SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ZHLUDKO, A.D. - ZHOROV, YU.M.

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• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
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2/2 026 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE-30OCT
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AT0129944
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT'o MEASUREMENT OF ION COMPOSITION B*
MEANS-OF MP 12 ROCKETBORNE MASS SPECTROMETERS OF BENNET TYPE AT POLAR
AND MID LATITUDES OF THE E,REGION,. AT MID LATI-rUDES THESE MEASUREMENT
WERE PERFORMED UNDER THE PROGRAM OF COMPLEX STUDY OF EFFECTS CAUSED BY
SOLAR FLARES. AMCNG OTHEREXPERIMENTSt TWO ROCKETS WERE LAUNCHED WITH
ION-MASS SPECTROMETERS ON BOARD* THE LAUNCHINGS TOOK PLACE ON APRIL I
AND 20, 19691 AT 1700 AND 17-4 LTp RESPECT:IVELY. THE FIRST SOUNDINGS
CHARACTERIZE THE UNDISTURBED IONOSPHERE AND THE SECOND THE DISTURBED
ONE* BECAUSE AVERAGE !NTENSITY.MAGNETIC STORMS:WERE OBSERVED BETWEEN
THESE TWO LAUNCHINGS. IN PARTICULARt ABSOLUTE ION CONCENTRATION
INCREASE WAS OBSERVED IN THE DISTURBED-IONOSPHERE REACHING ITS MAXIMUM
EFFECT AT 99 KM. THE PREDOMINANT UON CONCENTRATION RATIO
0Z(PLlJS)-NO(PLUS) ALSO BECAME.DIFFERENT. AT POLAR LATITUDES THE ROCKE
WAS LAUNCHED AT 2358 LT ON MARCH ZLOURING UNOISTRUZIED MAGNETIC
TA SHOW THE SPORADIC E WAS
CONDITICNS. THE IONOSPHEKIC STATION DA
OBSERVED AT THIS TIME AT THE 100 KM:ALT,ITUDE. ~FROM At! ANALYSIS OF TH
DATA OBTAINED IT WAS ESTABLISHED THAT IN THE ALTITUDE RANGE FROM 97 TG
171-KM NO(PLUS) AND 021PLUS) IONS W~RE PREDGMUNANT IN THE NIGHT POLAR
ATMOSPHERE; AT HEIGHTS GREATE&THAN 150 KMiSPALL QUANTITIES OF UIPLUS)
WERE PRE-SENT, FACILITY.* INSTITUT EKSPERIMENTAL-NOI METEORLOGI
OBNINSK*.USSR.

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7LOV.,-%, ZIE-D-KINT, 1. S M% F 14 1,,S
KA..
"Di-Efe-zeritial (Comple-.0 Hypottiermia acid Its
-erimalat-al --Sd Theore-
tic-al Basis"
1%.Ln,,k, Vest-i Akadcmiyi Nauk 13SS.1, Seryya b -i y al a94g ic~lnylca
'No .1, 1970, pp 60-66
b--rract: broad review of th e appli ations of hyp 6
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presented and tt
lie various biological functions Anvolticd, inClLldinE
F.XG, biochec"ILstry, hermodynamics, central one. peropheral affects,
etc. are discussed. An original construction of a cool-!*n,; ch~~tiber
is shown, consisting of two chambers, ond for the head, nna one
Lor the body-, in which the temperatures. diftfer. The af-,--cct o-f U70-
chamber hypotliarmia,. occurrin-f under differentdcgrees of temperature
on vari.ou5 reflexes in dogs, hemodynamics, hormones, mirierals, and
blood proteins is discussed. Various: clinical possibilities are
discussed and the use of this apparatus i. ti cardiac surgrery is
suggested.

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OSSR -6 9. 017. i 1
UW:
CHATTERDZHI, A. K. IMLYSHEVA, T, Ya. and ZRYOYD I,josco,,j
Ord
"Phase Composition of Slags of the Calcium Oxide-Aluminwi Oxide-Calcium
Fluoride System"
Mn-_~ow, 1--vesLiya AMdemii Nauk S S S11, Mctally, No 6, 'Mlov-Dec 110, ~np 58-64
Abstract: Ilie informntion availalble on tho h4se com. C,
p 2os!I Lion -nl aO-Al203-
CaF2 sla-s is inadequate, fra,mentary, andl coat-radictor, Opt-_;~~,11 and x-ray
,F
diffraction analyses of heat-treated representative san~)L'es inthcace that the
C',10-A19-03-CaF2 ternary system is noncoutlib Val that
r ium in open: aii:
actioii occur. On Lho ~a.3iG of this ex~,minatioi -,o b C
it al., -Canl I)o-.3iILd_e tc
cer
tain features of the fusibility,inotheri s oi: i:-ip ternary sysreni.
in a tertiary syater-, tho primary crysrallizacion al~
.1, have, bln;ixy calciuini
alumLnates. With the formation of the ternary compound, :11,'110 1 J,tj J4
the fluoride derivative of the unstable plia.se C12A7 becomias mos:t: s;:able while
the stable monoalwinate Ul. is limited to a narrow range ok campositions up
to 14'/- CaF2- The irregnilar occurrence of the ternary compound C3A9.CaF2 in

