SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BARTOI, A. - BARTON, K.

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CERCHEZ, V.: BARTOI, A.
Study of the chemical composition of the fresh and
used motor
oils. Studii cerc chim 8 no.1:115~-134 160., (EEAI
9:8)
1. Institutul FEMOCHIMp Ploiesti.
(Diesel engine) (Lubrication and lubricants)
(Chromatography)

CERCHEZoV.; BARTOI, A.
A now method for the characterization of mazuts. Studli carc chim
8 no.1:135-156 160. (REAT 9;8)
1. Institutul P M OCHIMs Poiesti.
(Mazut) (Chromatography)

COUNTRY Yugoslavia
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ABS. JOUR. RUChim-i j 195-9, ;0. 87267
AUTHOR Ki-xzevic, X.; Bartoj, M.
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T IT LIE :Lx-fra Shrinkage and Exp~tnnsion of T.j;O~ MgO-C,,-
and 'Chromomagnesite Br'.'.ck.
0 71 1T .PUB.:Tchnika, 14, No 41 i1em. ind., 12, No 4.1
49-51 lp
ABZTRACT :Study of extra shrinka.,,e or cxtra (_,xp~-krjsiQjr., of
Y-0, MgO+Cr, and chromoragnesite brick, was conductc.0 I)y
iring of the saonniples under study in or re'ducing
atmosphere, at 15~00, -for I. hours. Changeb were calc~,_I:Lated
measuring lengt]~ and vo"Lwre ir. ner cent of change in
length. Yaaxlmum tv..rpe:-zit,.;re and of tests wi~..re
sciected after e3asideration. of aiiality of basic refracto-
fies. From test duta the conclusicr, that- L'he
and duration of t1hese tests deterrzine in a
sufficiently sim;~le Planner the arparent (-xtra ~;.nrinkage,
anc that 11nec._- shrinkage of about 1ZA. is for
"asic material, or that tests should be also nade to
C.01D - determine changes in volume.
Frora authors suLzary.
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MAGARASMC) Mlicaj, dipl.chem., asistent; BARTOJ, Mlrjane,
dipl.ingetthe,
asistent.
Preparation of white dextrine, and determination of its
cherec-
teristice; Kem Ind 12 no.7:521-525, J1163.
1. Institut za preln-amberu industriju~ Povi Sad.

VOLTAY, Bela, dr.; BARTOK, Bela, dr.-OSVATH,
Pal,&,
Data on tba modern treatment Of exudative
pleurisy.
Gytrmekgyogyaszat 14 no. 7:2M-214 n 63.
(PLEURISY) (STAPHYLOCOCCAL INFECTIONS,
RESPIRATORY)
(PENICILLIN) (EMPYEMA)

MAGYAROSY, Istvan, dr.; BARTOK, Denes
Air mixture studies with special regard to the
absorption
of Ca . Koh lap 9 nO- 12: 552-556 D 154.
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1. F#.Pipari Kutato Intezet,

MAGYAROSSy, Istvan, dr.; BARToKq Danes; H&WA, Andras
Utilization of ca-1c'i"u~'~m'~"a-l~-u'm-i-nza-te slags in
alumina factoriej.
Koh lap 9 no. 10: 467-474 0 '54o
1* Femipari Kutato Intezet.

-Denes
HUNGARY/ Chemical Technology. Chemical Products and Their
1-5
Application. Mineral salts. Oyides, Bases
Abs Jour Referat Zhur - Xhimiya, No 4, 1957, 12342
Author Magyarossy Istvan, Bartok Denes Hejja Andras
Title Utilization of ;~iAE Slag in Aluminum Plants
Orig Pub Kalcium-aluminat-salakok tinfoldgyari
felhas7nalrisa.
Kohasz. lapok, 1954, 9, No lo, 467-474 (Hungarian)
Abstract Investigation of Ca-Al slag of synthetic
preparation.
Amount of A120 recovered fron tho soluble alwainates
contained in ;2e Ca-Al slag does not depend upon the
concentration of Va2CO solution used in the extrktion.
With a high concentrat, on of Na2CO in the solution,it
is necessary to carry out a remov2 of SiO2 (due to its
high content). Use of solutions with low concentration
of Na2CO applied in large amounts produces a normal
content ~f SiOp which perriits to carry out the process
by the nethod of Bayer.
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BARTOK. Inre, ax orvostudomanyok kandidatus&.
Contribution of Hungarian physicians to the development of
ophthalmology. Szemeszet 91 no.4:176-182 Nov 54.
(OPHMIMOLOGY, history,
in Hungary)

GABOR, Pal; BARTOK, Istyan
TA -
Intra-uterins pneumonia causing deatb of fetus. Qyermekgyoff&szat
B.no.3-4:112-115 Mar-Apr 57.
1.. A Szogedi Orvostudomanyi 11gyetem Szuleszoti es Nogy6grassati
X11nikajanak (1gazgato: Batisfalvy. Janos dr. eVet. tanar) an
Korbonctani, as Loresovettani Intezetenek Ugazgato: Korpassy, Bela,
dr.'Xgret. tanar) kozlemanye.
(7sru , dim.
Intra-utorine pneumonia causing stillbirth (Run))
(STILLBIRTH
caused by intra-aterine pneumonia of fetus (Run))
(PNIUMNIA
Intra-uterine pneumonia of fetus causing stillbirth (Hun))

A,
WXBXR, Apollonta, dr.; BARTON, Istvau, dr.
A case of essential nary derosis In adult. Ory.
hatil. 98 no.16:413-418 21 Apr 57.
1. A Szogedi Oryostudoiftryl SaaUm 1. sx. Belklinikajanak
(Igesgato: Hatenyi, Gaza, dr4,,kt*#'"t,, tarms) am Korbonctani so
Koresovettani Intexetenek (Ijas&to: Itorpassy. Bela. dr. egyat.
tanar) koslamenye.
(HWSIDXRDSIS came reports
pulm., eq;ential 4&M))
(LUNG DISEASIS, case reports
4mosiderovis. essential Wan))

Vol 7/? Cancer july 59-
2755. Metastasking he toblastoma in an adult
Nictastasierendes Hepato.
blastom bei einem Erwacrisenen. BART& 1. Pathol. Inst., Med.
Univ., Szeged,
ry tumour showed
ation between the
able to a common
e. Metastases were
d the hilar lymph
The various theo
ries concerning histogenesis re disc 0 th basis o the
literature.
Guthert, - Erfurt
--7-

t:uul &U. 5 Vol 12/7 General Path. July
2038. THE PATHOLOGY OF NEUROBLASTOMA AND
SYMPATHOGON10MA
OF THE SUPHARENAL GLAND - Beitrag zur Pathologic des
Neuroblas-
toms und des Sympathicogonloms der Nebennierc - Bart6k
1. and
B a r a (I n a y G. Pathol. Inst. . Med. Univ.. Szeged
--Z-B-L. A
MI.G. PATIL
PATILANAT. 1958. 98/3-4 (194-109) Illus. 5
A report is made on 2 cases of turnours of the adrenal
medulla. Metastases were
found In a 3.5-year-old boy and a 2-day-old full-term
male newborn infant, A
diagnosis was made in the first case of sym pathobla
stoma with extensive
metastases. and In the 2nd case of sympathogonloma
with metastases in the liver.
The theories of multicentric development and of
metastasis of an Individual
primary tumour are discussed. It Is concluded that
these theories are not contra-
dictory. because it was possible to demonstrate groups
of tumour cells in the
lumen of vessels in the first case. on the other hand,
in case 2 a multicentric
development of small tumours In the liver in nodular
form was assumed. 'lliese
nodes were thought to derive from groups of cells
which are diffusely distributed
In the liver. In order to support this theory. a
number of findings by other
authors concerning the occurrence of sympathogonlomas
In the liver are presented.
GUthert - Erfurt (V. 16)
A0%

Istvan, Dr.
Hepntobingtoma causing -!mtastasis in adult. Orv. hatil. 99
no.6t2l2-214
9 Feb 58,
1. A Szegedi Orvostudomwqi Iffatem lorbonotani an Korszovetteni
Intoze-
tonal: (igs2gato: lorpossy Bela. dr, epjat, tanar) kotlemenyo.
03PATOM, case reports
hepatoblastoma with metastases (H=))

BARTOK, Istvan,, dr,-.-
Frequency of thrombosis and embolism and their cause.
Orv.
hatil. 100 no-49:1761-1765 D 159.
1. A asegedi Orvostudomanyi Effetem lorbonctani as
Xorszovettani
Intesetenek (igas to: Karpasey Bela dr. egynt. tanar)
kozlemanys.
I rRMOLISR statist)
(THROOOSIS statle)

DOMJANO Qyula; H.MAZARW,, Hortenzia; BAXTOXp IStvan; HORVATH, Fva
Change in the aotivity of phosphomonoesterase i:a the normal and
cirrhotic
liver in rats after partial hepateotomy. Kiserl. orvostud. 13 no.5:
500-503 0 161.
1. Szegedi Orvostudomanyi Egyatem Biokemiai es Korbonctani-
Korszovettani Intezete.
(LIVER MUHOSIS exper.) (RXMRATION physiol.)
(PHOSPHATASES metab.) (LIVER metab.)

