SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT HETENYI, L. - HETPER, J.

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HETSNYI, Laszlo; SIFOS, D.
Model-controlling receiver with one channel. fladio-Luecludka
10 no.7:199-201 J1 160.
1. "Hadioteelmika" rovatmetoje.

MTENII, Laszlo
Upper limit of the sensitivity of TV receivers and the
applicability of antenna boosters. (To be contd.)
I W..
Radiotecbn"e- 10 no,8;238-239 Ag 4
1. "RadiotachnUm* rovatmetojee

HETENYI, Laszlo
Upper limit of the sensitivity of televioion receivers and the
applicability of antenna boosters. Radiotechnika 10 no.9t274-
275 S"60.
1. "Radiotechnika" rovatvezetoje.

HETEIM, Laszlo
Impulse technique in television picture transmission,
Radiotechnika 10 no.11029-331 N 160.
1, "Radiotechnikall rovatvezetoje.

HETENYI, ;,~Iszlo
Impulse tecbnique in television picture transmission. Radiotechnika
11 no. 1:21-22 Ja 161.
1. "Radiotechnikal rovatvezetoje.

HErENYI,Laszlo
Tunnel diodb. Radiotechnika 11 no.2:58-60 F 'U"I
1. "Radiotechnikall rovatvezetoje.

, HFrh-4YI,I~-.5z14-
0
Quartz calibrator. Radiotechnika ll no.3:68-69 Mr I'l
1. "Radiotechnikall rovatvezetoje.

Impulse technique in television picture transmi3nion.
Radiotechnika 11 no.3:79-80 Mr 161

HETRIYI, Laszlo
Transistor mmateur signal genorator. Hadiotechnika 11 no.4:
98-99 Ap 161
1. "Radiotechnikaff rovatvezetoje.

HETENYI, Laszlo
Impulse technique in television picture transmission.
Radiotechnika 11 no.5:150-151 ~iy '61
1. "Radiotechnikall rgvatvezetoJe.

I
I IIE
Estimating nonlinear distortion of loud-opeakers by oscilloscope.
Radiotechnika n no.6:187-186 Je 161.
1. "Hadiotechnika" rovatvezetoje.

HETERYI) IASZIO
floveltiw: H24-0-kw; hydrogen-ozyc;en ceiii the actroe of current
of the future, Radiotechnika 11 no.9:282-284 3 161.

.- HETENYI, Laszlo
Microwave network and transmitters; from Liberty Square
to the Szechenyi Hill. VII. Radiotechnika 11 no..11:338-339
N 61.
1. "Radiotechnika" rovatvezatoje.

HETENYI, Laszlo
1
Raclio-fi-equency amateur valve voltmeter; measuring technique.
Radiotechrika 12 no-5:144-145 MY 162.
1. Rovatvezetog "Radiotechnika."

ITMINYI, Laszlo
~Ihat is -the performance of ultrashortwavo and TV antenrAo
if there is no obstacle between the transmitting and reocivirv,
antennas? Radiotechnika 12 no.6:182-IU Je 162.
1. wRadiotechnika" rovatvozetoje.

HETENYIP Laszlo
Graphic dimensioning of divided parametric oscillating circuits
for amateur ultrashortwave sets. Radiotechnika 12 no.7:204-
206 J1 162.
1. "Radiotechnika" rovat"wtoje,

HEMITYIP Laszlo
Television receivers with co=on antenna. Radiotechnika 12 no.8:2~2 -
253 162,

HETENYI, -- IABZIO
The Autumn Leipzig Fair. Radiotechnika 12 no.1-1:354-355
N 162,
1. *Radiotechnika" rovatwozetoje.

HETWYI, Laszlo
TV tuning genamtor. Radiotechnika 12 nool2:412-414 D 1621.
I.mRadiotechnika" rovat"setoje.

RETENYI., Laszlo
TV tuning generator.II. Radiotechnika 13 no,1:20-22 Ja
163.
1. "Radiotechnika" rovatvezetoje.

HETENYIj, IAtSZ10
The error signal generator. Radiotecbnilca 13 no.2:63-64 F '63.
1. "Radiotachnikal rovatyezetoje.

HETENYI, laszlo
. 1 11 . . ......-
Automatic battery charger for charging tranSistor rulio
button accumulatorg. RadiOtOchnika 13 no.2t68-0 F 163.
lo "Radioteel6ni Irma ssgrkgosto bjzottMgj +Agja.

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I
H&TENYI, Laszlo I
--- , - , 1::- - - I
Fte4ency motor. Radiotec+ka 13 no,6:210-211 Je t63,
1. Sadiotechnika* rovatvezetoJe.
I

HETENYI, ;~aszlo
Ultraahort wave-FM receiver for OIRT and CGIR Ixanda. Itadiotachnika
13 no.8:300--302 Ag 763.
1. gRadiotechnika* rovatvezatoje.

HETENYI,-Laszlo
Ultrashort wave FM receiver for OIRT and CGIR bwAs. Radiotachniim
13 no.9 o.342-31+3 S 163.
1. gRadiotechnikaw rovatvezetoje.

RFTENYI, Laszlo
RC generator. Radiotechnika 14 no. 3:88-90 Mr 164.

IIETENYI, Laszlo
Radio compass. Radiotechnika 14 no.8:292-294 Ag 164.
l."Hadlo"I'-echnika."

HETENYI, Laszlo
Straight receivers. Radlotechnika 5 no.5-.189--191. My 165.

INT.!"llill , Laszlono
The "Growncorder CTR-5300:1 portable magnetophone. Radictechnika
15 no.2;42-43 F 165.

