SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT CSUROS, Z. - CTIBOR, K.

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Inviiiijallons on! qLAILIfs XVI* Bilk rolgilsh)
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95-106. 11 figs,
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xd differetim were o1r-arved in tile oxIdatinn
luk
74 of 11-sivritic acid iij alkaline medium tleMidiug oil tile
Mink, of the alkali (sciflititti, pAisslum or allumunitlill
1,311roxii1c), Above fill8the mular ammintg of the var-
nikalk-s p rrscsit are dif feTent at tile snine pli vfil %tun.
Tlw- progivss of tile tvict!ott is mute preciselydditied
by the mcilar quantity of pikah prewllt 0,111 by the PH
Vallic alojw, Diffi-tolcoq C-13i, ako be Observeil f it tile

lire!
-inive ot iflentical inninr quantiUcs of the different
alkativs (sixwHic cffccts) but t1kcsc aw much witaller
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Imestigations on CatO,)rsts, XV111. Changes in the Ordei of Reaction,
With Respect to the Acceptor, Daring Cata.3-ytic Hydrogenationi.-
nd T. Kere 'ly-?Insti ute of 20anic Sher4cal
I -CABS I L. -gLcff a t
Technolomy. Technical Universitv-, Budapest)
Received March 8, 1937
Acta Chimica-Academiae Scientiarum Stlugaricas
1958, voi 16, Nr I p 91
SUMMARY
On the basis ofow Carl ler measurements it was fauna, in areardance with the
havestig* atiam
of NORM Lima and BMWs
stm, that in the hydrogenation reaelion the order of reaction
With relp"t to the Seceptor increases, in the majority of,cues with the extsut of
Where" in certain other 6s" h proved to be constant, Within erron. IU title
constant of rtattlini apprared to be canslanx during tho course a c~
r being correlated
With the quantity of catalyst. as well as with the courentraliork of the 801wrate, It, am" Ast
no correlai4an exists in the investigated cests bi-twten the order of reaction and the quantity
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Etlglibh) Z. U a it r 4) m, I U A a .1' 1 68.
Ada Chimim wt. V~.1111
lip.. 13 tsl~;'
in the hydr ogonation Of tinnamlia and MAIAIG acidii.
whon pert of the pAllwlium cataiYA cani(A oil carbon black
And harium "alplime im'sulAtitutiml by thesio voriars, the'
-lite OfLhY(jrog(!jjak1 n decreasim. Thus thd"wivriplormnimyo.
orrect- ob6cryed in oxidation "p~rhnvntsl docis not apponr
here. 'the qUjLjjtijje3 of hydroggen shvotbiA by incrosging
amounts of pFJlu dil?r;r 04WYJ~t on carbon ))lack or! on barium
rulphate follow a maximum-rhinimumeurva. It, in ju) ivxy;n~uq
suapension, the sinount of j~alwium unit that or the carrier,
aso imrow-tt or dv~mwd at the expimso or one nnothor,
hydrogeti, uptake fallms a maximilin-minim"m curve.
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HUNdARY Physical Chemf',ptry. Kinetics. Combustion. B
Explosions. Topochemistry. Catalysis.
Abs jour : Ref Zhur - Xhimiya, No 12, 19591 No- 41677
Author ; Qz=aa, Zoltan; Petro, Jozeef; Voros,
ru -di t
Inst Not given
Title A Catalyst Study. XXII. Nickel Sponge
Catalyst Study., 1. Variation of Raney
Nickel Catalyst Effectiveness in Hydro-
genation with the Temperature and Time
of Leaching.
Orig Pub Magyar tud. akad. Kem. tud. oszt.
kozl.j 1958, 9, No 4, 433-1448
Abstract The properties of raney nickel catalysts
(C) as a function of the conditions of
Card 1/2