-MTOK, Istvan; HORVATH, Eva; DOWAN-p0pila
Changes in the activity of individual enzymes in the liver in
cirrhosis
produced by carbon tetrachloride in rate. Kiserl. orvostud. 13 no.6:
654-659 D 161.
1. Szegedi Orvostudomanyi Egyetem Norbonetani-Korszovettani as Bio-
kemiai Intezete.
(LIM DISMES exper) (ERZYMES metab)

40
f
.BASTQh, ~stvaan%;; ~HQRVATH, Rval DOUJAN, Gyulaj KQRFASSr' Belal
,,olo ca fustolokic&l and Bio-
'Patholog ca an toxima - Pathological
1
chemical Institute of the Medical UniveraltX (orvestudozanyi
ZWeteja Korbonetani-Korssovettani as Biocheniai Intezete)s
Stegedo
"Histochemloal Changes in Carbontatraebloride Cirrhosis of
the Rat after Partial Hapatectozy."
Budapest, Riserletes Orvostwd Vol 14, No 5, Oct 62,
P.P 449-45r. -
AbstragSt [Authors, Hungarian suzaar-j] The liver is capable
or regeneration following partial hapatectomy to the sast
extent in carbontetrachloride cirrhosis as in the non-dis-
eased state, without changes in structure. The activity of
succinic debydrogenase drops zarked17 in both, normal and
cirrhotic liver, during the first 24 hours of ragenerationt
in normal liver, the activity does not risto within the first
96 hours, but in cirrhotic livers there is a signifioant in-
oreaoa by 48 hours. Alkaline phospbatase activity rises du-
!ri , both, cirrhoti~j
~ the first 48 hours of regeneration ir
1/2
eat, 1(iser-le as [I"-
pp a9-45 Vol 14, -NO 5, Oct 62,
and no=al liver,
is more ma fOllow6d by a drop; the &0tjVjt7 increase
rked in the air,-hctia liver. Acid phosphatase ae-
t-1v'tji1B More Marked tlwoughou-t in t1te rg,,,,L. ng 'irrh
otio ra
t,
lsncasr, PrVe'dr=1tnbaa4nt3.3',nWdSat-'e r&generatimg nOmal. liver.
[35 rafer-

BARTOK, Istvan; HORVATH, Eva; DOMJAN, Gyula;
- ---------- KORPASSY, Bela
Histochemic&l changes in carbon tetrachloride-induced
cirrhosis of
rats after partial hapatectomy. Kiserl. orvostud. 14
no.51449-457
0 162.
1. S2eg8di Orvostudomanyi Egyetem Korbonotani-Korszovettani
es Biochemiai
Intezete.
(HEPATECTOMY) (CARBON TETRACHLORIDE POISONING)
(LIVER CIRRHOSIS, EUERIMMAL)

KORENYI, B. Andras, dr.; KISBAN, Gabriella, dr.;
BARTOK, Istvan, dr.
Contribution to the pathology of multiple primary
malignant
tumors. Magy. onkol. 7 no.3.-177-185 S!63.
1. Szegedi Orvostudow"i Egyetam, Korbonot&ni as
Korazovettani
Intezet.
(STOMACH NEOPLASMS) (LUNG NEOPLASMS)
(INTESTINAL NEOPLASMS) (BRKAST NEOFLASMS)
(UTERINE NEOPLASMS) (BLADDER NEOPLASMS)
(PANCREATIC NEOPLASMS) (NEOPLASM METASTASIS)
(PATHOIDGY)

BARTOK Istvan- HORVATH, Lva; POCSAII Julia; KORPASSY,
Bela (deceaned)
Enzyme histochemical studies on normal and cirrhotic
livers of rats
following partial hapatectomy. Kiserl. orvostud. 15
no.2:119-129
Ap 163.,
1. Szagedi Orvostudomanyi Egyatem Korbonctani as
Korszovettani
Intezate.
(LIVER CIRRHOSIS, TOXIC). (LIVER) (HEPATECTOMY)
(CARBON TETRAGHLORIDE POISONING) (IACTATF.
TRIPHOSPHkTE)
(ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATE) (SUCCINATE DEHYDROGERASE)
(CYTOCHROME OXIDASE)

BARTON, Istvan; TOSZEGI, Anna; P=AI, Julia-
POKORNY, Lajc-s
The effect of ser= from partially h6pa-tectomized
rats on
chronic liver damage'oaused by carbon
tetrachloride. Kissrl.
crvostud. 15 no.6t561-566 D 163.
1. Szegedi Orvostudomanyi HUetem Korbonctani es
Korazovettani
Intezete.
(HEPATECTOMY) (LIM REGENERATION)
(LIM ENZYMOLOGY)
(CARBON TETRACHLORIDE POISONING)

GOTTSEQU, G.; RCKODA. T.; BARTOK, I.A.
The affect of morphine on iespiration and oxygen
consumption In
heart disease. Acta, med. hum. 6 no.3-4-.355-366
1954.
le Iron the third Medical Service, Municipal
81styaw Hospital
and Department of Postgraduate Surgery, Univoisity
Medical
School, Budapest.
(Yxm nix. off
(REon rasp. & oxygen consumption in heart dis.)
SPIRATIOW, off. of druga on
morphine In heart-die.)
(HEART DISICA , mtab. in
oxygen consumption, off. of morphine)
(METABOLISM
oxygen consumption In heart die., eff. of zoMhine)

S/020/61/136/005/020/032
B103/B208
AUTHORS; Shuykinq N. I.t Corresponding Member AS USSR,
Kovach, E.,
Bel'skiy, I. F., and Bartok.-M.-
TITLE: Catalytic hydrogenation of organic oxides in the
flow
system at increased hydrogen pressure
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, v. 136, no- 5,
1961, 1120-1122
TEXT: The authors wanted to obtain systematic experimental
data on the
hydrogenation of organic oxides, in order to elucidate the
following
problems: 1) Determination of the relative stability of
various oxide
rings to rupture by catalyzed hydrogen; 2) determination
of the direc-
tion in which the oxide ring is ruptured in the
hydrogenation of
asymmetric organic oxides. The data available are not
sufficient to
solve these problems. For this purpose, the authors
extended their
studies of the hydrogenation of T-oxides (homologs of
tetrahydrofuran,
Ref. 3) to other oxides. They hydrogenated the simplest
representatives
of asymmetric a-, 8-, and y-oxides, i.e., A) propylene
oxide,
B) a-methyl-trimethylene oxide, and 0) a-methyl
tetrahydrofuran oxide at
Card 1/3

