SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KIRZHNER, V.M. - KISELEV, N.I.

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USSR
KIRZHNER, V. M.
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"The Behavior of Trajectories of Polyploid Genetic Systems with Migration"
Vychisl. Mat. i Vychisl. Teklin. fComputer Mathematics and COMPLIter Technol-
o1gy -- Collection of Works], No 3, Khar'kov, 1972, pp 141-143 (Translated
from Referativnyy Zhurnal Kibernetika, No 6, 1973, Abstract No 6V722, by the
author).
Translation: A theorem is proven on the convergence of trajectories for a
system of autosomal polyploid populations with migrations. Generations
are assumed nonoverlapping, while crossing satisfies the panmixia condition.
A.proof is presented using the method of differential operators suggested
by 0. Rayersol.

USSR
RZIENER, V. M., TABAChNIKOV, NJ. I.
"One Problem of Optimal Selection"
Vychisl. mat. i Vychisl. Tekhn. [Computer Mathematics and Computer Equipment
Collection of Works], No 2, MarIkov, 1971, pp 20-25 (Translated from
Referativnyy Zhurnal, Kibernetika, No-2, 1972, Abstract No 2 V545 by the
author's).
Translation: The problem of minimization of the functional
Unt,,=T 00 v P,q -;n,) pi.
B
(I A
and one technical application are studied.

USSR UDC: 621.397.621(084.15)
KIRZON, A. G.
:"Concerning the Transfer of Geometric Proportions h1hen Pro-
Jecting a Stereoscopic Image"
V sb. Radioelektronika optich. diapazona (Radio Electronics in
the Optical Ba d--collection ot.works), Moscow,1970(1971), pp
45-49 (from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 3, Mar 72, Abstract No 3G112)
Translation; The paper deals-with the general case of deter-
mination of the deformation of a three-dimensional image pro-
jected stereoscopically onto,a screen, which depends on the
conditions (geometric parameters) of photography of the object,
the conditions of projecting the photograph(.~,d objects onto the
screen, and the conditions of observation of the stereoscopic
projection by the viewer. Formulas,are derived which relate
the coordinates of the stereo model seen by the viewer to the
parameters of the photographic and.projection processes. Using
these formulas for different positions of the vieurer, the pat-
tern of deformation of the stereoscopic model observed by the
viewer may be found as a function of displacement of the point
of observation. Bibliography of two titles. K. Sh.

USSR UDC: 621-397-087.24
KIRZON, A. G.
Stereovision ?arameters for Solving Bngineering Problems"
130ptical
Hoscow, V sb. Radioelektronika ontich. dianazona (Opluical ian6e
Electronics Engimeering-collection. of w,orks) 1-0,70(1971) PP 41-
0 t-1
.43 (froM R2,h-?RadiotehLr--J]m, NO 4, 1972, Abstract NO 4G143)
Translation: Under naturall observation conditions, r-wai is capable
of varying the accomodation of the eye, and can colisequent.-137. ex-
anine im de-'tail the entire spatial de-Dth on all pl.,:tnes, frmm the
closest, to In ob.-ex-,r=Z an image il,..a stereoscopic dr--
vice or in stereoscopic projection, the accomGdation of the eye,
in the author's opinion, does not vary, and the depth of spaco
-.erceDt-ion iz limited. He Dronoses estimating the- effectiveness
of stereovision by the number of different space p1anes simul-
tanneously perceived in depth. It is sho-an that this niuaber is
lary ba-se and inversely propor-
praport4onal to the interpupill
tional to the limiting angle of corxect vision. 1-11. N.

USSR UDC 612.82:61S.781
and KAMENSKIY, A. A., Chair of
KIRZON, R. V., TITOV, S. A.
043'~~.VPO*ftlmal Physiologgy,
"Direct Effects of Novocain on the Cerebrum of White Rats"
Moscow, Vestnik Moskovskogo Universiteta, No 1, Jan/Feb 71,
pp 98-99
Abstract: In an investigation of the effects of novocain on
the cerebrum, small volumes of novocain (0.01 ml -of 5-129s
solutions) were injected into various brain structures
(amygdaloid nucleus, substantia nigra, and caudate nucleus) in
nonpremedicated white rats. The:immediate re-sults observed
included; complete immobility, aroflexia, fall in respiratory
rate fror.
ttle control 80 to 10,and fewer breaths per minute,
and a mar4ed depression of electroencephalographic waves. If
the animal did not die from apnea iii the fimt 5 minutes, it
gradually recovered during the next.hour. Since such a rapid
diffusion of the novocain from the site of.iinjection to the
respiratory centers was improbable, the authors postulate activa-
tion of inhibitory neural reflexes.
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2 034 iP; OCEqSING DATE--16OCT7O
,--TITLE--CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY UF SUBCORTICAL AND CORD
STRUCTURES OF RATS DURING SODIUM FLUOROACETATE POISONENG -U-
:AUTHOR-(02J-KIRZ0N, M.V., TITOV, S.IA.
-,:COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
OURCE--VESTU. MOSK. UNIV.t BIOL.', POCHV,O'IED. _1970P Z5M9 16-25
~._'DATE PUBLISHEO-----70
0 MEDICAL SCIENCES
---'SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AN
:MPIC 'TAGS--SODIUM COMPOUNDi FLUORINATED ORGANI.C C014POUNDt POISON EFFECT,
:"-~'SPINAL CORDY NERVOUS SYSTEMP ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY.
.,C0NTR0L:MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
~'DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
.T~PROXY REEL/.FRAME--1996/0595 So TE PNO--.UR/04(t4/'70/0~5/001/0()IP4/0i)25
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0117623

..........
Pk0CMING DATE--lbOCT70
0- 3 4 UNCLASsi FiEo
C71RC ACCESSIGN NO--AP0117823
PATHOL. CHANGES IN ELEC. ACTIVITY
GP-0- ABSTRACT.
cF suaCORTJ(;AL ANO CORD STRUCTURES DURING FLUOROACETATE POISO-NING A:ZE
DISCUSSE0, TWO COMPETITIVE PROCESSES IN.THE COURSE OF POISONING WERE
REGISTERED- INCREASED EXCITABILITY OF THE RETICULAR THALAIMUS NUCLEIv
FOLLOWED,BY SPASMS AND A PHASE'OF DEPRESSED MOTIL.fry AND INHIBITION OF
so 0
ELEC. ACTIVITY CHARACTERISTIC FOP, BARBITURATE PUI: NING WERE F UND.
UNC 1. Ax f~ -Tc