HUNGARY Physical Chemistry. Kinetics. Combustion. B
%1cplosions. Topochemistry. Catalysis.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Khiruiya, No 12, 1959, No. 41677
their preparation were studied. It was
shown that in relation to the hydrogena-
tion reactions, the activity of C strongly
dopends on the temperature and time of
leaching, as well as on the addition of
alkalis or Ptcl4, The less active the C,
the greater its ctivity change caused by
additives. Article XXI. See R. Zh. Khim,
1959, No 11, 37927. S. Rozenfelld
Card 2/2
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;;ec xM* I RRA &I W:a- talrft Prepare ftlati Al~
211,~Cxi 'Aid Al.~ v i ogi
Zu at
act of various alitalles tPj4Ied!N 41%,in I Ciur6l; J. Pitro, and Ii H
114. SDD-26.-~-) I DUL MeaCO'Ph-Ap
an the Pdr-o enattivan attivity of Riittzldtal Preparam t) yd, Win e_.,
gs*
Cle-h. Unly Budap
Wel PhICO, 332H, PlICIIrx. and vewrol (H), with'
UDns. eat),
Ado CRM--Ii-aa. &i., woss, 1-f.
En PAtity N1 Cont VArYmr amts, of Co or Cr and Rnx. 01
.fish)- cf. C.A. $2, 122701, IMU
. "533 he Citalystj 'NAM PWM1 U5,1.
cailysu werc prUd. by exim. Of ~~6. NI-Al alloy (NI 43, -alloy jpmp4; by sati~no'thtrmk 't til in d raphite
d er
A152%) with e=t allmlks including N40H, KOH Cr4ciult) with stIrrIAj to 11411 of, a NAOX06I.. (P-60 S In,'
K2M, ZjaiM, and NUjOH under varyinx conditions 7W rrd. HM so that temp. stayed at The Qthtr
time and temp. Each catzlyst was cred to mduce eu balf of NOH solo. was then: addtd.~ tia raht~ stirred 60
(1), PhICO, MeACO. BX'H, PbCH3CN, and FhNOj (0-01V1, m3n. at W. then allovcd to coAA~ foom temo., 7,pe
bumplo in anhyd. E%OHto which I tnI. cauxlyst Ywaddcd) =tant 117uld was decanted Pod the ircddutwa*ht-~ to~
Relative activity of the catalysts varied with both lmetQ with d, Utd. 140, then anw. MOIL - 11t CAW)to
cif prepa, and tauctional group of substance reduced, we- pyropborou3. were stored in znb)d.'BtOH, and re,
Cato,lysU cd tenerally hig-her activity wait pro6ueed by MRK-W hand1ltij fCr UMAypb, r HydroAgenttion V~
XxC0, and NP*C% extu., tbouFb NaCH em. gave a cMa- on with 0.2 mWe umple3 in 50 lml. anhyd. EtOH -t,
'Iystolmax.aWyltylortedumnsPhNO~. Addn.'toeuh~ W-801 ard 3D. atm. prenure for 11, azd with 0.01 =01c
WISCHDn Of O.ODI MDle PbhMto W a promota ieduad the mmple:s In 14 mi, P' cm ttmp,' und, am
Abyd, MH at rc
activity of the more active cutall'sts Wid all catalyst3 in the' ~prewure for the otlig
"i Ution Of PbCH2CN UUd PbNOJJ but MIMd the &C'r-
1ji"idt'Yog.-I . h-M =live catzlysts, ~~_211 Co wM
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CSTTROS, Z.; PETRO, J.; HEISZMANN, J.
Examinations by catalysts, XXV. Investigations by Raney-nickel catalysts. TV. Investi-
gations into the efficacy of the catalysts made of Al-Ni-Co and Al-Ni-Cr alloys.
P. 205.
Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia. Kemiai Tudomanyok Osztalya. KOZU~MENYEI. Budapest,
Hungary, Vol. 10, No. 2, 1958.
v,~e /Fs-r
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&/-In-ve*s,t-i-g-at-~--m-5--D-,*n,- -Atd---St-S-. --X-X,, -a t-10-
Me oil!
Anmea ratalysts., 1, yes ILUOU of the activity of
uLekel-magwslarn formate mixed catalysts. ZcdtanCsuros,,
jazsvf Petro and Peter Konig (Tech, UnO~..~.-
d. -571. Hurig. 7, 419-37(I= in English);
cf. CA, 53, 15734c.-The activity of hydrogenation cata-
lysts prepd. from mixts. of Ni(II) and INIgUO forrantes
examd.' with several test comrxls. In the hydrogcnatio~r-f
ettEetik)].cyelt>heiene,bmzutdchyde,tLretone, cclop criones
and betirtyl cyanide, cntalysts oi max. ac-
livity were foond to have 20 and 50 rnole-% Ni. The
specific activity of these catalysts in some cases was five
the
times that of Roney Ni (1). In the hydrogenation of
aromatic ring of veratrolk at 30 atm. and 170* tht-st cata-
lysts are less effeetive than 1. PhNNIe, pronvites the
I
activity of catalysts wit i Ni conte 5 up to 30
XXVU. Utaction of benzAldehyU
compounds Cou-
taining active hydrogc*rFjd'ff6`TiiFs-ence of boron trifluoride.
~Zoltan Csuros and Gyala DeAk- (Tech Univ., Buda VA).
Md. 43D-47~Tr-cal~tYtit'-C)T-*.stil),;til;ltcd benm)(INydes
find aectoplivriones in IIOAC With 110AL-BF, gives a clili-,
Zala--L VE ;,,,I
-aldehyde and O.W5 inole of the nectophenone in 5 mi. of
HOAc is treated with 0.015 mole of BV,-IIOAc and hc.
mixt. allowed to stand 5 days at room temp. When flic,
mass turned red, it was poured into a mixt. of 10 nil. jr:0
and 5 nil. satd. aq. NaOAc and then neutralized with a2V,'
soIu.ofh'aO1IinHO. The ppt. was filtercti off. Nvilslicd to~
neutrality and dried. The following substituted chalcor~es
were prepd. In this,way (substituent and m.p. of the crude
productsgiven)- 2-fluom,&V. 4-flunro,S7% 4,4'-dij1u,,ro,
llfl*; 2-fluoro-C-nitro. 160.5*: 4-fluarr~-V-nitrq, 210'-
2.4'-diflnoro, 91.5'; Z-nitro-V-fluoro, 1620; 4-nitrr,4"
fluoro, 166', 2%fluoro-V-niethoxy, 102.5'. 4-fluoro-4
nitthoxy, 4 methnxy-'-fluorn, IN)".
tion of TIM I (IT) Aud Cl I.-(CO..Et Ij (111) undkr similar cnri-
ditiOul 9-ANT a W',, Vivid of Phcll:UCO~ t~.
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detisatian i)f J-0-NC.114CHO TH gave
C
(CO-W-. A-Cyinocintrunic acid ivas obtiijit-d !o 1111~,~(,j
yield in a's-imiktr re.iction hivolvinr 11 and 'NCC1f,C0jI. 1
A, ;N!,-J,-7T-
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CSUROSI Z.; DITAK, GY.
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Examinations Iby catalysts. XXV1I. Reaction of benzaldehyde with compounda containing
active hydrogen in the presence of boron trifluoride. Examinations X)VIIII. Catalyzed
anomerization of pentaacetylene-D-glucose with boron trir-luoride. I. Anomerization
in acetic acid and acetic anhydride. (To be contd) p. 347.
Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia. Kemiai Tudomanyok Oaztalya. KOZLEMENYEL Budapest,
Hungary, Vol. 10y No. 3, 1958.
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yi6l of tio-aII to the sq. rout of persuIhts-.concn.,;-A linear rZIAtion
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rCi;lTtVM ~aiur of the polymerization deg -t

--d betw6n.
;nmlzaiian, and the mol. wts. of tile iroducv, vari. ,
- -
inn occurs by tvaction of 2 viacm radicals-
thechaiti terutiuat
to the expti, conditions. The l
go chain transfer was found TV: orcill. (Hring the dem. of t
-V1AIItnc-- Of the amt: of the hetempncutis C-Italilsts, tile Illi,
Ali induction period dol)(affing oz! tbte!
chain transfer coast

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iiietlif The
ixtion of-the peroxy ewripd. vkerted 11
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0 theelem.of thevalid kinetic correlations for thucaidatiou-
bn the reaction. , Prvdpcts of Wginer r:.A. %vt.
0~1 44r.Ac effict
l Inn polymerization i-sterDs., Relatiu 1p and ki-
e(hict
i-pre forrried Jui iicid mediurn and of lower IRA wt. ill al
j3j-e4ium,- The yield derreasts at ph> 7. InvestigatirAsim r er--.
netic c-urvcs V, gn en V Cfrrc;)' ur Ly%~jn
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of
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of a mo leo I I! py, -AE;j -ht P, 8S" 51-1-*
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Dene,,incleq ',:et,,qok,n '.nrl e,3IOOLIR_" W,3i:!IIt
the -,horn etcri 3 tA c% ~rifcc,'~I~~r,rre ob~pinel:
rt 8~0 N M2.398.1i at '400
7?~ 6 - I C 0 __,~ Mb . r -0 r
SOP RZi-Y. hi M. 10r..6, L0562. ---A%ythnrcw'
as %Ifni~
IRR-IG~Jjy/Chenical TocluiolOGY. Chaniml Products and Their H
I,p.-plications, Syntbjbtic Polymrs =(l Plastics -
1,kbs To=; r%ef Zhur-Rhimsy No 8) 1959~ 29516.
Author LajjpXgU,_Z._s_ Grorpzr=*aiy M-p al-ld ZSuffap D-
Inst
Title Invastication of the Porchlorination of 11olyvinyl-
chloride
Oric Pub: IbM(ar Chom Folyoiria-,'~) 64, No 5, 168-169 (1950)
(in llunCprian with GonInn BULIJ=Y)
;,,bstract: InvastiGation Of tIM -.;o.-chlorinatirin of 17C III
*air boilinG poiilt as shown
various solvents at tL
that tile rate of the reaction is faster in hiGh-
boiling sO.Lvents than in low-bailing solvOlIts.
However, the utilization of solvents of the tetra-
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CSUROSJ Z.
"Decomposition of anhydro ring of triacetyllevoglucoasan by means of
titanium tetrachloride." In German, p. 25
PERIODICA POLITECHNICA. (Budapesti. Muszaki Eaetem) Budapest., Hungary,
Vol. 3, Wo. 1. 1959
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Uncl.