ETYNY1 . Laszlo
Air ionizer. Radiotechnika 15 no.214,t~-49 F 06'
:i
I. -

k-T the '1;',RTl 1051 lp
a
-!7T T.1 tr n) f, c, CTPT,.
Radictechnika 15 no.7:,-'5~.~-,)51, ii

HEMNII, LaszIone
The *Wsalth FT-650" pocket radio. Radiotechnika 13 no.n:403-
/,04 N 163,

T" v '-71-
A comparison of various solutions for bewas on clastic In
Enf:ldsh. p. 21.
AC'~A (Iiaryar Tudoflianyos Akar~c,J.a) Budapest,
Vol. 26 no. l/,, 19~'9.
Lint or Eart Europ~-a,~ Ac,~eDsioim (E'LUI) LC, Vol . nu.

FULOP, Jozsef; HAMOR, Geza; HETENYI, Rudolf; VIGH, Gusstav
Jurassic formations of the Vertes Mountains. Foldt koz1 90 no.l:
15-26 Ja/Mr 6o. (Ew 9:8)
(Hungary--Pale ontology)

HEMPOMW 4 ; FROHLICH, M.
...... - I
Iffects of hyperglycemia. on adrenal function. Acta physiol. hung.
ll(suppl):59-60 1957.
1. Klinik fur Innere medisin do Medisinischen Universitat, Szeged.
(HYPERGLYCINIA, exper.
eff. on blood adrenal cortex hormone level In dogs (Gar))
(ADRML CORTZE HORMOMIS, in blood
eff. of exper. hyperglycemia In dogn (Ger))

HETESIY Ferenc
Plastics in agriculture. UJit IaP 13 no.2:11 Ja 161.
(Plastics) (Agriculture)

HETESI, Fereno
The chemical induBtsy gives more artificial fertilizers and insecti-
aides to the agriculture in 1961. Ujit lap 13 no.3:12 P 161.
(BwWary--Agriculturs)
(Hmoary-4besioal industries)

HETESI, Ferenc
Mechanization problems of the open-air busbandr7 stable oyBtem.
UJit lap 13 no.4:30 F 161.
(Hungary-Animal industry)

HETESI, Ferenc
For a better mechanization of agriculture. Ujit lap 13 no.6:8
Mr 161.
(Hungary-Agriculture)

HEMI, Ferenc
Now possibilities and problems of irrigation faming. Ujit lap 13
no.8-.7 Ap 161.
(HwWary-Irrigation farming)

HETESI. Ferene
PUBtic machine parts are useful in the text12e industx7. Ujit lap
13 no.9:4 My 161,
(Ehmgary-Textile machinery) (Plastics)

RRT 1, Feranc
Pride of oux induetr7t the now D 4K tractor. UJit I&P 13 no.10:12
My 161.
(ampry-Tractore)

-HEMI, re
For the tecbnical development of forestries. Ujit lap 13 no.12:12
Ja 161.
(Ehmpry-Forests and forestry)

HE17ESIL. Ferenc
With restive passion. Ujit lap 13 no.131~ 161.
(Hungary.-Tractors)

1IMS1 , Ferene -Pal
Overcoming cattlo tb. Blet tud 16 no.12:379-38O 19 Mr 161

HETESI, Imre
Tat us creaU an*organized innovation movement for collective
farmal Wit 1&P 15 no.13:10 10 J1 163&
1. Termeloszovetkezti Tanacs, ostalyvezetoje,

[F.TFSI, Tiborne
"Stntistical methods In the thoory (X uperatLorigil dependability"
b~r B.V.Gnedenko. Reviewt-A by Mrs.,Tibor HoLesi. S'zFlbvany ko,-,l
17 no.1;48 Ja 165.

MISSY, Gyorgyne; SZLAGYI, Bdit, dr.; VILLAYNYL, Pirooka, dr.
Factors influencing capillary resistance. Yogorv. esemlo 47 n0.8:
256-26o Aug. 54.
1. loslameny a pacni orvostudomayl saetem stowatologlat klinikajarol.
(A Magyar Tudookayos Akademi& as as B" Tawgataeayal veggett
visWlatok)
(CAPIT-TAIRIZS,
resist., In dent* focal Infect., factors responsible
for variatiom)
(Tim, diseases,
focal Infect,, diag,, deters, of capIllary remist,,
factors responsible for variations)
(FOCAL INMT10M.
dent.. diag., deters. of capillary resist.. factor*
responsible for variations)

Hl-:"!'E,'SSYNE DLMEC'~'E'Nll, Uiura, dr.
Prospects of histochemical studies on the LeriGdontium. Fogor-;.
szemle 58 no.12:367-370 D 165.
1. A Pecsi Orvostudoma yi Egyetem Stomatologiai FIlnikajarol
(igazgato: Schranz,Denes, dr. egyet. tanar).

HEMSYNE DEBRECZENI, Laura, dr.; BARTON, Jozaef, dr.
Papillomatcyus degazieratlon of the oral micose. Fogorv. szmle
58 no.7t2O2-205 J1165-
1. A Pecsi Orvostudommyi Itgyetem Stomatologial Klinikajarol
(igazgatot Schranz, Denes, dr., egyetemi tanar).

