PARTICLE SIZEt RON01ING 14ATERIAL
C04TROL MAR, NG--NO RESTRICTIONS
00CUME"T CLASS-UNCLASSIFIE0
PROXY REEL/FRAME-2000Y2140 STEP PIO--I)t'Z/00t)9/70/032/k~03/04',7,4/0457
CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0125723

mltapthfi Mig, ml, 1 iniling limil 1~1 ;rmi
212 026 UNCL ASS IF I ED PROCESSING DATE-27NOV70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0125723
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- A3STRACT. THE DEPEND~;NCE OF THE X -'A,( S-MALL
ANGLE SCATTERIING (SAS) ON THE WATER-GYPSUM RATIO IN HARDEINED GYPSUM HAS
BEEN STUDIED AS WELL AS THE CHANGE OF SAS OURIN(;, HAItDFENING. THE
OBSERVED SAS PATTERiNS ARE DETERMINED BY THE TPUI~-' SMALL ANGLE SCATTERmGt
RATHER TBIN BY DIFFRAICTIOIN REFLFCTION. THE VAMATION OF SAS INTENSITY
DURING HARDENING IS ASSOCIATED WITH THE CHANGEO. PART[CLE SIZE IN rHE
HARDENING PASTE. FACILITY: INNENERNO-STRO11*19:L'NYY [NSTITUT,
GROIKIY. FACILITY:..INSTITUT FIZICHESKOY KHIM[l AN SSSR, IM SCOW.

lkax ocr
UDC: 616.3-(16t6l6-005.1)-06tfilft.33-.091
PATHOGENESIS Oi~ FETAL DISTtRB~UCFS T-OLLWI-SO ACUTE RFMRRIWF ;JUT.:NG 'rTZ
TF-RhIRAL PERIOD OF PREM"CY (E]LPCeIWUAL STUDY)
[Arricl by I.M. L.A N. AB Soroka
Institute
L
Laningradl tjosr-w, Nrrty, S.,z"R, 1,ustivi, No 8.
1971, pp 62-b91
The ratuo ad!uStorrelatively well to a chronic oxygen deficivue-'r I.-% the
onvir4umnt' It in q~lte ;z4zitlo for A no-Aal offip~iqz ta he btrn '4iaii
the" h&v beart prolonj,.d Antro.3c, hypoxia drr4rig prepro wacy, - 4v Indicated by
clinical srudias (N,4. myainik~v. .1957; V.I. Bodyati i1roa and Ye.V. Krawuova,
19W-. rin Wro, 196-1; Lanakovsky, 10611. on
veto "so rqveal*d ttozt In the "" of acuti- massive loav 2f blond In enrly
prasklonry (Wilson, IIN~) ar%4 in r1to second hall of prognancy (I.M. I.tba4*yAa
1959) me" tho loirrhryaa faW teru-~ea die, Okile the condition of those that_
survive Iraproves J;aily. Conssq~*ntly, the fetus to trpar" to the Eyeatest
danger 44ring acute =a-arnpl h=;,irr;ia7,o and In the houiv immediately therzattar.
C.D. Derchlnotk# (1949) observed fetal bradye4rdia during zcut~ bloodletting.
in Pregnant cara,, aad me =r* -as5iva the tolzod lose Lhe z;>re, =zir;t tS was the
tored7caiiia vhic), nppearad ir~adia~aly z4rbr blood lettlao -w= 4t-rorrve "T.-A.
F.U.
Corosid ribl't a 'ClInizal J'r%etize' in the cash of complicatod rref~'-
ncy relztA-l to h-01worrhapes. The extent of fetal injury depenao on thd
conditica or tire mattier at tte itno-, of the he.-.~rrhaaa, , Blzo4 Irtttma
Prolon&ed JTQMobJJJA&t"~Jk ej a;;'r#jV;ttsd considLrz:bly 01C cc;;;'ac of
lhoi~mrtfozr-s In ant---lz unjer =06n"ta whict weakens
reflex hermilyusmic aft lose injurious to the fatut than bleeding of
Lab-deva. 1959b).
b., rne Acuta bleeding tamer often ~omrllca-es 0.a courria of pregnancy wod could
c4use of iatru-tarine tsphyxia. What we now know i4out the tonses of
the raachazdsm of its affect ca ths fetus pr 0 at point a > 0. A point in the process is called successful
if its distance from the preceding point is equal to a. The mathematical
expectation and dispersion of the conditional distribution ol' the number of
successful points in the interval are calculated, ir tho, bcginning of the
interval coincides with one of the points in the procesa, Formulas are
pro5onted for these functionals when the value of the jump at point a depends
on time.