Cauro s, Z.; Groswann, M.; Bertalan,, Gy,
Rheologic Investigations of-macromolecular substances. V.
Determination of the secondary, transformation point by means of the
Hoppler consiBtometer. Tn German* p.113
FEMODICA POLYTECMICA. CMWCAL ENOTMMRM. (Budapesti Mustaki Epyetem)
Budapest.. Hungary. 'Vol-3.. no.2,, 1959
Monthly Idet of Ust European Accessiow. (EM) LC,, Vol.8, no.n
November 1959
Uncl.

CSUROSP Zoltan, prof.,dr. (Budapest); GARAp Miklos (Budapest);
To-rvira-n, Gyorgy (Budapest)
Rheologic investigations of macromolecular substancess VI.
Investigations of the distribution of the Inner tensions on hatd
PTO blocks. Periodica polytechn ahem 3 no.4:255-265 159.
MAI 9:6)
1 Institut fur Organisch-Chemische Technologie der
T;chnischen Universitat,.Budapeat.
(pacromolecular compounds)
(Ohloroothylene)
(Polymers and polymerization)

GSUROS,- Zoltan (Budapest); D&K, G~mla, & ksmiala tudomanyok kandidatuse
at): MICIML, 169210 (Budapest)
Investigation of complexes of titanium tetrachloride. Kem.tud.kozl.
NTA 12 no*3&.323-332 159. (mui 9:4)
1. Budspesti Hassaki 31gyetem Szorves lemiat, Technologiai Intezete.
2. r.tag, Magyar Tudomanyeo Akademia (for Couros).
(Titanium chlorideo) (Gomplex compounds)

OBUROS, Zoltan; DUK, Gyula; HARASNUM PAPP, Melinda (Budapest)
Reaction of glucosans with titanium tetrachloride. Um.tud.kozl,WA
12 no-3033-342 '59. (BU-1 0:4)
1. Sudapesti Hdozaki ISyetem Sserves Kemlala Technologial Intexets.
2. r.tag, Magyar Tudomanyar Akademia (for Couros).
(Titanium chlorides) (Glucosans)

CSMSo -Z*Uau- (BhdaP"t); MK, Gyula, a Ivemlai tudo '
Mmupest); ITARASZTHY1M IPAPP manyok kandidatuBa
,, *TlrAa (Budapgl3t)
Reaction kinetics and mechanics of triacetylone levoglucosan and
titanium tetrachloride. Xem.tud.)cozl.MTA 12 no.4:431-440 159.
(EMAI 9:4)
1. Budapesti Hassaki lkyet9m, Szervee Xemiai Teohnologiai Inteset.
2.. R.tagj %var Tudovanyos Akademia (for Couros).
Triacetyllevoglucosau) (Titanium chlorides)

CS I n's, Z.
An account of the research work on Dlastic materials: at the Chair of
Organic Chemical Technology at the Phidapest University of Technical Science-,.
P. 58.
MAGYAR KR-IIKVSOX LAPJA. (14agyar Kemikusok Eryesulete) Budapest, Hungary
Vol. U, no. 2/j, Feb.Alar. 1959.
Monthly list of East Dilopean Accessions (M.11r), LO, Vol. 8, No. 8,
August 1959.
77
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CSURM Z.
Rhoologic inventigations of micromolecular substances. IV. Rhoolo ic investig'ations
of FVC pastes. 11. Effect on teMperature on polyviny1chloride tvc~ pastes. P.65
ACTA CHIKICA. Budapest, Hungary. Vol. 19, no. 1, 1959
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Uncl.
W.

CSUROS, Z.; DEAX, GY.
Investigation cf catalysts, )DRIII. Anomerization of pentaacetyl-d-glucose
catalyzed by boron trifluoride. I. Anomerization in acetic acid and in acetic
anhydride. p.165
ACTA CHIMCA. Budapest, Hungax7. Vol. 19, no. 2/3, 1959
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CSUROS, Z.- DEAK, GY.; VARSANYT, GY.
Invest 1grat ions of catalysts, XXIX. Anomerization of pentaacetyl-d-glucose
,yzed by boron trifluoride, U. Anomerization In chloroform.
cste~l p. 181
ACTA CHIHICA. Bodapest, Hungary. Vol. 19, no. 2/3, 1959
Monthly List of Past European Accessions (EZU), 1C. Vol. 8, No. 9, September 3.959
Uncl.