S/020/61/136/005/020/032
Catalytic hydrogenation of organic B103/B208
50 atm hydrogen pressure on skeleton catalysts such as Cu Al,
and
Ni - Al catalysts. Furthermore, B) was hydrogenated on Ni Zn
catalyst,
and D) a-n-propyl tetrahydrofuran oxide on Ni - Al. 1)
Hydrogenation on
Cu - Al. ad A): About 80~ of A) was converted to primary propyl
alcohol at 190-2000C. The rest of the catalyzate were
high-boiling
substances. ad B): 90-95% of primary butyl alcohol was formed
at
230-2500C. ad C): The stability of the tetrahydrofuran ring
was found
to be much higher on the Cu - Al catalyst, since the
conversion did not
exceed 10% even at 3000C. The following products of
hydrogenation were
obtained; n-pentane (30% calculated for the converted quantity
of C)),
pentanol-1 (35%), and pentanol-2 (35%)- 11) Hydrogenation on
Ni - Al
catalyst: C) was converted to pentanol-2 only (about 15%) at
250OC-
D) was hydrogenated to heptanol-4 (60%) at 2500C. The authors
conclude
from the latter reaction that the stability of the
tetrahydrofuran ring
to hydrogenolysis is determined by the length of the alkyl
radical in the
a-position. Silmming up: A) and B) behave in an analogous
manner in the
hydrogenation of asymmetric a- and P-oxides both on Cu - Al,
and on
Ni - Al catalysts with respect to the rupture of the oxide
ring,
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S/020J61/136/005/020/032
Catalytic hydrogenation of organic ... B103/B208
On Cu - Al, they are ruptured with suffieJent selectivity
on the
C-0 bond adjacent to the alkyl substituent. A) and B), on
the other hand,
undergo hydrogenolysis in both directions on Ni - Al, i.e.,
also on the
0-0 bond not adjacent to the alkyl substituent, with about
equal intensity.
The asymmetric y-oxides are selectively hydrogenated on Ni
- Al in that
their ring is ruptured only on the C-0 bond not adjacent to
the alkyl
radical. Hydrogenolysis of y-oxides occurs in both
directions on the
Cu - Al catalyst. At atmospheric pressure, D) is also
ruptured on
Ni - Al on the C-0 bond adjacent to the alkyl side group
(Ref. 3). The
same rupture occurs in B) on Ni - Zn catalyst. There are 4
references:
2 Soviet-bloc and 2 non-Soviet-bloo.
ASSOCIATION: Institut organicheskoy khimii im. N. D.
Zelinskogo
Akademii nauk SSSR (institute of Organic Chemistry imeni
N. D. Zelinskiy, Academy of Sciences, USSR)
SUBMITTED: October 219 1960
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SHUYKINs R.I.; BAILT jKj M.; KOVACH, E.; BELISKIY, I.F.
Catalytic isomerization ofj6 -oxides. Izv.AN
SSSR.Otdokhimonauk no*9:
1653-1656 S 162. (HIR& 15:10)
L InBtitut organichaskoy khimii i=. N.D.Zelinsko3o AN
SSSR.
(Oxides) (Isomerization)

5/081/62/000/021/018/069
B156/B101
AUTHORs Bart6k, M.
TITLEs Production of benzyl ether from benzyl alcohol in the
vapor
phase
PERIODICALs Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 21, 1962, 149,
abstract
21Zh112 (Acta phys, et chem. Szeged, v- 7, nofk. 3 - 4, 1961,
112 - 116 [Eng.j summary in Russ.])
TEM (C6H 5CH2)20 (1) has been synthesized from C6H5CH20H (II),
using a
)r-A1203 catalyst (III), at 220 - 5000C. Al(OH) 3is separated
by the
action of NH 40H on Al(NO 3)3; it is washed, dried slowly,
dehydrated at
5000C, and activated in the air at 4000C, III being produced.
Vapors' of
,I1, b.p. 20500, n20 1-5396, d20 1-050, are passed-through III
at 200 -
D 4
5000C (volui-ae of reaction chamber r-150 ml)j the reaction
product is aepa-
20 J/
rated from the vater, and 1, C 14H14 09 b.p. 170006 mm Eg, n,)
1.5614,
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S/081/62/000/021/018/069
Production of benzyl ether from... B156/B101
d20 1-043~ is separated by diatillation. Maximum yield of
1, 66 %, is
4
obtained by a rate of 10 ml/hr II and 27000, the amount of
II recovered
in this case is 34 %, and there are no by-products
whatever. [Abstracter's
notes Complete translation-i
Card 2/2

KOVACH, BEL-SKly, I.F.
Thermal conversions of 01-substituted
khim.nauk no-1:124-130 Ja 162. 713-0,ides. Izv. AN SSSR Otd._
(MIRA .1
Institut organicheskoy khimij im. N D.Zelinskoeo )LN SSSR i
Kafedra organicheskoy khimij Segeds~og
Vengriya. , ; universiteta, Seged,
(Oxides) (Substitution (Chemistry))

_14. ;I XOZMA, B.
InvestIgation of tile CherAical transformations of
diol.s and
163.
organic oxides. Pt.6- Acta phys chem Szeged 9 no.
3A:116-123
1. Kafedr, organichaskoy k1jilii
Szeged. univers,,tq,
4 im-yozhef Attila,

14-; KARAXIIANOV, R.A.; sjjCjjOSpAr
.011SKIr , V. H.
"VestiPation of the chemical transformations of
diols and
163.
organic oxides. pt. 7. Acts, phys Ohen Szeged 9
no. 3AsI24-130
I, InstitIlt Organicheskoy h-himij
nauk S.SSFj j, "-,skva im.N.D.zelinskogo Akademii
2# Kafedra organic (for 'hUYkin KRrakhanov and
heskoy khimi! S"chOstftkovskiy).
Szeged (for Bartok). .1 universiteta 'm-y0zhef
Attila

6'
BARTOK, M.
A new system Of molecular rearrangements. Acta PhYs
chem
Szeged 9 no. 3/4:131-133 163.
1. Institute c' Organic Chemistry, Jozsef Attila
University,
Szeged.

V
s1rUININ, N.I. [ShufKin, N.I.); KOVACS, Odon, dr.;
BELSKII, I.F. [Belskiy, LF.)
BARTOK Mihaly.
Catalytic and theimic conversions of cyclic others. Acta
chimica
Hung 38 no.2t115-121 163.
1. Institute of Organic Chemistry N.D. Zelinskil of the
Academy
of Sciences of the UBSR, Moscow (for Shuykin and Belskiy).
2. Institute of Organic Chemistry., University of Szeged,
Szeged,
Beloiannisz ter 8 (for Kovacs and Bartok).

Sl UYKIN, N. I.; APIOKJO Y.; -BAR70K, M.; BELISKIY, 1.
F.; KAPA191ANOV,
R. A.
Synthesis and tsomerization of
2-n-propyl-5-pheny2t,',rafLran.
Izv AN -SSSR Ser Khim no. 4-.746-747 Ap 164,. (tlP-k 17.5)
1. Institut organicheskoy khimii im. W. D. Zelinskogo AN
SSSR.

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SILTUIN, 11. 1.; BELISKIY, 1. F.; KARAKHANOV, R. A.; KOWA
B.; BARTOKY
M. ,
Isomerization of totrahydropyrans. Izv AN SSSR Ser Khim
no. 4:747-750 Ap 164. (MIRA 17:5)
1. Institut organicheskoy khimii im. N. D. Zelinskogo
AN SSSR.

BARTOKP M-; KOZMAI B.; APIOX, Y- [Apjok,, J,l
ReactiOn Of I.,3-butanediol vith acety.1 chloride.
Isv. AN SSM
Ur. khim. no,12:2192-2197 D t64 (mnu 1811)
is Institut organicheakoy khimii imiversitata irAni
Yozhefa
-Attily, g. Seged, Vangriya.

-7=i-
B-MITCKMIA, Torez1a, inz.; ALWRI Miroslav, inz; CZOBOR
L~~ , Peter, inz.
NF-~ign and cantilever erection of large-span reinforcel-I
c0r'"Ote bridge. Inz stavb.V 13 nO-';156-163 Ap '65),
1. Dopravoprojekt, Brntislava, (for Bartok-ova). 2., Dopr,stav,
Bratislava (for Almerand Czobor).

BARTOL., V.
Yugoslavia 030)
General - Serials
The strugelO for Slmnian Culture on the
Free TerTitory of Trieste under Anglo-
American military administration. p. 600. NOVI SVET
(drzavna zalozba Slovenije) Ljubljana,
(Monthly for literature and arts.). Vol. 3,, 190.
East European Accessions List. Library of
L'ongress.- Vol* 1. no* 1T, -November 1952.
UNCLASSIFIED

BARTOLCIC, Miroalav,, inz.
I Research on Underground %pLters in Petrzalka and its
mirroundings.
Vodni hoBp 13 no.9:358-359 163.

