SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT STANKYAVICHYUS, A.P. - STARKOV, A.N.

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~.T I.T-LE--T0XtC0L0G I CAL AND ANTISEROT014M. PROPERTIES Of SOME GUANIDINE
-U-
~OER I VAT IVES
STANKYAV ICHYUS, A:P.v SHADURSKIY9 K.So
AutHIN-103)-LUBAS, A.A.,
14TRY --USSR
C GW OF INFO
.~-SOURCE--FARMAKOLOGIYA I T OK S I C OL 0 d'f'Y"A 11970P V(',L 339 ~PIR 1, PP 17-21
DATE PUBL [SHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--B((jLC!GYICjkL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
:ATivE, OAGA,'41C
JOPIC TAGS--GUXNlDlW, AMPIE DERIVATIVE, BENZENE D~ v
SULFUR COMPOW"10t SEROMNINt INHIBITION, NEIRVOUS SY51`04 DRUG, TOXICOLOGY
C WJR0L IMARK ING--NO :4 GSTR I CT [ONS
DOCUMENT CLASS--UfflfCLASSfFfEQ
PROXY REEL/FRX'AE--3003/L423 SrEp ~io--UR/0390/70/k')33/0i)1/0017/1,)021
ACCESSIGN
"I L AS 40- i iD

021 UNC LAI S S I F I E D PROCES'SING DATE-27iNOV70
CIRC ACCESSI'ON' NO-AP0130366
:A6ST?ACT/EXTRACT--(U) GV70- ABSTRACT. MECROFICHE Oi- ABSMACT CONTAINS
-:lAPHIC INFORIMATI(NII. THE TOXICITY OF THE 1NVESTI(',jjfE-j) rl'),',jPo[jt-joS
I.NCREASES il'HENI ONE Xill;01 GROUP G;jAbll'0[NE IS R~-'PLACEO 3Y A 0HENYL,
METHYLTHIO, OR BEINZY1. G-ROUP. IT IS DECREASED WHEN lhN A*-1111~10 GROUP IS
INCORPORATED INTO THE HETE,-40CYCLIC SYSTEM.-~ IN MICE, THE 11"IrOXICATIC."'I
RIFF EXCITATION STAGEP FOLL0 ED BY DEFkESSION.
PASSES THROUGH A BI
T~~,-~.:tOMPGUNDS WITH METHYLTHIO GqOUf>S PRODUCE NO DEPRESSION- ~ MMIPOUNFJS~ WITH
''TWO OR.THREE BENZYL GROUPS AT rHE GUAMIOINE NIT~ACGEN SH0,11 ANTISERI)TONIN
..,ACTIVI.TY, FACILITY: KAUNASSKIY.:MEDITSINSKIV INsrrTuT.

USSR UDc 615-31:547-495-97-099+615.31'
LUBASY A. A., and.SHADURSKIY, K. S., Cent-rall
Scientific Rerea--ch Laborator s Medical I *
y., Kauna r),;Ititute,. Kaunat,
Ministry of Health Lithuanian sSR
"Toxicologic Fil and Antiserotonin Properties of Sat,rie Guanid-ine
Derivatives"
Mos'cow, Famt akolo&iya i ToksikologiZ Vol 33, No. 1, Qran~Feb 70,
Dp 17-21
Abstract: ~I'ha tOXicological properties and antiserotonin activity
of 11 suanidine deftvat-ivea with a structure based on benz,71amine-,
norpholine, or piporazinze (table) were studied. The toxicity was
determined on mice and the antiserotonin activity in exporiments on
rats and nice. The toxicity increased on replacement o~ one of the
NH2 grOUP3 with Ph, T-IeS, or CH2 Ph and decreased:~aonslderab17 on
inclusion of this group into a morpholine or pipszazine ring.
intoxication in nice was manifested by a brief excitation phase
that~changed into depression Upon the action of a compound with
an I-IfeS group, the depression phase was absent. An anti-serotonin
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TBAS, A. A., et al, Pannakologiya Toksikolo&lxa, Vol 33
Jan-Feb 'F70, pp 17-21
activity was exhibited by the compounds 1Db_CH2NM.C (:.-NH)NHCH2Ph. (I) ,
H Ti
PhCH21THC (=.,k.TCH2Ph) NMHCH2"h- 3HCI (II), and p-CIC,'-)~J40 2.'IrC(=,%'H)NHGHPPh-
Hi re-
I, TI, and III in a concentration of 1 X 10-5 g/ml p
vented completely spasms of a section of the large intestfune of
rats, produced by serotonin and inhibited development of di-arrhea
induced by 5-hydroxytry-ptophan in mice when administered in doses
0
f 14-1, 5, and 16 ing/kg for i.9 II, and III rasp atUvely. These doses
were effective in nreventing diarrhea in 75, 80,.and 50,~~" of cases,
r
esi)ectively, after 5- hydroxytryptophan in a doze of 50 irLg/kg had
been injected intra-peritoneall7 to themice.
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1/2 020 UNCLASSI D PqoCE$STNG DATE--18SEP70
,TITLE--INITIATION OF THE DECARBOX-VLATM OF MERCURIC ENAt~THATE, CAPRYLATE,
.-AND PELARGONATE. SYNTHESIS (IF C SUB6 THROUGH C SUE-8 N,..ALKYL MERCURY
'AUTHOR-(04)-OLDEKOR, YU.A., MAYER, N.A., EROMAMp A.A.-, SrAJ40VAYAt S.S.
,'_tpUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
,,50URCE-ZH. OBSHCH. KHIM. 19709 40(2) 305-8
PUBL ISHED------70
~`~SUSJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRYs PHYSICS
.-TOPIC TAGS--DECARBOXYLATIONt ORGANOSERCURY COMPOUND, R
ORGAINK PE OXIDE UV
LIGHT# CHAIN REACTION
~~CCNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS7
,00-CUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
:!PROXY REELIFRAME--198511407 STEP NO--UR/0079/70/040/002/030510309
,,CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0101497
UNCLASSIFIED
Ion i 110-mol -1 .0, 1 MF -0 ~mml_lfI I A ~=_ L ~' ~~

-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. HEATING (RC 0 SU32) SUB2 H,~;
(E-NANTHATE, CAPRYALTE OR PELARGONATE) WITH EIIJANTHOV1. PEcaY,[D[v BI SkjA2 0
SUB2, CAPRYLOYL PEROXfOE OR PELAR(;l.','N'YL PEROXIDE I-LO HR tir 80nEGREFS OR
EXPOSURE OF THESE SYSTEMS TO 0V LIGHT REsult.'ru) IN 011CARLHIXYLATION OF THE
SALTS TO.FORM THE CORRESPONDING ALKYL MERCURY SALTSj IN TH[S MANNER 40
TO 93PER 'CENT YIELDS Or- ALKYLMERCURY SALTS WERE OBTAINFD (HEXYL, HE-PTYL
AND OCTYL) ALONG WITH LESSER YIELDS OF SALT$ OF PHENYLMERCURY, SMALLER
A-MTS.. MERCUROUS SALTS AND-MERCURIC SALTS, MINOR A.11TS. HG AND APPpQPq-IATE
AMTS,' CO SUBZ. THE DECARBOXYLATION APPEARS TO BE A CHAIN REACTION.
THE HG DIACYLATE IN C SU86 H SU86 6 HP, GAVE 38.TO 56PERCENT
PHENYLMERCURY SALTi FREE OF ALKYLMERCURY.SALTS. CONVERTED TO THE
HALIDES- THESE WERE ISOLATED AS: P14HC,CLv M. 25QD.EGRE:E,Si PHH,G6Rj M., ?72 TO
5ORGREES. SIMILARLY WERE ISOLATED C SUB6~H SUB13 HGU, 14. 1240EGRL-F-S,
,~~.:BROMIDEV M. 121DE-GREES; C SU37 H SUB15 HGBR, M. 1140~-GREESI AND C SUBS H
SU817 HGCLP M. 1.15DEGREES.
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USSR UDC 62i-785-1t6Z-4i?-z66q-15
BRUK, YU. G., STAITOVOY, V. I., GUTOVSKIY, 1. B., and PWOMN, A. U.
"Investigation of Heating Steel NB3B (Ma.3115G.12AB) Ingots"
Moscow, Kuzr-achno-Shtampovochnoye Proizvodstvo, No 10, Oct 73, PP 39-40
Abstract6 Steel N113B can be gii,,atly strengthened at 550-EOO0 C and forged at
950-1250 Cl but its deformability at hiqhar teaperatunmq is sharply dim.1nished,
and tests were conducted to determine the soak times and temperatures arui heating
rates to produce the highest forging temperature and best.metal structure.
Tests vere made by heating at an axbitrary rate, soaking for a period, heating
to a higher temperature at an arbitraxy rate and soaking. The short comi%-- of
this method was that temperatures tfLeastLrea were furnace temperatures and not
ingot temperature. Therefore, holes were drij-lecL in test, invots for Elacement
of,thermocouples. Tests showed that at low furnace temperatures (b50 C), the
0
differences in furnace and in-oz temperatures is high (ZOQ-)30 C' over a 7-hour
0 0
period). At a furnace temDerature of IZ50O.C this diffexv~nce Is only 60-80 0.
When the tenuerature of the furnace w-as Inclased from 650-900 0 C the ingot
tenloerature _;ise was auch faster than at 659, C, Test* were alzo conducted for
the fastest possible heating rates (WO-500 C/hr) which ubowed; that during

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BRUX, YU. G., et al., Xuznechno-6htampo-iochnoye Proizvodstvo, 110 10o 00 93,
pp 39-0
certain heating periods the temperature drop along Ingot length was 650 0 0, which
promoted development of' nianierous internal defects, Tho fInal. conclusions for
the heating of steel PINJB were to soak ingots at 6500 C for 4.5 hours, 9000 C
1 0
for eight hours with final heating to a furnace tempexaturt, of .300 C (Ingot
0
temperatures -- 12Z0-1240 C). This procedure increased the number of forging
operations per heating, reduced the number of heatlngs, and reduced the number
0
of cracks and scrap ingots by four times. Three figures, one bibliographic
referance.
7777-77
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~USSR 'B
UDC 3 9:531-5-081
STAMUKOVICH, K-.2.,and KOLOSITIMM11 1,1r. I.
"Gravitation and Metrolo&'
Khar'kov, Ukr. resp. nauch.-tekhn. konf., posvyashch- 50-letiyu metrol. sluzhby
USSR, 1972 -- sb. (Ukrainian Republic Scientific and Technolo,gical Conference
Honoring the 50th Anniversary of the Ukrainian SSE's Metroloi-ical Seri-ice.,
1972 -- Collection of Works), 1972, pp 14-16 (from Raferativnr), Zhurnal --
Yjetrologiya i lzmeritellnaya Tekhnika, No 2, 1973, Abst~*act 1,11o 2.32-58)
Translation: The recuirements for standards of physical valui!s (such as tini'a
and frequency) airl 'the conc~,_-'Itions for their reproductioa should Contain soze
indicat-ion of the cystem of reference in which the stamlards arc defined. Any
(noninurtira) referurce s,-Ycten. has an effcct on anf jph,,mical rnluc, inclu'din~,;
physical standards, that is basically uneliminat~able. Viiis e-L"fect ic cauv~ed
ty the gravitational and relativistic effects included in the modern oz'
g m-vit-ation. For exam-ple, becaaue of' the Earth's daily rotat,.Ton in thLe Sun's
grwritational --Field, all terrestrial clocks should be stibjected to Cilily
variationsY the level of Vnic1h depends on their greographical 10cantion and can
reach app-rox-L-ately 10-12 I-Or clocm'-.s locat-ed at qp-posite~ points on the Earta's
equator. In addition to the daily variations, there am also an-mal ones, at
t e level of 5-10-10, which are identical.for all tLme and freTuency standards
1~3
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STPITYUKOVICH, K. P., and KOLOSIMSY11, N I., Ukr- resp. nau-ch-teklin. konf.,
pos-",ashch. 50-let-il.;u netrol. sluzh-by USSR, 1972 -- Bb, p-P 3.4-1-6,
(including atomic), re-7ardless of inhere they are located an the Earth's s~ur:_Prnce.
Clocks in an airplane that is ffl~rin_g either east or west at a uniforin rate of
speed vill run either slower or faster, respectivel,Y, ~dth raspeact to station-
'locks. Tae pror. rties of the fundwental phys-ical constant -- the gra7ri-
a ry c 43
tational constant G :- are detaznrzin~cd b- U
y the properties of Ve :_:ravitational
interaction of bodies and the relation.51lip between a bod~r'r. -na,ritat'ional =d
inertlal masses. Theory allows the cravitational rass to be divided into
active" and "Passile" masses. -Which leads to the conce-ots, of and
passive" greziitationval constants, respectively. The expe-rixiental material
is available livd%ez it -bossillle to astir.,.rite the equality of, tiic -,ravitf-a-
tional consi.,111t) witix an accilracy of 1:10, and the paissive ,fravitzational
Constant, -A)th an accuracy of 1:101.2 ;1 for rill flubbtanxec. .,_",:u- diffur-
ence between the propaigition speed of gravitational int-(~,raction a~%d tAne
of I, ght entails anisotropy of the graivitational constant A (xiiparic-on of
the expected effect ~with r_'-,~ata on- Li2ri-es shu.4s that 4r, 10-), while
'ri.Ly afL,
_~m proparla&!d d4ffw, by lezs than
the speeds at which light and i- 11 LX
-avit ',.tc a Or
r__ F11:1 r cti i
percent. A careful investigation of all aspecto of 131
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-SYII, reSD. P-auch. ~-teldizn. konf
STANIVKOVICHJ, K. P., and KOWSIM 11. 14, Ukr-
posvjashch- 50-letiyu metrol. sluzhby USSR, 1972, -- sb, pp 14-16
and the gravitational constant requires that special experinents be form,,i],ated.
An analysis of the fundamental physical constants shows that, since the Universe
is not stationary (its radius is constantly increasIng), their.values must
hange. A number of nodern theories of gravitation also point to 'he inevita-
c
bility of a change in the basic physical constants as timl,, passes.
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C 111 PROCL S S IhIG L)ATF-- 11 OUC7 0
UM-LASS I F [ED
T.1 I LE-Tt--F IiJERACT ION UF ULTi~~i lilt-71-i E~jr-_iwY CbsmIC Ptlys wim Pi-MTONS ANU
E U TF~. I IN otj ~i I ~N THE 1J;,ilVFi,~SE -U-
'OV c P G.E. StARUWltiVp I.-
A%jTiWR-(G3l-1,Cl'-,ST;lV TI
C C u('.' T il" Y L FI C--L _S S A K Y
SUU~ C E-- I NT L NA 1 1 C N;!,L CO-NiF Elk F tO, F: ON C C SM, I.Ci AY 5
I 1THj
__PT;_;iLiLx 4, 1
.~-AUGL._ST: 25-S- c769, VOLUillf: 1 0 it I G UI ANIJ GALACTIC.
PULL ISliEJ-----70
-A T MUS PKER I C 5 C 1, ENC ES4
~T C? I C TAGS-COSiMIC RAN', ENEF.GY SPECTRURs PHOTON, NEUMANO
r,-,NTRCL UPKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
Oil'._UPENT CLASS-UNCtASSIFILD
PROXY FICITIC $TEP
Cj.~C ACCESSICN NJ-IJ014~ItZf)
L 5 i- r- 11-0:
lid a k. amon
.. ............