USSR
KISE, V. A., OSIS, Ya. Ya.
"Study of Algorithms for Location of Quasioptimal Coverage of a Set"
Kibernetika i Diagnostika [Cybernetics and Diagnosis -- Collection of
Works), No 5, Riga, Zinatne Press, 1972, pp 197-204 (Trans] ated from
Referativnyy Zhurnal, Kibernetika, No 1, 1973, Abstract No 1 V838 by
the authors).
Translation: Algorithms for determination of quasioptimal coverage of
set R with set A are studied, if matrix C is given, the binary ratio of
these sets. The first three algorithms are presented in L)VAS. The
accura4cy of these algorithms for determination of quasioptimal coverage
of sets is studied as a function of dimensions of inatrix C and proba-
bility that any of the elements of matrix C is equal to unity. The
algorithms are compared as to accuracy and machine time.
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USSR UDC 8-T4
KME, V. A., OSIS, Ya. Ya.
"Investigation of Algorithms for Finding Quasioptimum. Coverage of a Set"
Riga, Kibernetika i diagnostika--sbornik (Cybernetics P-Vid Diagnosis--collec-
tion of works), VYP. 5, 1972, PP 19T-2o4 (from RZh-Matematika, No 1, Jan 7"
abstract No IV838)
Translation: The authors consider algorithms for finding the quasioptimum
coverage of set B by set A if a matrix C is given which presents the binary
ratios of these sets. The algorithms "prikrapok 1", "Iprikrapok 2" and "pri-
krapok 3" are writterl in the LYaPAS language. An investigetion, is made of
the accuracy of the given algorithms for finding the quasioptinm coverage
of sets as a function of the dimensions of matrix C ayid the probability that
any of the elements of matrix C is equal toiunity. Thei algorithms are com-
pared for accuracy and computer time. Authors' rdsum6.
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USSR UDC 536.5-OB1:536-521-082-52
KISELIJ% A. N.
"A New, Semiautomatic Spectrocomparator for Metrological Work"
KharIkov, Ukr. resp. nauch.-tekhn. konf., posvyashch- 50-letiYu metrol.
.sluzhby USSR, 1T(2 -- sb- (Ukrainian Republic Scientific and Technological
Conference Honoring the 50th AnniNersary of the Ukrainian SSR's Metrological
Service, 1972 -- Collection of Works), 1972, pp 43-45 (from Referativnyy
Zhurnal -- Yietrologiya i IzmeritelInaya Tekhnika, No 2, 1973, Abstract No
2-32-935 by V.S.K.)
Translation: On the basis of research that has been d.one on the factors that
determine the accuracy of photoelectric devices (detector noise, light polari-
zation, asymmetry of the input optics, and so on), the author developed the PSK-1
semiautomatic spectropyrometer-comparator, which iz used to transmit a broad
temperature scale at all stages of' the checking process. Tb-e comparator is
useiul for calibrating and comparing thermal tubes in the 0.48-2-5 micron
spectral range and in the 40C-2,5000C temperature range. Mhe sensitivity
threshold at 1,,o64.430C, when X = o.6563, is 0.50C, while the comparator's
intrinsic instrument error at eAT is 0.10C and the nean quar1ratic error
involved in comparing the tubes is 0-319C- Metrological use of the new cori-
parator to transmit a temperature scale leads to a reduction in the calibration
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USSR
KISF.L'j A. N., Ukr. resp. nauch.-tekhn. konf., posvyachch- 50-letiyu metrol-
s-Uxzhby, 1972
error of standard thennal. tubes that is on the order of 67-80 percent, and
this results in a reduction in the degree of error in laboratory and technical
Pyrometers.
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USSR UDC 535.243t536-508-14
As He and FIIWL"SHTEYN, V. YE,
New Spectrocomparator of PSK Ty-pe for. Temperature Scale Transmission"
Koscow, Tzmerital'rAya Tekhqika,. No 9, Sep 71, pp 47-h-8
Abstracti This article Dresents a description of new semi-automatic PSK-1
spectrocomparator developed at the 10mxlkov Sta;te Scientific Research
Institute off Metrology (KhG1111M) with the air. of eliminating fundamental and
structural deficiencies of preceding apparatus. A zero modulation method
used previously is the basis of the new spectrocoirjpa,.~,ator with the difference
that the current control of a stardard. temperature-c4i,librated lzurp is accom-
plished automatically by means of a special servo system and a signal from
the load of a synchronous detector. The servo system consists of an Inte-
grator with a high time constant (10.000-0.000 see) band built-in transistor
controls in the lamp power supply circuit,: Structuraly the PSK-1 apparatus
consists of a control panel including electronics an(L a systea for lanip
current measurement, an optical system and a power supply unit containing
two stabIlized SIP-,10 sources. '21--his spectrocompazator makes it possible to
change temperature scale transmission frox a visual, iethod to photoelectric
method thus increasing the accuracy and work productivity,

1/2~~ 013 UNCLASSIFtED' PAdCESSiNG 0ATE-300C.
TLE-H I GHLY LcCAL X RAY MICROANALYZER -U-:
AUTHOR-051-VASICHEV, V.N.9 VERESHCHAGIN, YE.N.o DERSHVARYSt G.V.,
6APAJCtlNYY IV.N.v KISELt Goo.
COUINTRV OF S
SCURCE-PRIB. TEKH. EKSP. 1970t It 2L7-20
DATE PUbL ISHED--70
SU3JECT AREAS-PHYSICS
TOPIC TAGS-ELECTRCN MICROSCOPE, X RAY SPECTROMETER, MICROOCHEMICAL
ANALYSIS
C", TROL MAPKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
CLASS-UNCLASSIFIED
PROXY REEL/f-RAME-1908/14?6 STEP NO-UR/0120/70/001/000/021710220
ClkC ACCESSICN No--AP0106232
UNCLASSIFIED