CSM0,71 Z.; P-:,TRC, J.
Investigations of catalysts. XXK. Investigations with neckel catalysts on
carrier. 11. Possib1ities of Increaning the activity ind the effectiveness
of nickel-magnesium.oxide catalysts prepared frcm formates. p.221
ACTA CHUa CA 4~ Budapest, Hun.rrary. Vol. 19. no/ 2/3. 1959
Monthly List of Fast European Accessions (EM), LC. Vol. 8. No. 9, Septcmber 1959
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('9 ui~ Ds, Z."
r42140 Invaitissubas as asulys", XXXI.* javskussubbs, 0
PASSY NOW OSWPIS. VI. 16TISUSSUDIS Of thl Oangm 1:
&M a4tivily sat elballyassas of MuM nickel on the bidlilan'
Q &OIAL (1z Raglksb) L 0 a A r a a, J. P o a r 6. Ada Chimico
Aamlimine SaWAO;Vft pnpar*W. 19814 No. 4,
37"31. 43 f1p., I tabs.
The offftl or tbatadditio of varioum solds wan lnvtmtl.':
E&IW in 04 h twiTa varlow mumial compounds,'
carried Out in presence a Haney nickel a& ostalyst. Thai
earlier asatements by certain authors that lUrwy nickel W
PD$Mtw by 40144 was found to be VAJ14 only In a varkin ranpi
of vontentsatione. A given generally minute, amount of sold'
... may have a more or 1;; favourable effect as won which:
manifests itadf putly by increwsed activity mW partly by!
increased offectiverusas of the catalyst. By adding an adequate'
cluantity of &aid, favaWable resulin wers obtialnod with each,
-of the tested eamples, The boat resulle was observed wlth~
the oompoundd whom the activity and offactlyonese of thc~.
Catalyst wm low without the addition of said, The quality,
14 docinot estentially Influence theaffectofibe acid.,
lot, trProved that the original activity of Rmy nickel.
catalysts which low mast of their activity during storage can;
be alrnoa~ completely restored by the addition of acids.,.
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CSMS~ Z.; PETROj, J.
Investigations on cata3yetis MII. Investigations on Raney-nickel cata3ysts.
VII. Investigati6nsof the action of nickel, copperj, and manganese salts on
the bydrogenation activity and effectiveness of Raney nickel. In Englisho
p. 129.
ACTA CHIMICA.. (Magyar. TudomaiWos Akademia) Budapest# Hungary* Vol. 20
No. 2p 1959
11ontlOy Idste of East European Accessions, (MI) 1C, Vol. 9, No. lp 1960
Uncl

byestI94M Cd t"UIUM
The c%napkies were prepd. in aspedal dry app. "hesugar
dissolved it% CLICL, TiCip tuid, then pett, ether
2111119=th Itirring, and tha complex filtered and dried under,
N. Tile coulps and the decouspa. tetilps. of the cotlt~
plexes were: IC4, 121-06'; 1.(TiC4h$ 97-102", II.-'j
1%
-TiCls, 101-27". IL(TIC1j)l, 127-53% 111.(TiCh~,
IV.TiC4, 125-35*; IV.(*riC4),, 134-48'; V.TiC4. 133-6*;-
-8*, VI-TiCh. -; VI-(TiCl.),. 120-47%
V.(TiC4),. 130
Vl.(TiChb, 135-01*; VH.(TiCljj, 13LI-60*; VIL(TiClOs.
VIII.1;iCli, 11"1*; VW.(TjC-4),, I-IG-57';
VUL(TiC14~, 134-45*. The fact that during the complex
formation no other reactim-, took place was proved either by
We rugencration of the sugar contponent from the complex
in aq. CllCla or by lite accordance of the rotatory power
caled. and found In dry HtOll soltia. The completes of 11
were prepil. by cooling with Dry Ice to prevent the fortuation
of 111. The Ac group on Cj of I or U had no outstanding
rok in the complex formation over the other Ac groups.
The C1 content of the complexes was 4etd. after decompa.
withNaOHinM%,OljtmdH30. no 11 content was detd.
by ignition ~at, 120D*. Kantrgk;cr--
-Sri. of
nflus Cmupm. were prqw). Irmu TIC1, ataf a- lentagret)-l-
glucose (1). P-pentaRfttyl$hKVU (11), Itottocillofogluctise
(M), triacetyllerogluemin (IV), tribenmyllevoglacosan (V),
a-pentabenzoylghlem (VI - P-Pentabelitoylslucose (VIt).
&IU,. T'he compn. of the cool-
plexts was affected by their Poly. and by lite condition of
charge. The sugar compontab were prepd. as WlDws-
U frolu &h OX) with HaOAc, m. 131c (9011), JoI4
3.8* (CHCls); I from 11 by anotneri=tian with ZnCjj, m.
130- (EtOH). JaID 101-; VI from IX with BzC1 at
in a anixt.
of
VAX) MA (ClIsCOi, mi, SOD*
Vat aq.
Me'CO)'+jaI -8 V fromilwith][11taluxat600.911.
(CIICL), M front U with TiC4,
in. 73* (Bt%O-peu. etbor), 1.10 167.g- (Cfl"); IV from
11 V 1-0--a (in) with NaOAC' gn. 110* (H*O). Jain
-45.5* (EtOll); V from XI with IjICI in a mixt, of X and
CliCh. ru. 199' (BtOH),Ja 1P -35% YM from ccHukw by
doe "olyal 2. a). za* (C C6-utoll), 1010 420 (Clim.

CORDS, Zoltan' Prof.Dr. (Duaapost); jDwx, Gyula (Budapest); HARASZTHY
Melinda (D"apest)
Reaction of gluconanes wl~h titanium tetrachloride. In Inglish.
Acta ahimica Hung. 21 uo,W81-192 159. (3U 1 9 -.4)
1. Institute of Organic Cbemlc~l Technology, Technical University,
Budapest.
(ClUD06&hB) (Titanium chlorides)

Prof.Dr. (Budapest); DIff, Gjyula (Budapest); LARASZTHY
(PAW: ~bllnda (Budapest)
Kinetics and mechanism of the reaction of triacetyl levoglucoseane
with titanium tetrachloride. In ftlish. Acta chimica, Hung. 21
no.2:193-203 159.' (Mul 9:4)
1. Institute of Organic Chemical Technology, Technical University,
Budapest.
(Triacetylevoglucosan) (Titanium chlorides)

GSUROS, Zoltan, akademikus (Budapest)
The 1958 book and periodical publishing work of the Hungarian Acadeaq
of Sciences. Xegytud. 66 zo.M657-659 D 159. (MUI 9 -.4)
1. Titimi, zot"!- so Folyoiratkiado Bizatteag, WL,-,,yar Tudomanyos
Akademia,, Biidapexte
(Hungarian Acadear of Solenoss) (Hungary-Publishers and publishing)

/ Aciio~ of different CRtAlYStS In the further 09ormation oz
solutiol I lAlklos
I
Groizinann, and Bita Z%uffL(T
u
apes
Lt, Wung
_,~
Mrei. Astiques 62 No. -50959I.-The in-
l
59"
crease in Cl content and the decrease in mot. wt. of poly-
(vinyl chloride) (1) whic' a tot)k place on further chlorination
was studied. The -effect of the solvent (CCI,, dichloroeth-
tetrachloroethane
ane (11)
and PhCl) and of the catal
st
,
,
y
(POs, TiCl&, SbCla, BFx, and mixts. of these) on the courbe
of the chlorination was detd. For a given amt. of catalyst
I was the best sDlvent. Increasinx the conen. of the catan
lyst above 3,10 did out increase the chlorination rut6. the
extent of the decrease ln.tnoL wt. is chiefly a function of
the temp.,(1300 h the optimum) and also of the time of
chlorination. I originally. had 55% CI and a rnol. wt. of
60,000. The chlorination products ranged between 56.2
and 64.7% CI and had mot. wts. of 29,000 to 53,000.
C. L, DwsV
Distri 4E2c(j)-
71
I' - 5.
3
Oirw