212 018 UNCLASSIFIED PkriCESSING DATE--LLDEC70
C IRE; ACCESSICN, NLI--ATC-144420
~.AESTRACI/EXIkACT-W) GP-U- 96STRACT. JHE PROBLEII.~OF T.HE DISIORTIGN OF
THE ENERGY SPELTRUNi OF ULTkA HIGH ENERGY COSKIC RAVS DIJ 1: TJ THE
ISOTROPIC CACKGROUND OF ?H4.; TO N5 [NOS, IS'i
ANO NEUTR LN'S If- R E D[T IS
ShG~4N THAI THE SHAPL UF THE ENERGY SPECTPUll OF CG-5;111C PAYS IN THE ULTRA
HIGH ENEk(,Y REGICN MAY YIELD INF.CIRMATWN CN S0f4E.IlllPJRVe.NT ASF&UPHYSICAL
AND NUCLEAi~ PARAIMETERS. ~FACILITYI AKADEAVIA NAUK SSSRs
-FlZlXL-TEKH,,.lLtiESXIl INSTITUTv LEN INGRAC, USSR.
VNICLASS I FIH)
R-WHIMM I
murimommm. 2 .

USSR UDC: 533-0/5:537.84
u. Ye..
STQBUNOV,_._Yu, N., CHARIKOV, Y
"Plasma Temperature and X-Radiation Upon Injection of KLOCtrons Accelerated
in Solar Flares"
Leningrad, IV Leningr. mezhdunar. seminar "Yedinoobraziye uskoreniya chastits
v razlich. -masshtabakh kosmosa", _1072-sbornik (Fourth Leningrad international
Seminar on the Uniformity of Particle Acceleration on Different Scales of the
Universe, 1972--collection of works), 1972, pp 145=165, discusnion pp 165-166
(from-RM-Fizika, No 6, Jur. 73, abstract No 6G14 Zresume7)
Translation: The time characteristics of temperature diotribution are calcu-
lated in the one-dimensional problem for a placma layer hcated by the energy
of nonthermal electrons from solar flares. It is shown that the plasma temper-
ature may reach 108 degrees K. X-radiation fluxes for energy past 10 1CeV are
calculated for a heated plasma.
31

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i/2 ~015 UNCLASSIFIEW PR'OCESSING DATE--IISEP70
.TITLE-1-THERMONUrLEAR REACTIONS WITHIN THE SUN AND SOLAR NEUTRINOS -U-
AUTHOR-KOCHAROV, G.YE., STARBUNOV, YU.N.
t t3UNTP.Y OF INFO--USSR
PIS'HA ZH. EKSP. TEOR. FIZ. 197'0, 11(2) 13 2-~ 5
DATE PUBLISHED------70
UBJ ECT AREAS--ASTRONOMYtASTROPHYSICS
--.T.OPICITAGS--SUNv THERMONUCLEAR REACTION, NEUTRINOI MODEL
.'~_CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
:,PROXY REEL:/FRAME--1987/0882 STEP 40--UR/0386/70/011/iIO2/01311/11?5
:ZIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0104318
UNCLASS IFIED

UNCLASSIFIED OPOCSSSING DATE-11SEPTO
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0104318
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(.U) GP-0- ABSTRACT, BASED ON DATA OF G. E. KOCHAROV
~ANO 'YU. N. STARRUNIOV (1969), IfN REGI01S THAT ARE~,REMOTE r-Rom THE CENTER
OF THE SUNt PRIME3 HE SHOULD BE PRESENT EVEN UP TO T14E PRESENT TI'4E. IF
THERE.15 CIRCULATION'IN THE INTERIOP OF THE SUNq PRIMF3 HE SHOULD PA~S
FROMTHESE REMOTE REGIONS INTO THE CENTER. THUS 1N T14E PEGI&NS WHERF
THERMONUCLEAR REACTIONS TAKE PLACE., THE PRIME3 HE~ CONCN. S40ULD BE
HIGHER THANJS USUALLY ASSUMED. THIS~DECREASES THE FLUX OF THE f4IGH
ENERGY SOLAR NU. THE S.UN SHOULD RURN10 PRIME38LORIME3 HE NUCLEI PER
SEC TO KEEP UP THE PRES.ENT LTQHT OUTP.UT. THE VELOCITY'% -P I- FL X
OF FZ m'E3 HE Lj
OF 10 PRIME NIEGATIVE6 MINUS 10 PRIME NEGATIVE7 CM-ISEC T144T IS QE-~UTRETN
IN THIS CASE SHOULD BE EASILY OBTAINFD4 A SOLAIR MOITEL IS DEVELOPED IN
..WHICH THE INTENSITY OF THE GENERATION OF THE SOLAR.'~NU FROM THE
REACTIONS: P~PLUS P YIELDS D PLUS E PRIME: POSITTWPLUS NU (E SVBNU
'PRIMEMAX. EQUALS 0.42 MEV) AND P PLUS P PLUS E PRIAE NEGATIVE YIELDS 0
PLUS NU (E SUBNU EQUALS 1.44 MEV) IS CONSIDERED, ]'.HE INU FLUX OBSO. ON
THE SURFACE OF-THE EARTH IS A FACTOR OF 60 BELOW THE THEORETICAL LOWER
LIMIT OF -'THF VALUE TO BE EXPECTED FPOM THE, RATE OF THE RE-ACTTON* P.R 114E37
CL(NU9 E FR*I-ME NEGATIVE) PIRIME37 All. A,NEW POSSIMITY OF GENERATION' OF
-.ENERGY AND NU--'IN THE INTERMR OF THE SUN IS~,SUGGIESTED.
UNCLASSIFtED"

USSR UDC 669-78M69.14.0i-8-16
Candidate of Technical Sciences, and~KUSUTSKIY, A. B.,
Candidate of Technical Sciences, Vvov Polytechnic Iw~tltute~and Institute of
Physics and Eechanics of the Academy of Sciences, USSRJ
."Stability of Steel 20 Aga1nst Hydrogen Introduction"
Moscowt Te]~oenergetika, No 2f Feb 71j PP 56-57
Abstracti The effect of the extent of pollution by non-metallic inclusions on
the sta-bi-lity agaLnst hydrogen introduction of standard acid open hearth,
P 41
and vacuum.-arc-renelted steel 20 -was experimentally invostiVated on -Flat
steel specimens by a previotisly described~method (Yu. A. X2yadhkot et al,
Savodskaya Laboratoriya, No 1, 1970). Tabula40d trivosld,,3atioti moults show
that the vacumi-arc-xtimelted ateel 20 poozesaos the highpift nq',chanlcal
properties. A decrease in pollution by nornietallic inaliitionz was found
to be an effective neans for a considerable suppressiort of hydxogen brittle-
ness of steel. One table, three bibliographic reference;~4
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CHEMICAL ABST. .5- 70
Of
3tudying tho occittsio'n of hydrogen b~~ ti-teel ~nnder
A T-l-,- t r- - 11
....... ......
6 "40,U
(Russ). F1, when, pccludtidl by steel,
reduces ductility while iricicasinj brht)cmess an& lj"4cliho6d of
corrosion cracking. I"ievious expts. were car-ned oilt.on tile H
occlusion 6y unstjes_~ed s Iteel ;jnd the quLutt. dem. ort the v61.- of
occluded H. The. pment ~ investi atiou used the ~;arne t kh-
niques except that thi simple studied was &-ce.d t~~a special
fixture Which stre.-:-,Ld it over radii:,of 60, 120 and 210 ~mn. The
len
. gth of smnple exposed to cathodic polarization in 301~7,0 FfjSOj
at a c.d. of 0.1 A/cul" was 20 ctja~%~it Ih; the ends rer4ered non-
conductive by a lacquer. or puaA~fi'l *~H content va;~ detd.: by
collerting the gas evolved when. the sampli was ~14.tiodic-iliy
treated in an electrolyte comprissing . NaK tartrate' ind Nad,
Stressed samp!es alway's m"Ouded more .h than Oie Widistorled
samples, while oth4vr futors such as steel coolpil., piroduciloa
irchis,que!;, htat tr-tatment, arm6ling lemp.t, alld -Impuritici
altercd tbe abs. vol, of occluded If.': Herman k6retzky

USSR UDC 621-7711:665.521.5
ST ARCHFA,TK,0I_P,...,_.,;~.,,, Doctor of Technical Sciences, SLYUSA12V, A. T., Candidate
al Sciences, wyid KAPLANIOV) V. 1 Candidate of Tcc~zical Sciences
ITEfficiency of TPS-eK Lubricant in High-Speed Guold-Rolling of SLeel Sheets"
Drepropetroirsk, 'Metallurgicheska-ya i Gomoi%Wnaya Pranyshlennost', 11o 5, Sep-
Oct 70, PP 21-23
Abstract: Result's L11,10 Preseribui fircm tests conductod ori t.*Ie nc-a IFFS-K 1-ab-_-J:'_-
cant, Tihich was developed jointly by the 7,hdarj.-,v 'Ketallurfrical Institute and
the Bryansk Pilot Petroleum and 0441 Plant. The lubricant is bding used success-
u
_lly in thin sheet rolling of low-carbon and transformer cteels., In wi-re and
f
t
vube drawing from nonferrous metals, and in the production of bent profiles.
Tests were conducted in the rolling of dry strips by dry -oilers, and also in
uaina the TFS-K lubricant with 5., 10, 20, 30P 40., 50, 75, and 1100% concentrat-
ion of surface -active substances. Similar tests. were c=lucted I'or purpoees
of comparison using industrial 20 oil and palm and castor,:oils.

UDC 621.771.24.
USSR
ov, V. 1. and MkM V. I Vidanov
,%TAL~LCHEITKO, D. I KAPLAN
"Study of Influence of Conditions of High-Speed.. Cold Rolling
on the Mechanical Properties of Steel`.
Moscow, Izvestiya Akadcmii Nauk SSSR, metally, 4No i, jan 71, I)p 96-loo
Abstract: Studies were perfomed ori high-speed cold roll.ing o:, stvcl
strips on a type-300 laboratory mill with iI~TDIIOT speedl~of front 4.5
to 30 )*Vsec, using various well-known lubricants: type, I~KS-1, castor
ii and distill--d water, as well as three rew technological lubricants
developed at the Zhdanov Metallurgical Institute. The iiow lubricants
consist of: 10% water emulsion of the product of condensation of
C -C synthetic fatty acids with t7iethanolamine,.30%,type -70 indus-
17 20
trial oil (TPS-17M30); 30% solution of the product of condensation of
still residue synthetic fatty acids with triethanolamine4n type 20
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STARCH MO, D. I., et al., Izvestiya Akademii Naut'r SSSR, Metally,
NG 1, Jan 71, pp 96-100
industrial oil (type TPS-K30); and a 50% solution of st4ll residue
synthetic fatty acid condensate with t
riethanolamine in type 20
industrial oil (TPS-KSO). The hardness of thin-sheet low-alloy
steel under high-speed rolling conditions can be tonsitlered to depend
on the degree of total deformation, and to be independent of the type
of technological lubricant, speed of rollersand. number" of passes.
Based on the experimental data, formulas are produced ft)r the functional
dependence of hardness, yield point and ultimate strength on degree of
deformation, yield point,and ultimate strength on bardntilss, zind. also
yield point on ultimate strength and ultimate strength c.i,n yield point
of work-hardened low-alloy steel strip.
2/2
11 HIM

W2 020 UNCLASSIFIEV PROCES5ING DATE-
TITLE-EXPERIMENT IN NITRIDING LARGE MACHINE PA?,TS -30OCT70
~AUTHCIR-102)-GGRENKG, V.G., STARCIIIENK0, YU.Po
CCUNTFY OF INFO--USSR
-SOUIi%C lEKHNCL0GIYA I GkGAiv1ZATSIY4 PRUIZVODSTVA, NO 1, 1970, pp
4 7--~4 9
-DATE FUSL ISHE0-----70
S.UBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS, MECH., IND., CIVIL AND MARINE ENGR
TOPIC TAGS-NITRICATIOiNt RUBBERY PLASTICr MACHINE TGUL COMPbRENT, METAL
-HEAT TREATMENT
Ct.VTRiGL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
M E& T CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
OR_GXY-_REEL/fRAME--1999/I3I4 STEP NG--UP/0418/70/000/001/0047/004c)
Cl AC ACCESSIGN NU--AP0123273
UNCLASSIFIE0

USSR
UDC 539.29.3.29L~537
F
OR:-:SFKTIN, T . , m~ Z_L _~_Ti V, B. K. ANDRYZE-VA, L.
S-ACC~
kJoncerning I.P.,igration Polarization in Dielectrics ILI'-d W,. -IdUCtOrSl'
L
TOMS'k izvestiya Fi,-~.ika, N'o 5, 1970, PP 13-16
Abstract: It is ahoi-m that in rai g r a t- i o n polarization t.ae
zinia is determined by the life-Cline of the oaz~r.`Lei-3 in -- fil--ced sta.'U3,
by the ~-hiclkness o-1 U U
V - the layer through w]hich t-he migration ti~anspi:~.es,
U Por ion milgration a foriiruia is obtained
and by the drift velocity.
as a generalization of t.-.e ion-relaxation polarization
F_-,merimental data are -oresonted with rogard to the dLetc~mination of
0, by the Ioffe method, and a coiij.-arisor -..7as
ion mobility in A12 -)
"h '. luas 'y that were det'ernin,~.c' b- e au4-iorts
.made w4t h o,' ;nobilit
e va J.
method ..rith -tlne use of loormuklas for. the relaxation The
necessity was pointed out for exs=ining migration polar5l,zatio-n v,,hen
analyzing, the iechani3zii o---' excess noise and some ca.'n", 0:., Currc~nt;
fI-acti--za-11-ions in semiconductors. rela;m-tion dielectric velaxa-
tion Phenomena in active fiL-a elements, etc.
69

UNCL ASS I I ED ~'PROCE-SSING DATE--040EC70
--mULECULAR Nl--ROG~~N FIXATiON BY ACELLULAR ExTRACrS OBTAtNEU FROM
BACTEROIDS OF LUPENUS LUTEUS MODULES~ -U~
AUTHOR-; 04)-tiANORIK, A.V., STARCHENKOVi EoP., DATSVfJKOP Y.K., YAKOVLEVA,
N. s
CGUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
SOURCE--ADPOV. AKAD. NAUK UKR. RSR, SER*~ .8 1970p 32412), ~177-82
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
''SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
TOPIC TAGS--LEGUME CROP# PLANT PHYSIOLOGYt NI TROGYEN 1,S0TOPEs BACTRIAt
CHEMICAL LABELLING# ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATE
-~-'--'~'CDNTROL--.MAftkING-,~.NO RESTRICTIONS
''DOCUM
ENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
_PROXY REEL/FRAME--3006/1220 STEP 40--31J/044a/701(~3Z/O~12/0177/0132
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT013489't
UNCLASSIFIED