212- 013 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--30OCT70
ACCESSICN NO--AP0106232
CIRC
I
-ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT.. AN ELECTRON MICROSCOPE X RAY
MICROANALYZER IS DESCRIBED WHICH MAKES IT POSSIBLE. TO CONDUCT AIN X RAY
SPECTRUM ANAL. OF AREAS WITH ADIAM.'SIMILAR TO OR LESS THAN 500
ANGSTROM. RESULTS OF TESTING OF THE LIGHTING SCHEME OF THE DEVICE
ITS NCNOISPERSIGN SYSTEM OF REGISTRATION OF CHARACTERISTIC SPECTRA ARE
PUBLISHED. LINES OF THE CHARACTERISTICSPECTRUMLAN BE REGISTERED lic
THE WT. OF THE PART OF THE MATERIAL UNDER'STUDY.EQUALS L.7 TIMES 10
PRIME NEGATIVE17 Go
UNCLASS(FIED

USSR UDC 541.123.2s546.8'->4-31,654.3-31+548.824-31'41- I
'KO, 1. F.
If. G., LIPAN'T. F., MEORWEIBOVA, L. F., and OEMIUMN
"CaTiO3-IA2TiO5 System!#
Moscow, Izvestiya Akademil Nauk SSSH# Ileorganicheskiye Naterialy, Vol 10, No 3,
Ha.r 74, pp 465-"8
Abstracti Samples for studying the CaTiO 3-Lagio 5 system were produced by
reacting an ammonia solution of ammonium carbonate 141-th tho chlorates of
calcium, lanthanum, arA titanium. After washing and dryii4;, the residue*
were analyzed after heating for 6-12 hours at different temperatures (100-
13000 C). Results of x-x-ay and chemical phase analysis shwlvd that 6-8 hours
is sufficient for establishing equilibtium, From the cone4ructed phase
diagram it was found that a Iregion of CaTIO -base solid solutions with a
0
perovskite structure is formed. A new phase appears above 1100 C which could
not be separated for identification but it was ascertained.that this phase
in a new compound with a composition close to that of %Lo~Ti 0 One
figure# one table, 13 bibliographic references,
J'A
64 -

P
018 UNCLASSIFIED AUCESSING DATE--IBSEP70
~TITLE-DOUBLE MOLYBDATES AND rUNGs'rATES OF RARE EARTH ELEMENTS WITH SODIUM
-ulm.
AUTHOR-041-GOLUB, A.Mos AGANYAZOVt MOKHOSOYEV, M.V.
-.~OUNTRYOF INFO--USSR
OURCE-.IZV. AKAD. NAUK SSSR,.NEORG. AMTER,~1970t 6*(l)t:170-2
PUBL ISHED ------- 70
'.SUBJECT.AREAS--CHEMISTRY
"
OPIC TAGS--MOLYBOATEt TUNGSTATe, RARE EARTH ELEMENTt SODIUMP X RAY
T
C UNTR OL AARKING -NG RESTRICTIONS
.,.DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIEO
.."PROXY REEL/FRAME--1984/0166 STE P 140--UP,/0363/70/OC)6/001/0170/0172
7-":
-CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP005ft962
L ASS1 F-1 ED

2/2 018 UNCLASSIFIED PkOCESSING OATE-18SEP70
CIRC ACCESSION NO--APO054962
ABSTRACTIEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. IN ORDER TO CONFIRM THE
ESTABLISHMENT OF FULL EQUIL, IN -rHE LN(NO SUB3) SUB3-.NA SUB2 MOO SUB4-H
SUB2 0 SYSTFM, THE ISOMOLAR SERIES OF THE MIXTS. Q3VER A PERIOD OF I AND
2 WEEKS, AS WELL AS OVER I AND 3-MONTHS, FROM THE INSTANT'OF THEIR
PREPN. WERE STUDIED CONDUCTIOMETRtCALLY AND POTENTIOMETRICALLY. THE
MIN. IN ELEC COND. CORRESPONDS -ro.MIXTS. WITH THE RATIO (L-N(NO SUB3)
~S,UB3): (NA S;BZ MOO SUB4) EQUALS 1:2. THIS ATTESTS TO THE FORMATION OF
,':..D0U13LE MOLYBDATES OF RARE EARTH METALS. INVEST[ CATION OF rHE LN(NO
SUB3) SUB3-NA SUB2 WO SUB4-H SUB;? 0 SYSTEM 1NDICATES THE FORMATION OF
SIMPLE TUNGSTATES OF RARE EARTH METALS. X RAY ANAL. OF DOUBLE
TUNGSTATES SHOWS THAT THEY BEHAVE ANALOGOUSLY TO DOUBLE MOLYBOATES. AN
ENDOTHERMAL EfFECT AT 1BO-200DEGIZEES CORRESPONOS. :TO THE LOSS OF WATER.
THE EXOTHERMAL.EFFECT AT 400-.460DEGREES CORRESPONDS TO THE CRYSTN. OF
..lHE COMPOS. NALNfWO SU64) SUB2 TIMES O'.5H SUB2 0, AND'~THE EXOTHERMAL
EFFECT AT 560-575DEGREES CORRESPONDS TO THE CRYSTN. OF NALN(Wo SUB4)
-SU82

-m--160CT70
023 UNCLASSIOIE!0 PAOCES!SrNG DATE
~TITLE-POLYMERIZATION OF VINYL MONOMERSIIN LAYER COAPOUNDS Oi_
MONTMORILLON11TES --U-
:zAUTHOR-(04)-ZAYTSEV, YU.S., KISEL, N.G., YENALYEV, V.D., YORZHEN'KG, A.I.
:tGUNTRY Or- INFO--USSR
,~sdVRCE--KOLLOIDNYY ZHURNAL, 1970v VOL 32, NR 29 PP 213-217
A)AT EPUBLISHED ------- 70
-~-SIUBJ ECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
,.'.,TIIPIC~TAGS--POLY,MERIIATIIINY MONOMERt VINYL COMPOUNDt PEROXIOEv MINERAL,
STABILIZER
:_CONTROL' MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
_DOCUMENT CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
%-PROXY REEL/FRAME--1993/0402 STEP NU--L)R/0069/'70/0321002/0213/0217
tlRC ACCESSION '40--AP0113320

