SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VOYNO. L.V. - VOYTOVICH, YA.V.

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US_S_R- : -, ~' ~~ :~
UDC: ..621-31-7-77
GORSHKOV, A. I., VOYNO, L. V., GUZER, Ya. V., MARLATOV, V. D.
"A Controllable Phase Shifter"
Moscow, Otkrytiya, izobreteniya, proryshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki,
-iled 12 J
No 12, Apr 71, Author's Certificate No 299947,' Division 14,f un 69,
published 26 Mar 71, p 207
Translation: This Author's Certificate Lntroduces a controllable phase
with iptegrating link. As a distinguishing feature of the patent,
the phase shift is made independent of the change in frequency of the signal-
being regulated by connecting a phase switch at the output of the phase,
shifter, and connecting two limiters to the output of ~the integrating link
through an amplifier with automatic gain control.' These limiters are also
connected to voltage sources of equal value and opposite sign. Connected
to.the outputs ofthe limiters throughdifferentiating circuits and diodes
are- the apening and closing inputs of a flip_flop.and an integrating link
and limiter connected in series with the fli'
P"iflop.

USSR
UDC 532.529.6:
YNGV 0 V., PETROV, A. G., Moscow
'Wotion of a Sphere of Variable Volume.in an Ideal Fluid Near a Flat Surface"
9ekbanika Zhidkosti i Gaza, No 5, 1971,~ pp-94-103.
Abstract: The problem is studied of the motion of a spherical cavity in a
liquid. The radius of the sphere changes under the influence of constant
pressure at infinity. The problem of the collapsing of a bubble moving in
an unlimited fluid and the collapsing of a.bubble near a plane are solved
in the precise statement. The presence~of initial foTtvard.velocity or proxi-
mity of a solid surface in contrast to collapsing of a-sphere at rest in an
unlimited fluid lead to the appearance of a limiting radius, at which the
bursting.process stops. A sphere initially at rest near a plane always con-
tacts the plane as a result of collapsing.% With various initial distances
from the
plane, the radius and velocitytivith which th~- sphere reaches the
plane are. calculated. A possible mechanisin of action, of a cavitation bubble
on a solid surface is discussed.

USSR VDC:',-669.-l4.dl8.8M4.12
GA.VRILENKO, Yu. V., CHERNYAKOV, V. A., VOYNOV, S. -G.p Central Scientific Research
Inatitute.of Ferrous MetaiiurZy
'"Nonmetallic Inclusions in Chromium Stainless Steel"
-Moscow, Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchobnykh-Zavedeniy, Chernaya Metallurgiya, No 12,
.1973, pp 53-55.
Abstract: Nonmetallic inclusions in chromium stainiess'steel were studied
by various methods in steels produced byordinary steel making processes
and in steels treated in the ladle with liquid synthetU_ slag. The studies
showed the effectiveness of this technology :for, the production of metals
with low content of sulfur, oxygen and nonmetallic inclusions. The inclusions
were studied by metallographic testing, electrolytic dissolution and micro-
spectral analysis. It was shown that the nonmetallic inclusions in the
experimental metal include large quantities of alumina, some manganese oxide
and,ferrous oxide, creating good cunditions for assimilation and removal from
the metal. The mean and maximum percentages:of oxides-and globules, as well
as the contents of oxygen and.no-nmetallid inclusions we!re lower in the metal
treated by the synthetic slag, sharply reducing the danger of hairline
cracking.

USSR uDc 612.M64-6i2 - 58
'BOKHOV B. B. and V212M I ---T- institate forMedical and Biological Problems,
Moscow
AkThe Effect of Surface Hypotheimda on Inhibitory-ProceGses in the Vestibular
An
alysor
Leningrad, Fiziologiche&-iy Zhurnal SSSR,, Vol 56, No 4, 1970, PP 570-5'(4
Abstract: To induce oculo-gyric vestibular nystagmus (VNI) the authors fixed rats
to a rotating table. After a few rotations, the. intensity.and duration of VIN was
determined. With subsequent rotations a degree.of tolerance was developed, uith
reduction in VIT reaction. Tersting these aniimmls one day Inter shoved some deg-ree
of reteattion of the acquired tolerance. However) cooling these animials to 300C
caused a complete loss of the previously acquired tolerance. Likevise, the aninals
who had acquired tolerance while in a state of hypotherndallost most of it upon
returning to normal temperatures. It had been demonstrated by so= workers that
a disturbance in the vestibular apparatus can lead to.a reduction of bodily temper-
-)air
ature. It waa concluded that Pal au4&vn diaturbances, in 41ithor direction, 4 Yq
the stabilizing functiono of the vestibular apparatus.
LIT

'212 C3C UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--20NOV70
'CIRC ACCESSICN NO-AP0132620
GP-0- ABSTRACT. SURFACE HYPCTHERMIA IN RATS WAS
SHOWN T-C AFFECT Tl-;E P~-JCESSES OF EXT INICT ION INHIB~ITION IN THE VESTIBULAR
CENTER LIKE AN EXTRA STIMULUS OR PHENAMl-NE. IN ll,.ATS :WITH 300EGREESC
_aODY T0APEkATVkE# EXTINCTION OF THE KYSTAGMUS REFLEX SLOWED DOWN DURING
REPEATED kGTATICN. TRANSITIGN FROM THE NORMAL BODY TEM,PERATURE TO THE
HYPOThEKMIA WAS FCLLOWED 8Y,CtMPL.ETE DESINHIBITION OF PREVIOUSLY
EXTINLUIShED NYSYAGMUS. THE OBSERVED EFFECTS ARE-REGARDED AS A RESULT
OF-IiNCREASING FUNCTIONAL ACTIVITY ~OF THE-BRAIN SrF_-'M RE-ff(;ULAR FORMATION
DURIN(i ThE HYPOTHERMA. FACILI':TY:.. INSTITUTE FOR MEDICALL
BIOLOGICAL PROBLEMS, MOSCOW.
UNCLASSIFIED

P,
USSR UDC 632.95
SA:-IOSVAT,. L. S., VOYNOVA 1. V.
"Colorimetric Method of Analyzing Amibenejn Air, Water and Soil"
Tr. 2-.-o Vses, soveshch. T)o issled. ostatkoy pestitsidou i prc!filaIrt. zn,~rvaz-
neniya imi produl-ctov pitaniva, ';~.orrnov i vaesh. sre0v (--Tarks of the Second kll-
Union Conference on the Invcstigation of Pesticide:Residues and Preventive
Containination of Food Products., Fodder~ and Erivlron;~ent).,; Tallin, 1971, pp 116-
3.1~ (from M-Khimin, No 12, Jun 72, Abstract" No 12 H505
Translation: When analyzing air, the swrr~le is sorted with an aerosol filter,
the amibene (1) is extracted with acetone,_~ it -is diazotil-red witla NaNT02 in an
acid mdium., and the salt obtained is combined vith I-na~hthol in an alkaline
medium and r-olorim-et-rically analyzed on the FEK-56..When'.analyzing the water
acid soil,. the sample is acidified,,., theIiis.extracted with ether and it is then
treated as described above.
49

USSR UDC:669.187.5
ZAYTSEV, B. Ye. , COTIN, V. N. , SHCHERBAKOV, A. 1. SL-RQYFV.,_A., B ZHITKOV,
N. K., OKOROKOV, 'G. N. , BOYARSHINOV; V. A., TULIN' N. A., Y.Q,','*,,OVSKIY Ye V
.1 4.111~ I 1-.Yp
TOPILIN,, V- V. , POZDEYEV, N. ~P. , SHALIMOV, Al. G., OSIPOVA, L.
T
y". -V.., and 1AZAROV, T. S.
"Specifics of Vacuum Arc Remelting of Nickel-Based Alloys and Stainless Steels
With Reverse Are Polarity"
Proizvodstvo Chernykh IMetallov [Production of Ferrous Metals-Collection of
Works], No 75, Metal lurgiya. Press, 1970, ~pp 181-185
Tyanslation- Results are presented from a study of Yacpum arc remelting of
nickel alloys in a cristallizer 380-480 mm in, diwaeter with. thermocouples
calk-ed in length and height. The rat6 of melting with reverse polarity is 20%
higher with'identical b nth depth of l-iquid,metal. This~is aresult of more in-
tensive heat transfer from "he walls of the crystallizer during melting with
reverse polarity. The macros tructure, chemical composition N, 0, 11.and mechani-
cal. properties. of the metal produced by melting with folliard and reverse polarity
-are identical. The ingot produced with reyerse polarity had no corona. 2
figures; I.table; 1 biblio. ref.

USSR UDC 666.22:666.263:535.361.2
VOYSHVILLO, N. A., Candidate of Sciences
."New Glass for Diffusion of Directed Transmitted Radlationif
Leningrad, Optiko-mekhanicheskaya promyshlennost', NQ. 5, May 71, pp 40-43
Abstract: The basic photometric.and spectral photometric character-istics of
NS19 diffusing glass are described. The glass is recorLmended for use in situa-
tiOnS when it is desireable to obtain a high coefficient of diffuse transmission
of the scattering glass and the requir(ments on diff.usivity of the, transmitte3
radiation are not high. MS19 glass has been developed fcr application in solvinc-
all problems in which glasses MS12 and RM viere previously used. It is distin-
guished by a lower diffusing ability, which leads to a relatively high transmis-
hr the
sion, but hence also to a smaller diffusivity of the light passing t augh
glass. A table is given showing the following characteristics of samples of
MS19 glass 2-8 rmn thick: the integral. coefficient o-' diffusive transmission in
the visible region, the presence or absence of directly transinitted light, and
the deviation from neutrality of the coefficient of diffusive transmission.
Figures are given for samples polished on'both sides and frosted on both sides.
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VOYSHVILLO, N. A., Optiko-mekhanicheskaya priomyshlennoSt I, No. 5, May 71,
pp 40-43
A graph of the coefficient of brightness of light with,a wavelength of 546 mm
-7s that the briLlh-cness of the -1--r-ans-
plotted against the angle of observation, shoi
mitted scattered light drops quite rapidly with an increase in the angle of
observation, and that with a decrease in the thickness of the sample there is a
spreading of the scattering index.in the direction of the bear... There is a rise
in the diF sivity of the transm- ult of frosting of -the
itted radiation as a res
surfaces. As regards the effect of the wavelengths of the incident light on the
shape of the.scattering index, measurements showed that the curves for the
scattering of blue radiation aremider than the Curves for the scattering ol" red
light,for MS19 glass in the visible range.
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W,'L' 7_-L4,71
7777777
USSR Loc 669-71-046-44
IAGUNOV YU, V. GLADKIM, V. A., PETRUNOVt V N Wa
S., RLM Ol V. K., VOYTAN K,
S. T21 YMIDIKOVICH, If. S., PORADA, A. N., ~nd:
nvestigation.of the Kaolin Sintering Process"
Metallurgiya i, kokzokhimiya. Mezhved. resp. nauchno-tekhn
sb. (Netalllur&r
and Coke Chemistry -- Interdepartmental Republic -. Collection of Scientific
and Technical Works), 1970, vyp, 2!j pp 47-55~(from M-Metallurgiya, No 3,
11ar 71, Abstract No G143 by authors)
TTanslationt The authors work out the parameters of the aintaring 1)rocess
for kaolins of the Gli0khovotskoyep Prosyanaya, and VJovozp1cts%oyC dr-ID0,3it.1;
in a laboratory sintering CUD Of eqUare section with a -InterinG area of
-4 n ency Of 0. 5:3
0.1,v' and with an exhauster having aneffici m /sec. Fe con-
centrate was: used as an additive to lower the nielting poi&. of 'the sintering
g
charge. The hygroscopic moisture content of both primar-f, m-nd secordary kao
lins in-tended for sinterling should rwange fron 13 to iF5, The sintering of
both primary and secondary kaolins is shown to be possible in principle.
5 tables.
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1. 11; TZ. Jim Nit 1.6m- 1.