2 010 UNCLA~StFIED 11KOC E S-S A NG OAT E-0 4!)EC 7 0
ACCESSION
ASSTRACTtEXTRACT-(Us' GP-0- ABSTPACT APPLYING, PltlliliEL5 N TECHNIQUEStj
CRUDE ACELLULA.R 41"(D BID GEL EXTS, OF BACTERIGM, OF, L. LUTEUS NODULES
SHGWF-D- 4 N' FIXArj&, OF 244.4 MU G OF N. PER MIN PER MG (IF PROTE-liqp
PROFIDED THE REACTION MIXT. CONTAINS AN. EXCESS OF 'AN AIP PEGENERArING
SYSTE.it MG PRIMEPOSITIVE POSITIVE, AND.PIA ISUB2 S SIA32 13 SUB4 IN THE
PRESCENCE OF POLYCAPROLACTAM il). WHEN PHENOL. COMI~OS. AltE NOT
ELIMINA-fED FROM EXTS. THE FIXING ABILITY 0ECREASESITO Z7 MU G OF N PER
MIN PER MG OF PROTEINt AND STOPS ALTOGETHER WHEN I . IS R,EVOED. THE POS.
N FIXATION BY A CRUDE EXT- IN THE PRESENCE OF CRFATINE ;(CR) AND CREATINE
PHOSPHOKINASE 14AY BE EXPLAINEO 8Y THF REACTION OF Arl) 10141 CREATINE 141TH
THE FORMATION OF CREATINE PHOSPHATE ICROJ AND ADP. ~ ASiA RESULT, AOP
WHICH IS AN INHIBITOR OF N FIXATIONt IS 140T ACCUMULATED IN THE REACTION
MIXT. WITH CR AND CRP IN THE REACTIONS MIXTes N FI-XVIOU is 00LIBLED.
FACILITY: INST. FIZIOL. ROSLINt KIEVv.USSR.
UNCLASSIFIED

;~~Ussk
VASIL'YEV,1 YU. N., et al, Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR Neorga-
nicheskiye materialy, Vol 8, No 3, Mar 723 pp 451-453
load agree in form with the equation of the fatigue theory of wear.
Use was made of the experimental data on friction and wear to cal-
culate the fatigue constant as a function of temperature. IL is
suggested that the shape of this curve is determined by the adsorp-
tion of both water vapors and phosphoric anhydride vapors. 2 il-
lustr,., 5 biblio. ref
2/2
USSR UDC 546. 26 - 16 2
VASIL'YEV, YU. N. and S V.
"Friction and Wear of the New Antifriction Graphite Ag-T in Open
Air at Temperatures Up to 600'C"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, Neorganicheskiye materialy,
Vol 8, No 3, Mar 72, pp 451-453
Abstract: A study has been made on the wear intensity and fric-
tion coefficient of the new antifriction graphite material Ag-T
as a function of loading and temperature. The new macerial was
prepared by impregnating graphite Ag-1500 with phosphorus compounct.
The treatment is said to reduce the oxidation rate of graphite in
air to 6 factor of twenty as well as to improve the friction char-
acteristics at high temperatures. The testing teTperatures in this
study were 150-600'C and the loads -1.5-19 Kg/cm- at rates of 9
10/6ec. It is shown that the experimentally. derived relationships
beLAqoen th(, wear intensity of the Ap,-T graphite and the applied
1/2

01 IED PIR:0CESSING DATE--IOSEP70
/Z I UNCLASSIF
lITLE--rCFFECT OF IRRADIATION ON T'HE PP~ECIPITATION OFISLURRIES -U-
~AUTHOR-(03)"KLASSEN, V.I., MALYSHEVA* N.G STARCHICK, L.P.
CLIUNTRY OF IVFO--USSR
-SOURCE--TS,VET.:METAL. 19701 43(11)v 82-4~
~__DATE PUBLISHED ------- TO
:SUBJECT. AS--EARTH_SCIENCES AND OCEAN06RAPHY
ARF
'JOPIC TAGS--SLIKEt SEDIMENTATIONt MINERALi ~BAUXITE, FLUORITE, IRRADIAtION
-,.CQNTROL MARKING--NO RFSTRICTIONS
.~.__P,OCUMENT CLASS
;,PROXY REELIFRAME--1986/0876 STEP NO--UR/0136/7:0/043/011/0032/0084
CIRC ACCESSION '40--AP0102B37

2/2 Oil UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--18SEP70
C1RC ACCESSION NO-AP0102837
ABSTRACTIEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE SEDIMENTATION RATES OF GALENA,
PYRITEt QUARTZ, CALCITE, ABLITE, FLUORITE, AND BAUXITE WERE STUDIED.
THE SUE OF THE MINERAL PARTICLES WAS SMALLER THAN' 4 OR EQUAL TO 10 MU.
THE CHANGE IN THE SEDIMENTATION RATE WAS DETDo. PHO:T(IME I*R IC ALLY. THE
SUSPENSION WAS IRRADIATED BY USING A SPECIALLY DEVISED APP4, AS
SDURCESi PRIME90 SR PLUS PRIME90 Y AND PRIME144 CE PLUS PRIME144 PR WERE
USED. THE TIME OF IRRADN. OF THE SUSPENSION (I.E.v THE DOSAGE) VARIED
~FROM 30 MIN TO 6 HR. THE OPTIMUM IRRAON. TIME WAS 1-1*5 HR. ON
IRRADN., THE RATE OF COAGULATION OF THE SLURRIES INCREASES BY 2.5 TIMES
FOR CALCITEI AND BY 1.5 TIMES FOR-AL81TE. IN THE PICESENCE 6F
:IAGULANTS, SUCH AS H SUB2 COAGULATING
C, SO SU84 AND POLYACRYLAMIDE, THE
ACTION OF THE TRRADN. IS PRESERVED AND:EVEN INCREASES. THE MECHANISM OF
THE EFFECT OF IRRADN. ON THE SEDTIAENTATtON OF:SLURRY PARTTCLES, CAN
POSSIBLYBE EXPLAINED BY THE FACT THAT,T14E WATER MOI.S., UNDER THE
INFLUENCE OF IONIZING RADIATIOP-19 ECOMP* INTO FREE:~H, 01i, AND HO SLJ52
RADICALS. BY REACTING, THEY CAN FORM H SUB21 0 SU027 A14D H SUB2 0 SUB29
AND CAN EVEN RECOMBINE TO AGAIN FORM H SUBZ 0; IN ALL CASESv THE PH OF
THE WATER IS ALTERED. AN ESP. LARGE EFFECT ON THE COAGULATION PROCESS
OF THE SLURRIES IS EXERTED BY THE H ANO OH RADICALS PRESENT IN THE
SUSPENSION AS A RESULT OF RADIOLYSIS OF WATER. T14E TIAE WHICH HAS
PASSED AFTER THE IRRADN. OF THE WATER ALSO HAS A SiGNIFICANT EFFECT ON
THE SEDIMENTATIfiN OF THE SUSPENSION.

USSR W C 62?-.?:6Z!.039.8
EASSU, V. I., 1KALY-SffVA, N. G.. and ST
OEffect of Radio-active Radiation on the Process of Slurry 'Precipitation"
Moscow, Tsvet%-ye Metally, No 1. Jan 70, pp 82 -84
Abstract: In a study of the effect of radioactive radiatioti on the process of
slurry prGcipitation 60 a special device was used for irradiating the suspension by
means of an 3r90 + Y/ source. Tho optimum irradiation tisia was 1-1.5 hr:5. A
.7tudy was made of the rate of precipitation of galenito, pyrito, quartz, calcite,
albite, fluorite, and bauxite. The size of the mineral particles was 10 microns.
The rate of precipitation of thQ susponsion was detorminutl photometrically. It
~w&3 established that the rate of slurry proaipitation und).-)r thii affect of radio-
active irradiation was. increased for calcite Z,5 tines, nlbite 1.5 titnes, etc.
The mechanism of the effect of irradUtion on slurry pradpitation. is eVlained.

112 021 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
TITLE--DETERMIN4TION OF THE AMOUNTS OF ELEMENTS IN GjkES AND PRODUCTS OF
.. THEIR REPROCESSING BY EXCITATION OF METASTABLE STA'rEs iiccokouo~ io A
AUTHOR-102)-KODIRIf S., STARCHIK L..P.
%_ftcwx'?Q=m44w.w"WOR4.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
LAB. 1970t 36tz)t* 191-5
OATE PUBL ISHEI)------70
'UCLEAR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, EARTH SCIENCE
AREAS-N S
OCEANOGRAPHY
TOPIC TAGS--ELECTRON ACCELERATORP BREMSSTRAHLUNG, METASTABLE
EASUKEMENTt
IRRADIATION, RADIOACTIVITY M GAMMA SPECTROMETERt
FORMATION ANALYSISt EXCITED NUC-LEUS, ORE
,~-.'-CCNTROL MARK! 4G-140 RESTRICTIONS
"DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
AND
STATEW GAMMA
MINERAL
REEL/FRAME--Aq~'4/1229 STEP NU--UR/0032/7(~/036/002/011)[1011)5
Cilac

212 021 UNCLASSIFIED PhrCESSING DATE--16OCT70
CIRC ACCESSION i'-40--AP0115246
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. 141TH THE AID OF THE BREMSSTRAHLUNG
OBTAINED FORM A 4.2 MEV ELECTRON' LINEAR ACCELERAT13S (4V. OUTPUT CURRENT
'OF 50MUA) METASTABLE STATES OF THE FOLLOWING NUCLIDES W-ENE EXCITED,
PRIME77 SE, PRIME87 SR, PRIME89 Y, PRIME1,03 RH, PRIMEI-07 AG, PRI.-ME1,09
AG, PRIME111 CDs PRIME 113 INV PRIME115 INt PRIME117 SN, PRIME135 6A,
PRIME137 BAt PRIME176 LU, PRIME179 HFj PRIME195 Pr, PRIME197 AU, AND
PRIME199 HG. EITHER A 0.95 MIM PT TARGET OR A 2MMI 11115 TARGET ~4AS USED.
TIME OF THE IRRADN. WAS OF 3-4 HALF LIVES FOR EACH ELEMENT. THE.
t Pl~
ACTIVITY INDUCE;L) WAS MEASUREO BY A GAMMA RAY SPECTROMLTER i4lTH 40 TIME-
50 MM NAHTI) CRYSTAL. 6ASE0 ON PHOTOPEAK AREA 'mE FGLLOWING
SENSITIVITY LIMITS (IN MG) WERE FOUND: PRIME77 SE: PRI'AEM 0.16p PRIME87
SR PRIMEM 0.3, PRIME'19 Y PRIMEM 3.4, PRIME103 RH PRIME.-i 2.01, PRImE107
AG PRIMEM 0.24, PRIME111 CD PRIMEM 0.089 PRIME115.1N PAIINIEM 0.024,;
PRIME, 1.9,
PRIME117 SN PRIMEM 80.0, PRIME135 BA PUMEM 7.1, P.RIM;--137 A
m
PRIME176 LU PRIMEM 0.96, PRIME179 HF PkIMEM 0.11 PRIME195 PT PRIMEM O.Z1
PRIME197,AU PRIMEM 0.1, PRIME199 HG PRIMEM 0.9.
w
i lNE 1. A Q C+!--l

USSR UDG 5W-311.~>1514.28
KONOZEN-KC, !.D., VIIN-LIISKIY, V-L-, VARENTSOV, M.D.,,.XERITSYAN,. G.N., SEMiEN-YUK,
A.K., STARCHIK, R-I-, F&HI'VRICH, V-1-
"Effect of Certain Factors On Me Processes Of Formation Of Radiation Defects
In Silicon And Germanium Daring Gamma Irradiation"
V sb. Radistsion. fiz. nemet. krictpllov (Radiation Phycicil Of Non-Mletallic
Orystals-Collection Gf Ninak, "Nauka :L tekhn.," 1970, pp 22-44 (from
RZh-Eloktronika i Ycye ~irLmenenlye, No 2, February 1971, Abtitreict No 2B26)
Translation: 7"he kinetica sre studied off the buildup of, ra,diation dofocts in
Si end n- and p-type Ge during Gamma irradiation. The effou-t of the charre
-perature on the formation of-recombination centers is conaidered
state and ter
-as well- as the effect of dosage, the intensity of Gamma Irvadiat-lon, concen'_L-
tion, preliminary irradiation and other factors,on-the f6roiation of radiatiori
a
r
defects. 32 ref. V.B.