N
the Lais,-Iag dafA ebout the ifituacik--i of -ch-cmitals riot
rb-d
m Ion fm srstemA
mcludung dialk-I phthalaa, aitrobtnmac, tetmchlcro-
74-
~g I~Mg.,
M!,!
R
X
f~aot, OR MMT~_ M!,-

7

I VAR. 9. rp
W
d
A
A
rff-
&'mtnt ribstmici -wlth bo=d bidrog= *f the'
m
r
b
.
i
b
l
d
A P
6
B
d
l
rke
Rnml
. an
ZV
etr
u
)y n
apftt
(
J
ts m
Z
4
4
9-
13, 29-M, 1 W; cl, CA 54, P
-'ne behavior W AcPh, PhYCO, Dzl!, PhC!'tCN, FhNO). 4_0
ww iuvestAgated -Aith bound H irom Raney NIL The
type of the compd. Is jimen. ~~ubstratcs talke up xnom
hydrog= Arom =mlya* of highm- tivdro2en c=tent. Put
cl the compds. of the B t3Tt~(cf. PrejOlit and ZimInovs,
CA 43, M8h) show rimilar bOiavior to that of the A tyr,^.
In tbE case of a cawyst 0 Mth 11 content Lbe Phx-l
whicb belongs lo the C type 1%chaves Ue the B type-!
E-xptJ. results relate to roozn ternp.

CSUROS. Zoltan, akademikus (Budapest); GARA, Miklosp a kemiai tudommWok
kandidatusa (Budapest); BERTALAN, Gyorgy (Budapest); JUHASZ,
Kalman (Budapest)
Rheologic investigation of macromolecular sutstances. VI* Investigation
of the distribution of the inner pressure in a block of harc PVC.
Kem tud koz1 MTA 13 no.2:129-138 160. (EEAI 9:8)
1. Muszaki Egyetem, Sterves Kemiai Technologiai Intezet, Budapest.
(Macromolecular compounds)
(Chloroethylene)
(Polymers and polymerization)

tr
c /4 Z'3 b !.;4:
'40 60. OM~-JVS.S 532.133
3khtiOl0R1W:S1UdlQ3 with mIcton bllttllat stit,11anceB, VIU. Ths
'vet
Interaction ef d's3d. _,pc!Lrr d _s shown by VIS.
Colity rncasuremtntj__K, L~f an
_gj 'U r 8 b~ M~ G ft I V,
.4
pp,
vinrl
.,~rr ri,idid in
difforont f. In t. t, pt, mWR own monemor or
in Ad "tumted cnw~Rozlc ~~ompou~~d Sneb sok-enta w~"
sought whiph show --ho zrrnajjo~t jnjy,..,on L), tht, polymer
and I% good Polvent waa IDokod for wmh which mcferular
weight tould bo detarmined. 77ha imit-ability of the mnivni
was characto-izzi:1 by the intmaic viAmnity. With III) threv
polymom solitions having thIi lowom intmisic viaooalty Were
obLax~d -~.vn tho mAvent w- Lhe ~~_Sponding unanto
rated monorneric comliound. Tha soquenno of aalwmtzi ael"Ord-
ing to eohession energy dansity wt~ found L. b9 the snrr~o
9A tbe at-quence of increasing intTin~,ic 7iw~_itics. A relation-
t,.p ship w&x c~tahliahod betwoon tho miU,- intrip-Kie viihisitits
and the Molar vojumc3 of the mivpntz~

CSUROSv Zoltan, dr.9 prof.; PETRO, Jozzefo; HEISZMANNO Jozeef
Investigations on catalysts, 33= Investigations on Raney nickel
catalysts. VIII. Investigation of the effect of cobalt salts on the
activity and effectiveness of Raney nickels, Acta chirdea Hung 22 no.l:
73-85 160. 1 (Ew 9W
1. Institute of Organic Chemical Technology, Technical University,
Budapest.
(Catalysts) (Nickel) (Cobalt)
n'

CSUROS, Zol,ta_n_j__GARA,-Miklos; BERTALAN, Gyorgy
Rheological examination of macromolecular substances. V. Determina-
tion of a second-degree transformation point'by the Hoppler's
consistometer. Magy kem f olyoir 66 no - 5:174-178 V~r 160.
1. Budapesti Muszaki Egyetem Szerves Kemiai Technologiai Tanszeke.

CSUROS, Zoltan, dr. prof.t PRTRO, Jozsef
Investigations on catalysts. XXXIV. Investigations on Raney nickel
catalysto. IX. Investigation of the behavior of various substrates
with the bound hydrogen of Raney nickel. A6ta ohimica Hung 22 no.l:
87-98 160. MAI 9:9)
1. Institute of Organic Chemical Technologyq Technical Universityl
Budapest.
(Catalysts) (Nickel) (Hydrogen)

CSUM - Z. prof. (Bladapest XI.,.Muegyatem rakpart M. (Budapest XI.,
rakpart 3.); GYMMOVICS, I. (Budapest XI., Mluegyetem rakpart
GEC2;Y, I. (Budapest-IX., Sza=ely-utaa 30-32.)
3.);
Investigation of the interaction between dissolved polymers and solvents
by means ofviscosimetz7. Periodica.polytechn-chem 5 no.2:101-121 161.
1. Lehrstuhl.fur Organisch-Chemisabe Tecbnologie, Tecbnisebe Universi-
tat, Budapest.-(for Csurds,, Garap Gyurkovies), 2. Vegyimuveket Tervezo
Vallalat, Budapest. (for Geezy).

GSUROS Z prof- (Budapest XI., %iegyetem rakpart 3.)) MORGOS., J. (Budapest
Huegy*etem rakpart 3.); LOSONCZI, B. (Budapest U., Muef"tem
rakpart 3.); GEGZY, I. (Budapest-XL, SmazuenY utca 30-32.
Investigation of correlation between the inhibitor effeat and chemical
conigtitation..Periodica poly-teabn chem 5 no.2:123-137 161.
1. Lehrstuhl.far Organisch-Chemische Tec~mologie, Technische Universi-
tat, Budapest. (for Cauros, Morgos, Losonezi) 2. Vegyimuveket Tervezo
Vallalat, Budapest. (for Geczy).

GSUROS., Z prof, (Budapoot XI.., Mogy stem rakpart 3); DUK, C7. (Budapest X.L,y
tem rakpart 3); GOSZTONYI, T. (Budapest XI,pHuegyetem rakpart 3).
Immm, 0. (Budapest XI.,Mue9yetem.rakpart 3)
Kinetics of alkeli.decamposition of pbenyl- -D-glucosidetatraacetate
and ito pherWl substituting derivatives. Periodica polytechn cben 5
no.3%197-207 161.,
1. Lehrstuhl fur Organisch-Chamische Technologie der Techniechen Uni-
versitat.