UDC 632.954:631.411
1JSSR7
VDYTMOVA, V A. Scientific Institute of-Pertilizers and Insectofungicides
"TH61--Eff6ct of the Soil Adsorptive Complex on the Phytotoxicity of Herbicides"
ffdscOW,-.Khimiya v Sel'skom Khozyays-tve, Yol 9, No 5, 1971, pp 39-43
Ab-stract: The phytotoxicity of herbicides with soil or root activity (deriva-
tiVes '-of sym-triazine, urea, and phenylcarbamic acid). depends on the type of
Soil*. EXDeriments in which oats were gr(zqn on various,types of USSR soil
sh1bwed that the toxicity ED50 of atrazine and.symazine introduced into the
soil as indicated by the amount of herbicide that caused a 50% decrease in
the.-.
~weight of the plants, varied with the extent to which the lierbicide was
ad.4orbed in the soil. The degree of adsorption depended on the content of
organic.matter in the soil.. In plant-grow-tng-experiments with sym-triazine
derivatives and phenuron, monuron, rteburom, and diuron contained in mixtures
of.--chernozem with sand in different ratios., the amount Pf herbicide not
adsorbed by the soil decreased with decreasing amounts of the adsorbing
complex.(chernozem). The quantity of water retained in~the soil per unit
weight,of organic matter increased with decreasing amounts of cbernozem.
The.-amount of unadsorbed herbicide that actedLon the pl6ats increased
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USSR
J VOYTEMOVA, V. A., Khimiya v Sel'skom Xhozyaystve, Vol 9, No 5, 1971, pp
39-43
linearly with the amount of 1120 in the soil per grara.of orAnnic matter. At
very low amounts of chernozem in the mixtures, the relation. changed to a
curvilinear (presumably logarithmic) from the linear. Nomographs can be
plotted for the amount of available herbicide (the amount exerting herbicidal
action) as a function of the amount ofwater retained in the soil per gram
of organic substance. These noL~ographs can then be used for determining the
effective quantity of herbicide to be applied under consideration of the
specific properties of the particular type of soil in~regard to adsorption.
J~ 2/2
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USSR UDC 632-954:631.411
Scientific Institute of Fertilizexs and Insectofungicides
`1~imeni Ya. V. Samoylov
ti
the Effect of the Soil Adsorptive Complex on the Phytotoxicity of Herbicides"
Moscow, Khimiya v Sel'skom Khozyaystvei Vol 9, No 5, 1971, pp 39-43
Abstract: The phytotoxicity of herbicides with soil or root activity (deriva-
tives of sym-triazine, urea, and phenylcarbamic acid),depends on the type of
soil, Experiments in which oats were g*rown,on variou,~ types of USSR soil
showed that the toxicity ED 0 of atrazine and symiazine introduced into the
5
soil, as indicated by the amount of herbicide that ca-dsed a 50% decrease in
the weight of the plants, varied with the extent to which the herbicide was
adsorbed in the soil. The degree of adsorption depended on the content of
organic matter in the soil. In plant-grm4ing experiments with sym-triazine
derivatives and phenuron, monuran, neburon, and diuron contained in mixtures
of chernozem with sand in different ratios, the 1mount of herbicide not
adsorbed by the soil- decreased with decreasing amounts of the adsorbing
complex (chernozem). The quantity of water retained in, the soil per unit
unts of chernozem.
weight of organic matter increaseo with decreasing am
The amount of unadsorbed herbicide th t acted' on the plants increased
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lgila= -6 .116, a p bA44ii6lWiWidia ia~
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USSR :UDC,539.53
NOVIKOV, N. V., VOYTENKO, A. F., Kiev.
"Anisotropy of Elastic Properties of Titan.ium and Its.Alloys,During Cooling from
20 to -196*C."
Kiev, Problemy Prochnosti, No. 4,.Apr 71, p. 47-48.
Abstract: Results are presented from a study of the anisotropy of elastic pro-
perties of titanium and certain titanium-bas6d alloys, subjected to direct (VTI,
AT2-2, ODO and cross (AIIZ) rolling, The investigations perforned indicated that
the ninimal Youno-Modulus of VTI titanium is. in the direction of rolling, and
Modulus E increases according to anonlinear dependence. by 1210 as the cutting
angle of the specinen increases from 0 to.90. As the temperature decreases from
20 to -196%, the Young Modulus of VTI titanium increas*es by 15%. As the degree
of alloying of titanium with 6-stabilizing elements 'inc'ruase!;, the anisotropy of
the. elastic properties and the temppratur,e coefficient of the tModulus of elasti-
city (&-I/dT) decrea-5e. in alloy ATZ, rolled :in the cross direction, the. ani--o-
tropy of elastic properties is practicallY 0 for the directions studied in the
Shoot.

USSR UDC~1539.5
NOVI KOV, N V. , VOYNITS-KIT, A., G., OVSEPYAN, te. S,
Kiev, Moscow
NEKRASOVA, 2. P.,
"Influence of Technological Factors on Mechanical Properties of Molybdenum
Alloys at Low Temperatures"
Kiev, Problemy Prochnosti, No. 12, Vec 70, pp. 69-71
Abstract: The elasticity, plasticity and strength chaTacteristics of
cast molvbdenum alloy (0.1% Zr, 0.15% Ti, lcs!~. than 0.6% IW) art.- -presented
in the temperature interval between -196 and 420*C. A change is noted in
the intensity of growth of strength and pla'sticity of the al loy with
decreasing temperature depending onJtsstructural statC6 The~ determining
influence of peening on the mechanical properties of this alloy at low
-.temperatures is demonstrated.

USSR UDC~ S59.4
KOZIJB, Yu. I., VOYTENKO.,_._A. .,F.-j_;,jKiev
"Influence.of Thermal-Diffusion Coatings on the Physical and ffechanical Proper-
ties of Refractory Metals"
Kiev, Problemy.Prochnosti, No 11, Nov 1972, pp 62-64.
Abstract: There is great practical interest in the study of the influence of
coatings of various types on the physical-and mechanical properties of a pror
tected metal base at room temperature .- With,this i.n mind, the static strength ,
ductility and elasticity modulus of molybdenum was stud;;ed with. thermal difft-
sion coatings based on silicon and boron, thickness 30-100 11, cross section of
coatings 3-5% of total cross section of speciinien. [feat treatme~nt of the mater-
ial caused a slight increase in elasticity modulus (averaging 1%), apparently a
result of a decrease in dislocation density. Application of coatings causes
.some changC in elasticity modulus, the boron coating increasing and the silicide
coating decreasing the modulus. rhe application of r.Totoctive coatings was thus
found to.have a significant influence.on the b~ehavior of the material at room.
temperature and low temperatures..

USSR urc 613.68-613-31
VOYTENKO, Candidate of Medical Sciences., Basin Sanitary and Epidemia-
tZation of the Black Sea-Azov Sea Watershed Odessa
"Quality of Drinking Water on Ships as a Function of Sailing Conditions"
0 1
Moscov, Gigiyena Sanitariya, No 10.- 1972, pp 0-95
Abstract: A study was performed on six shiDs of the Black Se,,-;: Steamship Line
under sail to establish the water composition and possible variation of its
quality under dynamic conditions. The anticorrosive KhS-76 lacquer and also
some foreign patented lacTaers were tested and found to have hii.!;h mechanical
strength with no effect on vater quality. The duration of the trips, the
climtic conditions and the conditions undet which the ~water is stared on board
the ship have direct bearing on the water quality. A selt. of preventive. measures
and recommendations were developed, which has been introateed an the ships of
the Black Oca Steamship These include a ~variety Or in5Teactions, dec0n-
tamination measures and a procedure for stabilizing cene.ht coattngs by adding
carbonic acid to the water. The terted measures resulted noL- only in the
imprcrremnt of water Tualit-I on the, ships but also a reduction in gastro-
ng - e r
Intootinal. dineanes amo , th ,a-alors..
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US;5R
.,-.,BABEWAO# Z. I., L. I., PErMAKOVA, N. M.,
SERGEYEV, YE. V., Ukrainian Scientific,~R.search 1. it te of Pi t
an
~Protebtion, Kiev, L
:A icultura.I.Sciences
Tkrainian AcadeW of:
"Study of the:Acaricidal Properties of 1,, I-Dipherr
'y~-2,2,2-trichloro-
ethanol"
Moscow, Khimiya v Sellskom Khozjastve, Vol 8 No:6, Jun 70j pp
-43
42
Abstract: The compound 1,1-diphonyl-2,,.,2,2-trichloroetl-i,-,nol (I) is
'an analogue of a known acaricidet kelttan$ a long,lasting corCtact
agent. The effect of (I) on the mites Tatra~Zchut.;:urtieae and
Tetr~mchus viennensis 7acher was stud od under ljA'b"or_a_F>_ry and
field conditions, FeEpectively. In laborkto ex6orimonts (1) was
r7
-slightly less effective than kelltan. The opposite held true for
the field tests: 90% of the mites had,died by thp second day when
treated witl
1 (1), but only 48% died in Witree days! when treated with
kell I tan. Af t4;r_ 15 days of treatment the,activity of both compounds
..equilibriated with the n=bar df ourviving n1too :,xemaining around
~10
Phytoboxic properties ~of:~ both cbknPOxwdt; waz~a, abOut t[ia tim,

USSR UDC 538.4
"BICHENKOV, Ye. I., VOYTENKO, A. Ye., LOBANOV, V. A. LIIJBIMOVA, NI. A.
"Experimental Studies of Rapid Compression of Magnetic Flux in Cumulative
'Magnetic Systems"
7-ye Soveshch. po Magnit. Gidrodinamike. T. I fSeventh Conference on Magne-
tic Hydrodynamics, Vol 1], Riga, Zinatnye Press, 197.2-, pp 214-216, (Trans-
lated from RefeTativnyy Zhurnal, Mekhanika No 11, 1972, Abstract No
11 B16 by 1. M. Rutkevich).
Translation: A description is presen-ted.of an experimental explosive magane-
tic installation, producing magnetic field intensities in an inductive load
of around 2.6 I-Joe in a time of less~ than 100 iisoc. The working volume, from
which the magnetic field. is extracted into the load, Is them space between
eccentrically placed copper cylindrical rings. The interior of the smaller
of the erlinders is filled with an explosive.charge., An pscillogrim of
current and.its derivative with rcspect to time is presented for one experi-
ment.