Abstractor's note. This article contains many inaccur;icics. There are
no precise definitions, In establishing the basis for the formulas, the
author refers to croneous results of his preceding article (Abstract 6V69).
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MAMM~
USSR UDC 547.245
SLESAR1 and 42 "0K1q M S leningrad Institute of the
ORLOV, N. F., L. N.,
Textile and Light Industries imeni S. M,,'Kirov
"'Thermal Conversions of Certain Triorganosilyl Derivatives of Phosphorous
Acid"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol XL, No 12, Dec 70, pp 2585-2589
Abstract: The synthesis of triorganosilyl derivatives of phosphorous acid
of type (RiSi0)n(R0)3-nP (n. = 1-3) (1) iG,accompanied by side reactions,
especially thermal conversions, which make the interpretation of daca dif-
ficult.
The authors studied experimentally the thermal conversion of ethyltrit=thyl-
silyl phosphites.
It was found that with heating of diethyl triethylsilylphosphite at 160',
decomposition, disproportionation, isomerization and c)Jdation talke place.
On heating ethyl bis(triethylsilyl) phosphite, disproportionation and
isomerization are observed. It was shown that under the.experimental
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2585-2589
conditions ethyl bis(triethylsilyl) phosphite is moret resistatit to thermal
ieomerization, but still more subject to isomerization than:is diethyl
triethylsilyl phosphite. Finally, in the process of heating tris(tri-
organosilyl) phosphites of the type (R3S~iO)',(R3'SiO)3-IF, containing
various different radicals and a silicon atom, disproportionation takes
place in the triorganosilo~W groups.
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ACCi:SSlfj
ABS TPAC T/EXT~KAC T-- (U) GP-01- ABSTRACT. HEAT I NG 22.6 G (i%',F SJ33 SlOs' SU02
PHO '.-ijTH 3.2 G S 7 HR AT 135-40DEGREES. GAVE 53~~FRCE~iT (ME SU33 SIG) SUB3
PSI .5 SU81-79-800EGR-~~S, 0 PRli,!E20 0*96761,ti Pt~~ 'fME20 SUBU 1.4350;
St.11LARLY OAS PREPID. 41PERCENT~ (1-T SU63 SIbA SUf"13 PSI B SUBI
159-,60DEGREES, 0-9656t 1.461.9. ',EVIDENTLY THESE ~,ESTF-16 FORMED FROM
VNITTALLY FORMED (R Sut33 SIG) SU62 P(S)OH WITH ~-,LIMCMATION GIF (F SUB3
RUP I
CLIMPOS. AM,01a, T
SIGMS) (UH) IN A F(,,.'4m GF 015PI - ORTIONATION. HE
TklGR%GxA-N0SILY DERIVS. OF P CONTG. ACfQS WITH A P"O-Sil LINK HAVE EINIHA.NCED
'14 ,ICE*
REACTIVITY D RESPECT TO NUCLEUPHILIC REAGENTS, H E CC-MPDS. WHICH AT
TtlE,SAV-E TTIME CCN'TAIN THE P-0-ST GROUP At' THE HG~l CROUP ARE THERMALLY
UNSTABLE ANID UINJERGO FL11--JHFA kEACTIONS, AT ELEVATEII.) TEMPS. AS SH(NN HFRE.
FACILITY: LENINGiRAD. I NST. TEKST. LEGK PROM. M KIRQVAj
LENTriGAAD, USSR.