2/2 023 U14CLASSIFIED PkOCESSING DATE--160CT70
CIRC ACCESSION iNO--AP0113320
,,.ABSTRACTIEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. A STUDY HAS BEEN 14ADE OF THE
) 14 P, 4
POLYMERIZATION OF VINYL MONOMERS IN LAYER COMPOUNDS OF MONT. 0 ILLJ' ITE
OF MONOMER EMULSIGNSo
USED AS A STABILIZER t THE Db)ENDENCE OF THE CHANGE
THE INTERPLAINAR SPACES IN MONTMORILLONITE DURING POf 'IMER IZ4TICIIN OF
!- RS 0; 1
VINYL MONOMERS BETtiEEN ITS L4Y': N THE POLARI rY OF W)N-JiMERS AND THE
'..-NATURE OF PEROXIDE INITIATORS HAS BEEN STUDIEO bY ROE-NTGENOGRAPHY.
APART- FRGM STABILIZING MONGMER EHULSIONSv,BENTONfrl CLAYS SERVE AS SITES
t
ONWHICH POLYMERS ARE FORMED ON THE.SURFACE AND BETwEEIV I-AYERS OF
MONTMORILLONITE PARTICLES.
L-A S S-1 r, 1

"1,12 01 .a UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING OATE--040EC70
~~.TITLE-REACTION OF MOLYBDENUM TRIOXIDE VITH ALKALV~METAL SULFATES IN MELTS
_U_
..AU_THOR-(03)-KOKOTj I.F., -MOKHOSOYEVI M.V.t KISELj N'.G.
COUNTRY OF INFO--USSR
VYSSH. UCHEB. ZAVED., TSVET.,MET. 1970t 13(l), 87-90.
,-.,:DATE PUBLISHED ------- 70
SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
TAGS--X RAY ANALYSIS# PHASE DIAGRAM* METAL COMPLEX COMPOUNDt
MIXTURE, MOLYBDENUM OXIDEr L!ITHEUM COAPOUND,~POTASSIUM
COMPOUNDISULFAT-El SODIUM SULFATE.
~'-~GGNTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS.
CLASS-Ut#CLA'SSIFIET
~-_J"'~OXY ELfiFRAME-4~00:-3/151 1 No-'u#6149f7b /,0t3 /40 1 /0081/0090
Rf
I RC ACCESSION NO-;;-AT-013044a
uNct:Als, S r D

-2/2 018 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--04DEC70
-CIlkC ACCESSION NO--AT0130440
ABSTRACTIEXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. BY DTA AND K RAY ANAL. THE PHASE
OIAGRAMS WERE DETD. FOR Ll SUB2 SO SU84NEGATIVE M130 SU83 NA SU82 SO
'sua4MOO SUB3. AND K SUB2 SO SUB4 MOO SU33. Ll SUB2 SO SUB4 MOO SUB3
:-NND~ NA SUB2 SO SUB4 MOO SUB3 FORM SIMPLE, EUTECTI.C~! SYSTEMS AND K SUB2 SO
''SUB4 MOO SUB3 FORMS A COMPLEX :COMPN. (K, -SUB2 SUB21 MOO SUB3 SO SUB4.
FACILITY: DONETS. GOS. UNIV.VDONETSK, U,75SR.
-U-NCLASSUIED

USSR UDC 537.582
REKOVA, L. P., MOZGIN, V. V., KISELI, 0. V. and FOGEL', YA. M., Physicotechnical
Institute of the Academy of1T=Jenc_e_s'"1rfit1*8~R4
'Tffect of Gases on Thermoion Emission by Plastically Deformed Metals"
Moscow, Izvestiya AkademiiNauk SSSR, Seriya Fizicheskaya, No. 3, Mar 71,
pp 567-570,
Abstract: The effect of oxygen on the emisslon of K + thermoions was used -Lo studv
the plastic deformation of heated nickel strips during their stretching by a
constant load. The idea of the experiment was to establish the mechanism of -the
effect of a gas on the thermoemission of ions of alkali metals in order to deter-
mine the nature of processes occurring under the plastic deformation of metals.
According to current assumpticns, it was expected that*the effect of the action
of the gas on thermo-ion emission of a heated metal,which disappears upon int-r-c-
ducing dislocations into the motion with a sufficiently.high veloclty, should be
restored upon stopping dislocations, independent of the method by which the dis-
locations were stopped. If this is so, the efZ"ect can disappear and then be
restored upon the application of a stretching load to si inetal strip,which will
take it first into a state of temperature creep, after which there will then follc-,;
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IUQ D.,
a state of strengthening of the strip characterized by the disappearance of tem-
peratiure creep. These changes in the nature, of the action of a gas on thermoion
emission follow from current ideas about plastic deformation of metals according
to which the state of temDerati=e izreep is associated with the motion of d Lsioca-
tions and the state of strength is associated with sto-pping them. 11hese exper-1-
ments support these hypotheses.

USSR
V- A-
"Transmission of Pulse Signals Through Band Systems"
Moscow, Radiotekh-nika, No 2, 1972, pp 36-45
UDC: 621-391
Abstract: The purpose of this paper.is to determine the require-
ments-7-or the frequency characteristics of band systems whose
reaction g(t) for a single pulse has the characteristic that
g(k4t) = 1 for k = 0, and gtkbt) = 0 for k = +1,.t2,..., where
At is the pulse succession interval. It'is iroved that the un-
distorted transmission of AM pulse signals through the limited
frequency band system is possible only if t-he system possesses
sucha characteristic, and it is shown that the use of such sys-
tems substantially increases the pulse transmission rate to the
point where it is comparable with the rate in low-frequency sys-
tems. -Problems of this type are important in the design of
broad-band radio communi ca t ions systems with pulse code modula-
tion in which the channel is set by a.band filter.

USSR uDc: 62-1.39T
KISEL', V. A., Odessa Electrical Engineering Institute of Conmiunications
--TMffT`W:'~.-'PopoV
"An Automatic Corrector of the Amplitude-Frequency Characteristic of a Tele-
vision Channel"
USSR Author's Certificate No 282408, filed 26 M4y 69, published 15 Dee 70
(from RZh-Radiotekhnika, No 6, Jun~ 71, Abstract No 6G108 P)
Translation: This Author's Certificate introduces an auto-Matic corrector
of the amplitude-frequency characteristic of a TV channel. The device con-
tains a delay line, an adder to -which a siVial is sent from the taps of
the delay line through regulators to whoge controllirig inpiats signals are
sent from the adder through a detector, and.individual circuits for e-ach
regulator consisting of a multiplier, low-frequency Pilter and full-wave
rectifier connected in series. In order.to correct the amplitude-frequency
characteristic with respect to predetermined arbitrary noilms, a unit is
ccmected betweeia the output of the detector and the input of the rulti-
pUers 'Which isolates signal values going beyond the predetermined norms.
This unit consists of an adder to whoseinputs a sign.al is sent through two
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V. A., USSR Author's Certificate No 282408
channels in which subtractors and half-wave rectifiers are connected. The
second in-puts of the subtractors are connected to the. outputs of oscil-
lators which are controlled by the signal from the detector.

