SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KAJL, M. - KAKABAUZE, V.

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POIAND/Chemical Technology - Fato and Oilsl Waxes. Soaps. H-25
Detergants. Flotation Agents,
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No 24~ 1958, 83153
Author : Kajl, M.
Inst :
Title : Detergents from Sugars,
Orig Pub : Gaz. cukrown,, 1958, 6o, No 1, 12-13-
Abstract : The method for the preparation of detergents is described,
based on the reaction of saccharose (90-1000C., pressure
of 100 milliliters or a mercury column) with methyl esters
of fatty acids in a medium of dimethy1formamide as the
solvent, and in the presence of potassiun carbonate as the
catalyst, The methanol from the reaction med1jun is rew-
ved in a aistillation column, To decrease the formation
of side product (diester), 3 moles of saccharose are used
per mole of the methyl ester of a fatty acid* The excess
saccharose is regenerated aftor distillinG off the solvent,
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POIAND/Chemical Technology - Fate and Oils a Waxes. So*pa;. H -25
Detergents. Flotation Agents,
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Khimiya, Ito 24, 1958, 83153
dissolving the dry veoidua in water and by s4lting out
the monoester. The daterganto (atearat", palmitates and
other saccharose asters) which have been prepared by this
procedure are excellent emulsifiers for mineral and sill.
con oils, are absolutely non-toxic and are even assimila-
ted by an organism and can be recommended for use in
washing children.
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AUTHOR: Kajoch, Wladyslaw
TITLE% Characteristics of high-strength zinc bane alloys containing
manganese and copper
PERIODICAL: Archiwum Hutnictwa, v. 5, no. 3, 1960, 2!)", - 319
TEXTa In one of the author's previous works (Ref., 1: "Archivum Hut-
nictwall no. 5, !960, p. 245) the ranges of zinc-manganese-aopper alloys with
optimum mechanical properties have been given. The criterion was then per-
formed mainly on the basis of tensile strength and elongation. In subjeat
paper further properties of these alloys are determined and their obarac-
teristics summarized. The alloys tested contained HOI electrolytic zinc I '(
MI electrolytic copper and MrO electrolytic manganese which, according to
Soviet standard GOST 6008, contained 99.701% of manganese. In order to safe-
guard against oxidation, 0.1 to 0.21j~a' of aluminum couponenta-were added.
Samples for testing the tensile strength were cast in dry Band molde. Sim-
ilar molds were used in forming impact resistance samples, and yield strength
samples were cast in a crucible. Samples for wear resistance tests were
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cast in dTy sand molds shaped as plates, while corrosion test samples were
formed as rods with 40 mm diameter. The results of a precise tensile test
performed by the method of resistance.tensometers determined the elastic
limit as being 39~o and the yield strength 68% of the ultimate tensile
strength The longitudinal elastic modulus exceeds 10,000 )*,g/m2 and the
Poisson's number is equal to 0.25. The values for the compressive strength
are generally in accordance with the,approximative rormula:
Rc = Rr (6)
(I-zr) O-ze)
wheret R. - compressive strengthi Rr - tensile strength, a. . reduction in
the tensile test, z. - reduction in the compressive test, The impact, values
for notched cast test samples are equal to about I kjgw/CM2, The wear re-
sistance tests were carried out on the Ansler muohinib with and without lu-
brication. In order to compare the results, analo8otAa tests were made with
brass and zamak alloys. The zinc.-manganese-copper alloys show a lowe*.- wear
than brass and zamak in testa without lubrication., fiqowevs~r, x ith lubrica-
tion the zinc-manganese-copper alloy behaves somewhat woriie than the other
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two. In both conditions of the test, apart from the width of the wear,
the author determined also the friction coefficientfor all 3 alloys in rela-
tion to the path of friction. Investigations of the coxrosion resistance
were carried out simultaneously.for zinc-manganese-copper alloy, brass and
zamak, The resistance of zino-manganese-copper alloy and of brass in. a
medium of distilled water and a YO solution of sodium chloride - applying a
five degree classification - is within the range of the first class, i.e.
complete resistance, and for zamak in the second class, i.a. sufficiont re-
sistance. In relation to an alkaline medium such as a 5% solution of sodtim
carbonate, all alloys tested show a complete resistanoe.- Roviever, in a 39'2
solution of acetic acid, i.e. in an acidic medium, both of these zinc al-
loys are worse than brass. In addition to laboratory investigations, the
alloys concerned were subjected to corrosion tests in an industrial atmo-
sphere, Further, the zinc-manganese-copper alloy wao subjec7ed to aoceler-
ated intercrystalline corrosion In water vapor and to artificial ageing at
1000C. The alloys of zinc with manganese and copper irere cast into notal
and sand.molds and the mechanical properties obtained in both cases wore
compared. It was proved that the zinc-manganese-copper alloys display a
lower tendency to form shrinkage cavities than brass., and that tight cast.-
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AUTHOR:
TITIE:
Kajoch, Wladyslaw
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Mechanical properties and structure of zinc alloyij with manganese
and copper
PERIODICAL- Archiwum Hutnictwa, v. 5, no. 2, 1960, 245 - 268
TEXT: The shortage of copper recorded in the current century caused the