CZEMIOSIAIVAKIA
HMTLEJS, J.; MW, F.; CIIVAL4VSU, V.
Institute for Chemical Process Fundamentals, Czechoslovak Academy
of Sciences, Prague (for all)
Prague, CO1l*CJkiOn Of C2echoslovak Chemical Communications, No 2,
Fab 1966, pp 586-601
"Organo-silicon compounds. Part 43a The effect of oxygenous substi-
tutes on alkaline solvolysis of organo-silicon bydrides."

ho;: I IVA

I:v*r?U, -J'.
- :t
"Zimners from the alloy Znal 41.11 p. 86. (ODZT.EZ, Vol. );, no. 3, Mar. 19`~31, jDJz,
Poland)
SO! Monthly List :)f East EuroPeari Accessions,, Lo Go,, Vol. 3, No. ', May 195L, Uncl.
0

5/276/63/000/002/033/052
A052/A126
AUTHORt _~e tman
TITLE: A method of manufacturing hydroplast for olamping Shucks
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Tekhnologiya mashinostroyemiya, no. 2,
19639 152g abstract 2B818 P. (Pol- Pat-i no- 451349 October
16, 1961)
TEXT: It is proposed to fill hydraulic chucks for metal-cutting
machines with hydroplast containing polyvin-,lohloride, soften'er, mineral
oil and stabilizer at the ratio polyvinylchloride : oil,w 20 : I and about
50% softener content. Upon filling, tho chuck cylinder is heated to 150
1600C to bring the hydroplast to a gel-like state.' The,foll6wing example
of hydroplast composition (in parts by weight) is givent 39 ltolyvinylclilo-
ride, 58 tricresylphosphate as softener, 2 mineral oil, 1 calcium stearate,
Wi
as stabilizer. Hydroplast of this composition has the rolloi ng properties:
viscosity when filling chucks 850-1,500 opoise (conventional droplaoto
have 3,000-4,000 cpoise), the filling temperature about 200C 'Motead of
150-1600C), specific gravity of the compound 1,38 g/cm3 (1.()18 g/cm3)
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3/276/63/006/002/033/052
A method of manufacturing hydroplast... A052/AI26
shrinkaga coefficient after gel formation 1 (10%)
Ya. Satunovskiy.
(Abstracter's note: Complete trans'lation.)

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Mb
414-411. a ttg3t, I tat),
ne econimnle fimporfmace of P.V.C. in eaetr~uontc'L
h" and tr#teniao P, ta Keutd& of -PCo6wf*O--p.v4~; 4
The adoptlo~ of' P.V.C. 'giv" vfttai~tl
inkad, atum(dum at,4 tift - Me(R'IA Wttteft Aci (d xhart Cunly.. tAl
xud alumtnlum can elther~ be replaced by V.VCj ishejptlij~ at. thin %t lei it.,
MW 51maths may, When
1L"utat;tot%
duadlat The subsUluttgm of PYr- far motsf skathh1c makes Is pavjlljJ6~
to mnufaiture a considoTably 11&4tgr type oO
cabt*~:P.V.C
eon not ranutre vWcPn(9frW- The oK14KA at'd4a 6ra" to. "*n! uWjd;
severikil Utnes hfatKr thain to " tose'ut vubbpr. 'MO hfAh!
OlUnce of P.V.C. to puncture nmike*v (a cw%II6(O to produce cablet, f;
fnwh smaller diametai than (z * the cau* wjjt-~, rub6c~;Inwltoiad -ti*41
P-Zc- (asulAtIon to, (a all Intents t*A twirpmi CeRlstant (a nefi4l
idedaratten. In many coM thq, U" of P.V.C, tj eximnilail 4. tel
St (ix rerutance to tubrknafs old c6m6aduL

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Roland/Chemical TechnolqW. Chemical Products and Their Application -- Synthetic
polymers. Plastics, I-
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur -Khimiya, No 2) 1957, 6o6g
Author: Hetmen, M. J.
Institution: None
Title; Stressed Polyvinyl Chloride Facings
Original
Publication; Przem. chem., 1954, lo, fio 12., 6o7
Abstract: The Polish Institute of Plastics has developed a method of coating
metal pipes (MP) with polyvinyl chloride facings (FF) that are in a
stressed condition. To ensure a tight fit of the PF over the MP the
former, contaibing (in %) -13 of plasticizer, 2 of wax, 1 of Ca
stearate, 1,75 TiO2 and 0.025 of dye,, are extruded in a press, ex-
panded with compressed air (1-4 atmospheres) to a diameter which ex-
ceeds that of the MP by 2-15% and, without releasing the air pressure,
are cooled with cold water below the temperature of vitrification.
On heating of the PF fitted over the MP there takes place a spontaneous
Card 1/2

Poland/Chemical Technology. Chemical Products and Their Application -- Synthetic
polymers. Plastics, I-
Abet Journal: Referat Zhur - KhAmlys., No 2, 1957, 6069
Abstract: shrinking of the PF and a tight fitting to the metal. The stressed
PF can be stored for a long time (after 17 mcmthB at -200 properties
and dimensions of the pipes were not changed). HP covered with PF
are used in buses, streetcars, railroad care, for beds and hospital
equipment -- wherever protection against corrosion, imparting deco-
rative and hygienic qualities, are needed.
Card 2/2

.1 BETIOMK, A.
The machine constructing industry is looking for more workers.
Przegl techn no.41:1 12 0 160.