14~ 1114i 11i: H 1111; F:1 I III
USSR UDC 533.9.07
VOYTENKO, A. Ye., LYUBIHOVA, H. A.,~and MATOCHKIN, Ye. P., Institute of
"Nu-6 dar.Physics, Siberian Branch of.Acad Se. USSR
"Explosion Shock Tub e"
Moscow, Teplofizika Vysokikh Temperatur, Vol 10, No 6, Nov-Dec, pp 1280-1284
Abstract: Experiments were carried out on a model of explosion shock tube.
A stream of dense air plasma with a velocity. of -~5-10~km/sec was obtained
by.means of an explosive gas compressor. Photographizig of the model was
carried out under conditions whell- the. stream. behind the front: of the shock
wave.became nontransparent. The experini6nts were carried out in a laborator3,
explosion chamber.
179

USSR 533o9
VISHWMMKIY, V. 11. VOLKOVp YE. D., DIRIYI A. Go, ZALXIN-D,
P. PAVLICHEI-i=;~ 0. S PAS'-,UW, V. K.
V. M.0 KONOTCANI,
SUPRUNUEEMOt V. A. t TOLOK9 Ve Too TERESHCMYKOI Fo F.:VTONROPRYAD, V. M. , azid
V. P., Physico-Technical,1n,stitute of Academy of Sciences Ukrmirdan
Mai Rhaxkov
"Energy LGsses of Plasma In a I Oragani Stellarator With large Sheax"
Kiev, Mczalnskiy Fizicheskiy ZhiLrnal, Vol 16, 1,
'o 8,.Aug 719 pp 1320-1323
Abstracti Investigations of the rate of energy losses In plasma have shown
that the holding time of particles sij~nMicantly exceeds the energy life
time when the plasma is of collision type. ~. This artiele discusses the resulAs
of Investigations on the rate of enfrgy losses of colIL-Ion-type plasma for
the "Uragan" fitallaz-ator, The authov~ utudy tho dopohdoneor of energy life
tims of the plasma on the amount of shear and the wigle of conversion. They
make extensive use of graphs to.11lustratetheir findings and find that the
experimental points lie on a straight lina.: The authors conclude that the
results may be explained on the basis that a tem.parature-drift instability
develops in the plasm. The article contains 5 figuims and 8 bibliographic
entries.
X

UDC 615-28-099
G A and PODLINYAYEVA, H. YE.j Kiev Institute of Sanitary Works
'"Toxielty,and Antichlolinesterase Action of Some Festiddes Deriyatives
of H-Methyl and N-Phneylearbanic AcW~
Moscow, Farmakologiya i Toksikologiya, Vol 35t. NG 3# 1h:r/jun ~72, Pp 356-360
Abstracti Tests were carried out using animals and :In vitro, Animal tests
were made with aqueous emulsions of nle.xurolp sevin and unden In polythylene
glycol. Solutions of carbin were Prepared frog II.Wv emulsions in a light
oil and emulLsifier. In vitro -tests show that the derivatives -of N-methyl
and X-ohenylearbamic acid possess, antiobolines+erase activity. - I for
.50
-6
horse serun cholinesterase was as. foll.owsl. mesurol 5XIO Nj dicresyl
-4, -4-
7X10-31it unden 2.3xlO H and carbin 6x10 H. DL for ithite mice was 3).6p
50
271, 100 and 322 mg/k~ respectively. The Hichaelis constant for the inter-
action of.carbazates with acety.1cholinesterase in rat bi-ains iias 0.634xlo-7b!
for saving - 0, 407xlO-7Y, for zezurol 1 0. B45x1O!771i for undis'n and . dicresyl and
2.91XIO-7i4 -for carbin. Depression of acetyleholinester'"a activity is
-shown by unden, dicresyl# and paxticularly'by.Aezurol and sevin, but
essentially is not shown by caxbin.. Animal, experiments. show that sevin and

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S. S.~- Kors'C&kovd, 1970i Vol- 70, xr's
P P 3U. -39:;t-
CHANGES OF CORRELATIONAL FUNCTIONS IN DIFFERENT
TYPES OF CHANGEWBRAIN BIOELECTRIOA.L ACTIVITY
Ye. A 9&MM9AWZ
The paper deals with the study of distant synchronization of the cortical neuron acti-
vity. appearin as a result of morphological contlectioni of some brain areis with the others.
The aniount of periodicai and accidental components of the ccefficient of cross correlations
in 2 simultanuously registered oscillating processes was rnpasurvd. Thew mea3urernent were
performed from Identical lea(4 of the hem.1sphues or from different points of one hernis Here.
-It- was denionstrated- that these, Indicesi change quite dlherent)y in different types oFEEG
discifders.

9
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240 CHEIRICAL
Al~~ST.
94514rn a of vineyard workers hiving:contaO withi 0 e
furnigants hexachlorobutaditme and liolychlordt]itane~80. Kras-
R. P.-
Zarit,,kayst, I.. f 3, Lik- it,
A taioklinvuk, L.. A. K ie~ .7
a ~'-.
~&T- 'Riev, USSR), 177 TiCT(I 1569. ~7)"M-MjKussy A
...... .......... .st..U tl~
Y or working conditions and the effect nf fiexachlorobut~d`.Cne
(1) and polychlorobutane-80 (11), two fulni~~'Its UINI for the CII)11-
trol of aphids, on the health of vineyard Workzirs was condkted.
-Sulnnier.'a d
The fumigants are mainly-a0plic(Lin the-spring ..n
autumn seasons. I nvestigi~idns. establiMied that the. concii (if
the vapors of I in the -air ovcrIhe:zoqe 6f its:~~plicattoil v` I
from 0.009 on'the Ist dav to 03:n~g./~. by the Btli d#; thta,~of 11
varied from O.IW15 on the- Ist (lay to 0.0031 n'9-A-'on the~501
day, the concus. of both being considcra, bly in "CM of tlwie ~of
the allowable max. Along with the study of %corking conditions,
rned;cal exattins. were made of 205 Vincylird Nvoi-kers ircais
age) who have been working under condkionsAn whici-t~e f~mi-
ganLs were used. The exanins'. showed that both funligants' rtre
highly toxic prepns. and contribute ~o the.deve'lopment of such
pathol. conditions as hypotensiail With aiterialorp-mure &W~ to
niyo6rdiA ystrop dj " IN I
-100160 and lower; d ear iac wseasm,o
rheumatic, infectious, atid sclerotic etiology, diseases of: the
r"Pirafory orgap% in the Ifirino, diffused: chro.Picbronchitisl.anti
-1902025a

others; disturbmwes of the nervous futicolimis as shown by in-
creascd fatigue, irritability, i-sisoninia, hcadache5, dizzines3,
trentors; dystwptic mainifestations. lwpatic disturbances in the
stiti.
form of Chronic Itepatitis'Dild hepatodlolct'y ;, these liver
afflictions being of particular interest bmAt%~e of their similarity
to those induced by prolonged expwurc to DOT, and consi4cring
the fact Uiat exrm)sure to the action of I and 11 is sea4~onal and of
relatively brief duration. Hygicuic nicastues, for the premition
of intoxication by. the fumigants are the s6irt obse'rvance of tht
suggested sJ-ety measures, and frequent nib-lical examinations.
A. Roth .,t
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PUMY SOMM Ukrayn L Zhurnal 1910
Vol 42' Nr.
ilp. 9/4
)N PROBLEM CONCERNING4ARTICIPATION-Of SH-GROUPS'
IN THE PROCESSES. OF, METHEMOGLOBIWFORMATION
YU. I- Loboda, Vutenka,~
Research Institute of'Phatm4c0logj.~and Tbxic2!M~Kiev
S u m Ma r.y
The interrelation 'between methernoglobin formation in dogr blood and changes in
the SH-gioup content of erythrocytes and whole'blood as viell as the effect of - thiol
preparations on methemoglobin reduction With nitric anti aniline mathernoglobinernia
were studied. The data obtained testily to the fact that meth 'amoglobin formation ~-with
poisoning dogs by sodium nitrite or aniline is accomplished by &crease in the SIT-kroup
content of erythrocytes and whole blood. A single subcutOieous administration of
cysteatrilne in combination with poisons in a dose of 0.5 g weakens to some ektent
the development of methemoglobinaemi.a but does ndt prevent frain lesi.or of the enzvmic
systems --ontaining SH-groaps. These results, may be a theoreticat premise for searching
new demethemoglobinemic remedies among compositions containing SH-groups.
19790

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USSR wc,633-5ii 1631.52M32.484
Voris
.?Toxuj~' V.
Selektsiya.. XhlopchatnJ-'1,m na Ustoychivost' -k Viltu (Selecting Cotton for Wilt
Resistances Moscow, "Kolos," 1971 9L 135 pp
Translationt Annotationi The book Is devoted to questions of selecting
cotton for resistance to Verticillium wilt. It presents detailed results of
a study of species and varietal.resis-Itance of cotton and certain other plant
species to Verticillium wilt. Theoe~ materials can be,~used In choosing Initial
-ice to Vei-ticillium wilt.
forms in selection for resista,
A great deal of attention is devoted to qUestiona of the principles for
choosing parental pairs, the nature of inheritance of the maxkar of 11ilt
resistance in cotton srith intraspecia.s hybridization, the rc~le of the Infectious
jzedium$ and methods of evaluating and selactinx vlants:for uilt resistance.
The book gives basic info=ation on th6tiology,: ejeolo,-v, and geogmphical
distribution of the agent of Verticillium-1wt1t, ln'.plants, tho fungus
Vekticillium dahliae.
thods and the moat
The reUer vd1l also find information here on bazic ire
lrq~ortant achievenents. in the area~of plant seleclion,for dAtease resistance.
The book is intended for plant,selection speoiaUsta work-ing on creating,
4arieties of ciotton and other agricultural crops which hre resistant to
1/3

USSR

VOYTENOX, F. V., Selektslya Mopebatnika na Ustoyeldvost' k Viltu. losco
M W
"Ko-los,' 1971, 135 PP
Verticillium wilt infection, and also: other special-I sts working on the pro-
blen of pLmt immunity to varlous,diseasea.
Tableof. Contentst Introduction,'. 3
'oblem- of Immunity in. Plwit - S61eation~
The Pi
8
.
The Natxx 0 eadds;amd T~~es of Resistance
re- of Plant Immunity: t Dis
19
Plazit Diseases Caused by VerticilliumPungi, ~26

iium
Taxonoinyand Biology ofNerti6il hees Fungi 27

Distribution of the Agent of'.the Dite~Lse 40
Ecology of ithe Agent, of the -Diseaae,~ 4,K
SpecUs and Varietal Differences. Am
ants in Repistance to
ong~ Pl
.
.
Iferticillium Infection 50
Distribution of Verticillium*.Wilt".. 50
Species and Varietal Resistance of*Plants 54
-in Wilt~;Resistancre
Species Differences of Cotton
57
Differences in Cotton in,Resistance,~to'~VerbicJ-Ilium Wilt
Within the.5pecies Go' hirsutum 61
SelLecting Cotton for Resistance.to:Vexticimum vilt.~, ?2
Short History of the DevelopmentLof,C6tton Selection 72