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USSR UDC 543.42.08
ZUMURKIN, Yu. A., and SHUSHKMOV, V. M.
"Small-Scale Source of Direct-Current Arc for Spectral Analysis"
V Sb. "VII Ural'sk. Konf. po Spektroskopii, 1971. Vyp. 1" (In the Collection
"Seventh Ural Conference on Spectroscopy, 1971. No V"I Sverdlovsk, 1971,
pp 41-42 (from Referativnyy Zhurnal,,No 10%, Oct 72. 39. Metrologiya i
lzmeritel'naya Tekhaika. Single, Issue.. :Cabs* tract No 10.32.992 by V. S. K.)
Translation: A new developed schema of a thyrite d-c'arc source (AS) used
for.spectral determination of the,oxygen content in metal by the Fassel
method is discussed. The AS consists of the power block control block,
timer, safety device, and a sparking block for are igifition, The arc
current is controlled in the 5-50. amp range, the power,. used by the control
block Is.one watt. The unit is naturally.colled by air. The dimensions
ofthe AS are 5OOx5OOx4OO mm. A two year service experience of the AS has
demonstrated its high degree of reliability and stabill-ty in operation.
One illustration, two bibliographical- references..

USSR UDC 546,185:541.651.2
-ZffrfUROVA 1 .111. YURCHENKO, V.. G. KUKHAR' V. P., and:ZOLQTArX!,VA, L. A.,
lln-s-Eltute of.Organic. Chemist c my r
ry A ade Uk ainian SSR
leactivity
"The Effect of the Substituents at the Phosphorus AtoT on the 1,
and Electron Donor Properties of the Phosphazo Group.
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, Vol 42 (104), No 12, Dec 72, pp 2656-
2660-
Abstract: In an attempt to comparethe effects of substituents on the
basicity constants and electron spectra of phospliazobdnzenes, pKa values
of a series.of triazylphosphazoben2enes~were determindd. The basicfty
constants vary considerably with the,electron nature.of alkyl substituents
up to 6-7 PKa units. The substituents at the phosphorus atom have a lesser
influence an the electron donor.p-roperties,of the phosphazo.group in the
el c
x ited state than on the reactivity~of:the*~P:N.:

USSR UDC 547.419.1
YURCHENKO, R. I., KUKEEAR-., V. P.., ZOLOF-PkMVA;, L. A.., and
inqoo~i A V., Institute of Organic Chemistry, AcadeuT of Sciences, Ukrainian
SSR
"Protomtion of Triphenylphosphazoazobenzenes. H. Ef3rect of Substituents on
the Position of Tautomeric Equilibrium!'
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey XhimAi., Vol 42 (104), No 9, Sep 7L), pp 1954-1959
Abstract: Tautoveric equilibrium in the solutions of 4-~triphenylphosphaazoazo-
benzene salts depends on the cuncentration'of,acid as well as on the electronic
nature of the substituents at 41 -position. The differences in absorption maxim
in neutral and acid media and the basicity constants of.4~triphenylphosphazoazo-
benzenes can be correlated with the; 0'-constants of 41-~,qixbstituents-

USSR UDC 54T-558-1
= A NKO R. I. and A. P.~ Institute of Organic
ciences, Ukrainian-SSR
"The Effect of Substituents at the Phosphorus Atom on the Auxochromic Activity
of the Phosphazo Group. ITI"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey Khimi
I, Vol 43 (105), No 5, Mzy 73, PP 1040-1043
a stronger auxochromic agent
Abstract: The group (C6ff5)21(C6H5)3p=N]P=N is
than (C611 NIP=N or (C6"5)3p=N' The effect of the dimethylazdno group
5 21(CH3)2
on the electron-donating properties of the P=N bondc is diminished in compari-
son with its electron donating effect Crq5). The increase In the auxochromic
activity due to the substitution of.one phenyl group by~a triphenylphosphazo
group is due evidently to the specific stracture of the~auxochrm (C6H5)2
[(C.6H5)3P:t-1V1=N- Two interconvertea phosphazo groups contaia the bond system
P-N-P within which a uniform distribution,of electron density is possible.

USSR
UDC 546-1-85
ZM4JROVA. I. N., YUMHENKO, R. I.., YURCHENKO, V. G.,, WMIAR A. A. and
'0950 __A'-__V---;'-Institute of Organic Chemist
ry, Academy.of Sciences Ukraine SSR
"Electrophillic Constants (Cr+) of Phosphazo Groups"
Leningrad, Zhurnal Obshchey mimii, voi 42(1o4), vyp 4,~i972, PP 779-785
Abstract: Correlation equations betweenUmax of para-disubstituted benzenes
XC6Hj Y -- vhere X is a fluctuating donor and Y is a stable acceptor -- and the
eledrophillic coi3stants of the X group may be used to dalculi_,te the 6 + of
new electron-donor groups. This linear relationship betveenlhrax and Lr+ was
determined for benzaldehydes, acetophenones, nitro benzenes, azabenzenes, and,
nitroazabenzenes in ethanol, acetanitrile,.-heptane.. hexa-fte, and isooctane. line