DOBIK, Stanislaw; HXTNAL K.-, HYlY, Wl.; XLDEJ, J.; XARCZY#SKI, K.;
PISARCZYK,
Belampsia at the Krakow Clinic for the lost 50 years. Gin.
polska 28 n0.2:171-175 Mar-Apr 1956.
1. WI KlInIki Polosnietva I Chor6b Koblecych A.M. v Krakovis.
Kierownik: prof. dr. St. Schwars. Stantelm Dobsk--Krikow,
ul. Kopernika 23.
(sclampsta. statistics
clin. statist.. In Poland (Pol))

OISZEWSKI, Zdzislaw;KASPHZYK, Mieczyalaw;I(ETIIAL, Mieczyelav.
-*AOWr4- --- -
Case of infanticide in a patient simulating threa;ened abortion.
Polski tygod. lek. 12 no.33:1283-1285 12 Ang 57.
1. Z I Kliniki Polosnictwa i Chorob Kobiecych A. N. w Krakowle:
kierownik: prof. dr S. Schwarz i z Zaklaft MedYCYnY Sadovej A. W.
W Krakowte; dyrektor; prof. dr J. Olbrycht. Adres:IKrakow u1,
sasstowa. 2)/2.
(INVANTICIM,
WMNUA1 case (Poi))

WINCHEC, Lilla; HETUARMA, Krystyma
Chromatographic anslysim of technical #('-naphtbylacetic acid.
Chem anal 4 no.4:747-752 '59. (nAI 9:6)
1. Zuklad Instytutu Prseuyslu Organlesnego. Warssava. Kierowntic
Zakledu: Ste Piotrowski.
(Chromatography) (IsObthaleneacetic acid)

SIKORSKA, DeLnuta; HEIVARSKA, Kz7Btyna
Simultaneous determination of formaldebyde and acetaldebyde in
pentaerytbritol production processes. Chem anal 5 no.6alO63-1068
160, (RFAI 10, 9)
1. Analytical Departwntt Institute of Organic Industry, Warsav.
(Formaldshyde) (Pentaorythritol)

HETNARSKA, Krystyna; PIOTROWSKI, Stanislaw
Determination of assay of technical bis (,A-chloroethyl) formaldehyde
acetal. Chen anal 4 no.5/6.- 909-913 '59. MAI 9;9)
1. Zaklad Analityczny Instytutu Przemyslu Organicznego, Warszawa
(Bischloroethoxymethane)

WIECHEC, Ulia; HETNARSKA, Krystyna
Colorimetric method of determining chlorophenol- in technical
2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic (2.4-D) and 2,4,5-trichiorophenoxyacetic
(2,4,5-T) acids and chlorocresols in the sodium nalt-of 2-methyl-
4-chlorophenoxyacetic acid (Metaxone). Chem anal 8 no.6:971-976
163.
1. Department of Analytical Chemistry, Institute of Organic
Industry, Warsaw.

HETNARSKI, Bogumil; HETNARS_K -4r n
Method of identifying alkylo(arylo)-mercury groups and quantitative
determining mercury in N-organomercury compounds. Rocz chexii 34
no.2:457-463 160. (EEAI 10;1)
1. Zaklad Syntezy Crganicznej Polskiej Akademii Nauk, Warszawa. 2.
Instytut Przewjslu Organicznego, Warszawa.
(Mbreury) (Organic compounds)
(Alkyl groups) (Aryl groups)

POLAND/Chemical Technology. Chamical Products and Their Applica-
tion - Pesticides. H-18
Abe Jour: Referat Zhur-Mmiya, No 5, 1958, 15568.
Author H04"U"W Eckstein Z., Urbanski T.
Inst
Title Cheadcal Agents for Vus. Control of Fungi. I. Some Deri-
vatives of S-AW1-., -Alkoxyalkyl- and -Ary1mrcury-Msti-
tuted 2-14ereapto-Benzothiazole.
Orig Pub: Przem. chem., 1957, 13;, No 5, 291-293.
Abstract: By the action of alkyl-, alko3Walkyl- and aryl-nercury
halides on the Na-salt of 2-mercapto-bazzothiazole (1)
derivatives of I were perepared which contain the SHgR-
group in 2-position, and exhibit gigh fungicidal activity.
Listing the R, yield in f, NP in C, concentrations Inhi-
biting growth of Fusarium culm Alternaria, tenuis and
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tion - Pesticides. H-16
Abe Jour: Referat Zhur-Khiziya, No 5, 1958$ 15568.
Ehizoctonla!~~solani: CH , 41-5,, 114-115-5, 0-0000% 0.00001,
0.00001; C211~;71_410 9-5-W-5., 0-00005., 0-00001, 0-00005;
n-c x. 48o8, 81-81.5, 0-00005, 0.00005, 0.00005; a-C4199
.81, T,
75 6T.5-68-5, 0-00005, 0-00005., 0-00005' n C Nil, 4M,
58-59, 0-0005i 0.0005, 0.0005; 03OC2%, 6L3- 35-37, 0-0005,
0.0005, 0.0005; ]P-62064, 64-2, 177-176-5, 0-5, 0.5, 0-5;
P-03C694, 77-51 156-158, 0-005, 0-000% 0-001-
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InosphoroorF,anic Insectido,-s,," by B. Iletnarski, published ; i Chtaliczriy
~o 11 WarbayMar 57, PP 1311-139.
Vol. XIIIJ .1 Ip