USSR UDC: 8.74
POPOV, A. A., LAVRIV, Ya. M. $TAKHjK,_V__P-. CHEKAYLO, M. A.,
SHULIGA, V. A., SHCHITKO, V. N., YANENK0, V. R.
"Automated System for Statistical Analysis of Medical and Bio-
logical Data"
Kibernet. i vychisl. tekhn. Resp. mezhved. sb. (Cybernetics
and Computer Technology. Republic Interdepartmental Collec-
tion), 1972, vyp. 14, pp 76-8Z(from.M-Kibernetika, No 5,
73, abstract No SV778 by.the authors)
--May
Translation: The paper discusses the functioning of an auto-
mated.system for analysis of medical and biological data.
Requirements for the software system are given. Statistical
methods and criteria are presented which are realized in the
system.
104

USSR uDc: 681.3.o6:51
LAVRIV, Ya. M., I&LINIK0101, V. G., POPOV, A. A., STAIRCHIK, V. P. , YXIENKO,
V. M.
"Formation of an Information Bloc], of Medical Doc=erits in a Clinical
Medical Information System"
V sb. B ol., red. kibernet. i bionika (tiology, Medica Cybernetics and
Bionics--collection of works), vvp. 3, Kiev, 1970, pp 3-11 (from RZh-
-Kibermetika, Ho 7, Jul 71, Abstract No 7V720)
Translation: The existing practice of collecting and sto.rinr information
in a public health Hystara 'ends to redundarit. ond partially erroneous
data presented in handwritten form, inconvenient for analysis and formu-
lation of a diagnosis. To effectively~ensure p-Liblic health functions,
a medical information system, is proposed which is a c-, berni.-tic syFtem,
of the "nari-automaton" ty-pe. The systE:m includes the raedical -Dersonriel
who take care of collecting medical information or, the. an ro-priate sta.-i-
dard form for the history of an illness as -well a3 evaluating the results
of information processing; the system also includes tbe mathewaticians
who develop the mathematical apparatus for collecting ~,xid processing data
1/2
V:11_J(III A III

-t, vyp- 3, Kiev,
LAVRIV, Ya. M. et al., Biol., med. kibemet. i bionik,
1970, pp 3-11
(create a flowchart and language for communication between the digital
computer and man, algorithm-- and programs for processing medical infor-
mation), and the engineering and technical,personnel -vho service the
technical facilities of the system.. The authors note two approaches to
solution of the problems of ensuring effective com-MLLnication between the
physician a-rid the digital computer, wid operation".11 ticciunulation and
transmission of information in a form to which the nMiysician- -is accu3toncd:
1) development of a specialized medical logical information language,
-which requires fornalizing the representation of the initial data, intro-
ducing correctives into the -identification ef terms, etc.; 2) develo-prnr--nt
of a standardized forir for the history of an illness as a preliidnary
stage to complete form, alization. The principles of ~.;-tandzmrdized forms
for the history of an illress in the cardioloGical gm,up axe described.
The fol-M CQrjfj4-Sir, of an cz-planatorl section (algoriti--,ris for eyandnation
of a patient for various illne.,3ocn) Fuid a sutmamrizing scrtion (model or
parameters of the state of the Patient). :An e~xtuir)lo of a frujpw2nt of a
standardized form for the history of an illness is &-mcribed ("Circulu-
tory Organs"). A. Doroshenko.
2/2 61

Veterinary 'Kedicine
USSR UDC 619,616.986.21-0841636
STARCHIMV, V. G Rain Veterinary Administration, Mix45try o-~' Agriculture,
"Problems of the Epizootiology of Animal Aabies"
Floscow, Veterinariya, No 7, 1970, pp 49-50
Abstract: The distribution of recorded cases of rabies --.imon atlir..als ir.
Kazakhstan from 1940 throup-h 1955 was as follo-,,Ts: dogs, ea-,~tj-e ~1,1,jo;
camels, horses, 2.9;6; sheep, O~Z. For 1955 to 1970 Ue distribution was:
dogs, 3-1b'; cattle, 65.4~; shieep, 26.6'; horses, S F o r a
year 1969. the distribution was: sheep, 49~; ca-ctle, 43-J.;'; oatriels, horses
1,o; dogs. 1.5~; wIldicarnivoros (foxes, wolves), 2.6:- c,-~ts, 0.1kv. baLweon 1940
and 1955, the principal source of the spread of rabies aipujig Tarm arLinvils was
infected dogs; in recent years atypical cases of ra-bies J.n. cattle uItten. by foxes
have increased. in some regions rabie-- appi?ar& periodlciOLly a result PAP
aigration of wild anixnls. The incidence of the dl.sea-aa is cyclia; there is an
., fa~-n. anJ in connection
increased froquenc-f of occurrenco every 2-) yrs amwinr
with a similar cycle arrong wAld eariiivoros. 5uasonal peiik.; aro 110tQd in the
winter and aprin,,, nwriths, during tho niL-ratiork of caravoros. On t6a baidu of
oatio, prophylitatic -.Ltuvuhl ratiowi is being "rried
tho aeaaonal. ;Wcroaso ;4% tho dAs it
112

USSR
STARCRIKOV, V. G., Veterinariya, No 7, 1970, pp 49-50
Iso for
out for dogs and, where a danger of infection of othor anlzwilo exists, a
cattle and other species. One or two acbainistrations of t h ephenol anrirabias
vaccine wore not sUfficient to produce St~ong AtId lasLing im:aunity j_n cattle;
forced imaunization of cattle up an accolaratod- se-Ledule n,:~W being conducted.
A now, rapid mothod proposed by Prof. X. N. Buchnev for illagna-sing rabies ba_-~od
bn diffusion procipitation in agar, has b~em lntroduaed.~i

USSR UDC'591-513-2099-323-4
hysiology of Higher Nervous Activity
STARDODUBTSEPIL. ChaIr of P
e"'A Method of Forming Optimum Path Refloxies In Fats"
Foscow, Vestnik 1,11oskov---kogo Universiteta, Vol*63 11ov/D-ea 70, PP 115-117
Abstracti One effective way to study the physiologic~a meclumisns of complex
motor activities in --nirals is to experimentally Induce thx3 formation of ;:haIns
4'
of motor reflexes. The two existing methods of produe.-ing x:,,.Iex chains axe
based on joining eyd-sting simple reflexes and or. additag now z-,flexeo one
after another. Under natural conditionsp however, ai ania-LI finds focd not
mking its habits more complex, but as a result of an przotm- cted seaxch
which eventually develops the sequence of activities 3,vquJxc-d to gain food,
This process imz initatecl in this sti4y. Rats. viere kept in a transpaxent,
cage supplied itith eight shelves. Climbing on these sL-!1ve13 -MleC-Zed sourd
uhich functioned as stizuli. A door behind which fooct was located opened
only after the shelves were climbed in a defirdte sequence, for example shelves
eight, five and two, regardless of how often other shelves were climbed upon
between the th=ee cz-ac.~-7 sholves. ixatial-ly, this sequence;! was attained. at
random with many other motor activities in Intueen, for example, shelves
number RaImPorctizent (Mcquialtion of Food)
1/2

gradually reduced the number of unnecessary notor activities until the
reflex chain of climbing only on shelves 8, 5f and 2 vas developed. This
method may prove useful for the eluclUtion of -11~he ne=opIwsIologLcaj
mechaxdsms of natural formation of complex rotor habitse
2/2
86

USSR uDc: :621.319.4
RYTT-
NEMAN, M. I. SOKOLOVA, M. A. ,SVP-,RDLOVA,, A.. N.
DINA., L. P., STARE- --NIKO, V. G.,.KOTELITIIKOVA,1 2.
"Thin-Film Ceramic Capacitors With High Specific "zznacitencelf
Elektron. tekhnika. Nauch,tekhn. sb. Radiodetali (Electronic TechnoloEy.
Scientific and Technical Collection. Radio Cormbr.-nts), 19- , -,,.~p. 4(21),
10
pp 3-9 (from'-Kh-Radiotekhnika, No 5, MaY 71, Abstract Nc 5V--,22)
Translation* The authors discuss a new ruethod of ceramic
capacitors with high specific cauacitance.. ~Tbeir bwic electrical charac-
teristics are given.

USSR MC 541.15.678.742
A. G., LAIIWTOVICH, Ya. I., and KABAKCHI, A. M., Institute of
Thysical Chemistry, Acad. Sc.,USSR
"Effect of the Type and of the Energy of Radiation on,the ladiolysis of
Polypropylene"
Moscow, Vysokomolekulyarnyye. Soyedineniya, Vol 12, No 11, Nov 70, pp 2,476-
2,480
Abstract: Isotactic polypropylene has:been irradiated with f-rays and a-
particles with energy of 28 Mev in an attempt to investigate the nature of
early stages in the radiolysis. of this polyner. The structure of the tracks
of charged particles appeared to have an affect oil chemical processes, At
low doses polypropylene Is degraded yielding 0.86 batuds pox 100 ev, while at
higher doses it is crosslinked. Gel-fraction is obtsiined at 25 Mrad with
Y -irradiation but only at 50 Mrad when a- particles were used. It was de-
termined that ~-particles are less effective in the arosslinking process and
in formation of diene and trip-no sequences.than ~-irradirrtion, but they are
more effective ir. the processes of the formation of vi-aylidene bonds. Possi-
ble mechanism for the primary reactions in radiolysiai bave been proposed.

UNCLASSUFlEri PROUSSING DATE--040ECTO
T I TLE--FOP MAT ION or- ANION RADICALS IN. NUCLEOPHILIC AROMATIC SUBSTITUTION
REACTIONS -U-
AUTHO.R-(05)-SHElNj S.Mo, BR.YUKHOVETSKAYAt L.V.v PLISHCHUG[Nv F.V.9
PANFILOV#~V.Nt
~COUNTRY OV INFO--USSR
SOURC.E_lH. STRUKT. KH[M. L970t 11(2) v243-8
6ATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
:'~'TOPICTAG S--EXCHANG E REACTION, AR04ATICNITRO COMPIOUNOir ANION# EPRF
COMPLEX COMPOUND# ETHER, ESTERIFICATIONP PHENOL2'.-HALOGEN
CONTROL MARKING-NG RESTRICTIONS
00CUMENt GLASS--VNCLAS5IFl6D
PROXY FICHE NO----FD70/605018/BG9 STEP
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0140791,
u-NE--t" IF f Ef)
n(mliffillAl3r.1011VIll WNW
, q. g Mgt

-SSING
212 015 UNCLASSMED PROCI*
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0140796
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- A3STRACT. IN THE REACTION OF
NUCLEOPHILIC, SUBSTITUTION WITH A NO. OF AROMATECTNiTAG DERIVSS. I IR
EQUALS NO SU32, R PRIME-1 EQUALS 1-1), P PRIME2. EQUi~LS F!, CL, B.R, NO SU32t
OMEt SMEt SCF SUB3v SO SUB2 ME; I (RiEQUALS CL,-R PP.[,'-lEl EQUALS No
SUB2)i AND I IR EQUALS OMEj R PRIMEI:EQUALS NO SU112). R PRIMELI E(~UAL'-'-
INO SUB2t CF SUB3, SO SUB2 MEv SO SUB2 CF SUf)3t RJ.:SP., 'rliE FORMAT!0N Of~
ANION RADI(;A(,S WAS OBSOo (EPR). TKE TRANS ETHERV f: I (.A'f I ON REAMON OF
ALKYL ETHERS OF MONO AND POLYNITROPHENOLS IS-ASSI:"CD. W[TH THE FORMATION
ROM THESE CO'lPDS. THAT REMAIN~IN E.(',,(JIL
OF ANION RADICALS Fr WIFIA SlARTING
PROOUCTS AND SIGMA COMPLEXES. SIMILARLY.' ANION 1010IC45 WERE 06SD.
DURING THE REPLACEMENT OF HALOGEN OR-INIT;R0 SUBS FRIENtS. UNDER 'mEsE
CONDITIONS NITRO COMPDS. I (R.EQUALS OMEi OR:CLI FAIL TO PRODUCE ANION
RADICALS IN DETECTABLE CONCNS. ~.FACILITY. ~INST. ORG. KHltiot
NOVOSIBIRSKr USSR,
IT 11 Rl

USSR uDe: 621-372.85068-8)
MANDELISIPIAM, M. Ya., STARIK
"A Coaxial Discharger for Blocking a Transmitter"
USSR Author's Certificate No 273305, filed 12 Dee 654, published 14 Sep 70
.(from Eh-Radiotekhnika, No 2, Feb 71 , Abstract No 2,,- '21 P)
Translation: Mis Author's Certificate introduces a coaxial dischar.c-f-Ir for
transmitter blocking made i-n the form of a tee with a resonwat Jir-dc*,: con-
nected in the side branch. in order to tune the discharger to a predetter-
mined frtoqulvncy, a co-exiid lcop of controla'able lellfr:h ope"n [it the em] is
connectc-d to the face in -wziiah resormat, windaw 111 3.0-CrA-d. This lrlo-p
is formcl by a continuation of the outer conductor bl' tile Coax wid a netall
rod -of variable length connected to the, central. se,_A%on of the reson-ant

UDO: 6211.3 0, 6
USSA
D;L '-H-!, Ya. and MiRIK, A
U
~-w--So~.Iar-ce Disc, ReceivzDr -Irotectli,-,
-or
01
C! a.13s 21a 73,
Av+.. sv. sjsa rt i f i c a -L U3,-,i,
C.
(from .'.o. 3, 71,
fTranslation; d-;scharee.- contains
coaxial sz of broad~~nin~~ -le cp e ra z i? ff,
--ctions tl"i,~- purpose
frequency band, resunance d;;..aphraLr.-,s formt~d by hc~;.icvl- -a--Tal tu'c.,-,s
th I -
which coiu-.ect tht~ linn,;r Lind out---r conductors p- e coaxia 1:1 n e
and ,:it~.Vil rods, o.,v-- ond uf .-;h4Lch is 'to outer con-
ductor, ins:,rt(-.d iato the c0axi,?l

112 029 UNCLASSI Fl~b: F2Al'E--77N!)V70
!TLE-FOR~IATION OF UL SE 0UHF vU
T A P l_TkAH,IGH FREe WiN CY I)ISCH"IRGE U%OER
ELECTRON CYCLOTRON RESIUNANCE CONDITIONS. -iU-
,~.4UTHOR-(03)-ABRAMOVA, T.S., GOLANT9 V.YE.o STARIKv :A . 14 .
~_-CCUNTRY OF INF0--USSR
TEKH. FIZ. 1970, 4015), -982~-6
-lArE PUBLISHED ------- 70
S U 8J EC TAqEAS-PHYSICS
-'TOPIC. TAGS-- CYCLOTRU'll RESONIAl"'CE, HIGH F,4~,EQOENCY DISCHARCE, ULTRAHIfH
-REQUENCY, GAS 015CHARGE, -GAS POSSUREt DIFFOSION COEI;FICIENT, t4A!-,NFTIC
F
Ft ELD EFFECT
CONTROL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
.-DOCUMENT CLASSI-U.NCLA"SIFIED
PROXY REEL/ FRAME-3004/09 2o S I E P1110--UR/0057/ V-3/04-01005/0982/0986
C 'tP(-. ACCESS 1,,-~'4 `qf-'0_--AP-,'_) 13 1 ~51 2

2 2' 029 UNICL ASS IF I ED PR I") CESS I NG DATE --27~110V 7 0
C CC E S S I ON NO-AP0131512
ABSTR4LCT/E'T-'o-%.CT--(U') GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE CRIT. Fll--Lt)t E SU9CR,
C(--RRESP0,'l!0P-'G TO THE FORMATION OF A UFfF OiSCHAIRGGE 15 CDNSIDEI~ABLY
ocrREASED AT CYCLOTiMi-N "'.E.SC)NANCE. THE FOR-MATION SUCH A 4AS
STUDIED EXPTL. IN HE7 i"4Et Ilk, KR, AND XE AT 3 CM WhVEELENGTH UfN(,IFP
RESONANCE C0--%'0lTf(2NS, E S013CR WAS DETO, AT OIFFEREE:14"r PRESSORIES 13Y
MEASURING VHE POWEP, TRAN04ITTEO TH.49UGH ik WAVEGUILIE HAVING A GAS
C 0 N T A 1,141E R .8 Y C ON S 10 E-- R UNG 0 1 F F " R E, IT 0 t F F U S 10 14 C f ', EFFS. Cll',4ESPONDING TO
'USION r H
FREEF ANO AMBIPOLAR OfFf S AND BY USING TH.- T EDRY (:,~F FORMATIO~4 OF A
UHIF DISCHARGE (1957), E SU~Xi,' WAS CALCD, AS A FUNC~r(C-N 0!- PRESSURE FOR
HEr NEt.AND AR. THE ~XPTL. Pil) THEORETICAL CURVES; AGR:E FAIRLY ,iELI--
COPIPAR I SON nF RESULTS WITH THOSE IN THE ABSENCE OF T14E MAGNETIC FIELD
SHOWED THAT THE CYCLUTPON RESONANCE RE,(',IOVI IS.CHAR~Acrc-PIZED BY A
VALUE OF E SUBCR 4-5 TIMES LOWER. THE PRESSURE G-0:RRESPOINDING TO H114: E
SUBCR IS ALMOST 2 ORDERS OF MAGNITUDE LESS THAN THAT 114 THE ABSENCE 0!-
THE MAGNETIC FIELD.
UNCLASSIFIEiO