.-BARTOL! i
mirovich, BEIMITSKTY, A.M., otv. red.
to=t _
.[Works] Sochineniia. Moskva, Nauk.a.
Vol.3. 1965. 711 p.
(MIRA 19:1)

- ALRTOLI, Zrnesti

A clear example of the struggle for a shorter work week. Veem,
prof.dvizh. no.5:2-3 Ny 156. (nu 9:8)
1. Chlen vautranney komiesij xavoda Olivett, T Ivrea.
(Ivrea, Its,17-Hours of labor)

KHOROSHAVIN, L.B.; PEREPELITSYN, V.A.; Z.IRY40v,
A.V.; IMOROFOV, P.H.;
MAKRUSHIN, V.V.; BARTOLIS.11, BRYUIETKIII, 14.G.;
VAYIC)IITEYII,
O.Ya.; GISS, A.N.; SHLI,'KJN, M.A.; SHOTIN, V.S.
Use of metal-lurgic&l magnexite powder burned at low
temperature. Stall 25 no.12:1086-1088 D 165.
(MIRA 18-12)

BARTOLCHEY A A j, DOROSHOVICH, N*M,
Settling of single-row pile foundations. Osn., fund. i
mekh. grun,
7 no.5:15-18 165. (MIRA 18:10)

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BA,RTQjpjgpL, G
L_ga _ 'Investigation of the Effect f the Salt Content of Water
on
the OPeration of a Water Tank and the Rem 0
USSR. Oval of Salts with Vapcr.n Icad Sci
Power Engineex-ing Inst Imeni 0. M. Krzhizhanovskiy. Moscow,,
3.933,
(Dissertation for the Degree Of Candidate in Technical Sciences)
So; Kniz maya akplaLl No 3. 1956

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Voesoyuznaya nauchno-tekhnicheskaya konterentsiya po primeneniyu
radioaktivnykh I stabillnykh izotopov I izlucheniy v nArodnom
khozyaystve I nauke. 2d, Moscow, 1957
Teplotekhnika I gidrodinamika; trudy konfdrentaii, tom. 4 (Heat
Engineering and Hydrodynamics; Transactions of the All-Union
Conference on the Use of Radioactive and Stable Isotopes and
Radiation in the National Economy and Science, Vol 4) Moscow,
Gosenergoizdat, 1958. 88 p, Errata slip Inserted. 2,500
copies printed.
Sponsoring Agencies: Alcademiya nauk SSSR,,- and USSR. Glavnoye
upravleniye po ispollzovaniyu atomnoy energii.
FAs-; M. A. Styrikovich (Resp. Ed.)., G. Ye. Kholodovskiy,, a~nd
i. S. Fomichev; Ed. of Publ. House: L. N. Sinellnikova; Tech,.;
Ed.: N. I. Borunov.
PURPOSE: This collection of articles is intended for scientists
and laboratory workers.conberned with the use of radioactive
and stable isotopes.
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Heat Engineering (Cont.) SOV/2457
COVERAGEi This collection of papers deals with the application
ot 'radioactive and stable isqtopes as measuring tools in
various typeB of scientific investigation. No personalities
are mentioned. Refereneps are given after some of the articles.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
1. Miropollskiy, Z.L., and R.I. Shneyerova. Measurement of
Volumdtric Vapor Content in Steam-generating Elements With the
Aid of Gammaradioscopy 3
2. Bartolomey, G.G., Ya.G. Vinokur, V.A.* Kolokolltsev, and V.I.
Petulffi-ov-.--UT~---o-.x'--(-;amma Rays for Studying the
Process of Diffusion 9
I
3. Kutateladze, S.S., and V.N. Moskvicheva. Use of Gaxamaradio-
scopy for Studying the Hydrodynamics of a Multifluid System 12
4- Pbletavkin, P.G., and N.A. Shapkin, Method of "Tagged" Atoms
f;rInvestigating Water and Steam Content in Surface Boiling of 'a
Fluid 16
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5. Kudryavtsev, V.S. Determining the Specific Surface Area of
Quartz and Cement Powders by the Sorption Method With the Use of
nTagged" Atoms 20
635 Moskvin, V.M., and I.I. Kurbatova. Use of
Radioactive-7Isotope
3 for Studying Sulfate Corrosion of Concrete 28
7. Tsytovlch, N.A.,, V,I, Ferronskiy, and V.A. Lukin. Methods
for Determining the Density and Moisture Content of Soils With
the
Aid of Radioactive Ehmision's 33
8. Polozova, L.G.j and R,F. Reyzman, Study of the Processes of
Moisture Transfer in Building Materials by Means of Gammaradio-
scopy 38
9i Styrikovich, M.A., I.Hh. naybullin, and L. K. Khokhlov,
Use of Radioactive jsa~topes for.Investigating the Solubility of
Salts in Water Vapor at High -r-ressures 41
10. Sterman, L.S., A.Ya. Antonov, and A.V. Surnov, Investi-
gation of the Characteristics of Vapor at a Pressure of 185
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abs. atm. With the Aid of Radioactive Isotopes 46
11. Dubrovskiy, V.A. Use of Radioactive Isotopes for Observin
the Motion of the Molten Glass Mass in Glass Furnace Tanks 52
12. Rachinskiy, V.V. Use of Radioactive laotopeo in Studying
the Filtration of Fluids Through Porous Media. 57
13. Leypunskaya, D.I., and A.Ya. Pruslin. Radioisotope Methods
for Investigating Flow Processes of Fluids in a Porous Medium
62
14. Borts, M.A., L.S. Zarubin, V.S. Kaminskiy, and L.L.
Korsak.
-Investigation of the Hydrodynamics of a Fluid in the Conical
Rotor
of a Settling Centrifuge With the Aid of Radioactive isotopes
67
15. Volarovich,, M.P., N.V. Churayev, and B.Ya. Minkov,
Invest-
igations of the Motion of Water in Peat Under Laboratory and
Field
Conditions With the Use of Radioactive Isotopes 72
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16. Ark-hangellskiy., M.14. Use of Radioactive Isotopes for
Invest-
igating Suspensions of River Silt 78
17. Veynik, A.I., and A.S. Shubin. Use of
Radloactive.Isotopes
for Investigating the Mechanism of the Drying Process 89,
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STYRIKOVICH, kandidnit takhait.-heskikh neuk.
KOLOWLITSMV, V.A.. kandidat te."anizhaskikh nwik.
The effect of volumetric ste&n content on the coefficient of the
effluent (with sunmary in'Eviishl. Toploenergetika 4 no.10;9-12
0157. (mw 10:9)
1. Chlon-korrespondent Akadvaii npiuk SSSPI (for Styrikoviah).
2.3saargetlebeskiy institut Akademii nnuk SSSR,
(Feed weter)

Akademlys nauk SSSR. EnorgotichooklY
Institut IMAM

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Tuthchankova. Candidate of
Technical SCAOM*83
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lInkLy, Candidatt of T*ohnical
Sciences (Sec"tary)j
Z. L. Hiro

and S. 0. yark*v, Cardldat* of
Technical Sciences.
c

rUAMEs This work to intended for
scientists and anginears working

V,

in the
field of ~taam boilers.

COVERAG31 This is a
collection of 9 articles an the
circulation of

water and uster-Tapor
mixture In boilers, bubbling Vrocexaasg

pulsation of pressure. temperature fields
In combustion chambers.
and the solution or
bodies
a
t
b

ween gr
,
e
y
:41atlilon h t transfer
i6b Thor* is aloo an'
W,i ai;

article describing processes
occuring In the steam boiler of a

solar
beat en*rXr station. Reforannee appo&r at
the and of

each artlale._--

-7-
wervi-oandpoted at thersohydrooloo trio
laboratories In oooporation

wltk Feet
and.2lectrio Power Plant Mrs) No. 9.