: I, * Ii, ~. t ii::. ;:i
Iftla'. ST
Phytology
VDC ~3P_.4-582488-42:582-796
VO'MNOKi:F. V.
-."The Possibility of Forecasting~ Outbreaks of VerticilliumVilt of Cotton"
Leningrad, Ylkologiya i PitoPatblogiYa, NO.3, 19TO PP 259-26
Abstract: Study of weather data in the main cotton-growing regions of Uzbekistan
showed that outbreaks of wilt were severe in those . years in Miich the mean daily
soil temperature rose to about +60C in February. On the other hand, the disease
'was mild in those years in which stable mean daily soil tempearatuxes were not
encountered until the middle or end of March. . Analysis of the winter-spring temper-
atures and the dynamics of development of the.diseame over a period of 16 years
revealed a high.correlation between the.duration-of th~! period with stable soil
IT to April and t the
temperatures of 6 to 110C (at a depth of 20 cm) fromFebrumX,
degree of infestation of cotton. The correlation factor between the two indices
high (r_-+0.8q�0.32). The disease was wila when the duration of the period in
-the above -mationed interval of soil texqeratuxes wu no lozigPr t)MM 25 dAYs-
Wilt appeared late and Bonetimea not at all in4uly. But U years when the period
exceeded 30 days.. outbreaka occurred.at the en(t of the grM.Dg seavon. Thia rela-
tionship, in, so regular, that long-=age se"OW. f0menots 01 the wyerity of the
disease are possible.

112- 027 UNCL AS S I FIT ED 'PlRtCESSING DATE--020CT70
,:T-lTLE-_-TR EAT MENT OF THE EXP ER IM EN TAL, ACUTE REN AL INSUFFICIENCY BY THE
EMORENODIALYSIS METHOD _U__
P.-.(02)-SHOTT, A.V.v.VOYTENOK,:N.K.'
U_
NTRY OF INFO--USSR
0
~:SOURCE--ZORAVOOKHRANENIYE BELORUSSIlt'19704,NR 2t PP 6-9
.,'D`4TE.' PUBL ISHED ------- 70
AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND MEDI'CAL SCIENCES
PIC TAGS--KIDNEY, DOG, THROMBOS I S.31. BLOOD CHEMISTRYp UREAP DIALYSIS,
T,
'_~i "iL-A~)~ ,ESP~ICT 1 "-.3
CLj.SS--U,,,XLASSPFfED
STEP
,CjR" ACCF*'
SSION N

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212 027 UN, C L A.SSIFIED PRIOCESSING DATC-02OCT70
--AP0106270
t-lRC ACCLSSION Ni)
-.ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. BEGINNING F,'
-1 0M 1967 rHE AUTHORS GO
ON-CARRYMIG OUT EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF -THE POSSI-81LITIFS OF 149MO,
HETERC., AND CADAVERIC, KIDNEYS IN TREATING ~FOR THE; EXPERIMENTAL ACUTE
RE~'fW- INSUFFICfENCY, flO OPER41`10N.S. WERE PERFORMED* ON 40 DOGS. .4 MODEL
OF THE'DI SEAS11 THE METHODS,DF SWITCHING -ON T14E 09"NOR'S KIDNEY TO THE
RECIPIENT., PROPHYLAXIS FOR THROMBOSES, AIR EMBOL[A, CREATIO;'q 9F THE
OPTIMAL TEMPERATURE AND OSMOONCOTIC R.E.GIME FOR THE. U-Q','U(Z.'S KIDNEY Amo So
'if-IROUG
'ON WERE WORKED OUT. 36 DIALYSES-WEREACCOMPLISHED H A H3MOKIDNEY,
~.3, THROUGH A HETEROKIDNEY AND 1, THROU'rH A CADAVERIC ONE. A PISITIVE
EFFECT WAS OBTAINED BY THE AUTHORS IN 17 EXPERIMENTS. THE GIVEN
.-DIALYSIS, LED TO NORMALIZING THE ELECTROLYTIC~BLDOD STRUCTURE AND TO
,:,~REMUVAL OF THE UREA FRDM THE DONORIS ORGANISM. THE RESULTS OF
INVESTIGAT.10N, ALLUDED TO THE POSSIB:ILIT-Y, -TO, USE T.HEABOVE MENTIONED
METHOD IN'TREATING FOR ACUTE RENAL INSUPFlCIENCY.~
UNCLASSIFIED

USSR uDc.61,().q3l-0Z:6i6.q-o36.2
BLEMOVSKIr, Yu. 10., i%MDVVIOVA, L. SHIMISKIYr 0. V.
VOITM, A. S., BAZIMA, A. H., and MWVSyAyA:o F. ya,, ~Kjev
IlEpid.omiological Significance of Mild Atypical Forms of Diphtheria Under Present
Conditions"
-14,
Kiev, Vrachebnoye Dolo. No 8, Aug 700 PP 145 9
Abstract: The incidence of diphtheria in the USSR has declined. rharply since the
end of World War 11, from 150 por 100,000 populaticn in 191P~ to only sporadic
cases in 1966. However, this &3croase in the diphtheria. rate has not b0on
matched by a corresponding decline in the number of carriors of diphtheria bacilli.
Studios conducted in 1964
and 1965 in Kiev revGalod that Z.5% of all healthy
childron axamincd, and about 19~~ of children in boarding Schools and similar
.7 groups, vere carriers. The disparity~botween the incidencD of diphthoria and the
nu--ber. of carriers is thought to be due largely to a failure to. d1agnose mild,
atypical forns of the disease. -Ihase -forms are cow-ion In. it-miunizod childron, in
vfnom the characteristic symptoms include subfebrile terporaturo,, mildly hyporemic
throat, and slight enlargement of the lymph nodes* The number oj' cases of chil..
dron with sore throat iho a'-so carry diphtheria bacilli is.,incIreasing froll yeah
to vear. The carrier stato ard sore throat may be regardad~ as ir.~terrolatad.
1/17

U3SR UDC 621.125-529:629.123.56-181.2
VOYTIETSKIY, V. V.) GOL'DBERG, H. E., IGNAT'YEV, A. V., and SHRAYER, A. i.
~'rprogrammed Control of a Supertank-er.Steam-Turbine Plant Fitted With a
Variable-Pitch Propeller"
Leningrad, Sudostroyeniye, No 11, Nov 7ZI pp 26-2~8
-Abstract: On the basis of research conducted with regard to the steam-turbEne
unit of a tanker of the "Krym~' type, a report is given on the particular
features of the programmed control of a turbogear unit with a variable-pitch
propeller in application to a supertanker-, and re corivnendat ions are made
concerning the structure of the automated remote control of the,automated
power unit, 3 figures.
33

USSR uDc 6n.814.33:632.ol4.2j.6i7-ool-28
V KEVICH A. A. and SOBOLEVA, B. L., Instituteq of Medical &tdiology, Academy
of,Medicai Sciences USSR, Cfbninsk
nCytochemical Reactions of the Intermediate Lobe~ofthe Pituitary in Acute
Ridiation Sickness"
Leningrad, Arkhiv Anatomil, Gistologii i Embriologii, No 1, 1973, PP 34-43
Abstract: Irradiation of Wistar and August rats (900 dose rate 55 r/sec)
sharply intensified metabolic activity in the intermediate lobe of the animals'
pituitary, producimg, in the period~of acute radiation sickness cytochemical
changes reflecting significant functional shifts.. An initial increase in baso-
philia. of the intermediate cells vas accompanied by partial vacuolation. and
hypertraphy as well as by an increase in ribonucleoprot~ins and intensified
activity of several oxidative enzyms,:which decreased 21k hours after irrad-ia-
tion. At the height of radiation sickness,, i.e., 72 hours after irradiation,
the,activity of the hydrolytic enzymes in the intermediate cells increased.
Li the terminal phase, i.e., 120 hours after irradiation~(Vhea many animals
died), the ribonucleoprotein content in the cytoplasm of the hypertrophic.
cells vas minim-al. and the activity of lactic and succinic dehyd-rogenaBes and
coenzyme NAIH2,had disappeared. Thljo,,.the~terminalphase of -radiation sickness

USSR UDC 6160'833-001-003-93-03~5-357-814.32
YOW"MCH. A. A. and Z MIAYEV, I. A. I Laboratory of Racliation Neuroendocrino-
InszItU f Hedical Radiology, Academy of Medical, Sciences USSR9
Olninsl:
"Effects of Adrenocortical Hormones on Posttrai=tic Regeneration of Nerves"
Moscov, Proble;q Endolta-InologiiIVol 17, jjo 32 1971-V PPL74-79
Abstracts To study the effects of adrenocortocoidz on tM regeneration of
nerve si the sciatic sierves of Wistar rats wore.sevorad aseptically, the wounds
were closed, and -tha animls ware. given daily doses of elther hidx=ortisone
OrLdesoxycorticoster-orie --cetate (2 mg,per 100 g:body ueigl-A); control anImals
received no zedication afte-- surgery. H-JI.VtoloGical, neu=hI*toIo(;ioalv and
histochomical investigations porfo=ad 7 days revealed. thxI. while hydrocor-
U=ne inhibilted --argeneration, XCA. stinulated the procoss:to the point that
zany axis cylinders growing from the centi-aLatump through,tbe channel of the
conneetivo tiBsue sheath had penetrated the distal stump, The conclusion is
jade that DOCA pro-motes nerye regeneration by stimulating the actUity of
connective tissue cells which form bridg*s botwoon the two put enda of each