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L;L:I--.~ral fonnllr' (1) arc prqjarod by MC-11-al
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112; 1, 44.2j, 108.5 - 110. 1.7 6-eilt-,ro-
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POL;-.' :'--'Dla ic-ld Cal T---C:z:-cloLY- deal ProdLicts 7-0jr
j1-3-8
Applicatio,-
'.b s J~:'Ur: Rcf 2hur-MOUZI., 1,10 2) .1-9591 58160-
15 111 of w-2-tcr is culc.,-C. R.,cl 1 (11 = 0~-'i Y = Cl) i s
obtained, Yield 73.3,,, 1-cit. p. 21-6 80 (fr.Dn the
mixWrc alec'lol : water : acc-toi1c. = 43 : 7 25).
I (R = C,,u_~-, Y . ci) [-jc~,
p T w,,.s obtainc:d siy-dlc,_r
way, Yidd 70-71~, Y',Olt- P. 200 - 2020. N:alky~ cloriva-
tives ill Vac cmiceptraction Of 0-00005',' supi):.-css t1C
Grc,wth of Fusariuz,, cul-iom-i, ,dtcniz~rin to,_-"Lli,s n.-A
RlisOct-M-Aa solani. The H-phonyl are less
active. Suc, MIKUE11 1958, 15568 fcir part. 1. - 2-
Grapov.
pOE;d,j)/c.,.c,.Licnl Tech:i -1.,-,Y
nef zi-mr - K1Aniyi, 1",, 10, 195), 3`16-1
Author Eckstein, Z., Jjct;,.ars'd, B.; Urbnnski, T.
Inst
Title ci~cnucal Mcarl,3 j I t.ic Strur
Cullecrijil-jr- certaia S-Alkyi.. and i-PL1,0111YL-lercury puriva.,
tives ff 2-nercaptibelizirliclazAc ~'"ICL 2-fjerc,i)tobcnvDxa-
zole.
Ori~; Pub Przem. chen., 1958) 37) 1-1, 3, 16o-161.
-beijzjj.ddaz,,)1e anO -benzo.,azole
Abstract 2-(s--,tlkylriereiiriierca"to)
if the General f--irmuln (I) - -where R is CHY C2H5'
anal Z is 111111, 0 - are :)L'-
n-C H 'i C H -&,I-c 1111, C6H
3 4 9) 5 5,~
tai-ieu by the acti:)n -)f RHL;X (where X Cl, Dr, I or
cz,3COO) oz, the Uri sait ~-f or
s"ut"' '-'f CH3C-11a;
2-mercaj)t3benzjxazo1e (II). T:) a
OH
ottai!~eO. fr.D,-.i 0-013 -.-A of Va antl 40 I:d of C'13
C~Ircl. 1/3

J,)Ur Rcf 71"Ir 11, P), 1959,
0. C'.* ; , :,,,I,;-.Cl or *I-.Cr~)l,j
stir-i- ' ated C f r IC) i.Ux.,tc,-, xic! I j~, oll-.Iaj~
ned ~11 Z - 'T'q)~ Yield, 37-7V,; neltinf.;
134-135-50 from cf[ Olf).
3
Fy
t1here are sy.Allcsize,,j (z, R, yielJ iii perccnta~;es, nelt-
All,~ !.)-)illt in centiLTacles arc iadicatco.): NH, n-Ch
43.8, 146-148, o CH 54 1, 114-115.5;-, 0 c R * 6~ ' 5
64,65, 0, n I
-C E --58; 0, 11-C, )5~ 3_
1 31'3 ~6 I~ffq: 39
39-5. T,_, a Sol,-llij:, i-)f,*c2l75 OIT'l ffmi 0.2 t-: -)f lia aud 25
T,LL of abs;-Autc 1.5 11 !,.r(,, nCcled. aid ti-ev,
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C)-,.dc~A !)r ducts
ji-djaic~.tion. pesticioes.
J ur xici* Zhur - loArAY-1, li'L 10, 1959, 36163
3.4 if' CH COOH C6H in 45 U -,~,f
I is Altai*IXI (11' C5H 7, - o); yiela, 62.6c,,; neltin,
6 10
,,):)i7lt; 139 .141-' (from queous aceto.-L, 4). All
tainecl ccnnowids Inhibit the -owth )f Fus"rim culmorun,
Alterperia texAs and Thiz-)ct.)nia in ccncentra-
tions of 0.0001-01000054,o'b For Part II, see Rzhlalirl, 1959
5860. ---- A. Gran-;v.
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BCKSTEINP Z.,-, DAHLIG, W.-RKMR~1 B ; PASYNKIEWICZ, S.
-_
A now method of presenting organic mercury compounds. Bul chin PAN 8
no.4:161-164 160. (KFAI 10:9/10)
1. Instytut Chemil Organiesnej PAN; Katedra Technologii Organicznej
IS II Folitsobnika, Warssava. Presented by T. Urbanski.
(mercury organic compounds)

HETNARSKI, B.
0~ -some alkyl- and arylmercury derivatives of cyanoguanidine.
Bul chim PAN *8 no.9481-486 160. jjjp~"'100-
1. Laboratory of Organic Synthesis,, Polish Academy of Sciences,
Presented by T. Urbanski.
(Aryl group) (Allyl grou ) (Mercury)
(CyanoguanidiZ

RETNARSKI, Bogumil; HETNARSKA, Krystyna
Method of identifying alkylo(arylo)-mercury groups and quantitative
determining mercury in N-organomercury compounds. Rocz chemii 34
no.2:457-463 160. (EEAI 10:1)
1. Zaklad Syntezy Crganicznej Polsklej Akademil Nauk, Warszawa. 2.
Instytut Przemyslu Crganicznegoq Warszawa.
(M,brcury) (Organic compounds)
(Alkyl groups) (Aryl groups)

CZERWIRSKA, Elzbieta; ECKSTEIN, Zygmunt; HETKARSKI, Bogumil; KOWALIK,
Romuald; URBANSKI,-Tadeusz ---, -- - ------ -
On the biological activity of some alkyl- and arylmercury haloides.
Przem chem 39 no.4:222-225 Ap 160 .
1. Zaklad 9"tezy Orgmicznej, Polska Akademia Mauk, oraz Instytut
Przevyslu Organicznego, Warszawa.