USSR UDC 621.375.82
EM&ATOV, L. N., BRITOV, A. D., DIROCHKA,, A. I., KOZIIIA: G. S. MOCHALKIN, N. N.,
AVMYANOV, I. S., STARIK, P. M.
"Stimulated Radiation of Solid Solutions of Tin and Lead Chalcogenides in the
10-Micron Band"
V sb. Kvant. ele1ktronika (Quantum Electronics-collection of works), No 3, Mos-
cow, Soviet Radio, 1972, pp 97-99 (from RZh-Fizika, No 12, Dec 72, Abstract No
12D982) -7.
Translation: A study was made of recombination radiation in the presence of
-electron excitation, and inducedemission was obtained in Pb Sn Se crystals
1-X X
grown by the Bridgman. method with x = 0.04, 0.05,and 0.07 and in Pb Sn Te
1-X x
crystals grown from the gas phase with x = -0. 17 and 0. 18. The radiation wave-
length at 900 K is within the 8-11-micron band. The pulse power is 1-10 mil-
livatts. A study was made of the temperature functions. The maximum operating
temperature does not exceed 140* K. The bibliography has 5 entries.
LILULIM

112 010 UNCLASSIF 101 PkOUSSING DATE--230CT70
~~,TITLE-TE MPERATURE OEPENDENCE OF CARqLEP ROBILITY IN P-!LEAD TELLURIDE -U-
AUTHOR-102)-STARIK, P.M., AKIMENKO, N.1-
- - .0~~ - i
imam
.,.--.COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
'.,,:'SOURCE-UKR. FIZ. ZH. (RUSS. ED.) ~1970j, 340:~2
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
~..~SUBJECT:AREAS-CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS--LEAD COMPOUND, TELLURIDE# TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE
NTROL MARK ING--NO RESTRICTIONS
Ca
.:DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIF19-0
:~-:PROXY REELIFRAME--1996/1940
C IRC ACCESS ION N0--AP0 118902
L A-S I
STEP NO--UR/0185/70/015/002/0340/0342-

Z/2 010 UNCLASSIFIED RIOCESSING DATE--23rjCT7C
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0118902
ABSIRACT/EXTF-',ACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. T14E TEMP. DEPENDENCE OF THE
CARRIER MOBILITY IN P-PB TELLURIDE IS USUALLY DESCRIBED BY MU EQUALS SUB
MU 0 T PRIME NFGATIVEK (2 IS LESS THAN K IS LES:S,THA,q 3). BASED ON THE
NONPARABOLIC CHARACTER OF THE CONDUCTION BAND SPECTRA AND ACOUSTIC
SCATTERING MECHANISM, A THEORY IS GIVCN TO ACCOUNT FOR SUCH A TEMP.
DEPENDENCE. VALUES OF THE THEORETICALLY CALCDV,'~ND E-XPT. UETD. COND. IN
THE TEMPO RANGE 100-.400D&GREESK-.ARf.fN GOOD:'qAGREEMENT. FACILITY:
.---~~CHERNIGOV. PEDINST. IM. SHEVCH04KO, CHEM119,01Vt USSR.
UNC L A

USSR UDC: 621-375.82
VANMOV,, M.' P., MITKIN, V. M., SEREBRYAKOV V.. A. SOIKO
and STARIKOV, A.*, ~O~LOV ~D.V.v
"Monopulse Lasers Using Illeodymium Glass With Diffraction DiverGence
of Radiation"
Moscow, V sb. Kvant. elektronika (Quantum Electronics--collect ion
of works) "Sov. radio," 110 1(13)p 1973, pp 65-69 (from RLZh--Fizih_a,
Ho
~7, 1973, Abstract No 7D985).
Translation: An investigation is made of a numbe.- of monopulse
lasers using neodymium glass iith various optical resonator con-
t~ the purpose of determining ihe optimal variant of
figurations for
the master oscillator in a power laser device wilh intense brit.-:ht-
ness. The basic 2hysical requirements for deziGning a stable mono-
pulse oscillator with diffraction anGular divergence of the radia-
tion are formulated. Bibliography of 12. Auth.ors' abstract

USSR UDC 6211.378.325
YANYUKOV, M. P., Doctor of Sciences, Deceased, KRYZIMNOVSKIY, V. 1. ,
STARIKOV
SEREBRYAKOV, V. A., SIZOV, V. N J. A. D.
"Multichannel Neodymium Glass Laser System with Picosecond Radiation Pulse
Length"
Optiko Mekhanicheskaya Promyshlennost', No 12, 1972, pp 31-32.
Abstract: A powerful three-channel laser system made with neodimium glass
with picosecond pulse length and an angular divergence near the dif~'.action
limit is described. The outvut radiation energy of the device reaches
1,000 with. a pulse Power of 1014 IV,

USSR uDc: 622..373.826
STARIKOV. A. D.
.6htness Monopulse Laser for Producing a Ifigh-Temperature Plasma"
Tr. Gos. outich. in-ta (Works of the State Optics Institute), 1972, 4o, iio
171, pp 6-7 (from RZh-RadLotekhnika, No 8, Aug 72, Abstract uo 8D169T
Translation- Development of high concentration of the pcuer of luminous
emission reauires a laser -,dth high emission brightness a-Tid. an output beam
of large cross section and also an aberration-free qptical system capable
of collecting the entire light beam in a volimie of minimum size. The Sys-
tem vorked out consists of a low-power master oscil i ator based on neodymium
glass with emission divergence angle close to the -diffraction an.-le, and
four amplification stages with gradually increasing- rod divireters. A Gali-
lean telescope is used to increase the.cross section of the light beam.
The laser output emission included in~the diffraction core of the bewfi has
brightness B =1.3-1017W/CM2_ ster; axial brightness Is of the order of 10"
W/CM2.ster. The system generates emission with an energy of 100 J at a
power of 10 GW. The diameter of the output beam is 27 mr- A specially de-
veloped lens can be used to concentrate the emissiorl enerFly in a voluzme
with diameter of 1_o,10-2 mm, which gives, a light flux with a density of
.1015-1016 W/cm2. Resum6.
am

USSR* UDC 621.378.325
VAWYLIKOV, M. P. , KRYZHANOVS nCY, V. I., SERPER RYA KOV V. A. &RIKOV il D.
"Laser Systems for, Generating High-Intensity Picosecond Lig,~,t Pulses"
Moscow, Kvantovaya Elektronika, No. 5, 1971, pp 69-76
Abstract: A lase s .1 of --80 Jolt -
31 ystem with a radiation energy - 6(1 les in a j)-iiise of dura-
tion (2-5)-10-11 sec was developedwid the enarg-j de--nsities of total surface and
internall breahdown o~' ac'Live elements bv pulses of var4ous t~7Lirations v;e-re determinc,-I_
The authors note that a high-intensity laser system is required to heat a plasT,-a up
to therm, onuc-lear terperatures ancr that the system should incor-carate the poasibdii~,-
of producing radlatio-n pulses of great power at a low diver,-f,erice of the ligIA heam.
This paper is devoted to problems -arising in developing the -1-7011(yaing: (1) a master
generator of picosecond pulses with a radiation diverE,-ence close to the diffraction
limit; (2) a mult-Icascade amplifier system with iiiinhmn; distortion of the wavc rr-O'PIT
of the bea-na; (3) a nmahervatioaal aptical :-Wsteip to eoncentrate radiation an -~he
target. A inul-Upass amplifiev with an amplificat-~~on coeffivIerit of up LO jg3
desigTied with which it was Dossible to obtain an output,c-nevgy of 0.6 for a
pulse length of sec at an vingle close to fne _4-;(:),) ji',j1
using the low-pa~qer nas~~ep g~,neratov. ru~~ther amplf.f ica-t 7 0;, of the lir;~-,
raised the radiation uner~!Y up to 40 joule's alld provid,36 a lj-/,i3~'htness Ln, thr.-df fr r, C -
w/,-tevid-ciji A. and ;iri nore
tion cooe of Doam of ))-10 R-iHJ. brig!
1/2

USSR
VANYUYOV, M. P. et al, Mrantovaya E-lektronika, No. 5, 1971, 69-76
than 1020 w/stexad-cm2. The authors claim that this ii; hig`icr than the Ynown values
of brightness ob-tained in powerful laser systems by an order of- ma.glilitude. S-tudies
also showed that the energy density in a pulse at which ~-he active elements of the
amplifier cascades beg.in to breakdown inte-,sively is S-6 joule/c-.12 and cha3l~,~_q
very little with a chan~,-e itn the din-ation of the 1-aser 1-uirze In the ranp.,~ .15-16
these ener - donsitie:~ wiz a light
ply I L
CaUSITIC, to-~-Zill du-11irlil of the ,;urface after only 4-5 bar:,:-,s c-a the sur-Face of t'ne
output end. in the opinion of the a-uthors intensive seTJE-fo,:,.u!,-ing aarislii~, in the
rods of the out-put aj~,ipliiflev cascades is prim-nalvily respnisibl--, for breakdo~~n c_" th,_~
ends of the act;ve elements. in neodymiwn glass there arise multiple inlel,~3i%re
nets of self-focus-inl-, a con5iderable 1:,ortion of urhirh riinl at the output face of
the active elemant,and this determines 'the appearaT.1ce of light breakdown at the
face. In rods wi-h a olat.,num admixture there were loral brc-;Jdowns wi-th tftp. forma-
'-focusing led -D strc-n.-T scatterinc of +Iie
tion of bubbles, -"Mich in the Case of self
radiation. The authors conclude that a furthc*-r risie in th,_~ ei--crgy in(] pu,!er of the
output radiation of Staze 'Laser,-:; w1iji involve iricrt~,!-nql the resi--t'r-Ce Of
-ad thc fabr4catfjn o'
acti-ve elements to th,1 actiGn of t~e intense light fleld!a
active elements of greater cross section with higher optical homogeneitIv.
2/2

USSR uric 6~n 373: 5 .11,5.6
-1. A. Vikli-MYOV, M. P.
A 71 Dy J..j V. T fl, P
LEMKOYEV, I. I., V. A.,
j mission Gates in a GOS-10..
"Use of Liquid and Film Trms-
OT a 11Qu-='U1m- -Ele c "Irani cs--coll
V sb. Kvmmt. elel-tr ni~: ecticr Of woll-
~9 73 (from FOh"Radiat~-khniha, NO 7, Jul 71,
197~ pp
Abstract 11c "IMIL)
g114
Translati(.,,n: Da-t-- art-. preSer~ted on P. t r an ST---t--; i0n ~e bn:~~ed on a thin
1'4 -;s in'roduct2d, and an u~-a
-1. n t,~

USSR uDc: 621-378-31-5
-T- A- - Crllj,
AV.,EYEVA, V. I A L IF.-- 1'. 1 ~'I C ---l 1114. AVjfA "JU L'
P.,
LE.AliCOYMI, T. I. SEPEE-Ml V, V. A.
"Use of Tranz~Iucent Licuid and Thin-film- ~atles in the COS-1000 Laseril
Mosccw, Kyartqvaya E-p~`-tronika, Ilo 2, 1971, pp 69-73~
horc -esc ua cn a transluc-mt laser Gate
Abstract The au'Ll pi - nt dat,
a -LjjiT3 -Pil" ir. viiirli ~~Iin-fhi7no (4-~ T~".r 1-e)
that such fiii--i [,,atc can be used -long with u liquid C-atf:! to oL.ah-
w-C
-130 -~'c und t I. - t a
in the CIS-1000 las(:i it is j
u
liTaid -atc-l- ca!2 lb~ ~:,I, f i- Q-sw;Lch-"ng !~-.serz wftln a lai-e
output. bea-n az~crture (115 im or more!). Tl~e des c,--ibcd. gat z2.,7 ,rc-
e an al c be. useil i.p seriall prcauced industrial ~Yrc.
j.11 thf-, tyl.).- 'IX umit wi~ c"he,11-s withoul a,--.-
in t1lic cn G~ hf:: d1cirlice cir -in tht-,~ Tc--A!r suppl, r c u -1 t T~ 1-~ I
y
es GIQ
cr n th,-!
ry
(60 j by r4 C;
112

M ........ w

USSR
i. et al . Ky an tov,~.', a 19 pp ~9-73

with uc-)Iy- -v'--:, gatc- in this
c, a t 1 "CII.
-2- rolymethync dve ad(2c-d t~) the --'ilm tase.
is r-oLt
in the Ges -ICCO laser '~3 J 5-nd I . 5 G'. has no crtic~:! cc_-~--_m~n-ts in its
desicn, st-ft,~u-, c. nD- i
lcn,-: per-I ods (8-10 mznths) , and can be
repeatedly at I y low enerGies in the mcanol-ulse (20 J)

I A. i'l 11.1 Ill'i 11,11C A A- I d1W 4~.4~~ ~~d, NI t 1; .,1 ~I r

USSR UDC 621.37S.82
VANYUKOV, M. P., ISAYEENKO, V. I., PASHININ, P. P., SEREBRYAKOV, V. A. 107
SIZOV, V. N. , D.
"Formation of Powerful Pulses With a Steep Leading Front in a laser Systern With
Passive Nonlinear Elements"
V sb. Kvant. elel.-tronika (Quantum Electronics --- Collection of lilor~rs), No. 1,
Moscow, 1971, -op 35-41 (from R2,h-I.Fizika, No 7, Jul 71, hbstvact No M147)
Translat-ion: The chancre In the length of light pulses in passage throug h an -;-'-Iu-
minating mediura of varying transparency i-.as investigate~d. A non1nonotonic S*horten-
ing of the length of the trailing pulse was observed under a charge in the dens of
the light load. There established a dependence o--" -the r-ei-ion of maximum cc-,.-
traction of th~_, light pulse a:; the m-gn.itude of the lig-lit lcad for, various conce-
trations of the illuminating solutlons. There was also established an anomalous
change in the process of Mun, ;-nation of a metal1lized f1im. under its i117-Ln-inat-lon
by powerful light radiation. It is proposed that the effects Observed be used ~0_
the formation al-- short Pul ses with a steeD leadirg front. A neodymiLLr -1 ~- SS "Laser
system with a pulse length. of 5-7 nsec, a steepness of the lcaaing front of I n-SUIZI.
and a radiation power of 20 Gw wa. doveloped, 10 ref, kuthors abstract
-nu -n" 9e

USSR UDC 621.373.826
VAIVYUKOV, M. F. KRIMIANOVSK IY, V. I., SERERRYAKOV, V.- A., ST101,11,0V A. D.
"Laser Systems for Generation of Picoseco nd Ifigh-Brightness Light Pulses"
V sb. Evant. elektronilca (Qua ,ntum Electronics--collec'tioil of works), Moscow,
Ho 5, 1971, pp 69-76 (from "Z
1, h-Radiotekhnika, No 1, 1972, Abstract No ID346)
Trnn lation: A laser,lystem with a radiation energy of 60-80 joules in a pulse
of duration (2-5)-10- seconds was developed, and the energy densities of the
total surface and internal destruction of the*active olempnts by pulses of
different duration were determined,. A multipass impliffer circuit with an
amplification coeffi6ient up to 103 was created, which, on using a low-power
master oscillator, permitted ay,output energy of 0.6 Jcules to be obtalned with
a pulse duration of (5-10).10- seconds at. an angle close ro the diffraction
limit. Further amplification of the light beam pcrmitted an increase In the
radiation. energy to 40 joules. This insured a brightnc:ss in the diffraction
core of the beam of (4-5).]-()19 wattsIsteradian-cm2 and an axial brightness of
more than 1020 watts/steradian-cm2. There are 6 Mustrations and an 18-entry
bibliography.