CSUROS, Zoltanp r.tag (Budapest); GARA, Miklos, a kemiai tudownyok kandi-
--,d&twm(Btdapest); BF-RTALANv C~rorgy,(Budapest)
Effect of temperature on PM-liquid eystems. Kem tud kozj MTA 15
no.2:135-156 161.
1. Muszaki Eg7etem, Szerves Kemlai Technologiai Tanszek, Budapest.
Temperature) (Chlorootbvlene)
Polymers and polymerization) (Liquids)
~
(Systems(ChemiBtry))

CSUROS, Zoltan.. akademikuos, Kossuth-dijas egyetemi tanar
Chemistry; the past one and.a balf decades in retrospect. Elet tud
16 no*49:1558 3 D 161,
1. "Elet as Tudowny" ozerkeozto bizottsaganak elnoke.
I

a/QBI/62/000/017/101/102
B177/B186
IS: Gsur6s, Z.p Garat Mot qyurkovicat Id
AUTHG11
-TITLE: Copolymerization of allyl alcohol and acryl nitrile under
the effect of a redox.system
PERIODIC.AL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya,,no..17, ia,62, 6130 abstract I
17R40 (Acts. chim- Achd- scient. hung.9',,va 299 no.,2, 1961,
207 -.225 [Eng.;'summarieu in.Ger.and Russ.
TEXT: The authors investigate the.copolymerization of allyl alcohol (I)
and acryl nitrile (II) in the presence of an initiator consisting of
'K2S208 and ascorbic acid (1 1 (0.0125 mole7/1 Y in an 'aqueous. medium
'0.5
(-~.20', 12 hours). From) an initial mixtur; containing - 0.91 nolar
fraction of I, the yield of,copolymer is 98 - 16;4, and the proportion of
I r '4 respectiirely. Copolymers
.in the copolyme is 240.5- - 44-4 mole
o*taining 35-4 mole ~o.of I are, powders soluble.ih,dimethyl formnmide.
When the,proportion:of I'in the copolymer is increased, resinous productai
soluble" in acetone are form9d. Variation of the proportion of I in the
.,copolymer from 33.4 to 44-4:'mole is accompania'd by a fall of the
.C
ard_1/2

I ;-4y
A
Copolymerization of allyl alcohol 'and B177/Bjq6
noftenina point from
.160 to 580. The molecular weight of the copolymer
0962.- 2"00),decreases with increasing polymerizat.Aon time. The factor
of the copolymer rises with increasing concentration of monomers in the
mixture, and,does not depend on the concentrationlof initiator. The
relative ac4v'ity- of radicals r II = 1.99 + 0-5 and r I - 0.03. + 0.02.
2
The polymerliation-rate ini reduced with inereasing I in the initial
mixture abo,~4 0-5 molar fiabtion,and r6aches its maximum at a monomer
concentratio'li of 3-04 molevl. In the range of concentrations of initiator',
5.0 -, 10-3
(3-5 - 1 mole/l 0), t,he.polymerization rate is _direc ly.
proportional''t -6hcen a :~K S
-6 1he' c tration of k
2 29 #.and does not depend on the
concentration of ascorbic .a-aid [Abstiact er a note: Complete translation
Card 2/2

CSUROS, Zoltan,.prof,,, &s; DFAKp,__ayuIa;. HAHA_qZMff.~WF,. Mal 4Ad& [Mrs]
Reaction of levogluconan asters with hydrogen bromide and-with acId
bromides in glacial acetic acid..Acta chimica Hung 29 no.2:227-235
161.
L.Instituts...for Organic Cbevilcal-Ilechnology, Technical University.,
BadapeBt. 2. Editor, "Acta.Chimica Aeodemiae Scientiarum Fhmgaricae'
(for Cmums).
(Levoglucosars) (Eaters) (Bromddes) (Acetic acid)
B.Nlh

CSURO~ -prof.,.dr.; PETRO, Jozaef
Investigations on-catalysts..X=. Investigations on Raney nickel
catal7sts. X. Studies.on-Ahe behavior of Raney nickel catalyst in
hydrogenation procesBess as a function of its hydrogen content.
Acts, chimica Hung 29 no.3:321-349- 161.
1. Institute of Organic Chemical Technology, Technical University,
Budapest.
(Catalysts) (Nickel) (Fqdrogenation)

.prof** dre; PEMv -Tozoef; HOLLY,-Sandor
Timstigationo on catalyatao XXXVII, Investigations on.Raney nickel
catalyato, XI, Interaction of Raney nickel and substrate in bidro-
genation reactions. Acta chimica.Hung 2-9 no-3;351-371 161.
.1. Institute of Organic Chemical Technology, Technieal University,
Budapest.
(CatalyatB) (Nickel) (Rydrogenation)
q'q
p
E L,

. -CSUROS) Zoltan, prof., dr.; PETRO, Jozsef;,=, Sandor
Investigations on catalysts. XXXVIII. Investigations of Raney nickel
catalysts. XII. Effect of additives on hydrogen sorbed by Raney nickel.
Acta chimica Hung 29;no.4:419-445 -16:L,,
1. Institute of Organic Chemical Technology, Technical University,
Budapest. 2. Editor, "Acta Chimica Academiae Soientiarum Hungarieae"
(for Csuros).

TORO, Imre,, dr., Kossuth-dijas akademikus; BOGNAR, Geza, dr.,, Kossuth-dijas
akademikus. KARDOS
f . Lanlo., dr.,,Kossuth-dijas akademikais;
CSURW,_Zoj~F Kossuth-dijas akademikus,- MCD, Aladar# egyatemi
tanarf AkG lZio, dr., kandidatus
Appeall Tem tud kozl 6 no-10:457 0 62.
1. Tudomanyos Ismeretterjoazto Tarsulat elnoke (for Toro).
2. Tudomanyos Ismeretterjeazto Tarsulat elnokehelyettese
(for Bognarp Kardos,, Csurosp and Mod). 3. Tudomanyos
Ismeretterjeazto Tarsulat fotitkara (for Nagy). -

CSUROS.-Zoltan., prof.) dr.-(Budapest XI., Muegy--tem); DUSZA, Zoigmc!nd
(Budapest XI*j, Muegyetem); PErRD.. Jozoef (Budapest XI.p MueSyetem)
Investigations on catalysts.XXXI . Investigations on Raney-nickel
cata2y,sts.M.Correlations between the hydrogen content, so6tion
power and activity of Raney-nickel catalyst. Acta chimica Hti~g
30 no.4t461-471 162.
1, ImUtute of Organic Chemical Technologyp Technical Universityo
2. Editor, "Acts. Chimica" (for Gsuros)*

CSUROSP,Zoltan,, prof.,,dr. (Budapest)
"The carbohydrates" by S.F.Dyke Reviewed by Zoltan Cauros.
Acta chimica Hung 30 no.4s478 162.
1 Institute of Organic Chemical Technology., Technical Univeraity,
B;dapest, and Iditor, "Acta Chimica."