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USSR mc 678039.4.01
YETLETM, S. T., SOROKIN, N%_X. and TSIRLIN, A. M-o IrMtitutb of Solid-state
Physics, Acadeir~y of Sciences WSR
"The Strength of Boronaluminum, A Composite with Brittle Fibera"
Rigap MekhanUm Folinerov, No Sep/Ocy 73, pp 8410-846
Abstracti A stiAy was made of the failure of boronaluminum, a composito
naterial that Is typical of tho metal-brittle Mer class of zeterws.
Dispersion-hardoning D16 alu:anum alloy oarved as the mtrix. 'No types of
boron fit-ers (average strangth 160 and 250 kg =2) were u*sed for reizLforce-
meat. The beat strength properties wero found in speciraons with the illost
uniform distribution of boron fibers. Conditions are formulaUd under which
rupture in the composite can be prevented. Six figuresp two tables, vight
formulas* ten blbliographic references.
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SSSR Luc 539.4
JaLEYKO 5 T., SMOML.K. M., and TSIMN, A. M., Institute of Solid State
Physics: AC*adem'y of Sciences WSR
"Properties of Boron Fibers anil Boron-Aluminum Composites Under Equiaxial
Compression"
Kiev, Problemy Prochnosti, iio 6, 19730 41-45
pp
Abstracti Experimental data obtained in tests of an aluminum alloy reinforced
witb boron fibers are presented. Alloy D16 foil had ~boron fibers pressedinto
it in a vacuum at high temperature. The lattice spacing of the fivers and
thickness of the foil were such that the fibers were positioned In a hexagonal
configuration. Samples 6 mm wide were cut on an electric spark rachine from
plates of the composite material measurln,- 50 x 100 mit and 0.?-2.5 mm thick.
Experimental curves of the conposite under compression were plotted. in order
to determine shear strength. Camp
parison of these graph* with corresponding
curves for the matrix material yielded compression curves for the f ibers which
turned out to be stralight lines up to a stress of 1200 kG/mM The +iMURL
volume percentage of fibers In the composite was established (Vf ~ 3i for
t7
a compression load in the direction of reinforcement. 'Six f1gures, two tables,
8 bibliographic references.
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USSR WC 661.143(088.8)
BOAM-H-16 0. 0.- -M. BuNK, V. A. arA LEBEDBYA, G. A.
"A Methocl for the Production of Fluorinated Photocathodes?
USS-11 Author's Certificate No 357621, filed 19 Jun 70, published 25 Jan 73
(from En-mmiya, No 19, Oct 73, Abstract No 19LI49 P)
Translationi To lower the long wave sensitivity, the metal lmyer (alkaline
or alkaline-earth) or the fluoride of one of these elements deposited on a
base together with Pv are fluorinated to the stoichiomotric point with fluorine
formed by decomposition of an F-containing compound. The vacuum sp;tcs con-
taining the base with deposited layer of metal or fluoiAde in evacuated0to a
pressure of jo-5mm using a nonoU pump. The base is heated to 300+ 10 2,
the pump is sealed off and the container with XeF2 is hOated6.to about 50"s
resulting in the formation of a 2-4 ax piessure of,XeF.'vapors in the system,
Decomposition (pyrolysis) of XeF2 occurs In the proximity of upper P%, of the
base and the atonic fluorine reacts with its layer cospelisating for Its
defficiency of fluorine, Xenon being literated during Um pyrolysis is inert
am does not react wi tb the layer.
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USSR UDC 62-41o669.24
OOROKINt.p. I. t NIKOL'Sayt N. N.0 and FiLuml V. 1.
*On the Poesibility of Substituting Alloy 29KK (Kovar) in a Three-Layer Strip"
Mmeowo Metallovedeniye i Tersdaheakaya Obrabotka Hatallovt No 8, Aug 73,
PP ?3-74
-Abstracto In an attempt to find a less expensive mattvrial to replace alloy
29NK (kovar) in a three-layer strip , (Ni-koval-NI-Au) used In semiconductor
instrunents, a search of the literature led the authoxa to test alloy N43G-VI,
which Is very similar to Z911K in physical and engineering properties,
DUltometrie curves of the selected components and moduli of elaatioity
were obtained at 100, 200, 300, 400, and 5000 C from which the valuen of
elongation growth per unit length of strip Ifl-kovar-Hi ~ &nd hi-N43G-V1-1,1
were calculated and found to be adequately eloze. Extonsive plant tests
were conducted on a batch of semiconducting lnatruments~ which showed the
rellabUity of operation of the experimental instrumit.Ats In which the
kovar had been replacod by alloy, H43G.Vi.. One figure$ five bibliographic
references.