USSR UDC. 621.373:530-145.6
VANYLTICOV, M. P. ISAYEITKO, V. 1. , PASHININ, P. P., SEMBRYAKOV, V. A.
SIZOV, V. N., STARIKOV, A. D.
"Shaping of High-Power Pulses With a Steep Leading Edge in a Laser System
With Passive Nonlinear Elements"
V sl). Yvant. elektronika (Quantutii Electron:Les--collection of work's) , No 1,
1,110geov, 1971, pp 35-41 (from RZh-Radiote-khnika, No 5, May TI, Abstract No
5M.77)
Translation: ki investigetion is made of the change in duration of li&ht
e through illuminated media of different transparencies.
pulses during passar
A nonmonot onic reduction in nulloe duration after passag(i through the medii=
is observed when there is a change in the density of the light load. A re-
lationship is estabiis~ed between the region of ma-diaLua constriction of the
light pulse and the mar-~iitude of the light load for different concentrations
of trans illui.,iin ate dme-dia. AnJuiomaly is found in the curve for the process
of transillu=-Ination of a metallized film when it is exposed to intense light
flux. Rccozxiendations are riade on using the observed effects for shaping
short pulses -with a steen leading, edge, leading, to deielopment Of a laser
s stem based on neodymiub glass with a pulse length of 5-7 nso-c with an rise
-time of approxi-rately 1 nsec and eiLission power of 20 U,;, Five illustrations,
bibliography of tc-n tities. Resuneo.

USSR UDC 669.3124.053.4
KHAVSKIY, N. N. , KPASNOZIMNI, S. V. , ZEL10MT, Yu. L.
"Study of Effectiveness of Application of Ultrasound for Dispersion of Sul-
fide Copper-Nickel Orel'
Primeneniye UlItraziruka v Metallurg. Protsessakh [Use of Ultrasound in
Metallurgical Process -- Collection of Works], Mcscoiv, 1972, pp 145-147,
(Translated from Referativnyy Zhumal, Metallurgiya, No 5, 1972, Abstract
No 5 G362 by the authom
Translation: The possibility is studied of dispersion of sulfide Cu-Ni ore
.using US oscillations under a tmos pheri c and increascd hydrostatic pressure.
The US source was a magnetastriction convertor type PMS-Okl. With oil S-1, ratio
of 1:100, tempvrature 75". and prossure in the operating ch wber of S atm,
an ore with a grain size of 100% + 0.1 jpji) is fully dispersed in 2 hours to
a grain size of 100% - 0.1 mm, 80"v- of the initial masi; of the initial ore
specimen being dispersed to this size in the first 15,:minu tes. I Figure;
3 Tables.

USSR UDC:533.6
RAZARINOVA, N. M., KRYLOV, A. A., STARIKOV. B. B.
"Experimental Study of Flow Around a Sphere by a Stream of Rarefied Gas"
Aerodinamika Razrezh. Gazov [Aerodynamics of Rarefied Cases -- Collec-
tion of Works], No 6, Leningrad University Press, 1973, pp 105-113
(Translated from Referativiiyy Zhurnal Aviatsionnyye i Raketnyyc Dvigateli,
No 9, 1973, Abstract No 9.34.10)
Translation: Results are presented from cxperimental studies of the dis-
tribution of pressure on the surface of an insulated sphere in a stream
of rarefied gas. Experiments were performed at M=3,6-3.8, the change in
rarefaction of the stream with flow around the sphere corresponded to a
transient flow mode (Re.=10-130). Results are produced as to the pi-es-sure
on the surface of the sphere p-ractically for the enlii-c transient flov;
mode. The pressivre on the upwind side of the spheye for all modes does
not change as the rarefaction changesiand is well describ~~d by the theory
of Newton. The rMfaCtion of the stream has no, infliicn,-e on the nature
of distribution in the bottom portion of tbe spherv; the vicasured bottom
pyessures, to 10'I of the static pressure in thc sti-c-11m. !) Figures;
11 Biblio. Refs. Resum e
fli W. r r,

USSR rjDc: 621-317:621-391,.822
GOROZHDXIOV, D. P. , PUODZIMTKINPLS, A. A. , STMUKOV, B. D~
"On the Problem of Measuring Noise Temperat~ies in Lov-Noise SHF Receivers
Dokl. Vses. nauchno-tekhn. konferentsii po radiotekhn. lzmervniyamr. T. 2 (Re-
ports of the All-Union Scientific and Technical Conference on Radio Engineer-
ing Measurements. Vol. 2), Novosibirsk, 1970, pp 21-22 (from _R','h-Radiotekhnika,
No 12, Dec 70, Abstract No 12A319)
Translation; The authors present a schemvLtic diagram for measuring lour
noise temperatures in SHP receivers with the laTze of a cold load and connec-
tion of a noise generator throu& a directional coupler. A formula is given
for determining the error in noise -temperature measurement. Analysis shows
-the appreciable effect of some parameters ofthe directional coupler on
error. It is concluded that the directional coupler muz~ satisfy rigid
reuuirezent8. E. L.
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USSR UDC: 539.163:546.2106
BAKULIN, V. X., STARIKOV, B. G.
"Separate Determination of the Concentration of Rn, RaA, RaB and RaC in Air
From the Curve for Decay of a-Radioactivity of a Filter'"
Mr. In-t eksDerim- r-eteorol. G1. tLpr. gidrcrneteorol. sluzhby Dri. Sov. rndn.
SSSR (Works. Institute of Experimental Meteovology. Ra;in Administration of
the Hydrometeorological Service Affiliated With the Ccrunc-il of Ministers of
the USSR), 1972 , vyr,. 25, pp 102-108 (from RZh-11,fetrologiya il-.rneritellnaya
No 6 C.
Tekhnika, Jun 72, Abstract No 6.32.1277~T_
Translat-ion: The relations betveen radon and itE decay products are of in-
terest in studying prucesses of turbulent raxing and eltition of impurities
,in the lower troposphere. Analysis of different rietbods of separate deter-
mination of concentrations o" daughter products of rarlcxi shcrW,:, that only a
few of them give satisfactory accuracy for Ivw concentratior-s; of radon in
the atmosphere. An analytical analog is. developed for the jrraphic method
of:separate determinations of concentrations of p0218, 'Pb214.and Bi214 fromi
the curve for decay of a-radioactivity of a filter, which gives th; saine
accuracy as the -riethod of I-east squares for three unlmo,,,~r-s, tut is several
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7i
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BAKULIN, V. N., STARIKOV, B. G., Tr, Tn-t ekE-Derim, ireteorol. G1. u-Dr. ri-
~drometeorol. sluzhby pri Sov. min. SSSR,.1972, v-.Yp. 25, pp 102-108
times simDler with respect to computations. Comparison of these methods
under conditions of unknown proportions between radon decay -products has
shown the complete adequacy of the method. A proof is giver. for the exis-
tence oi- standard proportions between short-lived prodticts of radon disin-
tegration under natural conditions, which permits determinatacri of the con-
centration of each of them from the curve of: (x-disintegraticr~ in the range
from 11-13 to 60 minutes after completing filtration. ~Eiree illustrations,
four tables, bibliography of eighteen titles. Resum6.'
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1/2 019 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--Z7NOV70
TITLE--TUq8ULE14T EXCHANGE MD WASH OUT 15Y MEASUREMPMT OF NAY-URAL
k-RADIOACTIVITY IN SURFACE AIR -U-
,~AUTHOR-104)-BAKULINP V.N.t SENKOY E.E.r STARIKOVY B.G.t TRUFAKIN, V.A.
COUNTRY OF INF0--USSR
-J. GEOPHYS. RES. 1970, 75418)p 3669-74
S OURC E.
.-DATE PUBL ISHEf 70
.:.-SU13J;=CT AREAS PH'~'P~c SCIENCES
--~4UCLEAR, SCIENCE 010 TECHNOLOGYt ATMOS r,,,
JOPIC TAGS-.-ATMUSPHERIC RADIOACTIVITY, RADOANy ATM0S1i`hERfC CIPC,ULATTON,
-AEROSOLt DIFFUSION CQEFFICIENTt NATURAL.RAMACT[VITY, RA0jQA(;'fjVF-, DECAY
RESTRICTIONS
'.-DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
_'~PROXY REEL/FRAME--300711060 STEP NO--US/0000/7,)/075/01813669/3fjT4
~CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0136480
UN(ILASS I F HD
Mp EMM7fm 1107 11

2/2 019 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--27NOV70
.CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0136480
4LBSTRACT/EXTRACT--iU) GP-0- ABSTRACT. BASED ON A CaMPARiSON OF METHODS
OF MEASURINGJ THE DEGREE OF DISEQUfL. BETWEEN THE SJRT LIVED DECAY
PRODUCTS OF R*lr AN IMPROVED AND SIMPLIFIED METHOD11-S PlInPOSED FOR
GENERAL USE. IN ACCORDANCE WITH THEORETICAL CONTJOERAT[ONSt THE
EXISTENCE OF A LINEAR DEPENDENCE BETWEEN RAA-RAB IPR~ME:218 PO-PRIME214
PBI ANO RAB-RAC (PRIME211+ PB-PRIPIEZt4 BI) CONCN. RATIOS IN THE ATM. IS
ESTABLISHED, PERMITTING DETN. OF THE ATM, COINICNSa :OF RN, RAA, RABt AND
RAC FROM 2 POINTS ON THE RADIOACTIVITY DECAY-CURVE FOR AEROSIL SAMPLES
COLLECTED ON A FILTER. AS A RULE, 2 MAX. IN THE DAURN14L VARIATION OF
D[SEQUIL. BETWEEN RN AND ITS DAUGHTER PRODUCTS HAVE BEEN OBSERVED. FROM
THE DIFFERENCES IN THIS VARIATION AT ALTITUDES OF 1, lLr AND 20 Mt AN
ATTEMPT IS MADE TO EXPLAIN THE MECHANISM OF CONVECTIVE AND DYNAMIC
COMPONENTS OF TURBULENT EXCHANGE NEAR THE'GROUND, FROIM THE DIURNAL
VARIATIONS OF RN AND THORON (PRIME220 R.N) CO.NCliSs AT I AND 5 M AND THEIR
SHORT L.IVED DECAY PRODUCTS AT It 11; AND 20 M ABOVE: THE: GROUNDr THE
DIURNAL CHANGE IN THE TURBULENT DIFFUSIOWCOEFF, flq THE SURFACE LAYER IS
-_COMPUTED AND COMPARED WITH THAT FROM MtTEOROL, PARAMET~RS. THE VELOCITY
..:OF WASH OUT OF THE TROPOSPHERE IS ESTD&.FROH RN-RAU CONCN. RATIO
AVERAGED FOR I DAY INTERVALS* FAC I L I TY: STATE
JEACHER INST., KIROV# OSSR.
I iAJ(: I A C C I C I r-4-1
~13 %. 11 .3 J I I A L U

Of MOM UA-41.1Zn 34%"
XQxc94j K*d1%4UUk*rft Gassto'. 4' 'Aug 72. p
pro 2*1.6sr or ttm riwaxx DIVISIOn
MEDICINE
~%L. Ussa
,3isrernal, Xdtuat Institute*
K*sc*-- KO&Itc!"kay- D-Pta- Zi MY 72. P 3
DOC-nt head of the Chair Of Social HygLafte th* Organitatwn of
Public lit41ta
rs-S
*Szolt"Ir itatcat Inatitu--0
ftsc-. yrditst"k-ra Q-z-ts, 5 Jul 72, P 4
_A. Zdb~A..a docent of the Chale Vf,X6";sl "tologr
UnSR
'r-olrask saits. TA.Vitute
H',1acwJ, 1a*41tzir4;,~-3 ra"v*, 14 Jul 72. V 3
jjo&:4~tmr

-04
USSR UDC 621.317.443
KOVAL'YO, L. M., SKORODLIMGV~ S. A., TREVYAKCV, L. M.
"Multichannel Analog Magnetic Measuring System"
Tr. VNII elektroizmerit. priborov Oforks of the All-.Union Scientific Research
Institute of Electrical Measurement Instruments), 197 1, 7, pp 82-90 (from
Referativnyy Zhurnal, Metrologiya i izmer-itel'naya tekhnika, No 11, Nov 71,
Abstract No 11.32.1752)
Translation: The parameters of a magnetic measuring system that is intended for
measuring and recording magnetic field strength at ten points up to 3000 oe
where the field varies with a frequency up to 30 Fz are given. The operation
and characteristics of the field convertor in the farm of a Ha" transducer
excited'by an alt-ernating current are described. St~ntic and dynamic er-rors in
the system are analyzed and methods for,reducing them are noted.
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V2 007 UNCtASSt FIEG PROCESSING OATE---IISEP70
rITLE--UNIFORMITY OF A SINTER CHARGE -U-:
AUTHOR--KOROTICH, Vols, SUTTVCHENKO, V.N., KOMORNIKOVt G.I., STARIXOVI
'4~
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
_STALl 19701 30(lit 1-7
SOURCE
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--MATERIALS, EARTH SCIENCES AND OCEANO(;RAPHY
TOPIC TAGS--SINTER, IRON ORE
CONTROL MARKTNG--NO RE.STRICTIONS
DOCUMFNT CLASS--UNCLASSIFATED
PROXY REEL/FRAME--1987/,0143 STEP NO--UR/0133170/030/001/0001/0007
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0103822
UNCLASSIFIED

- - . N r
2/2 00 UNCLASSIIFIED PROCESSIN^ 0ATE-11SEP70
CIRC ACCESSION ND--AP0103822
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT* FROM THE MICRONON UNIFORVITY
STANnPOINT, AN IDEALLY MIXED SINTERING CHARGE CAN B.E CONCEIVED AS A NO.
OF ADJOINING ELEMENTARY CELLSt FOR EXAMPLE CUBE$l THE EDGE O~ WHICH IS
EQUAL TO THE DISTANCE L BETWEEN NE10HOORING, 51,49LAR PARTICLES HAVING
DAIAMAo A. THIS DISTANCE LIS GIVEN AS L EQUALS ACP TIMES 10 PRfME7-rAMMA
AF)PRIMEONE HALF.WHERE P 15 D.t GAMMA IS CHARGE Ooi A IS THE PERCENTAGE
OF A GIVEN COMPONENT, AND F-IS THE PERCENTAGE OF A GIVEN FRACTION OF TH=
COMPONENT. THIS DISTANCE VARIES LARGELY-AS A FUNCTION OF PARTICLE SIZEY
D-EFINI"NG TH5 CELL REQUIREP FOR THEORETICAL NONUNIFOR,~LTY, WHICH IS
NONUNIFORMITY IN THE CASE 6F IDEALLY uNtFORM f)-IS'rR'IBUTrON OF SEP* PARTS
IN A VOL, OF CHARGE. EXAMPLES OF DIMENSIONS OF rHESE CELLS FOR
DIFFERENT SIZES OF VARIOUS MATERIALS:OF A SrNTERENG CHARGE ARE GIVEN.
ACTUALLY THEY HAVE TO BE MARKEDLY INCREASED, ON-ACCOUNT OF 11100EQUATE
MIXING, TO PROVIDE SUFFICIENT-SAMPLES. ~THE NO. OF SAMPLES OF THIS SIZE
NEEDED TO PROVIDE THE AV, COMPNo DECREASES WITH THEIR LARGE VOL.; FOR
THE CnNDITIONS DESCRIBED, 30-50-CM PRIME3 SAMPLES ARE SUFFICIENT.
MACRONONUNIFORMITY IS A FUNCTION OF MIXING# 14HICH REDUCES IT WITHOUT
ELIMINATING' IT.