PIN
T -
Distr: 4E,2c(j)/4E3b/4
E4 d
aQ 0,cryr I-':
theiplit., filteitil
added diopwise t,
agakireM Marc S drilhitly
Prepiraflon of. from dil. EtOll to YicId;td-5 If- Ill- 1U wit a 5
of=C2lUMintLM COMMUIldIll- irmunt F 0
l4ats and 2nd StAndn. EtAICI ;a.id SMIC12 + 2
c ftSj Cl. T ,
tein, Wtodzimiem Dahliff. f& , I To I it
FrM
W PA IVW 44 411 1
mvqlsfttell~
1 411
ow. mill., Ipt firs.mro im tt!IIIP-
P., t it wh
stirtei
i Conijids. of the type RsAl, R, ICI, ardMRAIC 1, NIC Of' , . I - as I & ill(! I later 41
C41 4*
20 CC. C*nCd. JKCI (fill! 119PI)
Et) "acted with Ifir salts to give ppou ly org-JI9 eptil. with ' W C To the Maid
compds. in a high yield. The Ine was elp. Valu ),a slid the Ill() Lly
od
the W,
in n,& of tile solos. was added 100 iW. 1f3O.,C4lf#'CVIPd'I the PPt
when EtAICIt.NaCI (1), a by-produ was C w * A) and &i4d to yidd 28 0. Nf
i catalyst for the low-pressure polyethylene, was Used. I dill-~ I tefed Off 11 d it" 14 elf ~l
solved in nzost mg. solvents. wa3 easy to handle, and safe! was Ims Met-kict -41 MeAt It.:
m at :1p
in use. To 112.8 g. 14gClj (H) in Irgo cc. xylene wms added' TO
CL CH4 was added qaropwilk-
o It 0.kc) I
dropwise with stirring 76.8 EtA]Cl,.NaCl in 180 CC.!. with s at ;I V. E At it, I or. Cff4 with ~the tenil).
14
xylene, the temp. raised to 45-60% the whole stiricilt 30 krx bd Alt -,.12 hri.; IR) oc. HgO viii added#
it
min., kept 12 hrs. at room temp., treated with stirring wI6 Ce distd., and the
t. filtelcii Off to yield 204 S. AcO-I,
P0
I ~.! Hgst; the filtrate -as. Va. - to
it pd
3W = H%O at 400. the ppt. filtered off. washed with 11&0' and the ext. evapd. t
and RtOH; and dried to yield 100.5 g. EtHCCI (M). To' lye adil no new Sri-
4l g
21.4 g. U in 60 cc. QRs was added dropwise during 12 talu.1 thesis'of alkylincreury! ~ tatta7ldw pouiblo OL call-
-3 ad the temp, raised (rom 21 W ry salts.
,r; I Yealent pmpzk:. of oa~i4 014109c~cu
t!~I inI210 QH#- a
-10 m coned. H ;A. L. laW
40 CS.

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BI 44YD1 66
AUTHOR: jelnarskl, Bogumll,
TITLE: Alkyl and aryl mercury derivatives of cyano guanidine
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 1, 1963, 252, abstract
1Zh225 (Roczn. chem. 9 v- 35, no- 5, 1961 , 1333-1345 -Pol.
summaries in Russ. and Eng.7;)
TEXT; In an investigation of new fungicides, (R"19)2R (II) was synthesized
by reaction of RIM LR is always C2112N 4' the radical of disubstituted cyano
guanidine (I), M - Ag, Na] with It' HgX (X - halide or the CH 3COO group).
The same reaction products are formed on reaction of I with H'HgOu. The
result of the reaction does not depend on the character of X, on the
relation of the reagents or on the solvent, but is completely determined
by the character of R1. CH3HgX forms with RRM the compound CH 3HgRH (III).
The structure of the reaction products was no'. studied. A small RHAg
excess is stirred into R111gX dissolved in acetone, alcohol or iso-C 3H7OH,
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Alkyl and aryl mercur5r B144/M6
the mixture is boiled for 30 inin, and the following Il were separated from
the filtrate (RI, yield in ,b, m.p. in OC are given): C2it 5 919.8,
138-140; n-C3 It 71 .9-8, 95-97; n-C'j1i,), 44-7P 84-86; n-C 5H1.1 (Ila), 60.3,
84-85; C6 H5 (JIb), 47, -184-186. 111 was obtained in the same way, yield
43-3-/'t~yp in.p. 156-1580C. Reactions of 10110 with Infila or 11112 were
conducted analogously. 1.6 mole of III Etrid 16 miaole3 of 2-eiercapto
benzoxazole in 5 ml acetone were boiled for 5 min, 20 ml absolute ether
vias added, the filtrate was evaporated -almost to dryness, 10 inl water
was added, arid 0.5 a of 0S-i,,icthyl-iiiLrcury-iiiercapto benzoyazole was
separated, rn.p. 111-113 C from the organic layer (see RZIff-him, 1959,
no. 10, 36163)- 5 mmoles of 2-mercapto benzothiazole mixed with 10 ml
cther and 10 ml acetone are stirred into 2-5 mole:3 of Ila dissulvtid in
I %' ' rril ether, the mixture is heated to boiling, 0-1? g of I is filtered ofir,
the filtrate is evaporated, diluted with 1 in! water, and 1.511 5 of
5-ri-,,i;ji,vl-itit!rciiry-i~iercalito benzothiazole is separated, m.p. 58-50,-IOC.
..'i,~hatic 11 are sliChtly active aj;ainst FueariuLl cuemorum, ~Jternari.,.,
Ct~.-rd 2/3

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Alkyl and aryl mercury ... BI 44YB1 f36
tenuisp and Rhizootonla solani. As far an fungicidal activity is
concerned, IIb is comparable to n-CII3C6114so 214(IISC2 115)C6 11 5 Fthe effective
base of the preparation Ceresane-M. [AbBtracter's note: Complete
translation.]
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BIALAS, Julian; ECKSTEIN, Zygmunt; EJMOCKI, Zdzislaw; HETNARSKI, Bogumil;
SOBOTKA, Wieslaw; SZYMASZKIEWICZ, Jacek
On the properties and the fungicidal activity of aome N-alkylmercury
derivatives of sulphonamidea. Przem chem 40 no.10;567-570 0 161.
1. Katedra Technologii Organiczne II, Politachnika, Warnawn i Ieborm-
torium Badavcze, Zaklady Chomiczne Azot, Javorzno.