CSUROS, Zoltan,--prof. dr (BudapestX. .'Hingyitem); DEAK, Gyula (Budapest,
.XqqmjFD_9Yetem~;' SiOUNOKI, Jozsef*(Budapest,XI.^egyetem)
Condensation of bansaldehyde and benzyl cyanide catalyzed by ion
exchange resins. Acts. chimica Hung 33 no.3041-342 '62.
le Institute of Organic Che4cal Technologyq Technical Universityp
Budapest. 2. Editor, *Acta Chimica Academiae Scientiarum'
Hungaricae" (for Csuros).

UMR
wHigh-molecular-organic compounds; caoutchouc and cellU.10se*
by R. Staudinger, Reviewed-by Csuros. Periodica PO*echn
chem 6 no,.4--262-263 163.
16 Hauptachriftleiterp "Periodica Polqtechnica GhemicaL
Engineering."

GSUROS,Zoltan, akademikus; HEIDT, Janos
An account of the Leipzig CorqMevs dealing witb the chemistry
and technology of macromolecules. -Ram -tud k=1 IffA 20 no -4:
469-471 163.
1, Muszaki Egyetem Szerves Kemiai Technologiai Tanszekeq Budapest
so a Magyar Tudonmnyos Akademia Kozponti Kemiai Kutato Intezete,'
Budapest.
2. "A Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia Kemiai Tudomanyok Osztalyanak
Kozlemeyei" szerkeszto bizottsagi ta.-ja.

GSUROS, Zoltan
UShort textbook of biochemistry for medicine and natural
science students" by P. Karlson. Reviewed by Zoltan Csuros.
Acta chimica Uung 38 no.2:169 163.
1. Redakteur, "Acta Chimics. Academiae Scientiarm Ifungaricae."

'of
ggaw-,-M tan of., dr. (Budapest, XI., Miagyatem. rakpart 3),-,DEAK Gyula, d1l.
M-ud-Aw-2alt-.~ I&Legvatem rakpar iud-!---+ X1
(Blapest, L, t 3); FENICHEL, Laszlo ti
Maegyetem rakpart 3T; KALMAR-TOROK9 Anna (Budapest~ XI.., Muegyelloem rak-
Part 3)
A now method for the determination of boron trifluoride In complex
compounds ~nd reaction mixtures. Periodica polytechn them 8 no.1:1-7
164.
1. Ioehrstuh:L fur Organisch-Ghomische Technologie,, Tachnische Universitits
Budapest.

C- M

SUB CODE'
SIUBMITrED' .1OFeb64 UM 00

dissooiatioll "nstanta of the -,4a-jrpuporAing phenols
pg

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t3l
it, r- -

CSUROS, Zoltar.; PETRO, Jozsef; Vince; ZP-DEY, Las,~-i , TIALULTY', Forenc
Changos in the catajytic propertlod of firmoy depending on the
conditions of its preparation. Magy kem folyo.;r 70 no.8:337-3.1'X Ag
164.
1. Chair of Organic Chemical Technology of the Budapest Technical
University. 2. Editorial board member, "I'lagyar Kemizji. Folyoirat",
Budapest (for Erdey).
J

CSUROS-KAPTAIAN, Margareta
Phytocoenosis and ecologic research in the Finatului Valley
(R, Turda). Studii cerc biol a. bot 16 no.6:497-502 164.
1. Chair of Botany, "Babes-Bolyai"*- University, Cluj.

-57 ~i ____ - _/ --- - - __ __ -
Z:Z -- &I -Y
Z_ ~2 J
CSUSZ. IaJos, Dr.; GUSZICH, Aurel, Dr.
Surgical aspects of chronic pancreatitie. M%gy. sebesset 10 no.2-3:
95-104 Apr-June 57.
1. A Fovarost Istavan-Korhaz Of'(1gazgato: Katona Istvan dr.) I. Sze
sebeszeti oaztalyanak (Foorvost Gnazich Aural dr.) kozlemenye.
(PANCRUTITIS, surge
chronic, case reports (Han))

CSUTAKO G.
Analgesia in labor with special reference to percain
infiltration of the sympathic nerve in the lumbar region
Vertebrae L2. an& L3) - Magy* noorvo laps 14 n097:214-218
July 19510 (CLML 20:11)
1. Doctor, Hospital Head Physician. 2. Maternity Department
Mediae State Hospitalp Rumania.

(-CSUTAK, Gyula, dr.
A modified teahnic for Wertheim's operation. Xagy.noorvelap. 23
no-5:314-315 6 160.
1, A medgyasi 2. as, Egyeeitett lorhas Ssuleaseti-Nogvogyaozati
Oestalystol.
(UTERIES PROLAPSE surg)

CSUTAK,, Gyula,, dr.
Experiences in obtaining Rh antiberum. Magyonoorv.lap. 26 no.
I 5s270-271' S 163,
1. A medgyesi 2. oz. Egyesitett Korhaz SeU19Bzeti-Nogyogyaszati
Osztalyatol.

CSUTAK, Gyula).dr.
A new method of peritonization in total salpingectomyo Magyonoorve
lap. 26 no.6:372-374 N ~'63.
1. A medgyesi 2. sze Korhaz SiUleszeti- -Nigyogyaszat Osztalyatol.