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USSR uDc: 621-3T2.01-501-12
_qL1 V. A.
"Algoritbmizing Tuning of Correctors in Multiplex Co:maunications Systems"
Tr. uchebn. in-tov svyazi. 14--vo syyazi SSSR (Works of Academic Institutes
of Communications. Ministry of Communications of the USSR), 1970, vYP- 51,
pp 95-103 (from R-7h-Radiotekhnika, No 6, Jun 71, Abstract Ito 6A91)
Translation: So-called coherent (multidimensional or multichannel) cor-
rectors are used to compensate image and mutual distortions in the channels
of multiplex communications systems. Methods are proposed for adjusting
these correctors for o-Dtimm (in the sense of a squarea-lav criterion)
compensation of image and mutual distortions in multiplex systems. Resum'e.
J-

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USSR uDc 622-323(4?7)6)
ZKRIPNIK, V. A., ZHEL---ZNOV, P. A., XLYAROVSKIY, G. V,, and KISEL',
V. A.
"Prospects for Development of Lelyakov Fetroleum Deposits With Consi-
deration of Liquid Overflow Between the Pl+2,arid P Strata"
3
Kiev, Neftyanaya i Gazovaya Promyshlennost', No 6, Nov-Dec 70, pp 30-33
Abstractl Three levels of oil deposits are being exploited in Lelya-
kov areat P1+2 *P and K1 1,1+2 yields lo 5-~(I, t/day, P3 -_ 15-210
tons per dayt Whig; KI Is only of secondary Importance. Oil overflows
from P3 level to '01+2 where there is no clay barrier between them, and
in wells exploiting both levels, The pressure in P1+2 layer is about
26-30 kG/cm4 lower than In P Lelyakov deposits are among the rich-
est ones in Ukraine. It is ~;,oposed to increabe th~ yield to about
:200-250 t/day by drilling more wellatfand preventinjo, the overflow from
~P3 to P1+2 by building up the pressure.in P the In ut of
water, Tt has been calculated that approxim'Voly 3 million Ms of
'water per year will be needed; to keep the preinsure An Pl+;? at 160 kG/cm2*

USSR
-search Institute
Professor, Director of the Central Scientif ic Re
~of.Hematology and Blood Transfusion, Ministry of Health, USSR and SKURKOVICH,
S.,, Professor
"Hyperimmune Antistaphylococcal Plasma"
Ybscowj Vied-itsinakaya Gazeta, 27 Aug 71, P 3
Abstract: Because the use of antibiotics in Staphylococcal infections has
produced strong drug-resistant staph strains, four years ago the Institute
developed hyperlimnune antistaphylococcal plasma and ga=-globulin prepar-a-
tions aimed at achieving pansive immunity withodt allergic reaction In the
patient. Antistaphylococcal plasina is:prepared by manns of plasmapheresis
from the blood of immunized volunteer donors after antibodies appear in it.
Part of the immune plasm is fractionated and hyperimmune antirtaphylococcal
gamma-globulin is isolated from it with a concentratiun of antitoxic anti-
bodies 6-8 tines higher than In the initial plasma. The therapeutic action of
both preparations is exceptionally high. Antistaphylococcal plasma, which
can be stored either frozen or dried, has been used In cases of newborn,
puerperal, postoperatIve, and posttraumatic sepsis, Staphylococcal pneumonia,
meningitis, osteomyelitis, localized acute septic staph-infections, etc. A
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KISELEVI A., Yjeditsinskaya Gazeta, 27 Aug 71, P 3
marked clinical effect is observed within 24 hours and mortality from staph
sepsis has been stObstantially reduced. The use of antistaphylococcal plasma
is:being investigated in connection with heart transplant surgery, urology,
and,diseases of the eye, ear, nose, and.throat..
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112 018 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING DATE--040EC70
T ITL E--DEEP FREEZING BLOOD -U-
1', ALUTHOR-(OZI-VINOGRAOFINKELi Fet KISELEV, Aw io
[~COUNT_RY INFO--USSR
~:SCIURCE-MEOITSINSKAYA GAIETA, SEPTEMBER Ili 19 701 F 3s COLS 1-3
_SEDATE PUBLISHI-0--IISEP70
SUBJECT AREAS--BIOLOGICAL AND IMEDICAL SCIENCES
':-_TOP.IC:TAGS--BLOOD PRESERVATION, FREEZINd
.'COINTROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIO14S
CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
,.PROXY RE-EL/F9AMF--30U8/l796 STE PNU--UR/1)031i/?0/000/00()/0003/0(103
ACCESSION NO--AN0138743