Of
o' c -)-I
s~mt~qcs~c of ,',1e lrbi4cli lca~ of Scfnncos
X~ad--mii :Eu!:, in
-,c-,, ;:clwhor! o.1i o" Load
ji
Vol '7, '.~o 2, 12~'- P?
:4
i7"tiod for lcaddial-':yl saito. -,n
nallcouc Of accuonc sollition of o---
,.,are ta-'n-I as -1!-yl~ A d-,,tZr,--n dc i*,c:.-,n,: rcd.
rlcchan-~;m o' -'.Ii- Cicccribc,~, roactiomi L;
onc Poliz'l, md ;Cnt.-~rn.
16

RLITNARSKI, Bogumil; URBANSK19 Tadeuss
Iqew method of preParing some lead diolkyl sa3ts. RocB chemii
37 no.9al(Y73-1075 163.
1. Institute of Orgunim Synthesis, Polish Academy of Sciences,
Warsaw.

HETNARSKI R. B.
Coupled thermelastic problem for the half space*
Bul Ac Pol tech 12 no. 1: 49-57 164
1. Department of Mechanics of Continuous Media,
Institute of Fundamental Technical Problems,
Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw. Presented
by W. Nowacki.

HEM tlViKI, R. B. (warsaw)
On inverting the Laplace transforms ccnnected with the error
function. Zastos mat 7 no.4:399-405 164.
1. Subudtted October 10, 1963.