V. _EqUkajWv, and
~o. XL. 0. Vin cur A,
j1
VgrI212211

-
a
1g~ition of V&Pw and One
Lpe-r1auntal Inve

CiFt-ents-ins Bubbling
Proooma 40
:t

It was found that the distrIbut 'n Of
value* vapor content
,

the olovatical of the bubbling volume
and air content along

at
InsignIfIcant"r*duced velocities of vapor
or air* And at
ualltatIT817 thw -
t

ns q
1. boiler water &&It content. rema
mome undir mirlas presauso and
charactarlotics of the perforated

plate. An
Incroaso In Cho weight level At
Atmospheric

so of vapor content. An
Increase in
pressure r*sults In a decre

the reduced
velocity of at* when the water lip of low
salt
:,

content Imoreasoo, the volume vapor
content.

9. 1. Pulsations of Pressure In the ?2ow
of Ca"lqtdd
Ungar

-
Risturam In r1peX ,

Xho artl&U doeaftbes
oxy*rimnts In proomore pulsation in

raw 14
a long PIP" of different diammUrs-23. 11
47.4. 74.7

and ".6 sm. The flow velocity
Changed from 0.1 to 54/100.

The Was content
Cho ad from 0.05 to 0.95. Graphical
represent-
n

reAults are given.
stion of ospwrimen

Kirepallskly. Z. L., and
8. 1. Shneye"Ta. Investigation of a

Flow of
vapor Water Rlztwv in Pipes b7 r Radiation
33

authors describe problem to dater.
In tMs article the

.
ml:Wng the average values of @to&= volume
contents 9 ev. In

pipes and In Conduits or
rootangular arose section. Tht

rosulis
obtained 4314 also valid for conduits of

arbitrary goomstrical shapot. Diagroxv and
graphs are given.

KhrustaleT. B. A; and S.
3. Fillsonow. Temperature Fields In

Combust
Ion Chambers 62

ttng oftabors were
Investigated.
Throo kiaA, of fur6ae ho

Supe.l. , &I data
she. th t under e*yMtIcn of oppresLasto
:

o*1r.mcdou temperature fields these
ha-bero perform
9

106d. It to stated that the approximate
according t:

of dia-.asionless temperature
fields from the

rtmitClocaurs, in various
oosbuytion chambers which differ from

each
Otbor According W SOOMtrlo obaracteristIcs
And the

tYP* Or combustion processes. ,

3bahecolov, D- K- St*&- 30MOM of a Solar
Rest Rogrgy Station 70

The Author Vrisents*
dot;
on ths performance of stems boilers

operating On solar heat overgy. 0064ral
diagrams -of A

boiler sad tataeg of
principal Characteristic are given.,

Surinovp Is. A. InvOgtIgAtlan of Radiation
16at Transfer In

SrMtM" of Gray Bodies
79

The Author dGT*I0P9 a theory or
radiation and radiation hoat

transfer.
Ths equation@ appearing in this article
permit &

theoretical Probability
Interpretation. The article to dl-

'd*d
Into two Parts: 1) SOULIOn Of a sized
probaAm on ,A1_

*tica heat ox9hMa In a
Vy"me Of CM bodies In a dlath.r.l.

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-AUTHORS: Styrikovich, M.A., Corresponding Member AS USSR,
Bartolo , Vinokur, Ya.G. and KpJ
MeY2 G.G. ' okolltsev, V.A.,
canMiates or *re~hn_rc_=9~ Tences
TITLE: The Influence of the Concentration of a Suspension of
Uranium Oxide on the Steam Content by Volume Under
Bubbling-Conditions
PERIODICAL: Teploenergetika, 1960, No.9, pp.19-22
TEXT: When steam is bubbled through a suspension the process is
influenced not only by the properties of the liquid and steam
phases
but also by the concentration of the suspension, the density of
the
solid phase and the fineness of its particles. The experiments
were commenced with tests at atmospheric pressure using the
uranium oxides U308 and U03 as the dispersed phase in condensate.
Data is given on the particle size composition of the oxides
used,
which were mostly greater than 10 microns. The steam content by
volume of the oxide suspension was determined by irradiation with
gamma rays. The formula that was used in the determinations is
given and experimental justification for its use is provided.
It was shown that the irradiation absorption factor did not
depend
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The Influence of the Concentration of a Suspension of Uranium
Oxide on the Steam Content by Volume Under Bubbling Conditions
on the thickness of the irradiated layer or on the fineness of the
suspension, at any rate within the range of values tested. A
graph of the relationship bletween the absorption factor and the
concentration of suspensions of the two uranium oxides is given in
Fig.l. Tests were then made to determine the influence of the
structure of the suspension on the mean steam content by volume.
The suspension could be irradiated in the vertical and horizontal
directions and from curves of the distribution of local values of
steam content mean values of steam content were calculated. The
tests clearly showed that the gamma irradiation method could be
used to determine the steam content by volume of a suspension.
Tests carried out with the system water-air and with suspension-air
showed that with *oncentrations of U308 up to 10% in the water
its presence has no influence on the air content of the suspension
by volume as compared with pure water. As will be seen from-the
graph in Fig.2, increase in the concentration of the suspension
above 30% causes some diminution in the air content. After these
prelimimary tests the maim series of tests were made on the system
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The Influence of the Concentration of a Suspension of Uranium
Oxide on the Steam Content by Volume Under Bubbling Conditions
suspension-steam. The tests were made on an atmospheric
pressure
column made of stainless steel with sight glass, illustrated
diagrammatictily in F19.3. Irradiation was affected with a
source of Co 0 with an activity of about 10 millicuries. Brief
details of the experimental procedure are given. From the tests
local and mean values of the volumetric steam content were
obtained for various rates of passage of steam with columns of
different heights and suspensions of different concentrations
of
the two oxides of uranium, theresults are plotted in Fig.4. The
distribution of steam content by height is similar to that for
condensate, i.e. there is an initial section on which the steam
bubbles are stabilized a section of steady motion where the
steam
content by volume remains practically constant and an upper
section
of fairly rapid increase in steam content with height. Increase
in the uranium oxide content up to 12 to 14% reduces the steam
content slightly on the stabilized section, i.e. the steam
bubbles
rise somewhat more rapidly than in pure water. Increasing the
concentration of uranium trioxide from 4 to 20% causes very
slight
increase in the volumetric steam content on the stabilized
section,

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The Influence of the Concentration of a Suspension of Uranium
Oxide on the Steam Content by Volume Under Bubbling Conditions
The volumetric steam content on the stabilized section is
practically Independent of changes in the level in the range of
200 to 600 mm and depends mainly on the referred steam velocity,
as will be seen from the graphs plotted in Fig-5 which are discussed
in some detail. The difference between the volumetric steam
contents of suspension and condensate decrease with increase in the
referred velocity of the steam, i.e. with increased rate of
steaming. For referred speeds in the range 0.7 to 0.9 m/sec the
difference in the value of the steam content for condensate and
suspension does not exceed 3 to 5%. There are 5 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Energeticheskiy institut AN SSSR
(Power Engineering Institute AS USSR)
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STYRIKOVICHI M.A.; BARTOLOME G.G- Icand.tekhn.nauk; VINOKUR, Ya.G.,
kand. te KOLOKOLITSEV, V.A., kand.takhn.nauk
Effect of the concentration of uranium oxide auspenBions on
the volumetric steam content under bubbling conditions. Top-
loenergetika 7 no.9:19-22 S 160. (MIRA 14:9)
1. EnorgeticheakiyAnstitut All SSSR. 2. Chlen-korrespondent
AN SSSR tfor Styrikovich).
(steam)

STYRIKOVICH, M.A.; ZMLQZIo_D.G_,_IcRnd.tekhn.nauk; VINOKUR, Ya.C.,,
kand.tekhn.nauk; KOIAZOLITSU, V.V., kamd,teklm.nauk
Studying the entrairuent. of disubstitutea phosphate &W vodI=
-sulfate under conditions of atmospheric pressureo Teploonergetika
8 no.32:53-59 N 161. (MIRA 14:10)
1. Energeticheskiy institut AN SM. 2. Chlen-korrespondent
AN SSSR (for Styrikovich).
(Ste&*)