2/2 ols UNCLASSIFIED P'MOCESSING D AT E--0-4DEC-f 0
ACCESSION NO--AN0138743
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. ACCORD(NG TO THE !iRTIC'Er ITS
AUTHORS COLLABORATED WITH A TEAM OF UNNAMED RESEARCHERS AT FHE CENTRAL
INSTITUTE OF HEMATOLOGY ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF THCORI-TIC."IL A!~PECTS OF
OEEP FREEZING.BLOOD. TWO METHODS OF DEEP. FREeZING ARE DESCRIOE04
'HOWEVER, IT 15 NOT CLEAR WHETHERE THEY WERE DEVELGPED IN THE OR
~ABROAD. FACILITY: MINISTRY OF PUBLIC HEALJH, U.S.S.R.
BLOOD CONSERVATEON LABORATORY.
C L
j JIS 1 E I)-
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JPM 59459
9 July 1973
FEASIBILITY OF GENERATING MGAGAUSS
t HACNIMC FIELDS USING HICH-PRErSUM
COMPRESSED CAS LININGS
4
A. ;WLI,erp.. 1'. V. Chornutha; Lvr=.~rz_
hurnal Vol 43, No i . 7-,stgned to press
0 June 1971, rp
The Terults of calculation of a zLtup. dc5igned fur
Vnerating a mpgagaasr. pulge mainvtic field in a large
volume, are preiented in this artlclv!. Me migncric field
is amplified by compression in a cylindrical metal. va~c.
pu%ltcd by high-pressure gils (1,000-2,000 atm). 71le expect"
energy in the compressed magnetic field is several KI ark!
the lifetime of the field is uf the order of 10 uscc. In
contrast to dpparalus using, explosives, the eXamined device
is nondcstructivo; in contrast to devices used for compressing
a shell with tile energy of an electromagnetic field, the
examined system does not experience the 'problems of super-
pIfl.e.r.storlige unit:3 and clectmmagnetli cnier,~y conrnut*tors.
Introduction
Pulsed ncv;auts ficldn, e!rt-cinlly ill a voll~- A"d with lelth
(-I W and r1hove) entIrSteg. are very Irportant, in mn~iern ind.1try. Th=s,
they may be used for solving the prc!ylcm of controlled thermo"uclear
y , at in
-nthesis 11]. investAgnting mlitter at :,uperhigh pre5rare- je. er
s
a tulse of electromagnetic enorgy at high power and enrrgic~ (10 '-ID" N.
10 -In' J). fhelitcrature contains the r-"ults of analysis of pulli'mi
oegagau~r fi~ldx by eollupsing a metal care using explosives (5) or the
energy of a cupacitor hank [44w). IhL use of explosives is TccLnolntcally
difficult aiwi leads to total destruction of the system; the use of
carcitor banks is limited for practical purposes to the energy level L7f
to -IQ, J.
The use of the energy of colapressed gas for collapsing a cylindrical
octal shell (liner), amplifying a magnetic field by "adiabatic" ccunp,ressiolt
11 USSR - Ll
a

cyliu'ter' of t,i~h Ate t,, the
mag;n-tic fvrce lines, is considered promising. the adiaittjg- ot this
meti"Od iil~: )) III(- 5yst'M i, -; tbe mi,chanical i,quirvn,nts
en strongth are the same as in the cafv of the appara,.6r. that --
vlectrutilagnetic energy, since tl~p magnetic pre%sure that collapses the
liner mts~t have the same magnitude (1,000-2,000 atm). :) r;ipid apvli~atl~n
of external pressure on tfi,~ litter in the e.-mineJ iy-tr,~ does no.- re.4-ji4v
the development of high-liQwer commutaLing sy4tert%,. the electri~nagnctic set-
it)) retimiren presently unavall.-Me mtPritge units and ellectromagnetic encrg%
.1 1 e Y't
co~';Uutator~' (106-10 1 W); vxplusiv , . ms recinirr svrchronoi,s
acttiation of tho detonators; 3) the tvic of compressed gas viakcs it l4issible
to attain rstre efficient transmission of energy to the field in c-lparl"n
with explosives atid current inductive storage system%.
Hit, mnst fitirortant part of the rneumatic apraratus ix tho 1'rttcm far
brealting a cylinilrical djaphragm that holds back all the ga5 presburc (hV
MetNT11 vi, a rylimarizal ~Upl-rx grill)., Ajur apparatus incorporates a
-t-d imignt,tic "thata~pilich" type coi 1 [7
s
pt J, which ;enerates the pulse th.tt
releases magneEic jjre~.murc.
fit contrast to clectromaplietle. systcmz, the -.~zo t:14v
liner in a pneitmatic. system is limited to the speed of sound in &a.%. liltn
hydrogen Is Used at room temperature a radial liner velazity of 111' ce/sec
is completely feasible and L5 attainabin for niost applications. Thus, in
the c,t:ie of thertitinuclear experiment,, (compression of deuterium plaisna In
a magnetic (lie characteristic time of adiabatic compression is
determined by a velocity of -10' cm/,,qec. which. finally, requires a very
long niagnetic field 18).
11. DorqrIption of Apparatus
The npl-aratus, for storing and converting energy trigure 1) consists
of, steel body It, which houses support grate 3 and steel dlaphralim 2,
installed an it. in the cavity between the diaphragm and the body is gas
(11, or lie) under a prcsiurti of 1,000-2,ODO atm.
The dAmphrttgm I. a thin-wall stcel cylinder ui-.h it wall thickne4o.
of tb~- order of I sm, wi1cli, ;..a necessitated ny the need for rapid and
synchronous opening of all parts of the diaphragm (i:).
Magnetic 4itiphragm rtApture system 4 consists of six turns (1.51,
wound on in~ulatvrs. The design of the elements of ihe miagnetic sv%
tem is
illustrated in I:Igtjre 2.
The diaphragm rupture system is powered by pulsed capacitors through
coaxial scaled cables 6, insulated for So kV. Inside the sul,yort grate. at
a distance of 1-2 = from Its inner surface, is copper liner 1. 140 ma, in
diameter with a wall thickness of 1-2 imit. An initial tzignetic field
(a in 1.2-10' G) is developed beforehand in the cavitY of the liner.
2

USSR UDC 539.182/.184
GLEMBOTSKIY, I. I., KAROSENE, A. V., KISELEV, A. A., SAVUKINIAS, A. Yu.,
SHCRADZHYUVENE, S. D., YUTSIS, A P.
:$$Theoretical Study of the Absorption of:Soft X-Rays by Metal F11W of
Lanthanum and Cerium"
Lit. fiz. sb. (Lithuanian Physics Collection), 1972, Vol. 12, No. 2,
pp 235-244 (from RZh-Fizika, No 10, OctI72,.Abstract No IOD30)
Translation: The problem of the interpretation of an experimentally estab-
lished structure of the absorption spectra of rare earth metals La and Ce
on both sides of the absorption boundaries N was studied theoretically.
IV,V
n +1
The given structure is explained by the transitions 4dlD4-1:' , 4d94f" in
or
triply clarged ions of these elements, Interpretation f maxima of the
absorption curves by discrete transitions Is verified by ccmputation of the
strengths of the lines. The calculations.were canducted with the aid of
numerical solutions of ordinary liar tree-Fock equations. ~ The results sh(A,7
~that experimental maxima are well identified by the atraic transitions
004f?z 4,d94f-n+l both as to the position of the ma. a.ra placed, which
separate the working, zDace of the electrDlytic reduvtilon cell fron the elec-
trolyte flow in the distribution canal,