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AUTHOR:
TlTLE:
PERIODICAL:
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Hetnarski, Ryszard (Warsaw)
2 ,, r' dl
1)/033/61/013/002/004/00,1
0250/0304
Coupled one-dimensional thermal shock problem for
small times
ArChiWUM mechaniki stosowanej, v. 13, no. 2, 1961,
295-306
T"r: The author states that the classical theory of thermo-
elasticity neglects the fact that the deformation occurring in an
elastic medium is accompanied by temperature variation induced by
the deformation process. Conversely, the field of temperature pro-
duces a strain of the body. In order to account for this phenome-
non, the generalized heat equation coupled with the elastic deforma-
tion is to be included in the analysis. It is necessary to consider
this equation only for dynamical problems, since in the ~;tatical c-%Gse
the coupling effect vanishes. The author then gives a Kencral review
of the numerous works in which coupled problems of t Itermoe last ic ity
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Coupled one-dimensional thermal... 0250/D304
were discussed. Ile mentions J. Ignaczak (Ref. 8: Note oil tile PrOPaga-
tion of Thermal Stresses in a Long Metallic Rod, Bull. Acad. Polon.
Sci. C19 IV, 5, 7 (1959)), who solved a problem of propagation of
thermal stresses in a long metullic rod for the case of a non-periodic
wave induced by tile initial temperature distribution, and also W. Nowacki
(Ref. 10: Some Dynamic Problems of Thermoelasticity, Arch. Mech. Stos.
2, 11, (1959)9 259-283), who discussed propagation of coupled thermo-
elastic deformations in a semi-space. Tile author then states that tile
present work is concerned with the one-dimensional coupled problem of
distribution of thermal stresses and temperature in the elastic semi-
-space subjected to sudden heating with constant temperature on the
bounding plane. In order to obtain the solution, the Laplace transform
technique is applied. The inverse transforms are obtained in an approxi-
mate manner proposed by G. Paria (Ref. 13: Coupling of Elastic and
Thermal Deformations I, Appl. Sci, Res., Section A, 7, Indian Institute
of Technology, Kharagpur, India, 1959). For the discussion of the
fundamental equations the author gives the equations of motion of a
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2 ? 5(~r,
I'/'033/GI/01.3/002/004/004
Coupled one-dimensional thermal... D230/D304
thermoclastic medium fbr the one-dimensional case
K, = IV 6,
the coupled heat equation
and the relation between the displacement u = u(x,t), the stress
(x, 0 , and the temperature (x, 0
o.3) bO .
The analysi s i s cbLrri ed ou t f or the semi -spac a 01:~`_ xFor the cal-
culation the authbr introduces.the thermoelastic potential satisfying
the condition 11 = 0"(X' 1). From (1.1), (1.2),
and (1.9), lie obtains
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Coupled one.-dimensional thermal ... D-no/oo'l
where and -- t denote the derivatives with respect to x and ti re-
spoctively. The value of ~' for some metals is given by G. Eason, I.N.
Sneddon Mcf. 11: The Dynamic Stresses Produced in Mastic Bodies by
Uneven Heating, Proc. Roy. Soc. Edinburgh, A, 1959). The stress --
and the temperature are related to the fonction ~ in the fol.lov.-Ing
manner
b
The author then discusses the stress distribution, whereby he finds that
the stress , is a continuous function for 0 --x except for the point
x = t, where a jump of the magnitu0c x
0b exp 2
occurs. The author mentions that the existence of the discontinuity
in stress of the above magnitude has been pointed out b,,;- B. A. Boley7
J.H. ~"Ciner (Ref. 9: Theory of Thermal Stresses, New York-Loadon 1960,
73, footnote). He then gives numerical computations for two parti-
CUlar cases for small values of time and compares the results with the
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Coupled one-dimensional thermal... a; A
solution of ttic uncoui)led Problem obtained by V.I. Danilovslk.nya (Ref.
15: Temperaturnyye napryazheniya v uprugam poluprostvanstve
voznikayushchiye vslcdstvive vnezapnoffo nagrcva yego granitsy (Thermal
Stress in an IE'lastic ~icmi-Space Originating rrom a Suilden Hoating up
of its Boundary), Prik. Mat. Mckh., 51 14 (1950)). The results .%re
sho%,.,n in Fig. I a
In his discus- z5b
sion or the of
temperature dis- t-025 r-f
tribution the
author finds that' -al
OF 0 f IS 2 25 3
the temperature
is a continu- -ai -
A., Coupled ard
ous function in -02 - urcr-upled preblem
the entire domain -03 -
0 lie
-04
points out that
this is in
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Coupled one-dimensionat thermal... 01.50/0304
contradiction to the result obtained by G. Paria (Ref. 13: Coupling
of Llastic and Thermal Deformations 1, -Appl-Sci. Res. Section A, 7
f ound
Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, India, 1959), who 11
temperature discontinuity at the-point t =, x. There are I fig-ure, 1
table, and 16 references: 3 Soviet-bloc and 13 non-Soviet-bloc.' 'I"he
four most recent references to the English-language publicati.ons read
-is folloi-.,s-. Y. J. Lockett, Longitudinal ~','rtvcq in Cylindtrq and Tubes
Includin.- Thermoelastic Lffects, Proc. E(jinburgh Nath.. Soc., 3, 11
(1959); 1. N. Sne~!don, The Propagation of Thermal 6tresses in Thin
Metallic Rods, Proc.. Roy. Soc. Edinburgh, A, 1959; B*. A. Boley,
J. H. *;,*einer, Theory of Thermal Stresses, New 'Fork-London 1960;
P. Chadwick, Thcrmoel~asticity. The Dynamical Theory, Chapter VI of
the book: Progress in Solid Mechanics? vol 1, UisLerdam, 1960.
ASSOCIATION: Department of Nechinics of Continuous Nedia IBTP
Polish Academy of Sciences
SUJ3,'.il'rTE-,): January 18, 1061
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!"'ACCUSTON NR: AP4038482 P/0033/641016/001/0023/0031;
AUTHOR:-.He;;q-&"ki. Ryozard B. (Warsaw)
TITLE: The fundamental solution of the coupled thermoelastic
problem for small times
SOURCE: Archiwum mechaniki stosowanej, v. 16, no. 1, 1964, 23-31
TOPIC TAGS: elastic space, point heat source,~continuous heat
oVurce, instantaneous heat source, coupled thermoelastic problem,
thermoelastic problem
ABSTRACT: The state of stress and the temperature distribution in
an elastic space caused by a continuous point source of heat is
analyzed taking into account the interdependence between the strain
and temperature fields. The solution for the case of small periods
of time is obtained in nondimensional form by generalization of the
solution for the noncoupled problem with consideration of the coupled
heat equation and using the Laplace transform. The,,possibility
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of applying this approximate method to an instantaneous heat
source in an elastic space is indicated. A numerical example
of temperature distribution for the coupled and noncoupled problems
is given, and the small effect of coupling is shown in a diagram.
Orig. art. has: 30 formulas, 1 figure, and 1 table.
ASSOCIATION: Department of Mechanics of Continuous Media,
IBTP Polish Academy of Sciences
SUBMITTED: 19Feb62 DATE ACQ: 12Jun64 ENCL; 00
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'iACCEMON NR.- AP4049373 P/0014~043/0110/055710559
'AUTHOR: Nolvakowski, L.*,Jaworsld, M.; Hetper, J.;- Idbinska, I.,
TITLE-. Pyrulysis of gasoline aimed at obtaining maitimum yields of the C sub 4 traction
SOURCE- Przemysl chemiczny, v. 0, no. LO, 19644 667-669
A
!TOPIC TAGS: 1*ftoleum reft gasoline pyrolysis, colinan chromatogvAphy, C sub 4
fraction, butmie
1AWTRACT- 1h view off the steadily ImpTaving prospects of the usaMfless bf the butyleaff-
butadiene fraction, it wu Viought, that the I)yrolysts of gasoline might be a waT of produdq;
ma-AiTnum vipldiq of thig frartlon In n-ontpyrolvida waae-q. It thum became necessary to as-

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coniposition the pIr'oducts for maidmum contact Umes Is tabulabsd (seo T Obte I of the
Enclosure). was found that the influence of temperature on the yield of the componoata
of the C4 fraction is very slight, and changes by about 1% from 6801 to 720C, BastesJ13i.

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-Tablel. Compositf on of the gaseous products for different valuw of, Ow con t"t Ume~

Tempera- Contact Gas composition, 74R. %
ture Oc Time -
142
P-114 C246 C294 C3118 CPs ,17c. tLcl--'- 1
14-4, tv 'to
680 1.5 11.8 29.2 7.3 26.4 1.2 15. I-T.72 KT-'-
19- F; lit . 27.1 27.2 1.4 It. L 0.2 0-2

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W
4~

680
1.5 211.0 4.6 2.0
680 6.6 1.3 1.5 1.6

720
1.0 1.7 3.1 2.6
720 4.9 1.9 2.3 1.6
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