STYRIKOVICH, M.A.1 BART xG., kand.tekhn.nauk;
KOLOKOLITSEV, V.A.,
kand.tek . ~~OLOWZT-G
Comparison of two possibilities for desalting feed
water in the
cyole of an electric power plant operating on
low-grade fuel.
Slek. eta. 33 no.718-11 J1 162. (KRA 15:8)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR,
(Feed-water purification)

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Candidate of Tachnical,Sciences;
AUTHORS.
Suvorovt V*A-, Engineer; and Tevlin, S.A., Engineer.
TITLE: An investigation of the hydrodynamics of the steam
generator of a double-circuit nuc.lear power station
PERIODICAL: Teploe~nergetika, no.1, 1963, 52-58,
TEXT: Steam tends to accumulate in parts of the very compact
heat-exchangers used with boiling-water reactors in nuclear power
stations. Accordingly, boiler no.3 of TETz NEI was adapted as a
thermal model of a double-circuit boiling-water reactor, to study
the proportion of steam in the steam/watei mixture at various
points in the steam generator. The proportions were determined by
passing gamma radiation through the mi3Eture and measuring the
attenuation. in preference to large external sources of radiation,
cobalt-60 sources on steel rods were used in pockets resembling
thermometer pockets, fitted at 14 different 'heights in the steam
generator. Full theoretical justification of the.method is given,
together with the necessary formula. It assumes that the
radiation detector is adequately shielded against radiation
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dispersed within the water laypro so that the latter has a linear
absorption whatever the proportion of steam in the mixture. The
thickness of the collimator screen (in front of the detector) and
of the container walls of the detector were determined experimen-
tally. The-mean of three determinations of steam-content agreed
With Kutateladze's formula. The proportion of steam increased
more
rapidly in the upper tube bundles of the generator than in the
lower. Those mid-way addedhardly any steam, probably because the
heat-exchange surface was excessive. Steam was distributed
irregularly over the section of the upper bundles, being
concentra-
ted near the drum walls. Steam-content was everywhere
fluctuating,
probably because of the shallowness of the bubbling layer over
the
h,eat-exchange surface. -If its depth were increased, by removing
Bome tube bundles, the steam-content'in a large-diameter free
volume could be determined, to checlc the criterial formula,
'There are 7 figures.
ASSOCIATIONt Moskovskiy energeticheakiy.inatitut
(Moscow Power Engin4ering Institute)
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2g; 0. 0. (Candidate of toohnical aciences); Kaba- L P.
AW HORS, iBartg1or nov,
(Sngineer)
TITLEs Investigation of heating the M atean generator with eatureved steam
SOURCE: Toplow.ergetika., noo 1,, 1965., 69-72
TOJ?IC 'TAGSz heat I exchanger., steam generator, boiler/ No 3 w-re M1
boiler,
IKU61149T ateal, 201teel
AMTRACT ? An experiment was carried out to Judy the heating range in an
steam generator (vtomicel!~O 'by saturated vapar. A vx)del instal-
,a-, -,Dn Wae used t~ Simidpte t1io double--circuit wa%or-Lype LiO power
pla-Pt.
CY1.171~ric_ad arun (1210 Pri inalde dian) was use~_l with lie
at-axcr-_ar.F-.er, col-'s
sir4'ac(j &ref.) f;Lq(1,3 of ruBt-proof slee'L. Tli,; dr%in was
,~;uils from a nearty boiler ur4er 4D-atm pressure at controlle,! rates.
Trie
s*_aam f-l,)rw rate wis 400 kd-n~3&h_r and the volunis of water in tqe
steam generator,
2 . 51 rO .ThroughoLt. the exporis-nent it was noticed that, during the
steam heating
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process, vibrativn and noise vere, generated for the f irat 30 minutes,
accompanied
with water hammer, in direct proportion to the stean. flow rate. After
200-280
k,-/m3 Iz flow rve had been a' ,tained, the noise level remz-in5d the mme,
with no
wat.er hammer. Flow rate, pressure., and temperature versus Mating tire
curves
showed three distinct regionsi 1) pras5ure remains constwit while the flov,
rate 0
changes from 60-JIM kg/m3ahr and At (6t - t (boiler) t (Irdm) ) drops from
C,00
to !CC; 2) pres.-ure rises from atmospheric to 6-8 atm, relains constart and
2-6C; 3) tie rate Of change Of PrO35Ure rOaCheS MaCirMIM, from 3--3 '~o
U"11 -,_i r- VE ry-Lne ',he st,45airt flov rate is fa chang,~ L~~e heatin-
"e e',-a-or.~ * or --:-ur,~ , V'rio. &:-t. %&s. ~ f,.gareb.
A&SXLATIONi Moskoviskiy energeticheskiy irstitut (Moscow Institute of He at
Nrwer
1' nlgi neerl ng)
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BARTOLOT,_Yj.G,G.,_k&nd. tekhn. nauk; KABANOV, L.P., inah.
Development of nuolear power engineering In Great Britain Teplo-
energetika 11 no.609-92 Js 164. WRA 180)

L 2576-66
ACCESSION NR: APSO 19291 UR/6143/W600/007/6007/00lZ-.
621.316.11:518.5
AUTHOR: Arzamastsev, D. A. (Candidate of technical sciences, Do
cant),
Bartol (Engineer)
TITLE: Setting up and solving network-mesh equations on digital computers
SOURCE: IVUZ. Energetika, no. 7, 19 6 5, 7 -12
TOPIC TAGS: nonlinear differential- equation, digital computer
ABStRACT: Techniques are developed for simplifying the process of setting up
such differential equations which could be conveniently nolved on "Ural-1
"and
"Ural-21'. computers. Mesh equations separately representing real and
irnagfnaryl
voltage components can be solved by a method of group iterations i. e* ,by
substituting a set of linear differential equations for the initial set of
nonlinear
I equations. A 3-mesh network with and without node-connected loads is
considered. The initial. closed-mesh network Is transfortried Into an open
"tree".
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Ms,

L 2576-66
1ACCESSION NR: AP5019291
'network Which Is described by a square nonsingular D-submatrix. By
combinin'
"it with the node-current submatrices, a unit submatrix and a
0-submatrix, a
resulting transformation M-matrix is obtained. The latter mbArix, an
impedance'
diagonal matrix Z and the mesh matrix F, serve for setting up the
final mesh
equations. The method permitted finding the power'-flow distribution
in a, 12-meal
network, on a "Ural-21' computer, in 6 rnin. Orig. art, hast 4 figures
and
24 formidas.
Ural'skfy politekhnicheskiy institut Imi S. M. Kliov_-,
(Ural Polytechnic Institute,)
'SUBMITTED: 27Jun64 ENCL:'00 SUS CODE... MA Dp,.
NO REF SOV.- '006 OTHER, '001
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BAnOIXMM, Yu.V. (Bartolmisiov, IU-V-1
Interprovinoo plimnin and exchan e of crude medicinal
plant material. Farmatsev. zbur& 17 nool:80-81 162, (KRA 15%6)
1. Aptechnoye upravleniye Dnepropolrovskogo oblastnogo otdela
zdravookhraneniya jBOTAN-IGAL DRUG IMI)STRY)

IKALLAX, L., dr.; Cla=lr. S.. dr.; -,A - , .
Clinical aopects of paripapillar7 carcinoma of duode=.
Lijec.
vJeeo 76 uo*7-8:289-297 JU17-Aug 549
Is 1z interne klinike Xedtzlnekog fakultata Svaucilista,
Zagreb,
(DUOMENUX. neoplams
paripapillary carcinoma)

. BARTOLOVIC, T.
I Main types of Bosnian mountain horses. Dil se
Youg 8
no.3A,89 Je-A&163.
1. Poljoprivredni fakultet Univerzitetail
Sarajevo.

ob3-~rvation:i on Lbe uricosuria c:.,, ~;rti6tj
lieumatizam 22 no.6:224-226 165. ol
Zavod za reumatake bulesd "Dr.

SKOPMAKOVA, L.K., red.; BODYAZHIIIA, V.I., prof., red.;JUR.TOLIS,
red.
(Ways of decreasing pGrinatal mortality; transactions) Futi
snizheniia perinatallnoi smertnosti; trudy. Pod red. V.I.
Bodiazhinoi i L.K.Skorniakovoi. Moskvay Yeditsina, 1964.
31 P. (MIRA 17:6)
1. Simpozium po borlbe s perinatallnoy smertnostlyu,
Yoscows 1962.