USSR VDC 546.224
MIKRAYLENKO,
BELYAKOVA, L. D., AWLEV,.A-j I. Ye.,,SCiLOYAN, G. A., and
SPITSYN, V. I., Academician
"Gas-Chromatographic Study of the Effect;of Radioactivd Radiation and Heat
Treatment on the Adsorption Properties of Magnesium Sulfate"
Moscow, Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 197, No 1, Ma rch-Apr il 1971, pp 88-90
Abstract: The procedure and results of a gas-chromatic study of the effect of
radioactivity and heat treatmert.on the adsorption properties of magnesium sul-
fate are presented. The initial magnesium sulfate samples contained about 1%
water, and the variation of their adsorption properties Withrespect to n-hy-
drocarbons and benzene as a result Of the removal of this wa;ter during calci-
nation was studied. Curves are presented for the retained volumes of n-nonane
and benzene as a function of the calcining time Of K8SG4 at 400* and 500*C
and the ratios of the retained volumes of benzene measured at a column temp
erature of 245* to n-nonane (column temperature 200*) as a function of the
calcining time Of MgS04' It was found that radioactive samples of sulfates
containing So42- ions with S35 exhibit appreciably atranger adsorption of
hydrocarbons, the molecules of which. balong,to group Bt:(containing high-bGnds)
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BELYAKOVA, L. D., Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Vol 197, No 1, March-
April 1971, pp 88-90
and to group A (containing only a-bonds) by comparison with nonradioactive
sulfates. Removal of water during calqining increases the adsorption of both
f hydrocarbons. The Bpeelficity of molecular;adsorption of aromatic
groups o
hydrocarbons, which reaches a maximum after calc:ining~at 400* for 5 hours,
increase
a especially sharply.
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Mi
Are. Nr: Ref. Code: UR 0069
:K
AROM527
PRMARY SOURCE: K611oidnyy Zhurnal, 1970t-'Vol 32, Nr 1,
ADSORPTION AND ADSORPTION HEATS
IV -.VAP4)RS ON GEOMETRICALLY MODIFIED 91LICA GELS
Yekabson, Ya. Ya.; Klselev,,A. V.; Kynietsov, B. V.
Wkitn yu*. S.'-
The measurements of the of water and ben-
zene vapors have shown that macroporous silica gels.obtaimeil by hydrothermal treatment
In an autoclave followed by calcination jt:9,W and,iow for 6-10 hours and rehydroxy-
lation contain very few ultrapores. and in. respect to their surface chemistry are sirnilar
to silica without ultrapores. A longer calcination of macraporous silica get at IWO* leads
to the appearance of microcracks in it and to an 1ncrease of its ultraporosity.
REEI,/FWIE

jkcc. Nr. Abstracting Servi Ref. Code
A#0053 CHMICAL ABST.
76 UROO '76
-"115106t Molecular theory on the adsorption of le mole-
cules on nonporous io .
mc,crystals. 11. Statistical mlatiC42 Of
thermodynamic properties of arjon adsorbed olii!pptassium
chloride. KI I V Razum ~il;~a. E. R.
_02aakii&-
(Mosk. Gos. - IV. im. Lomono~(A-a. o5co
Fiz- K
1970, 44(l), 1504 (Run). Configurational ntegWs
and adsorption potentials j5iL T) of Ar adsorbed on X121 crystals
were calcd., and differential thermodynamic functio s
and S. (molal energy of adsorption, chern potential Of dsorption
and entropy of adsorption) of adsorbed-Ar were obq"l!led hom
statistical thermodynamic calc foiloii~overage6tthtsurface-
as
Caled. isosteric heats of.adsorptioii O(T) -
R T) agreed well with exp". values.obtained for adsorption of Ar
on tile face of 100 KCI crystals. Good agreeme it f(,,r low and
n
niedium coverages (0) Was oilso found foe caled. ind;exptl. 4p,,
and AS. as a function of 0; Differen'tia! heat capa f d-
t
sorbed Ar was estd. asO.3 61/degrte mole. Tile mob11lt3r*Of'
4he
adsorbed Ar atom was high enough so thatit could be moved from
one site to another not only by 'gas, phase transfer but also
through 2-dimensional diffusion in the adsorption layer.
Hain
f
/FRAME
I A R ,,1, 0 1.9 7 2

- ~ibffiwm
'l)'2 ~O 15 UNCLASSIFIEO
j-ITLE--SPECTRAL AND ENERGY MANIFESTATION OF
GROUPS OF A SILICA SURFACE WITH
-.AUTHOR-(03)-DAVYDOV, V.YA.r KISELEV, A.V.,
--USSR
.-COUNTRY OF INFO
S0URC E_ZH. FIZ. KHIM. 1970, 44(l), 1-8
E PUBLISHED ------- 70
~~SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
3,0P I CTAGS-TRIETWLAMINEt DIOXANEV FURANI
L ICA-,
TROL MARKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
:00CUMENT,CLASS--UNCLASSIFIED
PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
THE INTERACTION OF THE
TRIETHYLAMINEt PYRIUINE,
KUZNETSOVv B*V.
HYDROXYt. RAOICALv ADSORPTION#
-,PROXY REEL/FRAME--1995/1399 STEP NO--UR/0076/70/044/001/0001/0008
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0116846
UNC L A SS I F If: D------

--230CT70
2/2 015 UNCLAS.SIFIED PROCESSING DATE
C-IRC ACCESSION NU--AP0116846
"A-BSTRACT/EX.TRACT--(U) GP-0- ABSTRACT. DIFFERENCES OF THE ADSORPTION HEAT
(DELTAQ SUBOH) OF ET SUB3 N, PYRIDINE (1), DIOXAN~ (11), AND FUkAN (111)
ON A HYDROXYLATED SURFACE OF SILICA GEL WERE MEASURED. THE CHANGES OF
THE VIBRATIONAL FREUUENCY (DELTANU SUBOH) OF HYDROXYL GROUPS AFTER
..-AosbRPTION OF ET SUB3 N, 1, 11, AND III ON MLICA GEL WERE DETD. THE
ENERGY. OF THE SPECIFIC INTERACTIOU OF THE SURFACE HYDROXYL GROUPS WITH
ADSORBATES DECREASED STRONGLY WHEN ELECTRON 0. IN THE ADSORBATE MOLC WAS
,DISTRIBUTED MORE UNIFORMLY OUE TO THE MOL. CONJUGATION. DELTAQ SUBOH
AND DELTANU SUBOH WERE APPROX. PROPORTIONAL FOR WEAK SPECIFIC
INTERACTIONS. WHEN THE SPECIFICITY INCREASED, DELTANU SUBOH INCREASED
MORERAPIDLY THAN DELTAU SUBOH. CHEM.:AND PHYSo HETEROGENEITY W 'AS
0lS,PL,AYFD. MORE. DISTI,N.CTLY AT WEAK- INTERACTIONS, FACILITY: MOSK.
-.60S. UNIV.-IM. LOMONDSOVA, MOSCOW,,USSR*
LINCLASSIFIFn