USSR UDC 577.391
A. A. and SOBOLEVA, E. L4, Institute of Medical
Radiology, Academy of Medical 'Sciences USSR, Obnirt:;k
"Lobes of the Adenohypophysis in ~A.cute Radiation Sickness"
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR,: Seriya Biologicheskaya,
1, 1971-,~ pp 56-59
Abstract: A cytomorphological study was condulcted of the effects
of single whole-body irradiation (900.r) on the anterior and
intermediate lobes of the aden.ohypophysis in~rats. Attention
was focused mainly on the react.-Lon:of the two-lobes at the height
of radiation sickness when the destructive change.~: were most
pronounced. Degranulation of the oxyphilic cells gave way to
cytological heterogeneity and transformation of the cytoplasm
into a homogeneous colloid. Signs~ of destruction of the chromo-
philic elements and hypertrophy of the chromophobic elements ifere
conspicuous in the anterior lobe. The cells of the intermediate
lobe, on the other hand, exhibited considerabl'e structural and
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USSR
VOYTKEVICII, A. A. and SOBOLEVA, E. L.,,.Izvestiya Akademii Nauk
SSSR.,.Seriya Biologicheskaya, No 1,1 1971, pp 5.6-S9
tinctorial stability, an indi'cation of greater resistance to
irradiation. The differences betweenthe two. lobes in this
respect are apparently due to characteristics- of morphological
organization and physiological properties. The intermediate
lobe comes in direct contact with the: neurohypophys,is while the
anterior lobe is connected to:the neural elements Vy the portal
Vessels. Another factor that may contiribute to the greater
radiosensitivity of the ante-rior lobe is that it is-heavily
0
vasculated.
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ACT/ EX TIZACT----(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. EXPERIMENTAL -PROCEDUgES AFFECTING
T H S Y -S T E iM - Irl F N IL: ( I R 0 S E C 1% ErION AND MPARI.NG THE GODILY HORMONE BALANCE
1, - IRRADI AT lWi, Tp.YROTD~CTOiMYv~ ADRENALECTOMY)
ADMIN'ISTRATIOIN
tAUS-r_- at-ITIVATIING OR INHl3iTING EFFECTS, ON'.THF CELLS 'OF THE. TUBERAL LOBE
OF ADEN9HYPOPHYSIS IN DOGS AND PATS, , ST IRUCTURAL AND STAINING
PROPERTIES UF EPITHELIUMt IN THE POPHYSEAL CAVITY DEPEND ON
E RESIDUALt RY
ACCUf,,ULATlf,'JN DF COLLOIDr 1111CREASING WITH. EXCLUSION OF PERIPHERAL
I NE GLAND ACTIVITY. THE RES u CA I
ENDOCR EPITHELTU4,j LINING THr- I UAL V TY
8MERING THE HYPOPHYSIS 6.14 THE SIDE OF PARS~.IINTERMED[At EVIDEINTLY
0, - FACILIT.Y:..~ LAO.: NEURGENOCCRINDL.,
-35SESSES EN Du C R 1 M EFUNCTION.
4Sr'. MEIJ&' RADIOL.1
ACAG. MfUs SCI. USSR~ 0 13ftl N S K9SSR.

015 UNCLASWItO PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
-:-CIRC ACCESSION NO-AP0137540
GP-0- ABSTRACT. PREVIEWING PRESENT EVIDENCE ON THE
WAY IN-WHICH ACTH INCREASES THE SYNTHESIS ANDSECRETION OF
.'CORTlCOSTEROIOS, IT IS POINTED OUT THAT N
0. CONCEPY. PERMETTING A
COMPREHENSIVE INTERPRETATION OF -MOST EXPTLS DATA ES AYAILABLE. CYCLIC 3
PRIME, 5 PRIME AMP SEEKS A VERY LIKELY INTERMEDIATE IN!THE 1141ECHANISM OF
ACTION OF ACTH ON THE ADRENAL CORTEX,~ THE-EVIDENC.E THAT ACTH ACTS BY
CHANGING THE CONCN. OF NADPHr THE;ACTjVrjTy OF.PHOSPHORYLASEv OR THE
ACTIVITY OF GLUCOSE,6,,PHOSPHATIE~DEHYDROGENASE IS CONTROVERSIAL. THE
NCREASED CONCN
EFFECTS OF I So OF ACTH WTHE ADRENAL CORTEX ARE SIMILAR
0 OT IDENTICAL WITH EFFECTS OF INCREASED CONCNS.'OF NADPH. ACYH
BUT N
J
INCREASES THE CONCN. OF RNA IN THE ADRENAL CQRTEX.'7 DATA CONCERNING THE
EFFECT OF ACTH~ON THE RATE OF INC'.ORPORAVt0N*.OF LAaeLEDIAMIND ACIDS INTO
THE__PROTEINS OF- THE ADRENAL CORTEX,-ARE~CONTRAOICTORY. SOME OTHER
.~PDSSISLE. MECHANISMS OF ACTION10T, ACTH ARE~~MENTIONEDP FACILITY:
MED.- RADIOL.t OBN INSK iUSSR is
UNCLASSIFIED

--TT
USSR UDC 612.434.018.01.4.482
(Deceased), and DEDOV, V. I Laboratory of Radiation
Neuroendocritiology, Scientific Research Institute,of bletiical Radiology,
7,- Academy of Hedical Sciences USSR, Obninsk
'.Differentiation and Reaction of Pituicyt6s of the Neurobypophysis Under
Conditions of General Irradiation"
Moscow, Byulleten' Eksperimeutal'aQy Biologii i Meditsiny, Vol 72, 1140 11,
Nov 71,:pp 107-109
Abstract- Rats 1-60 days old were subjected to irradiation with gar-na-rays
in a dose of 200 R. The effects of the irradiation on the differentiation of
pituicytes of the ne-urohypophysis were studie& Normally this differentiation
is completed tcrqards the age of 2 weeks. Irridiation produced changes in the
Pituicyter., w&ich consisted of a sharp increase in the number and volume of
lipid inclusions in their cytoplasm a-rid formation of chaxacteristic cilia in
differentiating pituicytes. The Increase i:
n the amount of lipid inclusions
was associated with an augmented release of ne-irosecretion into the blood,
the latter being a phenomenon that is typical for stress conditions.

USSR UDC 612A27+61Z.W+61Z.460
VOMHSKAYA, A. X., and VOYTKEVICH, Vk-1., Laboratory of Experimental and
ClInical Hematology, 1 0 -D og~ iiwni I@ F. Favloy Academy of
Sciences-of the USSR, Leningrad
"The Effect of Yqperoxia on the ErythropoietioProperties.of the Plasm of
Blood: Flowing From. a Kidney"
Leningrado Fiziologicheskiy Zhurnal SSSR imeni 1. M. Sechenov, Vol 57, No 11,
1971, pp 1,695-10699
Ab3tracte Irk an atteMDt to study the role of the kidneys ~Ln erytinropoiesis
under the corditions of hyoroxia# rabbits were subjected to an onvirownent con-
90 Tiercent oxygen and 10 percent nitrogen at nornial, atmospheric pressure.
It was discovered that the erythropoietio activity of the'plasna of arterial blood
from the Jddneyz of the rabbits decreased sigidficantly aft. er their exposure
to byperoxic conditions. The plasna of venous blood from the kidneys not oaly
did not possess.erythroDoietic properties, but It.even exhibited an inhibiting
effect on the mitotic activity of the ery-throblastic cells...in bone mar-row
cultures. This data indicates that hyperox1a:causes the kidneysto stop
seexetihg erythropoietin arA possibly-to begin the formation of a substance to
h i Usly the
inhibit exythropolesis. One of the cuases of these pbenonena Is obv o
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VOLUSKAXA, A. M. and VOYTKEVICH, Y. 1. Fiziologichaskiy Zhurnal SSSR imeni
I. Hi Sechenov, Vol 57, YO It, 1971, P~ 1,695-Ir699
hemodynamic changes in the kidneys in the form of plethora that were discovered
in tho."hyperoxic" rabbits. Tho peripheral blood of the rabbits was also
studied and an increase in the hemoglobin, erythroc34Ces, -wd the hematocrit
was discovered. As the number of reticulocytes.in the circulating blood and
the percentage of noriaoblastB In the bone mxrrow did not change, this increase
could not be attributed to the neuly formed'oryth-rocytes,,cut war. most likely
cmaected with the hemodynamic abatiges.

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POLYET-HYLEME TUBING WITH AN UPPER
OF THE CjAN!NULA TO THE 5,KINo THE THIC04ESS OF THE:.(-,j%NM(JLA WAS DEPENDENT
PRIOR TO THEiADMIWSTRATIGN, THE CAN.
-ON THE EXPERIMtENTAL DOG. NULA WAS
'FILLEO -41TH STERILE SALINE CONT A I N I NG. 50- 1:00 UN I TS:~: OF HEPAR I N I N, I ML
'THE, A600i'l-EN ~CAVITY IN -THE INAkCUTIZED DOC; 4A5 OPENED AT THE LINEA ALBA,
-THE LEFT KIDNEY YFIN THROUGH
THE CANNULA WAS INTROI~JCEO I NTO
E
SMJALLER MCOMING VEIN. THI. THICKNESS OF DiE CANNULA WAS A30()T 20 1114 S
SMALLEK THAN THE THICKNESS OF THE LEFT KIDNEY VEIN.` THE FIXATION PART
IIAS FASTENED RETWE-N THE SKIN AND MUSCL:ES:S0 THAT:THE CAiNNULAR ENDIsMG
VEINi THlS ALLO,4' BLOOD
POINTS TO THE KIDNEY AND LIES FREE 1M, Ili'-
TO BE. rAKEINI FkGM THE VEIN1WREWUMED TIME. AND AMOUNTS FOR A
LONG. PERIOD OF ',?r#'EEKS'0R `1 c I
I ONTHS, ~A ATL TY P. PAVLOV INST.
-PHYSIOL.v ACAD'.' SCI USSR, LENINGRAD, USSR.~
UNC LASS'l F IED

USSR UDC .612.111.3+612. U1.11+612.273+61.2.460
and VOLZUSKAYA, A. M., Institute of Physiology imeni 1. P.
Pavlov: Academy of Sciences USSR
"~ehe Possible Appearance of an Erythropoiesis Inhibitor in Blood from the Renal
Vein During Hyperoxal(
Moscow, Doklad.v Ak-ademii Nauk SSSR,Vol 191, No 3, 1970, pp 723-725
stract.- E--meriments on rabbits exposed for 0 hours to ;an atmosphere contalliling
A
b
90 percent oxygen revealed a decrease:,(almost total disappea-ranve) of erythropoie-
sis , ar eri 100a ram e et ven ric e and in on
activity of erythroblasts in a bone marrow culture was depressed, apparently be-
cause of the formation of an inhibitor of ery-thropoiesis in the kidneys. At the
sarne time, the hemoglobin content, er throcyte count and:hematocrit value were
Y
well above normal, an indication of the,lack of -redistribution of the erythro-
C tes due to hyperoxia. However, 24 hours after the~end of exposure, the
erythropoietic factor and other hematological indices were.~the same as in the
controls.
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_V2: o2&- UNCLAS FEED;~ PROCESSIING DATE--300r.T70
i-CIR-C. ACCESSION NO--AT0121619
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- INVESTIGATION Cl F TH
ABSTRACT.
G
E.RYTHROPOEITIC ACTIVITY OF THE KIDNEY BLOOD OF A. GROUP CTF 22 RABBITS
FGR 40 HR
I N- A NITROGEN OXYGEN ATMOSPHERE -CO-lT,'.I,%lING 90PERCENT
OXYGEN. A NEARLY COMPLETE ARREST OF ERYTHROPOETTIC ACTIVITY WAS
OBSERVED IN THE ARTERIAL BLOOD OF THE RAB611TS UMMEDIATELY AFTER
~~EXPOSUREs- WHILE THE BLOOD PLASMA FROM THE KJDNEY SHsGWED NO SUCH EFFCCTS.
I
'SUGGESTED.. THAT AN ERYTHROPOIESIS
'S INHIBITOR FQRJMEO~ EN THE KIONEY
BLOOD UNDER- IiYPEROXIA MAY BE RESPONSIBLE:FOR.THE ABSENCE OF:
_~-.-ERYTHROPOIESIS DEPRESSION IN THIS BLOOD* FACILITY.* AKADEAIIA
-WAUK SSSP,, INSTITUT FIZIOLOGII, LENINGRAD.,: USSR.
-UNCLASS IFIED_