USSR UDC 533.92:621.039.61
VASIL'YEV, M. P., KUZNETSOV, Yu. K., PAVLICHENKO, 0. S., S
"Effect of the Degree of Homogeneity of a.Magnetic Field on the Radiation
From a Plasma of Harmonics of Electron Cyclotron Fr4-quency"
Fiz. plazmy I probl. upravl. teniioXader. sinteza. Rotsp. mazhved. sb.
(Plasma Physics and Problems of.the Controlled Thermonuclear Fusion.
Republic Interdepartmental Collection), 1072, No 3,~pp 63-66 (from
RZh-Fizika, No 11, Nov 72, Abstract No 11G283)
Translation: The results of a study of the spectrum and Intensity )f the
radiation, in the harmonics of an electron cyclotrun -frequency, from a
negative discharge plasma column are presented. It was observed that intense
radiation of the cyclotron harmonics, the spectrum of -which consists of
several narrow lines, arises upon achieving a very high degree of magnetic
field homogeneity.
54

7-71
U S Z-)'R UDC: 621.372.8.092.22
IVAITCV, V. IN. and STAR11,'GVA, A .L.
"Staircase Delaying, Systenis vith Nonmutual 2errite Absorber'
Elektron.- tekhnil~a. "7auchno-tekli. sb. --,Iektran. ST-h ('-lectronic
n ~-'arch 'l,
1970, -40. 12, p 79 (from
stract !i0. 3,-0132)
Translatioa: By th~, perturbait-don method, a coi:---put-Ition is made
of nonmutual lossus, disnersioa characterict4cn, Band connection
resi-stariceo of delay eywtolms.
36

PI
USSR UDC: 621-372.825:621.385.63
STARIKOVA, A. L.
errite'
"Honmutual Losses in a 'Squirrel Cage' Retarding System Containing -7
Elektron. tekhnika. Nauchno-tekhn. sb. Elektron. SHF.(Electronic Technolov.
Scientific and Technical Collection. SHF Electronics), 1970, vyp. 3, pp 145-149
(from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 7, Jul 70, Abstract no TB115)
Translation: The a 'uthor calculates a retarding system of the squirrel cage type
where ferrite discs operating in the ferromagnetic resonance mode are next to the
~main rods in each cell. Two illuntrations, bibliography of:seveft titles. N. S.

4
[.1; 1'- iV, Z I'llAI I
4, R* I
1 ..1.1 ...........
-71W
USSR uir- 669.14
STMIYAL91SIMI M.
KHOLODDIF -fu. A Yu.
A. D.., G.
VIK1111A P. P., I., Ya. Y,-,.
and MiVLYGIN, Yu. D.
"Improvement of Technolo,-,y and Quality of the 18Kh2 114VA Structural Steel as
the Result of Vacuum Tapping"
"Sovre--erny,,,,e problemy kachostva stali" (MlBiS) (collection of
Moscow, V sb.
Works. I' IoderD Problems of Steel Quality) (Moscow Institute of Steel and
Alloys) "Isd-vo. "l,"atallur-giya," No 61, 1970t pp 241-242
Translation of Xbotract: An installation is described which ensures r-.;~-tal
tapping under vacuum. Tbe result-~; of an invectii,-,ratior, o--F' some to-chnolo7ical
alternatives for r.Lltin,g and trcati:i:.-nt of the 181-KrOAVA cteal arc

USSR UDC 8.74
KASATKIN, V. N., PERMOD, 1. A., STARIKOVA N. G.
"Some Problems of the Method of Teaching Progra=ning for Digital Computers"
V sb. Teoriya yazykov i metody postroy6niya sistem ram-alir. 2'Tanguage Theory
,,I,
and Methods of Constructing Programming~ Sys,tems-.-collectioa of works), Kiev-
Alushta, 1972, pp 121-129 (from RZh-Kibernetika, No 12, Dec 72, Abstract No
12XY407)
Translation: The available experience in teaching a course in "Fundamentals of
Cybernetics" in the middle school in which significant: attention. must be given
to the problems of utilizing digital computers and, in particulex, progra~-r--Iing,
is reflected, and this problem is discussed. A two-level procedural scheme is
proposed as the basis for the prograriming course in the middle school. On -the
first level the students are familiarized with rhe- principles of computer or-
gamization of computation wiz:h manual prograhuuing. For this purpose the Posta
computer was selected. It had been manufactured in twt:i versions of the tachno-
logical execution. -- relay and on the basis of thi,. MIR series of elements. The
description of this computer is presented in the appendix. In the second stage
of the training,, provision is made for familiarization i.,Ith thL principles of
automation of prograniming and the study of algorithmic languages. The idea of
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KASATKIN, V. N., et al., Teoriya yazykov i metodylpostroyeniya sistem, pro~rammir.,
Kiev-Alushta, 1972, pp 121-129
developing a Provisional Algorithmic Language has beer, advanced. This language
must 1) be sufficiently general to reveal the eszencelof the description of the
most varied programs, 2) be free of extraordinary details, 3) as an inseparable
part of the system of its operators, include those which permit programs to be
written not only for numerical but also for analytical data processing. It is
proposed that the subset of languages of the MIR series digital computers, in
particular, the LNALITIK language, be taken as the basis for such a language.
The first version of a complete set of operators of the Provisional AlgorithT-dic
Language is presented in the appendix.
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IJSSR UDC 577.1:615.719
DOMM, S. G., SOLOMINA, S. N., STARIKOVA, S. K.
"Comparison of the Danger of Coniosis from the Dust of Low-Grade Bauxites
and Alunites"
V sb. Vopr. giglyeny truda i prof. patol. V metallurgii (Problems of
industrial Hygiene and Occupational Diseases in Metallurgy~-Collection of
Works), Moscow, 1972, pp 126-131 (from RZh4iologicheskaya Khimiya, No 17,
Sep 73 (Abstract No 17 F1928)
Translation: The fibrosis-producing property of dusts (D) from alunite ore
aad.bauxite low in silica (B) was studied in rats. The extent of develop-
ment of fibrosis under the influence of alunite D was~lound to vary with
their content of free S102, Fibrosis induced by low-grade bauxite D is
scarcely distinguishable from experimental coniosis resulting from bauxite
low in silica. The preliminary maximum permissible concentrations recom-
mended for alunite dust, its concentrate, and 1cri-grade bauxite dust are
2, 4, and 6 mg/m3, respectively.
1/1
50

USSR UDC o'12.112-.3.553.62
IJELISON. B A., ARONOVA, G. V., api SHNAYD"Wi, 1. X.,
KATS,
V* ~ eMNO"V, S , -, j t W * ~ - , f
S st tute of Labor Hygiene an&Occupatianal Diseases, and 4azakh
Institute of Labor Hygiene and Occupational Diseases, Karaganda
"Participation of Folymorphonuclear Leuhocytes in Alveolar Phagocytosis of 'quartz
Dustj and Its Connection With the Biological Aggressivevess of ~Iuartzll
Moscow, Byrulleten' Eksperimentallnoy Biologii i Medits:Uty, Vol. 70, No 9, Sep 70,
PP 113-116
Abstract: Experiments were carried out to determine tho effect's of chroni,; J_n-
halation of quartz dust on rats. Macrophages and poljmarphanualear louliQcYtes
were washed out of the lungs by the 1,a Belle and Brieger methoi, and the ratio be-
tween them was deternLined. Polymorphonualoar leuhocytoil~ prodaminated in experi-
mental animals, while macrophages were more common in thij controls since they
were less damaged from dust. This relationship was conTlIrmed in a special chronic
inhalation experiment in which the resistance of alveolar warophages to the
cytopathogenic effect of quartz was enhanced by treatmeiA with polyvinylpyridine-
N-oxide. With erOdotracheal introduction, quartz traqted. with trimothylehlor-a-
siLane (which resulted in low fibrinogenic activity) camsed a significantly lower
phift in the cellular composition of lung parfusato torim.rd polymorphonuclear
leuhocytes than nontreated quartz dust. Phagboytosis of quartz dust by

USSR
et al, Byulleten' iRkspewimntallnoy Blologii, i Meditsiny,
Vol 70, No 9, ep 70. PP 113-LI6
polymorphanuclear leuhocytes appears to be. an aiditional fa-.tQr in pulmonary
sellf-purification from especially age:ressive~particlesa This process apparently
occurs as a result of irritation by quartz dust and by.the products of macrophage
degeneration. The neutrophils seem to be leas sensitlv6 to the cytopathogenic
effect than the macrophages.
Z/Z

USSR UDC 613.735-.612.?0"6.1
SOLONIN. Yu. G., STAREOR, S. K., and, MWROV, Yu. L, Institute of Labor
Uysiene and Occuil-AtIMMM'011-ei, Sverdlovsk
gThe Effect of PhysJcal Training on Some Functional Indices in Heavy lianual
Work"
Moscow, Gigiyena i Sanitariya. No 1. Jan 71, PP 107-109
Abstract: Determinations of pulse frequoncy, respiration frequency, and res-
piration volumme were conducted during pqrformance of work ~y two agroups of
laborers doing heavy manual work, so-ne active in athbutics -arid other not
active. The a.go, height, weight, type of work, and effort ix=ived -in the
work were approx~aately the same for ooth groups. Thare was no siganif icant
difference in the functional indexas between the two g'raups - i.e., those
indexes did not duDend on whother or not. the workers -here engagod in athletics,
but ware determirsed solealy by the conditions pertaixd4,g to. the work itself,
which Vero the same for both grovps.

USSR UDC 615.272.2::547.821.4.03-(il6.24-003.662-Cj92.9
1KAT511EL'SO'N, B. A., BABUSMCINA, L. G., ARONOVA, C. V.,,5T.A_R1KQVA, S. K.,
POCIL~SHEV, Ye. N., SINLAYVIAN, 1. Ya., POSTOVSKIY, S. 41.
and IMALYAMMKO, I. S., Sverdlovsk Institute OIL Industrial Hygiene and
Occupational Diseases, and Karaganda Institute of Indui~trial Hygiene and
Occupational Diseases and Ural Polytechnic Institute,,Sverdlovsk
"Experimental Study of the Protective Effect of Polyvitiylpyridine-N-Oxide
Against Silicosis"
Z-foscow, Gigiyena i Sanitariya, No 10, Oct 1970, pp 20-23
Abstract: A polyvinylpyridine-N-oxide polyiner with a molecular weight Of
117,500 was prepared, and its activity a-ad effectiveness against silicosis
were comnared with thote of a previously prepared polymjaar of molecular
weight 40,000 and the P-204 polymer (Bayer, West Gerwiny). It was found
that the new polymer was more effective than either of the other two
polymers against intratracheal dust (cristobalite) introduced in rats
for a period ot" 31-1/2 months. Develop-ment. ef silicosis was aliarply re-
duced, as indicated by the decrease in size and number 01' ceiltilar-dusc
lumps and the reduction in proliferating reactions, and aclerotic shifts,

USSR
KATSNEL'SOX, B. A. , et all Cigiyena i Sanitariya, No 10, Oct 1970, pp 20-23
Dust elimination from the lungs and inhibition of the silicotic fibrogenesis
process are associated with an increase1n. the resistance of the alveolar
coniophages to the cytopathic effect of si1icon. It wws found that this
process was accompanied by a decrease in the~diffusian~of a lysosome
hydrolytic enzyme (acid phosphatase) into the cytoplasm of macrophages
due to the effect of silicon, a fact which is attributed to the anti-
silicosis effect of the new polyvinylpyridine-N-oxide Polymer.
82
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Acc. A~0307i7 Ref. Code: UR 0391
PRIMARY SOURCE: Gigiyena, Truda i Professional'nyye
Zabola*aniya 0 - 1970,'. Nr 21 pp, ;Z j -.2y.
HYGIENIC, CLINICAL AND FXPERIhiENTALI DATA CHARACTERIZING
MAGNESITE PNEUMOCONJOSIS
iZeleneva, N. I.; Makarov, Yu. V.; Star,'Lkova~ S.
;Babushkinia, L. G.; Yarosh,.Z. P.; ~a&pL'ska,-a, F.
Summary
An examination of workers of a rnignpsite plant wilh service record exposed
to highly concentrated dust oi raw or roasted (buTnt) , inagnesite containing aboul
1-3% of total SiO2 revealed 13 cases of pineumaconinsis. chlejIv amcng workers expose~j
t3 the eflect of roasted rnignesite. Roen geno-mcrphologicn I? v magnesite pneurnoconiosis
i f-harasterized bY diffuse pneurn, ofibrosis With ' isolated microrniculol.,
elements. Chnical maniffestitionts and veriods.marking devel-olnent of fle d
1. 'i isease justi"y
including it in the group of the so-caillej "beni-p- pneurnot.-3nios's. Not inireouently it
is as3.~;6-2*,s~d Ivith syrnpflorus of chronic bronchities and oult-nonary ernphyserna', Experi.
nems or denons*j-afed magnesi~e dust to have-hist an ir~-ignificajt fiblinoge-
n"'Lity, ")a~ co7lfirf-'7~-2 Is pr!'-S;b1e accuMul3tic" in the its long-iern.
ccrnpa-:~soa wl~h thAe raw magneifte dust that of the roasted viagnesite
bils SOIVC-Whal grea-ker proilounced fibrinogenous properties.'
RE E L/ FR tV I I 1E
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USSR MC 621-315-592
ILLWiOVA YE. K. IMMOV D. K 4 9 STI UP'TSOV, and KMYBULLIN,
J., B.
"Study of Single-Crystal SiC' Films Obtained by Bombardi.nent of Si Single
Crystals With Ions"
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 200, No 41 1971, pp 869-870
Abstracti The authors obtained Sic films by bombarding Si sIngle crystals
with atric carbon ions with an energy of 40 kev and. a dose of over 1017
Ions/cm at 600 and 7000. 1R absorption spectra were jt~ed to identify the
Ion-implanted films with the Sil.1, compound, Electron-dUfraction studles made
on the ion-implanted SIC layers by the -reflection methoa showed that a
temperature of ?000 is necessary to create single-cxysUl Si-,' film by the
Ion bombardment method. To study the structure ofthe n-~SIC-n- and P-Si.
betero-junctions created by the ion method, zeasurementa, were taken of the
I)hoto-emf spectra and 1-V characteristics of these jundtions. The results
indicate a correspondence between the real energy structure of the hetexo-
junction and the theoretical ore. The method of creating heterostructures
by ion irradiation makes it possible to create single-c-rrstal layers of com-
pounds of the implanted ion with atoms of the slements making up the sub-
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USSR
X&RANOVA,, YE. K., et al., Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 200, No 4* 1971,
pp 869-670
strate, even in the case of a great differenoe between the lattice constants
of the compound and Thos. of the substrate,
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112 023 UNCLASSIFIED I)RUCES.SING DATE--090CT70
TITLE-RADIGISOTOPE INVESTIGATIOP4 OF THE LIVER FUNCTION IN THE
I CYCLOPHOSPHAN TREATMENT OF LUNG CANCER -U-
AUTHOR-103).-S ISK Xj V.V,t TRAKMENBERG, A.Kii., BATINOV, I.N.
_:COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
RADIOLOGIYA, 1970~v VOL 15, NR 4, PP 3Z-38
!;'A.)A T E' PUBL ISHEI)---'70
-,.U8JECT,AREAS--BIOL0GICAL AND MEDICAL SClENCES
TOPIC TAGS--RAI)ICISUTOPE, MEDICAL NUCLEAR APPLICATIONt LIVEk FUNCTION
TEST, LUNG, CANCERr ANTINLOPLASTIC DRUGS ROSE BENGAL
~~CCNTAUL MARKING.-NO RESTRICTIONS
'U/FRAMC--1990/0931)
STEP NO--
CIAC-ACCESSION NO--AP0109096
UNCLASSIFIED