.112~ 019 UNCLASSIFIED PROCESSING, L)ATE--230CT70
TITLE-~-THERMODYNAMIC STUDY OF THE 'rRANSfTION UF ADSORBEO BENZENE TO A
-U
RYSTALLINE STATE
''A UTHOR-(05)-BEREZINt G.I.t KISELEV, A.V.~ KOZL0Vj AaAev f%'.ULNETSOVAt L.Voo
~FJR~OVAj A.A.
~.._~COUNTRY OF INFO--LISSR
-?':S(JURCE--ZH. FIZ* KHIM, 1970p 4412), 541--~3
1) At: T EPUBLISHEO ------- 70
~-SUBJECT AREAS--CHEMISTRY
.".,TOPIC TAGS--8 ENZENE, CRYSTAL# HEAT CAPACITYr ADSORPTION
MA.RKING--NO RESTRICTIONS
:-I)CICUMENT CLASS-UNCLA'StFIE0
PP.IOXY-REEL/FRAME--1919511422 STEP NO--UR/0076/70/044/002/0541/0543
CIRC ACCESSION NO--AP0116869

2/2 019 UNCLASS IF I ED PROCESSING DATE--230CT70
CIRC ACCESSION Nrj--AP0116869
ABSTRACT/EXTRACT--fU) GP-0- AIISTRACT.. THE TRANSITION OF C SUB6 H SU36v
ADSORBED IN A POROUS ADSORBENT, FROM THE STATE OF CAPILLARY CONDENSATE
TO A CRYST. PHASE OCCURS AT 0 TO MINUS 500EGREESi, THIS WAS EVIDENCED BY
A SHARP-MAX. IN THE TEMP. DEPENDENCE,OF THE HEATCAPACITY OF A,DSORBENT
CONTG. C SUB6 H SUB6 IN THE ABOVE TEMP. INTFRVAL. THE TRANSITION OF
ADSORBED C SU86 H SU86 TO THE CRYST., PHASE IS ACCOMPANtED BY A SHARP
VECREASE IN THE MAX, ADSORPTION CAPACITY A SUBS. THE VALUES A SUBS wERE
VIRTUALLY CONST. BELOW AND ABOVE PiE TEMP. INTERVAL OF PHASE
TRANSITIONS. FACILITY: INSTO :FIZ. KHIM. MOSCOW, USSR.
LAC S'

2 ozc UNGLASSIFIFU PROCESSILNG DATE--20NOV70
'r,IlrLE-ADSLLBfU LAYERS OF BENIZENE AND WHEXANE Ci N GiIO%PHITIZED CARBON PLACK
'ED F;~Civ HEAT CAPACITY CATA U-
STUDI
.,-AU*rIj,0R-(G3)-bEREZI'N, G.1.9 KISELEV, AV4.v SIN ITSYN,:~I~ 1J.A.6
-C C L IN IF R YOF iNFG-USSR
t--Zh. FIZ. KI--IM. -
SOURC 19701 44(3)1 734~40
J. A,r EP U 3 L I S 7 0
SUi5JECT AREAS-CHEMISTRY
TOPIC TAGS--bENZENEP HEXANE, CARBON BLACKt 'HEAT CAP.4("If'e, AF)SORPTIOINI
-14 WAALS
1I.SOTHERM, VA,' DER ECUATION, COMPLEX C 014POU,14D
::CCNTRCL MARKING-NO RESTRICTIONS
DOCUMEINT CLASS-UNCLASS[FIED
o:PROXY (RFC-L/FRA.-lE--3002/lt96 S TE PN 0- U It 0 Q'76 J0 /1 1 G,,-i3~ T'i 0 T 4 0
C I RIC A C c E"o) I C k", N0 12 8 4) 1

0 20 UIN C I. ASS IF I 1E 0 P R El I- ~G DA I E-20NIGIV7 C,
~CIRC ACCESSSICN NO-AP0121861-4
GP-0-- A B- 17, 1 R.A( TT 1-4E HEAI- CAPA~~I~`
0 FN HEXA,,',E Atill) C SUB6 HSU15,-~ ADS0,RBED 0 IN C 3LAC~',.D-I;: ANI.T. ADS07,j
CN THE-SURFACE WAS DEID. fhIS RELATIE'N AS WUL AIS Afl'~A;RPTIGN
UEFEINDJENCE OF THE 0IFFERENTIA L HEAT (,';F AIJ'501,'~PVIUN ON THE AMT.
AND THE
54T ISFACTORILY BY ~WDEUS TA;1 I N N T
ADSCIRbEG LAN bE OESCRIBED G INrO Arclu.
ADSORBATE t,,05[j.Rf3ATE INTE~-,ACTIONS IN THE IST AD-SGRJ~-'IED t.k)YEF .THus, rii.F
STATE GF ADSORBED C SU36 H SU3b "AN BE DESCRIUED aY V.-IN OE~, v114LS TYPE
2tDIMENSIC-NAL ECUAITC,%, GF STATE WHEREAS THAT OF N~ HEXAME 11 DESCK'113,1 Y
~4-MGDEL ASSLUM'ING THE FORMATION Clf.Z DIMENSIChAL,CGAPL1HXES GF ADSORBED
INST. FIZ. KHIM t MOSCalr[v USSR.
MOLS FACILITY:

0 2!) L7j CL A S S I F LE0 PROCES5ING JATE--I1DEC70
'~TITL --CUiIAlL.',T
il-'L' L L A SF f A E E L I ,iG 6 L 00 U
-,:,.:AUTti:ji~-(02)-VI,NCGI