USSR uDc: 624.l3l.43+539.21.o84-4q2.!-,
VOYTKOVSKIY, K. F.
Mechanics of,Avalanche Mo ion
V sb. Inzh..glyatsiologiya (Engineering.Glaciology--~ollect-~on of works),
Moscow, Moscow University, 1971S 80-87 (from RZh-Mekhanika, No 5, May
72, Abstract No 5V499)
_plicati,on ofthe differential equation
Translation. The author considers ao
of motion of a material point
dv
g sin f f
t 1 2
to description of the behavior of asnowslide. Here v is the rate of motion
of the avalanche, g is acceleration due to Fravity, ~ i~ the angle of the
slone, f, is the force of friction,. and f2 is the suri of other forces of
drag. Certain assun-ptions relative to fYand f2 are anc-'Iyzed which enable
determination of the maximuni range of reach or 'Cal avalati.che end its velocity/
in accordance with the known profile of the path of the~avalarzche. It i~--
noted that this method cannot be used to evaluate the hei-eht oll the leading

.-
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-T7
Ut S 'a UDC t:,09 .1
YOM-M ri, B. S., ai:,-' VOY-MOVSK11Y W. B., Moscov Institute of Steel and Alloys
"Electron Structure of Iron Atoms in the.Alpha- and Beta-Solid Solution of Titaniim
by the ~Zssbauer MeChoi~'
Sverdlovsk, Fizika Metallov i I Metallo~edeniye, Vol 29, No k, Apr 70, ,op 893--856
Abstract: it is krown that titairium undergoes pol~mon)houc, trtinsforration at
&02CC from the air-ha-modification witla an h.c.p. lattice to the 1,eta-modification
lattice. Alloying elements affect the temperature of the pol3T.-.or-
vith a b-c-c
transfonmt-lon of Which iron is the atrongest beta-phase s1kbilizer. To
Phous
deter;."-ne if There -as an-y relationahip bet-ween the change: of electron structure
atoms of 4,itanium in an alloy and. the etfect of inpurities on polymorphism the
and.
, 7 111 stainless steel
pectrum was employcd to study this problem. Co5
s
Ar".. used as EL tracer elerrent. SazTl-- chemicul composition: and heat treatur.Ant mode
are as follows:
Sample l- Ti-Fe (0.1% Fe)--diffusion saturation at -iobo'c, furnace cooled
SEL--ple 2 -ri-Fe (4.0 Fe) --water: quenched' from, 10000C;
samPle 3 Ti-Fe (g.% Fe)--water quenched from IOWOCI.~
Sample 4 Ti-Fe (g.% F6)--funaoe.cooled from 100011C~
-Sample 5 Ti-Fe- 10% Fe O.&A C~)..wntei quenched from 10000C
02 Jt.
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Fizika Metallav i NI'let4illovedeniye,
BOKSIMYN B. S., and VOYTKOVSKIY, YU. B.,
Vol 29 No 4, Apr 70, PP 893--8,06
Sample 6 Ti-Fe-Sn (10% Fe, 16% sn)--farnace cooled, heated to 5500C, quenched
in liquid nitrogen
Two graphs are presented which plot the YZssbauer aduarption. spectrzwn as per-
centaj~;e probability of an effect vs. chemical,shift in im/ijec. Sample 1 shows a
positive chemical shift and sa=le 6 ... a negatiye 6hift, Nihile tal the other swrples
had both positive and negative chemical shifts. It should;be mentioned thait sample
I contAiined only the alpha-phase while. sample 6 contained, anly the beta-phase. The
other stinpl-es had both alpha- and beta-phases*
In all the samples the spectrum of the beta-solid soltition has a doublet which
lis cwred in the 14&sbauer spectrtm by quadrilpole splittill~'f' If this Gplittil)g was
the result of the forwtion of a field gradient from the urition of encircling of
a: earance of a
substitution atoms in the absorbing nucleus,,: one would a:qxict j)r
A-aublet in alpha-titaniun but not in Vne beta-titanium sin4~e~ the alplia-phaso is b.c.c.
ard the beta-phase is h.c.p. Oxygen, forming sm.-interstitial solid solution in
:titanium, may be caused by splitting iP the cubic cryot4l d1w. to rupture of the
spherical symz~etry of electrons in the iron atoms. Since libe solubility of oxygen
in alpha-titanium is high (up to 30 at~), but- conn,,aratively last 'A'n beta-titanium,
distortions, which oxygen gives rise to In bata-titanUun chould. be greater.
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M!

2/2 M6 UNCLASSI'Fr,E.D. PROCE5SING DATE--040EC'70
!:--C:IRC-ACCESSION NO--AP0129179
-A BS.TRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE ELECTRON STATE OF THE FE ATOMS
---PRESENT IN TI BASE ALPHA AND BETA SOLIO SOLUTIONS''
WAS. STUD I ED BY A
METHOD BASED ON THE MOSSBAUER. EFFECTr~ WITH SPECIAt REF. TO THE
POSSIBILITY OF THERE BEING A CONNECTION BETWEEN -THE ELECTRON STRUCTURE
OF THE FE ATOMS AND THE IR PROPERYY (IF. STJ~B I L (Z I NG~ THE 8 ETA SOL I;)
SOLUTION FORMED BYA POLYMORPHIC TRANSFORMATION AT8800EGREESC. THE
RESULT S IND I CAT ED T HAT THE FG , T I I BOND - I N TH E BETA SOLUT I ON WAS MORE
COVALENT THAN IN THE ALPHA SOLUTIGN, AND. THIS. PARTLY EXPLAINED THE
BEHAVIOUR OF THE FE AS A BETA STABILIZER,
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w1_,'2/3 015 UjNCLASS I F I ED PROCESSING DATE--09OCT70
"Cl RC, ACCESSION NO--AT0li43Z6
~:AiiSTRACT/CEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABsrRAc,r. it is STATCO BY A. M-IREL (ANIN.
GEUPHYS. v 21 f 2) t 1965) THAT 114, TRANSPARERT WATERS THE ELUN(;Arlo~j Of- THE
SCATTERING INDICATRIX BETA IGAMMA)-BETA :(90) INCREASES WITH AN INCREASE
IN THE SCATTERING INOEX AT AN ~ ANGLE 9DUEGREES-f BETA190) I IT 'WAS
POSTULATED THAT THE SCATTERING INDICATRIX FOR PART-ICLES OF MARINE
SUSPENSIUNS IS CONSTANT FOR ALL WATERS AND THAT THF- 06SERVED wr-,zERENCES
BETWEEN THE SCATTERING INDICAtAlf-ES FOR SEA WATER CAN BE ATTKIBUTED TO
-CHANGES IN THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MOLECULAR SCA TTERING AND SCATTERING
BY SUSPENDED PARTICLES. A STUDY WAS UNDERTAKEN TO CHECK THIS HyporHFsis
BY ANALYZING THE SCATTERING INDICATRICES2 MEASUREDL IN THE INORTHERN PART
OF THE INDIAN OCEAN. THE 163 INDICATRICES WE RE FOR TRA14SPARENT WATER
1TRANSPARENCY 78 PERCENTJ. THEY, ARE REPRESENTED: $Y SMOOTH CUPVES
WIT-HOUT AjNY._. LOCAL MAXIMA 'Q'R MINI11A-~S"Mf' A5-_AR`E_' CHARAC i"ER IST IC', OF
SCATTERING INDICATRICES FUR MONGUESPERSE.SUSPENSIONS. THE CURVES
EXHIBIT APPRECIAbLE OlFrERENCES, SIGNIFICANT IN THE REGION OF ANGLES
LESS THAN 70DEGREES AND COMMENSURABLE :WITH THE EXPCERIMENTAL ERRORS WHEN
GREATER THAN 70DEGREES. THERE WAS A SIGNIFICANT CORRELATION BETWEEN THE
CHANGES OF N
LOG BETA (GAMMA)-BETA 1901 FOR'ANY FIXED SCATTERING Ai "LE FOR
-THE REGION OF ANGLES 4-70DEGREES AND THE CHANGE IN TH13 VALUE FOR AN
ANG~_-E OF 15DEGREES, SELECTED AS A REFERENCE LEVEL, AN0,THEREFURE LUG
BETA (GAMMA)-BETA (90) FOR AN ANGLE (IF, 15-DEGREES CAN BE USED AS A
::PARAMETER CHARACT E9141 ZING THE FORM OF THE INDICATR.IX. ALL. CUlJ'VES WERE
01-
-DIVIDED lNT0 FOUR TYPES CURRESPUNDING 10 FOUR THE LOG 80 A
115)-BETA (.90) VALUE.
LASS I

-112 026 UNCLASSIFI~b PROCESSING DATE--tbOCT70
JATLE--OBSERVATION OF THE SUPPRE,SS,I(JN -OF~ THE INELkSTIC CHANNEL OF A
_,_,~~-..:NUCLEAR REACTION DURING RESONANCE. NUCLEAk. SCATTER.ING OF GAMMA RAYS IN A
.AUTHOft-(04)-VOYTQVETSKIYv V-K.',KGRSUNSKlYvA*L.t NOVIKbvp A.I.,, PAZHIN,
T Y~OF INFO_-6SSR
COUN R
GURC E---; P I S I M AL H. EKSP. TEOR. FIZ. 970t, L:1(3) v149-53
~DATE PUBL IS HED---"-- 70
AREAS--PHYSICS
;_~-f'OP I CTAGS--SINGLE CRYSTAL PROPERTY-, GAMMA IRRADIATION, GAMMA SCATTERING,
1-1 Ni -ISOTOPE' RESONANCE-SCATTERINGi PARfICLE ABSORPTIONt~ INELASTIC
:SCAT T ER I NG RADIATION DETECTOR, COLLIMATOR
OfiTROL XARKING--N0 RESTRICTIONS
.-DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
"PROXY REEL/ FRAM E--l 98 8/0241 STEP NO--Uit/0386/7D/011/003/C)149ZC)15.3
CIPCI-ACCESSION NO--AP0105317
UNCLASSIFIED
Mimi

212 026 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-160CT70
_iRC ACCE5SION NO--AP0105317
1~48STRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. THE DEPENDENCE OF THE INTENSITY OF
REFLECTION ON THE kELATfV& VE:LOCITY OF GAMMA RAYS 114 THE SOURCEt AND IN
APERFECT SINGLE CRYSTAL, 420 MU THICK coNrG. 88PERCEiNT PRIME119 SN WAS
1--,STUDIEO AT 90DEGREESK IN ANIASSEMBLY, WHICH DIFFERED FROM THAI JESCRIBED
PREVIOUSLY (VOITOVETSKII, ET AL*.# 1965)-BY THE REPLACEMENT OF TliE
CRYSTAL,M0N0CHR[JMATOR,i3Y A SLOT COLLrMAtIOR. IN ~.THE SPECTRUM REGION WHE
R RESONANCE SCATTERING MAGNiTUDE,OF F 9 OVERN 1,.,L R ER HAN E
-SCATTERINGt F.SUBE, WHEN INDEPENDENT ABSORPTION ON SEP- NUCLEI IS AT A
~.~MAX.t AND dAVES FORM PRIMARILY BY NUCLEL C TERING, ABSORPTION IS WEAK.
THIS,wAS ASCRIBED TO SUPPRESSION OF INELASTIC CHANNELS.: IN THE.-REGION
WHERE MAGNITUDE Of F R OVER N IS SMALLtRJHAN F SUBE2 WAVE FIELDS;ARE
FOR MED PRIMARILY BY F SUBE.
QNC LASS I F I E 0.,