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DIAGRAM OF HYDRAZINETRIMETHYLBORON PYRIOINE AND
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~OSOKIN, V.A.
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PRESENTED. THE SYSTEMS FORM AODUCTS UJ SU82 11 SUBlt- BlE SU-831).PY? (N
SU82 H, SUB4 BME SUB3).2PY, AND (MENIH SUBZ BAE).--I~V WHICH. CONGRW~:111Y
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AUTHOR
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-.~.EUTECTIC-(M. MINUS 44.2DEGREES AND CONTG..5.0 WY.'PERCENT ME SU83 H8H
-.,.SU83) SYSTEM WITH PYRIDINE.
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USSR uDc 62-1.375-82
BARINOV, V V and SOROM A.
"Explosions of Water Drops Under the Action of Optical Radiation"
10
V sb. Kvant. elektronika (Quantum Electronics -- Collection of Works), N
2(14), Foscow, "Sov- Radio," 1973, pp 5-11(English summary) (from RZh-
Fizika, No 10, Oct 73, Abstract No 10D895 from authoxal abstract)
Translation: An experimental study was made of the effect of high-poRer
-2
laser radiation on a drop of water 10 ~ra In size* The dxop disintegrates
under the action of the radiation. The disintegration is explosive in char-
acter end is due to the boiling up of strongly superheated water at individ-
ual hot points which appear as a result of the nonimiform distribution of
the light field over the volume of the drQpo Bibliogilaphy with 14 titles.
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USSR UDJ 5~58-~W6.2,:~*-i
SORCKE-1111 S.A.
"Absol-i've inst:ibility Ct' Li,,,ht Ani Soi~tO, '~!ave In'. erac-on"
Kvantovays elektronillm (Quan'tlum, Electronics), Moucow, N~l 5(11),1972,
A b st na ct : in P. numb-~r or irevimle works concerned witlL
In-Fu&3-d-scattering (KBTS) princlool atLention !.f3 ffi.voll'to IMBIE unio:~ condjt-IcIn~j
J.,
Of C`DnVeCt'iVe i-StBbility (rosim~ of a rup, 3. i f ii'n~ . 1,i the py-sen' I ap~_ r 0-
is congidered under cond~ltiotio of absalat,-a inct.--bility
conditJ.onq for dovelopmtmt o17 lnot,-21jilit-y ac,!~ !L i~~
allown thUt irlf3I,,lbl3.it-; CXCjt51_liOV in a rooonator (.,~a lw- v-.uich a S lu- :I fa -0
wave iu not revonant vil-Lth res ':-.~-Clzl -to the -00onator. f~ o::'..i
and conditionn 3re d,.,ter:nlnQd for t I ie Jcivelopment ol, !10 at-
the albeen" of u>l,erior feedbaclz. It is. ohown th,3". absk)~,n-ticn r, e vm, i
wuve le,,ds to absolutc, instability of Tl-c- r_-)tLor
thanks Frof. Yu.F. Plzillzr.,r for Pttent-ion to tiu -worl: end 'I.S. Ot;~f-_lzicv _`o~r
atten',*cIn and vz~loublc c;cancil. 1 f ig. 12~ ref. Peceix-F_ld 10 --
.71-
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USSR UDC: 621..378.3:535.374
SOROKIN, S. A.
"Concerning the Absolute Instability of Induced Raman Scatter-
ingif
Moscow, Kvantovaya Elektranika, Sbornik Statey, No 2(8), 1972,
pp 98-101
Abstract: It is shown that feedback due to Rayleigh scattering
causes absolute instability of induced R,
aman scattering. Con -
ditions of develop.-ment of instabi1ity are determi-iocl, and -L-11- is
shown how distriluted feedback due to Rayleicl-, scattering d.if-
L
fers from feedback in a cavity. Bibliograpliy of ;even 1--ittles.
j7111 jI III I,