introduction of Zn-Al alloys. However, these alloys have much poorer properties
than brass necessitating the introduction of new alloys with properties nearing
more those of brass and which could be produced on a large scale. The shor e
of copper caused investigations to be made conderning the upper limit of it~!con-
tent in brass. During the investigation of the mechanical properties and struc-
tures of zinc alloys with manganese and copper, the author ex&M-Ined the gamma
phase, but for the great hardness of the Cu-Zn alloys in this range the limit was
not exceeded. More attention was paid to the epsilon phase, which appears beyond
this range. The epsilon phase belongs to the so-called electron phase or Hume-
Rotheryls group. This phase is characterized by the electron concentration, i,e.,
by the ratio of the number of valence electrons to the number of their atoms
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crease of the hardness was noticed when proceeding from hijoi manganese alloys
toward alloys of higher copper content. On alloys of the tested composition met.-
allographic investigations have been carried out. The epsilon phase has been
found to be the principle structural constituent of these alloys, In cast speci-
mens this phase is more or iess heterogeneous, depending on the chemical composi-
tion. The degree of heterogeneity observed in microscopic examinations increases
with the increasing content of the alloying elements, especially of the manganese.
In alloys of higher copper content there appears an additlonal structural consti-
tuent, which was identified as the gamma phase by the micro-hardness tests. It
has a much higher hardness number than the matrix. The epsilon phase, the main
structural constituent, was identified by x-ray analysis. Among other fIndingis
it was confirmed that the Zn14n23Cu13 alloy has a hexagona:1 structure with the pa-
rameter value a = 2.7307kX and the ratio c/a - 1.612. Comparing this value with
the ratio c/a - 1.560 for the epsilon phase of the Cu-Zn system, we see that it
approaches the value of t1he ratio c : a for the hexagonal compact lattice, that
is 1.633. This may explain the relatively high plasticity attained in this type
of alloys. In order to prove the possibility for an appearance of the epsilon
phase in the Zn-Cu-Mn system, calculations of the electron concentration of this
triple phase were performed starting with the binary phases (,~JZn2 and Mn&7, a
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Mechanical properties and structure of zinc alloys.... A076/A126
stechiometric formula CuMnZnlo was attained. Assuming zero as the number of val
ence electrons for manganese, one for copper and two for zinc, the electron con-
centration was calculated. The obtained result is 7 ; 4 and this oorresponds to-
the value shown by the epsilon phase. There are 8 figures, 8 tables, 43 photo-
graphs and 15 references: 5 Soviet-bloc and 10 non-Soviet-bloo. The reference
to the most recent English-language publication reads as follows: Ref. 7: W.
Hume-Rothery, G.V. Raynor, The structure of metals and alloys, London, 1954.
ASSOCIATION: Zaklad Metali Instytutu Podstawowych Problem6w Tecbnik1 PAN Krak6wt
Instytut Odlewnictwa, Krak6w (Metal Section or the Institute of
Bas;Lc Technical Problems, PAN, ~.,racow; instif.'ute of Metallurgy,
C~a~ow)
SUBM=D: December 3, 1959
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AUTHOR: Kajoch, W.
Casting properties of alloys of Zn with Mn and Cu
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mashinostroyeniye, no. 9, 1%2, 6, abstract
9G35 ("Prace Inst. odlewn.", 10, no. 2, 1960 (1961) 115-143, Polish;
Russian, English, German, French summaries)
TEXT: The alloys of Zn with Mn and Cu, considered by the authorhave
properties which can be found among ~ the properties of bristones lind Zn-Al alloyas
used in the foundi-j practice. These alloys have the electronic qtructure of
~ -phase, which is characterized by the electron concentration amounting to 1,75,
and also by the hexagonal lattice with a ratio of parameters clo,;e to the value
obtained on a compact hexagonal lattice. The alloys are charactertzed by a very
high strength. For instance, in the case of ZnIM19NI5 alloy cast into sand
molds the ten3ile strength is 65 kg/mm2 at a 9% elongation. A considerable
elongation is achieved al'oo-with ZnMn24Cu14 alloy where It males. up 19% at a
tensile strength of 57 kg/rur?. Furthermore, the alloys are cliaracterized by a
high hardness which amounts to HB 160 and also by an excellent wear resistance,
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Casting properties of allvis ... AO-jP/AIOI-
in particular, under dry work conditions, exceeding brass :In this respect, The
resistance to surface corrosion is a little better than the re8istance 6f Zn
alloys of Zn-Al type. The most harmf`ul admixture in theire alloys in C which
considerably reduced the elongation. The effect of Fe on mechanical properties
of these alloys is relatively small.
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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KAJOCH, Wladyslaw, dr. inz.
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Application of tests of load capacity of films to testing
coats of casting dies. Przegl odlew 13 no. 8/9sl9 A" 163.
1. Instytut Odlownietwap Krakowp
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KAJOCH., Wladyslaw, dr inz.
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"Nonferrous metal casting alloys; their melting and founding
technology" by 7. Gorny, 2. Loch, K. Rutkawijki, Z. Strojny,
T. Welkens. Reviewed by Wladyslaw Kajoch. Przttgl odlewn 13
no. 11: 302-303 N 163.