Instrument --and-'EqUIPinent
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USSR
VOYTOV7CH, A., Pravda, 13 Feb 72, p 3.
most northern gas pipelinein the world, and on the con*truction of the Koll
skaya Atomic Electric Power Station in Yakutlya. Ve rejoiced at the radiogram
from the remote sixth continent# which was sent by the physician of an antarctic
expedition. He reported that the 'Penguin' kept the winterers safely warm at
the lowest temperatures.
"As is well-known, the idea to develop heatable winter clothing has
long attracted scientists from different countries. There am several typez of
such suits. The principle of clectr1o'heating is used in some, that is, a
nichroze spiral is interwoven into the fabxic, and,in others heat is released
during chemical reactions among various substances, However, such suits have
not become widespread, because they are bulkyp:unreliable in operationp and
expensive. It was necessary to search. for: a npw type of:~heating,
"We decided to use electroconductive fabric. Such mataTial -- soft,
thing and possessing great heat transfer - was developed. Three years ago our
personnel in cooperation with specialists from a number of scimtific research
institutes and the laboratoxy of the Ukxainian,SPOUodezhda Association and
with Kiev hygenists developed the first model of this suit with the use of
current-conducting fabric. The suit Is w= and li6htg talt its use is limitedt
-suppl
because the beating elements need:anextevn4l.power' Y
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USSR
VOYTOVICH, A., Pravda, 13 Fab 72, p 3
"The 'Penguin' has an autonomous supply. It consumes five tiries less
electric poimr than its predecessor. In such,special-puxpose clothing =-.n
can set out on a long trip into A%-,hedepthiof the Polar Regions or the taiga
and move freely on a conatruction project.. The storage:tatteries attached to
ur period.. Then they.can be recharged."
the belt are sufficljnt for a full24-ho
1. M. Naunanko, candidate of medical, sciencest
"What dictated our suit's 'style'?; When stLtyin8 the topography of
skin temperatures and the effect ofelectrio beating on man, neLcal hygienists
axrive(I at the conclusion that it was not necersary to.varz the whole body.
In this case the body's defense reactions are;dulled and it becomes 'soft.'
It is sufficient to warm specific p&rts,ofAhe:bodyi and1man will not be afraid
of the cold.
"Engineers and physicians jointly 'sewed" the new suit, SDeciallsts
'Diseases carefully
from the Kiev Institute of labor Hygiene and OccupaUo=1
thought out where -to place the electrodes and how to ma1ce; the *uit nore non-
fortable. The strips of the electroeonductiVe fabrii placed under ordinary
lining are heated to 30 degreea in half-a minute. If it becomes.too hot for a
person during this walk or vorko a thermoregulator zakes, it possible to reduce
the heat supply..

_f t_tf
n ft
USSR
VOITOVICH, A., Pravdat 13 Feb 720 P 3
"1# as a physician, would like to note that the 'Penguin' is also suit-
able for therapeutic purposes.. There a= diseases which require constant
-and~chronic vascular and Joint
waiving. People suffering from radiculitis,
diseases am unable to be outdoors In winter# They-badly. need such clothing."
0. M. Immalkov, chief designer of, &'di*~Ialont
."We receive many'lotters itith the samo-requesti 'Give us your suits
more quicklyll. Recently, we have received such orders;from timber industry
workers.in Arkhangellskaya Oblastp builders from Norilskand Salekhard, azd
from fishermen in the Far East. This is not surprising., I;uits 1(ith elect-Vic
heating aria handy for members of polar expeditions, ~ goolo6dstsp .Lvindeer
breederal builders, helicopter pilots# and seamen,--.one .oaznot enumerate all
the occupations$
"The institute's design and technological office on order.% from the
USSR Ministry of the Gas Industry is manufacturin .-I it vn efforts
~ g throug' s o
ItOOO -Penguins' for the builders of northern gas pipelines. The first batch
haz already been dispatched to Salekhard, The Moscow Experlizental-Technical
Sewing Factoxy. of the So_yuzglavspetsodozhda; All-Union, Wa AdrAnistration for
Special-Purpose Clothing7Association will w-hufalctun a few thousand sets in
the,.first half of this year with.the help of our experimental suction. How-
ever, this is only a drop in the bucket.
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VOYTOVICH, A., Pravda, 13 Feb 72# p 3

USSR umc: 62li375-82
VOYTOVICH,, A, -P.
t'Fre-quency Characteristics of a Gas Laser With Nonlineer Selective Losses"
Minsk, Chastotnyye kharakteristiki gazovogo lazera s nalineynyini selektiv-
nymi poteryami..In-t fiz. fiN BSSR (cf~ English above.Instituteof Physics,
BSSR Academy of Sciences), preprint, 1972,:68,PP, ill-., mimeo. (from RZh-
8, Aug 73, abstract No.8D988,Cr6sum'63)
Translation-. A study is made of the way that the frequency composition of
-radiation emitted by a gas laser with nonlinear selective losses in the
presence of strong competition and~selection oif m6des depends on the position
of natural oscillations of the cavity relative to the absorption line. The
author investigates the influence which the longitudinal. magnetic field ap-
plied to the absorbing medium. has on frequency selection. The double optical
rooonance which arises in this case and the~possibility of using It to ateasure
Lande~ factors are considered. The author proposes using,various nonlinear
effects which occur in a single-frequency gas laser for Purpo.!;es of high-
resolution spectroscopy. Isotopic shift ofAhe neon line is ms-asured. It is
shown that a laser with nonlinear losses displays hysteresis with transition
frox one-frequency emission to two-frequendy and back. Bibl. 69.

-T
_7 F7
7
USSR
VOYTOVICH, A. P., et al
'.'S tudy of the Selection of Frequencies inaHelium-Neo117 Laser with an Absorb-
ing Neon Cell Inside the Resonator"'
Leningrad, Optika i Spektroskopiya, May 11-9711 pp 940-946
Abstract: The effect of the natural frequencies of a resonator with respect
to.the absorption and amplification circuits and the extent of break-up of
line of magnetic field absorption on the frequency~structure of the
generating radiation were studied. in, detail. '' By,means of a theoretical
approximation of a weak. light field the concurrence of two frequencies in
a laser with an absorbing cell in a magnetic.field was'examined.
The authors determined the parameters characterizing t~e self-saturation
and-the effect of radiation of one frequency on the generation of a second
frequency, and they found the generation frequencies and the intensity of
the longitudinal magnetic field for which these paramecers have resonance
features. It was shown experimentally ihat.in a,gas laser in which the
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iHI
IWSR
UX .621-373:535
VOYTOVICh.1 A. P. and SMIRNOV., A. Ya.
.."The.Generation of Two Frequencies ina Gas Laser-with Nonlinear Selective
Losses"
Leningrad, Optika i Spektroskopiya, Vol 34, No 5, ~hY 73, PP 925-930
Abstract: An experiment was conducted to producedual frequency oscillation
In a- helium-neon laser 0.63 inicrQmqters) with a neon absorbing cell
within the laser resonator. The eyperimental apparatua, mde it posvible to
displace the natural frequencies of the resonator:continuously,or to place
them in a known position with respect tothe contour ofthleabsorptionil�ne.
It is well known that the product of the'self-abso4ition values will be
greater than the cross absorption product only if the two frequencies of the
resonator are nearly symmetrical with respect to the central frequency of the
abBorption. contour. This is true if thetfrequency difference is greater than
the ~uniform width of the absorption line.contour. It mould be interesting to
know if dual frequency oscillation can be,obtained only over.s. narrow range of
frequency differences when the light field is.not.weak-
A,conclusion from this and other studies is that the colmetition of fre-
qt;encies in agas, laser can lead to resonance.plienomena in the characteristics
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USSR
VOYTOVICh, A. P.. and SMMOV, A. Ya., Optika i Spektroskopiya, Vol 34, No 5,
Yhy 73, pp 925-930
of the oscillations, and that the frequency range over vftich these phenomiena
-occur is considerably less than the width of the absorption line contour of a
low pressure gas. There are hysteresis phenomena in the traasition from single
to dual- frequency oscillation and back. The:second oscillation (and therefore
the,peak signal) disappears at a higher value of absorption than that at which
it. appears, while the peak signal amplitude is greater at its appearance than
at.-its, disappearance. This diaracteristi~c should be useful in stabilizing the
twol frequencies of oscillati
on.
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USSR UDC: 681.325.65
KOCRUR, A. P., VOYTOVICH I. D MIMAYLOV, G. A.~
_Cryotron Logic NOR Element"
USSR Authors' Certificate No 248766, Filed 15 February 1969, Published 22
-,January 1970 (Translated from Reverativayy Zhurnal Avtomatika, Telemekhanika
i Vychislitel'naya Tekhnika, No 10, 1970, Abstract No 1OB100P, by N. V.)
Translation: The element suggested contains a superconducting circuit with
an input cryotron for each input, output and,regulating cryotron S. It differs
from known circuits in that the superconducting: circuit contains. two branches.
'One branch consists of the series-connected input cryotron:tubes, while the
other consists of the series-connected grids.of,the output cryotran and tube
r ~ the control cryotron, One output of the grid :of this latter ~cryotron is
O-L
connected to the cycling voltage su ply; the other, to theipoint of connec-
V
tjQn of the tio branches of the circuit. This asj3uros funptional compatibil-
ity with simi I ar elements and decrease& power'l ccinsumptlon.; Two,illuotrations.
30
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USSR UDC 621.~95.67-001-5
VOYTOVIC-H, N.N.
"Concerning The Synthesis Of An Antenna According To it Specijfljed Amplitud
Diagram Of Radiation (V.V. Semenov's Method)"
Radiotekhnika i Elektronika, Moscow, Vol XVIT, No 12, Dec 1972, pp 2491-24P7
Abstract; A method based on ideas dio~ussed, in a paper by V.V. Semenov
-FR;Ad-iotekhnika i Elektronike, 1972, 17, .1. 23i an(' earlier t-pplied to qujoi-
'Optical problems 'a uced for eolub-ion of the' problcm cW the, c
L -ynthasiq of ar,
antenna according, to a opecil'ied ampli-ti do-diagram. F0110-ainE., Sci-;i-nov's viorh
a special choice of conditiono eliminut-s superdirecil-,nal voll.1tions. Tiie
problem reducei; to a nonlimar inte'vi-al ea ntion which. parmito a nui,~3ricjl
u
solution by the method of succeosive. approximations. TI genasrz;l cace of E..
linear antenna is Gcnsidered as well as the case .-iith limit--it ion at an -L.,n!. no-an
distribution of the current. NumerIcal reEulLs obt3j.-ad on an electrcnic com-,,ut-
er are presented for two specific amrlitud,3 diagrams -- isornetric and with
lineur dependence on angular coordinates. The author th:rikijA3.114, K3tserclcnbaum
for assi6tance -in ful-lillinr-, L nd Ya. 14. Fel'dJ'or int
'lie work- a J U!
erest -* n - h~ work
and valitablo council. fig. 7 rof. Rriceivad ~by aditorv, 1 Dec 1071.