HURGARY
R(MSOS, Istvan, Dr, ILIXV, Ilia, Dr; Hospital of Kaposvar,
(director: TARJAN, sz 0 Dr), I. Surgical Ward (chief physician:
SZABO, Bela,
Dr) and Radiology (chief ;hysician: ILIEV. Ilia, Dr) (Kaposvari
Korhaz, I.
Sebeszeti Osztaly es Rontgen Osztaly).
11 On Neurogenic Tumors of the Stomach."
Budapest, Magyar Sebeszet, Vol XX, No 1, Feb 67, pages 67-77.
Abstract- [Authors' Hungarian summary] In connection with the
detailed de-
scription of 2 cases, the neurogenic tumors of the stomach are
discussed. The
two patients were 45 and 17 years old women. Both patients were
hospitalized
for gastric bleeding and the benign, ulcerative tumor in the stomach
was
diagnosed postoperatively. The possibilities of preoperative and
intra-
operative diagnosis of neurogenic tumors are discussed. In both
cases, a
subserous vascularization on the extraventricular surface of the
stomach was
apparent. Since neurogenic tumors may be accompanied by numerous
complica-
tions including the danger of a malignant degeneration, and they
may-also
have a detrimental effect on hematopoiesis, radical removal as soon
as possible
and without regard to the age of the patient is considered to be
necessary.
In some cases, however, if radical surgery with iLs immediate and
late com-
plications represent a greater danger to the patient than the risk of
local re-
currences-which Is present when local resection is employed, there is
jus-
tification for this latter proceduro as well. It is considered
important that
HUNGARY
Budapest, lla"Jva r
--Le.beszet, Vol XX. No 1, Feb 67, pages 67-77.
diagnostic gastrotomy be Performed before .the final surgical solution
in order to discover any bleeding from other areas of the stomach or
origi-
nating from another disorder, 15 Hungarian, 29 Western references.

.RWON, Frantiseko inz.
Nov Gzathoolovak athesiva substance Syntamin ST, Siln doprava
.11 no.6:6-9 Jo 063.
1. Hinioterstvo dopravy.

BARTCIN, Frantisak, inz.
National donferonce on the now technology in Prachatiee. Siln
doprava 3.1 no.7:10-3-1 1639
1, Hinisterstvo dopravy,
m

0 -Unt r., Czechoslovakia E-2
Analytical Che=ietry - AWQyxJLr, of
Inorganic Substances
Abs. Jour.
Pof zhur-mumiya., igo 6, 1959 19072
AliuML-i-or M.; Barl.Dn J.
Kuras,
Tit1c, Analytical REactions of Some Amidoximes. IX.
m-Nitrobenzamidoxime.
OriLy.. Pub.: Chem. listy, 1958, 52, Wo 5, 975-976
Abstract : Study of analytical reactions of m-nitrobenz-
am1doxime (I), prepared by reaction of m-nitrobenzonitrile
with NH20H.HC! at pH 4-4.'5. 1 (in the form of an ethanol
solution) gives characteristic reactions of precipitation,
or color reactions, with Ag'~' (in ginmonlacal medium there Is
formed a yellow precipitate which gradually turns black),
Hg2+ and CU2-,, (after addition of CH3COONa a Dale-zellow or
dirty-green precipitate is formed), U02 2+ ana Fe3 (an orange
red or gray-brown color develops), with Au34 (in the presence
of CH3COONa an oran&e precipitate is formed which gradually
turns black), Pd2+ (on boiling an orange precipitate is
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Cc;untry Czechoslovakia E-2
Category Annlartical Chemistri - Analysis of
InorgmUc Substances
Abs. jour. lief Mur-Khimiyn, No 6, 3939 19072
Author
Institut.
Titlo
OriG Pub.
Abstract formed) and N12+ (after addition of 3$ solutioni
Of 1120? a red color develops and after 24 hours a blue-
violet precipitate separates; in the presence of NH40H
separation of precipitate occurs more rapidly). Salts of I
with Cu, Hg Pd, and Ni, were Isolated and their properties
were studieA. Composition of Cu-salt corresponds to the
formula; [C?H603N3,CU(011)~;H20 and that of the Pd-salt
to the formula: (C H 0 N Pd6l2- In the Hg-salt the ratio
I:Hg:Cl = lzl:l an?d7in3 Ai-salt 4%,,be ratio Wi = 21l0 Ni-
salt has oxidative properties. Comunication VIII see
RZhKhimq 19589 77281+. -- K. Kamen.
0--rd: 2/2

8/08""'2/000/019/03T/053
BiOlYB'180
AUTHORt BartoX, J.-
.TITLEi Molding technique for laminated phenol aldehyde plastics
PERIODICkLi Referativnyy z~urnal. Khimiyal no;.19, 19621 513i,abstraot
19P79 (Bull. VUKIp v-.14 Ino- 3, 196.1, ij,7 - 123 Slovak.1
summaries in Rua. and Eng-D
TEXT: This study deals with the setting dynamics of packs of cotton
cloth and paper impregnated with resol-cresol formaldehyde resin and
molded at a specific pressure of 50 - 70'kg/ct 2 with the heating
plates
at 1700C. The molded laminated plastics were-3 - 153 mm thick. The
static bending strength and'Martens heat rbsistance were determined in
de-
pendence on molding time. For textolite 40 mm thick, the bending
strength
after 10,.20, 30, 40, or 120 min (counted from the moment when the
plates
'reached 1400C, with subsequent increase to 1700C) was 1315, 1.2859
1267,
1207, 1227 kg/CM2, and the Martens heat resistande'ias 95 - 96, 112 -
114?
120 - 121, 134 - 135-5, and 110 - 1140G, respectively. The optimum
molding
.dime was found to be 30 - 40 min. The output of presses can be
increased
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S/Oal/62'/000/019/037/053
Molding technique for laminated B101/BI80
30 % by applying thie. [Abs-tracter's note: Complete tranilation.]
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AUTHOR:
TITLE:
i59.30
z/ooq~62/0oo/oo4/ooi/ooi
E112/E635
BartoK, Jaroslav
The effect of catalysts on Selation rates of
silicone resins.
PERIODICAL: Chemick:j prfimysl, no. 4, 1962, 220-221.
TEXT: Processing problems of silicone-coated glass fibre
laminates are discussed. One of the specific objectives is the
development of a simple laboratory method to measure &elation
times of i:ilicone-catalyst compositions. The following
simplified procedure is now suggested. The silicone resin-
catalyst mixture (2 cc) is introduced into a test tube by means
qf an injection needle and kept at constant temperature in a
glycerole bath ( 150 � 1*C ). Gelation time is determined and
defined as the time required to produce irreversibly a
gelatinous
consistency of the material which no longer can be drawn out
into
fibres by means of a glass rod. Results are presented In the
form of tables (arithmetic means of three measurements).
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The effect of catalysts... Z/009/62/000/004/001/001
E112/E635
Strongest catalytic action is exerted by lead naphthenate which
has a marked effect even at room temperature. The effects of
Co- and Zn-naphthenates or triethanolamine were considerably
weaker. Catalysts, based on Sn orAl-salts were also investigated
Two types of Czechoslovak silicone resins were used as standards.
SIL 150 and SIL 100, and the effects of the catalysts were seen to
vary with the composition of the resin. For SIL 150, the
catalytic effect fell off in the following order: Pb, Co, Zn,
Al. triethanolamine, Sn, while for SIL 100, the order was.,
Pb, Sn. Zn, Co. triethanolamine, Al.
The described metbod is considered simpler and a *uicker than other
procedures for the determination of gelation times.
There are 1 figure and 6 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Kablo, n.p. Bratislava.
SUBMITTED: June 12. 1961.
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RARTOV, J.
lpermw*
Indiiect, detemInation of bending streqIft of
laminated
mate'rials. Chim prum 13 n.o.Ut6W-610 V'63.
I
1. Kablo Bratisl0a.. n.p... zavod Gumon,
lbratislava