~717777,777'77-_.
_SSING DATE--090CT70
2/2 023 UNCLASSIFIED PROCI
CIRC ACCESSION NO--APOJ09096 -TIONAL STATE OF
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- A65TRACT. DATA OF T HE F UN"
~THE LIVER 1510CHEMICAL AND THE'RtSULTS-Of- RADIOISOTOPE fi-L-PATOGRAPHY WITH
RADIOIODINE BENGAL ROSE) WERE STUDIED..IN' 30 PATIENT.13, oIlH LUNG CANCER
.WHO WERE TREATED WITH LARGE SINGLE UOSES Of CYCLOPRDS?HhN. THE TEST
WITH.kADIOIQDINE LABELLED dENGAL ROSE ENABLED TU UEI-t:CT CliANGES -IN THE
ABSORPTIVE EXCRETROY FUNCTION OF THE LIVER BEFORE TREATMENT.
RADIOISUTGPE HEPATOGkAPHY PG-INTED TO THE ESSENTIAL rOXIC EFFECT OF
CYCLOFHQSPHAN ON THE LIVZR. THIS EFFECT DIRECTLY DEPENJEJ ON THE VALUE
OF THE COURSE DOSE OF THE PREPA'RATION A140 UPON THE CLINICAL RESULFS OF
TREATMENT. THE DISTURBED INDICES OF THE ABSORPTIVE.EXCRETORY FUNGTIGN
''OF THE LIVER PRACTICALLY REVERT TO NORMAL 2-3 WEEKS,AFTER THE END OF
M
CHEMOTHERAPY. THE TEST WITH RADIOLODINE, LABELLED B'VNIGAL ROSE IS AORE
SENSITIVE TEST FOR DETERMINING THE FUNr_f1ONAL STATL:!rjF THIE LIVER IN HE
TREATMENT Of- LUNG CANLER PATIENTS WITH LARGE SIN'GLE DOSES OF
CYCLOPHOSPHAN THAN THE ROUTINE LABO14ATORY TECHNIQUE:~. THIS GIVEN
GROtINDS TO RECOMMEND THIS TEST FOR.fHE ASSESSMENT OF RESERVES OF
.(;OMP'ENSATORY POSSIBILITIES OF THE LIVER. FAGILITY3 LABORATORIYA
IZUTOPNYKH ISSLEDOVANIY, OTD. tORAKALINGY ONKOLOGII'MOSKOVSKOGO N-I
ONKOLOG. INST. IM. P. A. GEKTSENA.
I r ac, u

1/2 036 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--090CT70
TITLE--INVESTIGATION OF CAVITATION EROSION 014 140DE-LS Or- RADIAL AXIAL
HYDRAULIC TURBINES -U-
AUTHOR-(0ZJ-r3USYKEV* A.I.t STAKITSKIYj V.G.
CO UNT RY UF INFO--USSR
.-S0URCE--LElNINGRADt ENERGUMASHINOSTRUYENIYEt NO 3, L970t PP 36-38
DATE PUBL ISHED--70
S U6 J LIC, TAREAS--MECH.t IND.# CIVIL AND MARINE ENGA
-'.TOPIC TAGS--WATER TURSINEt HYDRAULIC MOTORt CAVITATION, ERDSIO~o CORROSiON,
TURBINE BLAOE, RESEARCH FACILITY
C0,14TkOL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIUNS
DOCUMENT CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
-ORJXY REEL/FRAMI---1993/0881 SrEP
ACCESSION NJ--AP0113728
Ull C' L A S S.1 F I I--_ 0

2/2 036 UINCLASSIFIED
f- I R C ACC'E S S I OiN iNZI - - A P 0 1 L 3 7 2 3
GP-0- A&STRACT'. I NCAE AS I %f;
T! ii) P EA A I 16 SPEED OF
HYDRAULIC TURbINES IS TIEO IN lilfii- INCRE-ASING SPEEDS OF FLOW PAST THE
BLADES OF THE ROTORS. A Ct-.-NSC-QUFNl(;Y OF THIS 1~i ANN INCREASE L IN T H E
INTENS I TY OF CAV I TAT I f;:." ERGJSI ON, A DECREASE , uF wii lCii IS ATTAFINE:D BY
EFFICIENT DESIGNING OF THC BLAUE SHAPEv FURTHER 10~iEkING CjF THE LEVEL f-'jF
THE MACHINE9 AND THE SELECTION OF CAVITATioN RESISTAWT MArEdIALS, THE
USE OF WHILH IS ECOMOMICALLY JU5TJlFIAi3LE AND Pf--!:"4ISSIi3LE
IPA HYDRAULIC TUK-OINE CONSTRUCTION. FOR SOLVIAAG,~PROBLEMS Cu-;NNECTED WITH
DEFE14ST AGAINST CAVITATIONAL EROSION# IT IS NECE.$SARY,j EVEN AT IHE STAGE
OF TECHNICAL PLANiv TO HAVEt ALO;NG WITH THE CAVITATIUNAL CHARACTERISTICS#
INFORMATIfiN CON;CERNING TH~'-: INTENSITY ~ANU THE ZGNE~5 OF CAVITATIONAL
ERbSIG-N ON THE HYDRAULIC TURBINE ROTOR. IN THE HYDRAQLIC MACHINE
LABORATORY OF THE LENINGRAO POLY TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, AESEARCH ON
CAVITATION EROSION WAS LONDUL TEU OiN MODELS OF RADVAL AXIAL HYDkAULIC
TURBINES. THE RESEARCH ANALYSIS AND THE RESEARCH RE-5-ULTS ARE PRESENTED
IN THE ARTICLE.
UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSI F I ED PROICESSING DATE--:-160CT70
'ULARITY OF OUSE FIELDS ALONG A
TITLE--TWO MODES FOR DECREASING TIME IRRE(,
RADIATION LOOP SOURCE -U-
AUTHOR-(02)-STARIINYY E.S.# BRr%-.GER# A*KH*
INFO--USSR
OF
-SOUPCE--AT. ENERG. 1970, 2 a 5 5 - 6.
OAT E PUBLISHED ------- 70
~,'~:SUBJECT AREAS--NUCLEAR SCIENCE.AND TECHNOLOGY
;.;"TCPIC TAGS--RADIOCHEMISTRY# RADIATIUN SOURCEs
RADIArION INTENSITY1
DISTRIBUTION* FLUID FLOW
!.'-CONTROL 14ARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
!!:,.-DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
:~,~:PRQXY REEL/FRAME--1998/0028 STEP NO--UR/0089/70~1028fOO3/0255/0256
-CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0120728
UNCLASSIFIC-0

212 026 UNCLASSIF!r=D PROCESSING DATE--160CT70
CIRC ACCESSION ND--AP0120728
ASSTRACTfEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT* THE DOSE FIELDS IN RADIATION CHEM.
EQUIPMENT '-IAY BE MADE MORE UP41FORM BY 2 METHODS4 (A) BY THE USE OF
r-OUNTERCURRENT FLOW OF THE RADIATION SOURCE; 181 BY A GRADUAL DECREASE
IN THE FLOW RATE OF THE RADIATION SOURCE ALQNGJ~HE IRRAON. CHANNELS. A
COMBINATION UF THE 2 METHOUS MAY ALSO,BE USED.
UNCLASS I FIED,

"lNG 0A(;E:--llsEp
UNCLASSIFIO ~p CE
TITLE*- PRINCIPLES OF PRODUCT 10_14 -AND CONTROL JMEA SL E
OF S VACCINE 111 006
CELL CULTURES -U-
-STARKEt G.9 KHLINAK* P.
AUTHOR
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
.,SOURCE--VOPROSY VIRUSOLOGII, 19701 NR 1; ~PP 73-78
DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
~-`_TOPIC TAGS' TISSUE CULTURE, MEASLES, VIRAL VACCINE
-,-CONTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
,;-DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
FKUX Y Kt~-L/FRAMF-1931t0062 STE P'10--O:?,/0402/7i)1000/.,)01/0073/)GIS
ACCFSSION NO--AP0103742
UNC LASS I FIED

017 UNCLASSIFIED! Pqr)CESSING OATE-11SEP70
CIR.C ACEESSION NO-AP0103742
--(U1 GP-0- AISTRACT. IT
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT CRITICISM OF DIFFEREN, SU35TRATES
-) 090,
FnR VIRUS GROWTH PROMPTED APPLICATION OF PRIMARY CULTURES IF ' KIDNEY
CELLS FOR PRODUCTION OF LIVE MEASLES VACCINE IWGDR. THE P A P C-R.
DESCRIBES DEVEL3PMENT AND CONTROL OF CELL DILUTIONS AS A PRE'll::91JISITE
FOR PREPARATION OF PRIMARY CELL CULTURES FROM DOG KIDNEYS As THE
SUBSTRATE FOR VIRUS GROWTH IN PRODUCTION OF THE VACCYNE. THE.PIRINCIPLE
OF VACCINE CONTROL IS DEMONSTRATED ONITHE EXAMPLE OF LIVE MEASLES
VACCINE.
UINCLASSIFTED

USSR UDC 669.295:046.45
STAP*jgLNKOV._j., and GALILGKIY, N. V.
"Thermal Analysis of the Titanium Tetrachloride and Silicon Tetrachloride
Systems With Hexachlorodisiloxane and Octactilorocrisiloxalle"
Sb. tr. Vses. n.-i. i proyektn. in-t titana, [Collected works of All-Union
Scientific-Research and Planning Institute for Titanium], 6, 1970, 37-41,
(Tr -Metallurgiya, No..~ 1, 1971, Abstract
,gGslated from Referativnyy Zhurnal
No -178 by the authors).
Translation: A low-temperature thermal analysis installation is used to
study the binary fusibility diagrwns of the system ricil si,ccl
It- 6
Sici Si OCI ; TiCl Si OP and SiCl Si 0 Cl . TheA-utecrlic point
4'- 2 6 4- 3 8 14- 3 2 8
in the system TiCl *Si 00 at - 47.50 and a content of~50.M (molar)
4 2 6
Si2OCl6 ; in the systen, SiCl 4- Si2OC 16at 91.7% (molaIr) S, i2ric 16(- 77.50).
On the fusibility diagram of the TiCl 4-Si 302C18 system,~the.flutectic point
is located at a content of 59.5% (molar) ;Si 0 Cl and a temperature of
3 2 8
1/2

Sb. tr. Vses. n.-i. i proyektn. in-t titana, [Collected works of All-Union
Scientific-Research and Planning Institute for Titanium), 6, 1970, 37-41,
Translated from Referativny), Zhurnal-Metallurgiya, No.21, 1970, Abstrict
No. IG178 by the authors).
59.50. At - 105.5', a Compound is formed in the solid state with molar
relationship of the initial components 1:1. In the sytem SM -Si OICISP
4 3
there is a eutectic point at - 83.90 (34.6% (mol) SLO,M a monotectic
3 2 8
at 63.9*,,and a solid compound of SM 4-si302C18 at 115.00. 3 figures;
1 table; 7 biblio.refs.
2/2
75
I'MIRKMORMT AMR

-0 632.95
USSR M
GVMEVA L V. LURIX B. B. STAU96.A-V-. KAMENNOV, N. A., PCGODINA,
L. N., and SUXHGVAO M. 11.
"Search for Synergists of Pyrethrins in the Methylene Dioxy Phenyl Series"
Tr, VNII dezinfektsii i sterliz. (Works Of the All-Unlon Scientific Research
InatItute of Dininfection and Sterilization), 1971, vyp. 21j t. 2f pp 101-106
(from Mh-Khimiyal No 18p Sep 72, Abstract No 18N431)
Tranalationt For purposes of studying synergtic activity, a series of
piperonylic acid eaters and amides, and piperonal acetals, were synthesized.
The synergtic activity of the synthesized.compounds was'tested in a micture
with pyreth-rins In a 10i1 ratio by the topical method. In tests on house-
flies, the greatest synergtic activity was shown by butyl, nonyl arA cyclo-
hexyl eaters and 14,110-dipropyl amide. NpIN-dioubstituted,unidips are more
active than N-substituted amides. Among the sAides synthesized on the basis
of heterocyclic amines# morpholide showed the greatest at~tivjty, The most
toxic for red cockroaches were mixtures of'.pyrethrins with 11-1sop-ropyl axdde
and piperidide. Among the acetals, the most active compounds for houseflies
were ethyl carbitolic and butyl caxbitolic acetals of p1peronal, ard butyl and
beptyl acetals. The acetals are weak synerglate for red mcckroaches. An
investigation was made of the synergtic activity of the synthesized compounds
on strains of houseflies highly resistant to DDT, T. A. telyayeva.
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