USSR UDC 534.231.1
VOYTOVICH, K. N., and SRATROV, A. D., Institute of Radio Engineering and
MEMB-filEg-of-the Academy of Sciences USSRj Moscow
"Series Expansion of a Field by Normal Waves in an Underwater Channel"
(Main results of this. task were reporte& at. the Fifth'All-Union Symposium of
'Wave Diffraction and Propagation, Leningrad, Jun 70)
Moscow, Akusticheskiy Zhurnal, V61 18, No Ap' Oct-Dec :72, pp 516-523
Abstract: The problem of excitation of the layer of a liquid by a point
source is analyzed. The source is assumed lying on a:homogeneouF. liquid
half-space and bounded above by an absolutely soft wall. Generally speaking,
the layer is not uniform vertically, A representatioi-i.in the form of a
series is obtained for the whole nnerlayer:field, while each term of the
series represents a product of functions,of-vertical.and horizontal coordi-
nates. The functions of the vertical coordinate are the same as functions
of normal waves. However, the dependence of terms ofthe horizontal coordi-
nate series is not reducing to the Hankel function. The effectiveress of
the obtained series expansion is illustrated by numerical data of the most
simple case of a layer homogeneous over the whole depth. Tiiree illust:rations,
two uiblen, twonty seven formulas, sixteen bibliographical references.

U-33R. qc - 621 7721,8:535
VOYTOVICH, N. N.
"Statistical Analysis of Irregular Quasioytical. Lines Ld ght: Guides) With
the-Uue of a Comuterit
V sb. Antennv (A2itennas--collection of Works):, Vyp. 9,.~Irioscot, "5vyaz1%
1970 pp 53-61 (from RZh-1 dioteldihika, No 12, Dee 70, Abstract No 12B2h8)
Translation: A nethod is outlined for analy-,-inq- qiumd.~)ptical troncinisoian
lines -vrith rantiom nonhomogenei ties. The ~method is base,d. on covriputer
simulation of such lines. Results are presented whi eh wore obtained by
modeling liCJA pipes with random ~trwisverse di6placements o-r: Pla.,;e correc-
-tdz~s. The effect of beam demping is explained (deviation of: its, trajectory
from opticogeometric) and optimum focal..distances~are'given. A comparison
.,is made of the.results of modeling'light 'g~uid s. with a6a witho
e ut self-
-adjustr--nt. Four illustrations bibliography of;13 ti~,les. Resum'e.

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ACT. INVr TIGATI N bF THE PRi -L& u'
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:'--TVE LENS PROFILE F6R OPrIlMAL CONVERSICN- OF I:H E S -~` U k C EFIELD INTO A
-C TR I At
CR ~ END IT, IS f'SSWIED THAT THE
w-SPECIFIEG FIELD AT THE RECEIVE 4 EU
:0lMEfNSlrj,%S OF THE LENS APERTURES ARE 1ARGE, THAT 1HE DISTANCE BFTk~EIE-14
LENSES: IS iMIUCH LAkGEP, THAN IHCIR DIMENSIONS, THAT, IHE:.L~JNSES ARE T ri IIN
'THOUT A'FFECIING THE A14PLITIJDE
ENGUGh TO CHANGE THE PHASE 011STRIBUTION WE
DISTRIBUTIUN,, AND THAT THE SOURCE AND. RECE I V~R F I.(-LOS BARE 1,11 PH,"ISE 'NO
IDENTILALLY PGILARIZEC. A PREVIUU-SLY~G-ESCRIEAEL) I.rERAIjYE PROCEDUkE is
:APPLIED IN THE
-CALCULATION, ANU-:AN EXA,0LE-,IS G I V~-N FJjRjHE ccj'%wERsIrjN
OF: AN 'H SUB10 RECTANGULAR WAVEGUIDE-. fjUGE
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THERMODYN&MIC CHARACTERISTICS OF
REFRACTORY COM, POUNDS
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lu=-oplawt-yo SovodirtLril amic eaki-yo --Kharakt47-ristiki,
d7E-opres 70i
Sgn~ NatikOva Ptmka Publi3hIng
House, Xiev, 220 pages.
C014TENTS
.PAGE
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Introduction .................. .............. ................... 4
7herlodynam' cn of borldcz__ ........... ...... I.........
T%.rm"'iy"ztmLcs of Ca-btdos .............. ................... 24
The ~.harw-dynAmlcs of Nitrides ........................
60
of StIc[Jvv .................. .................. 7,
V: . llnrrm,~dyna~i.. Co.1-atibility of Refractory Metals With
Vario,,~, 0,.Idcr ................................................ 124
1. Them~dyn~~Ic Pu4rtlbilicy of Redu%:tion of Oxides by Carbon ...... 168
V,:!. The Thermodvn"~,ic Pasqibility of Production ~( Certain
ReE-~actcry Ccr.(,,)und!i ........... I........... I .................. 183
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USSR UDO 669.094, 3:621.295
d PUGACH, E. A., In'stitute of Problems of Material
a
n
rainia SSRI
Sci,qfice,.Acadeny of Sciences. U1, ni
"High-Temperature 0-adation of Titanium Catbide"
Kiev, Poroshkovaya metallurgiya,.No 2, Feb. 72, op 63 68
Abstract: This study concerns the high-temperature oxidation of TiC in
open air within 500-1200'C for 5 hrs.. In.the TiC interaction with oxygen,
the nost preferred reaction appears to 'be that of the. formation of
corresponling oxides and carbon accumulated,under the layer of the scale.
The thermodynamic calculation of equilibria,in TiC-O(II) systems within
298-20000K indicates Ti to be unstable-lin-0 and N media up to 18000C.
In the proccess of TiC oxidation carbon appears to Dromote -the sintering
of scale and stabilization of oxide nhases. Ibe metallography and x-ray
diffraction analysis of the TiC sinter:scale indicates,the'Dresence of
metallic titanium which sunports the comDlex model of the faulty structure
of the oxides suggesting predominant diffusion of interstitial cations at
high temperatures. (3 illustrations, 1, table, 20 bibliographic references).

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TITLE--USE OF PQLYrVINYL ACETATEt EMULSIONS F- 0 RGLIJING~WDOD AT LOW
TEMPERATURES -U-
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CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0124639
1
BSTRACTIIEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- AB ST RACT. WHEN POLYU14INYL ACETATE) (1)
.A
EMULSIONS ARE APPLIED TO THE SURFACE:Or- WOQDr TH-~- WATER EVAPORATES AND
ABSORBED BY THE POROUS SUBSTRATE,.AND;I IS CONVERTED INTO A SOLID
FILM ViHICH, HOWEVER, JS STRONG ONLY WHEWTHE I GLOBULES COALESCE To FOR14
'LESCE DEPENDS: ON THE TFMP.
:A CGNTINUOUS LAYER. THE TENDENCYTO~,COA AND
THE PH., AT A PH EXCEEDING THE RECOMMENDED LEVEL,I(3F 4-6, THE MIN. TEMP.
OF FILM FORMATIGN INCREASES; AT~PH 4915,,:51 AND 6o~ IT ES 5,20, AND
30DEGREESt-RESP. ADON. OF AN ACID, PREFERABLY H SUB3 PO SUB4r LOWERS
THE PH OF I EMULSIONS AND INCREA.sr=s,THE.AVALLABLE~TE.I-IP. RANGE. AT PH 3t
-THE MIN. TEMP..IS LOWERED TO 1-2DEGREES.- AT THIS,PHo THE PHYSICOMECHo
PROPERTIES OF THE GLUED JOINT ARE IMPROVED, AND ITS WATER RESISTANCE Is
'INCREASED, APPAaENTLY BECAUSE UF LOWER~ R
''INTERNAL ST AINS DEVELOPING
DURING THE FILM FORMATION. EXPTL...DATA SHOW THE DELAMINATION
RESISTANCE, THE SOFTENING COEFF.r AND WATEVABSORPITION OF GLUED JOINTS
OBTAINED AT PH 5 AND 3t BY USINGA EMULSIONS APPLIED TO THE SURrAcE OiF
GLASS*
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USSR UDC 576-809-53
ro- ;VO~YTOVIQH -Y V.t GRIKHUTNIIWVA, 0. P., EMYMV, V. I., and FUITOMAnY,
Institu
&I.Inatitute of Physics% Siberian,Branch, Academy of Sciences USSR
OAutotrophic Culturing of Hydrogen-Oxidizing Bacteria in Continuous Culture"
Moscow Prikladnaya Biokhiniya i Mikrobiologiya, Vol: 7, 110 2, Ihr/Apr 71,
PP 183-188
Abstracti Autotrophic assinilation clf~CO? Tfith simultaneous regeneration of
and some food has been discusse&in tfie li-teratua~a. Use for this
02 t H201
of H2 bacteria capable of Utilizing C e
purpose as, a soure: of C while
deriving
enera from the oxidation of H2 is preferable to that of photo-autotrophs,
because less enerQr is expended per unit amount of synthesized biomass. Hydro-
genoraonas eutropha Z-1 were culture continuously In A laboratory beszej with
a "PacitY of 5-7 1, a1A was filled up to 2 1. A zolution~containing (ir gli.)
IIa2HPO4 1, %PO4 3, 1,19104 0.1, CaC12 0,02, Fe citrate 0.25 was used, to
whIch 10% urrea. ard the trace elements B, Co, Cut Mn, Zn~.Mb, and Ni in the
form of a Hoagland solution has beenadded. A Aixt=4 of Co~f 02 and H 2 was
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-continuously pumped in, Automatic contr o1 tased on continuous measurement
of optical density iras applied. When the optical density reached a certain
levelp a part of the culture was withdrawn and fresh nutrient medium added.
The conposition of the Gaz dischaxeed from the apparatvs.waz determined.
The intensity of the process was determined on -the basis of the hourly rate
of growth and the anount of dry biomass produced per dry per liter. On the
basis of the data obtained, it was. calculated that for ~ an installation irith
a zass transfer of ' 25 nl/mIn per,lz effective.bio-masav -Lhe maxi-
h2 up to
mum efficiency (maxilium production of biomass per- day per liter) ~dll result
when the gas mixture contains 2-3-i4o CO, 15-3Cr, 02, 30-1655 H., depending on
the biomass concentration. The maximum rate of growth"obtained was 0.2/hr.
With Increasing bionass concentrations# the rate of growth decreased, while
the efficiency of the process increased linearly. Altlou,-h culturing was
conducted under non-sterile conditions, contamination of the culture with
extraneous species did not exceed 1%-under optimum int6nsive growth conditions.
The apparatus wras run for 105 days with continuous periods of operation
aaounting to 11 days.
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