MESSIRIE DEBRECZINI, Laura~ dr.; BARTCNI Jozsefq
dr.
PapiUomatous degeneration of the oral mucose.
Fogorv. szemle
58 no.7t2O2-205 J1165.
1. A Pecei. Orvostudomanyi Rgyetem Stomatologiai
Klinikajarol
(igazgatot Schranz, Denes, dr., egyetemi tanar),

T~ 416
SOURCE CODE:
CZ/0043/66/000/00-3-/01-69*/-,O- 1-79-1;
AUTHORt Barton', Jaroalav-Bartont, Ya. (Engineer; Candidate of
O'ciencee)
-- .7 ......
.ORG: LbLboratory of PoLl=rs, Slovak Acad2M'of Sciences#
Bratislava
polymerov Slovenskaj akademie vied)
TITIE: Effect.of dicumylperoxidelon polyolefins and their
mixtures
SOURCE: Chemicke zvesti.. no- 3# 1966., 169-179
(Laboratorium
gtl
(3
TOPIC TAGS: free radical, polyethylene, polywr arose liWdng
ABSTRACT.- The'a6tion of free radioalsl.on polyethyloneiresults
in-
.'the formation of a cross---MgFea pro-duct., -7TE-e
croS3-linking ef-.
-ficienoy (the number of cross-linkages corresponding to a mole
.of the decomposed dicumylperoxide) equals one, The ratio of the
.4ecomposition to cro4a-linking of the basic polyethylene units
equals approxg zeroo' Atactio polypropylene, unlike
polyethylene,
does not form cross-linkages up to a .5.1% by W, concentration
of dioumylperoxide. When dicumylparoxide reacts with a mixture.
of-polyethylene and atactio polypropylene the amount.of the
cross-,
linked product decreases with increasing concentration of poly-'
,propylene basic units-in the origibal.mixturo;.the ratio of.de-
ccmpo3iti,on,to cross-linkages increases. Orlg. art. has: 4
figiwes, 4 forMulas
and 2 tables. 1JPRS: 36,0021
SUB COM 07 / SUBM DATEt 24Aug65 I CRM M7: 005 SOV REF: 002
OTH _TWj 017
I

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L 4 5360 1
ACC NR1 AP6033603 SOURCE CODE: CZ10043A61000/00'1002810036!
AUTHOR: Laza~. Mil (Engineer; candidate of sciences; Bratislava);
Rartgn, JarQA1.4v
)'Barton', Ya. (Engineer; Candidate of sciences; Bratislava)
1 -567
or 01 "o-L r L
ORG: Laborator of Pol rs Slovak Academy of Sciences, Bratislava
(Laboratorium
polym,-To-V-Mov~enskejj ~akade~mi?e 6vfed)
A
TITIZ--. Rate of formation of cross-linking interpolymers in the
mixture of atactic
polypropylene polyethylene dicumyl peroxide
SOURCE: Chemicke zvesti, no. 1, 1966, 28-36
TOPIC TAGS: polymer cross linking, reaction rate, radical
polymerization,
"ecule
macromo.
ABSTRACT: The number of cross-linkings among the macromolecules of
atactic
polypropylene and polypropylene per mole of decomposed dicumyl
peroxide was
investigated.- It was determined that the cumyloxyradical reacts
3.8 times
faster with a basic unit of polypropylene than with a unit of
polyethylene.
Orig. art. has: 2 figures, 8 formulas and 3 tables. (Based on
authors' Eng.
abst.) 1JFRS: 34,8051
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mom &0~ and RA, and det. S as.+ B&SO, To det.

to
ta and pyrite S kock I g, com! I hr. with 1. 1 HCI.
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SOM
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IrfrP AM. 11 MH
16f jkkD jftq 143"t-
ps"Issis ko p4arcollis oil
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a 44 28, 234;M
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orbo;I;lIMr,.ifipm= of k2be methods Previously dr
r adbrd.(Tbarpe J. Chile Sm 83 9OD(IDM)- Crate
Xftkd., C.A. if, 164 1; i;~y, MWU 6. En 117. ih(IM)).
0 oil I S. of the sawIle was ignited In the Grote
a =app.at7SO"tor hn. The volatile As was ab
mbe InhOnd.l1jSOd4d.i:4- TbesonvolatileAswu
*44. In the ashes. The aAn were balled siodor the re-
910Z condenser 2 hn. in a 1004=1. AsA with 25 ml. of
IICI and 0.23 all. of Or. The exam Uri wu do-
beating the soln. with I g. of XHSOs. The
ue wax filtered, wailled with 10 ml. ol coned.
IIC3. and brated under the refinx condraw to remove
SO.. TbffeafcertbecmtcntsoltbeLA"kwmdistd.ins
::.3 Wait. rc4Mvff until the residue In the still became x1rupy.
The dista. was continued after 10 more m3. of coned.
glow I(Cl was added. Two 1. of granulated tint and 20 ml. a(
04i HsM.dild- 1:1. over. added toilic oolo. contit. As. Placed
a rubilerstopprr with aSlan tube. Tbecottonvid
strips
.4ad filter paper, so&W with the solo. of Ph (OAc)k wft
Placed in the slase tube. the end of which was covertA with
a HsClj paper shaded from the light by a dark test tutic.
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j=s;j:;jLtb a standard
teak frfthly prepd. dels.
each
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in a quaM tube aW at a combusdOll llrmP* the S.
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'was not completdy recovard with the Gfotc.Kmkckr
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BARTON, K.
Foraks R.; Barton, K.; Vavra, B. "Lack of Flaming in Coal
Minin~.Vv p. 509 (Za
Socialistickou Vedu A Techniku, Vol. 3, no. 12, Dec. 1953, Praha
East Daropean vIol. 3, No. 3 1954
SO: Monthly List 2f U=I= Accessions,/Library of Congress, March
IM,, Uncl.

&WON, X.
AbolishingshortecMings in the planning and construction Of
industrial buildingso p. 3j Z& SOCIALISTICKOU VEDU A TECTIITIKU
.kyCh techniclWchspolecnosti pri es-
(Pripravrq vybor vedec,
kosiovenske akademii ved) Praha$ Vol. 5., 140- 1, jan :L955.,
SOUR(;E: East Euronean Accessions List (ryAL) Ubrary of
COM110119s
Vol. ~, ~0. 12, December 19,q

Selection of materials and methods of surface protection in tropical
elimatesip p. L63, STROJIRENSTVI(Ministerstvo sl,.rojirenstvi) Prahap
Vol. '5P No, 6, June 1955
SOURCE: East "aropean Accessions List (ML) Library of Congress#
Vol. No. 12, December 1955,
412~,

g to
Selection of materials accordin
p. 467, SIROJMIISTVI (MinisterstvO
No. 6s June 1955
Czechoslovak standard regulations'
~,Mwtvj) praha., Vois 5P
strO
DnB LiSt (Fy_kL) LibrarY Of COnP'essf
,CE: East European Accessil
SOUP
Vol. 4j, No. 120 December 1955

BARTON.* X.
11 469, STROjIRFNSTVI (Ministerstvo
Technicia books in factories'p P . 6, june -1955
strojirenstVi) Prarlal vol. 5, No
:,ns List.(EFAL) L-lbrary of Congresss
.ast European Accessi4 lq~s
SOURCE: F
Vol. 4, No_ 12,, December

7- 0,41
of
f-lowi-is .a Otbrom
lifla
137i4' C-Ok- =our
'AOA. Stmorawo" V.
LB
p. 404M
Ilk P.U
Cgs Of In ligm. COMW
IC. coatinp, -Ys-
OM7,k; At, ii )As all
steel, U.
-a-w-Ismam-00
j,

Sustained specJalization in the field of architecti-ral, design
will enable
i1a to use the new technology more efficiently., P. 315o 2A
SOCULISTICKOU
VEDU A TEECHNIKU (PriprF-vny vybor vedeckych IRchnickch
spolecnosti pri
eskoslovenske akademii ved) PrahEL,, Vol. 5., Ito. 7., July 19515
SOURCE: East F-txropean Accessions List (FLU) Libra3T of Congress.,
Vol. I.:,, No. 12, December 1955