BAIA IU, G.,; BROM, A.i; CALMAN. H.,; CRISTIAU, A.,; OSUTAK,,L,;
Study of rheumatic diseases In a factory of refractory prod.Wots.
.- Vol. 11.:103-115 1954.
Probl. reumat.. Bucur
(RHgUMATISK
in workers In a factory of refractory products)
(OCGWATIONAL DISMSRS
of workers making refractory products)

Country R=ania T
CF1tO9Or'Y= Eman and Aalwal Pbysiology, Circulation
Abs, Jour. Ref Zhur Biol, No. 2, 1959, No. 8084
Aut'-zor VelludsiCC.; Tipma,J.; Pop,,,B.; CGUtALkJV.
Instlt'dt'
Titlo Experimental InvestIgationn of the Role of the Higher
Nervous Centers in the Mechanism of the Peripheral
Action of Adrenalln.
Orig, Pub. Studif at carcotarl mad. Aced. RPR Fil. Cluj, 1956, 7,
so. 1-4, 97--ioB
Abstract Adronalln In doses of 10 and 2OA( was Injected Into
dogs after they had been given a single dose of caffeine,
0.5 gm in the acute experiments or 0.5~'-'l go dally in
the chronic experiments (18 days). BloodLpressure was
seen to rise love than before the Injection of caffeine.
The saw phbnomenon.vas oba&,wad Oether the caffeine
rind adrenalin Vere injected Intravenously or into the
vertebral artery after removal of the carotid minuses.
Card:

DRRVMCO,P.; TIGSAJ.; C�~TAKWq DEREVENCO, Vera; BIRM, Tereza
Some correlations between physical effort and the pha=aco-
dynamic action of some substances, Fisiols nom. pate no.6t
549-558 164
1. Institutul de Cereetari medicale al Academiei Republicii
Populare Romine, Filials. Cluj (direatort acad, As Moga) si
Catedra de farmacologie Institutul medico-farmaceutic
(directors prof. C.C. Velluda).

- . MUM J. _. - __ ___, - - - -
CS11TI, 1. -Vol. 11, no. 7.. Feb. 1955.
Oar domestic shipping and state cart transportation in 1955. p. 114.
SOs Yonthly Ust of East European AcaeoBionsp (BEW-9 ID-P Vol* 4, No. 91 %Ptt 1955
Uncl.

WUTOR, Janos, Alpar-ermqs
Engineering and machine building tasks of the Concrete Element
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GSUTUI,., Jew -
.......... : -~ ...
Modernization of-the Borgond-Tapolea railroad line. Vaeut
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CSIUIT'uyt, J. - - -
1114omograms for the production of concrete". p. 22h, (EPITOANYAG, Vol. 5., no. 6,
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CSUTOR, J.; KERYt GY0
Modernization efforts in the production of simple concrete pipes*
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January 1956.
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CSIJ-MR, J.
A prefabricatid reinforced concrett support of a new type. P. 77.
(EPITOANYAG. Vol. 9, no. 2,, June 1957. Budapest, Hungary)
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6/ 7 Crl?j
HUNGARY / Chemical Technology. Chemical Products H
and Their Application. Ceramics. Glass. Binding
Materials. Concrete.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 19, 1958, 65246
Author Csutor Janos
Inst
Title S Sp~ecification Problems of Compressed Concrete
Orig Pub: Epitoanyag,, 1957.. 9, No 6, 325-330
Abstract: In reinforced-concrete products plants, the com-
pression of concrete takes place on vibrating
tables. The vibrations performed by the table
are ryhthmic, However, the form in which the
product is packed is not fastened to the vibrating
Card 1/2

HUNGARY / Chemical Technology, Chemical Products and H
Their Application. Ceramics. Glass. Binding
Materials. Concretes.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 19, 1958, 65246
Abstract: table and therefore the effective vibration of the
form (and, consequently, also of the concrete) is
not rhythmic. A proof of this is the change in
the form observed during the vibration of the table.
The problem was investigated of how the loose at-
tachment of the form to the table influences the
decrease of cement.output and the quality of the
prepared product. Theoretical calculations show
that in the case of an unattached form ' the num-
ber of vibrations of the latter are 250% less than
the number of vibrations of the table Ex eri -
ments conducted on vibration tables 860 x EOO mm
in size showed that in 75% of' the cases, attaching
the form produces more stable concrete than do un-
attached forms.
Card 2/2
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CSUTOR, Zanos, inz.
Mass production of sleepers from prostressed concrete. Zel dop tech
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1. Podnik na vyrobu zelesobatonovych prefabrikatov, Labatlan, Madarako.

CSUTOR, -Tanos-
Current questions relating to the mechanization of manu:acturing con-
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CSUTOR.. Janos
Conditions of conaete thickening Vibrator tablea from the
point of vievs ok the science of oscillations and energetics,,
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CSUTOR, Janosq Alpar-ermes
Fkct=7~methodn and Inota3lationa of concrete steaming. M&g7 ep ipar
nno.9.-403-40 162.

. qSTJTOR, Janos
S,
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Data on the question of classifying reinforced concrete products.
Epitoanyag 3.2 no.7:254-262 -T1 160.

CSTJT0R, Janos
)rgetic o_pnditions Of the a crate solidifying
Vibration,41 as well as one on
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CSUTOR, Janos, Alpar-ermes
A now systemfor handling finished products at reinforced concrete
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GSUTOR, Janes, Inv.
Technical and economic evaluation of the SB prestressed-concreU
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._~TqRl. Janos
Manufacture of concrete railroad sleepers in West Germany.
Magy ep ipar 13 no. 41216-224 164. ,
I

%'J,S,,U,.TOR Janos, Alpar-ermes, KARPATI, Kawoer
-L~~
I
Evali4U.'W-g 'he rules for classifying ferroconcrete elements
Manut,..;6u;~ed in large quantities. Magy ep ipar 13 no.10;
549-553 164.

CSUTOR Janos
Compacting concrete by centrJfugation. Epitoanyag 16 no. 5:
175-180 My 164.

Cautor.,
Compacting concrete by rotation. Muss *let 19 no.16:15 30 J1 164-

CSUTORKA, Iajoo
On the problems.of consolidating industrial enterprises. 1~~ 12
no.22.-6-7 D 162.
1. EDOSZ fotitkara.

CSUTORKA. LaJos -
---- ~
Improvement of leadership: a condition of progress,
11mka. 13 no.6:8-9 Je 163. .
1. EDOSZ fotitkara.

CSUTORKA, lajosk*%-ix~l
Our trade union: the Hungarian Food Workers' Union.
Hung TU no.32t6-8 D 163.
1. General Secretary, Hungarian Food Workers' Union.

SOS, J.; K3RTAI, P.; 11AGT, J.; CSUZI, S.
r
Effect of tyrosine antimetabolites or, Come radioiodine uptake of the
tkyroid gland. Acta physiol. hung. 14 no.l.-57-59 1958.
1. Institute of PathophysioloI7 and Institute of Medical Physics,
Medical University, 3udapest.
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(THYROID GLUM, eff. of drags on
tyrosine antimetabolites on iodine uptake in rate)
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.CTANOJZVIC,, Caslav V. (Beograd)
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CTIBORO K.-... inz...
Dotemining the b;ydraulio rdoistanae dr-filters, Vodni. hoop
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1. State Institute Projektap Prague.

CTIBOR, K,, inz.; KLABAL, R., inz.
Design of automatic control of 4iscontinuous productions.
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1. State Institute Projakta, Prague.