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KAJOCH, Wladyolaw, dr inz.
Studies on the accuracy of the dimensions of preenure d1e,
castings of zinc alloys, Przsgl odlew 13 no. 12:,311-31*7 D '63,

KA.TRUHAJTYS; Eva
Simplification of tho me thad of equi-Librating siamantumn by redu4ing
the number of knots. Budown Gliwice no.12,i39-53 164.
If Dupartmqnb of Meohanloa &W Strengtb of M%torialij of the SLIsaian
Technical University, Gliwice.

WTAR, Istvafthe
Technical and economic news. Koh lap 93 no.3;1111-143 Kr 160.

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KAJTAR, Istvanne; ARMS, Frigyes; NAbY, Zoltan
Technical and economic news. Koh lap 93 no.6;292 Je 160.
1. OKohaszati Lapok" szerkeszto bizotti3agi tag a (for Wagy).
2. grahaszati Lapok" foozorkesstoje (for ArkooP,

Kaw~-1,1tvagrie
Development of capitaliotic marketing of iron wtallurgy products
in 1962. Koh lap 96 no.4slU-187 Ap 163.
1, Metalimpex Kozgazdasagi Oastaly,

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AttESS= NR: AT5D25193
JAUTHOR: Medzihmda71q-Schw~iger0 Hadvig (budapeet)j I'mr, AWit OWWOOO i-1,
I TMX: Micro-determination of the N-carbobensyloxy aou~i in 'idnoacid doxiva, ija
i by neaw of hydrogenolyaia
SOURCE: Academia acient'jart, hunwicase Act& chimicof Ve 420 nos 4# 11041 -![L7-
:TOPIC TAGS: amino acid, microchemical enalyais' chemica3. readtl=
Abstract:. n article) To determine the M-carbobi 4o
anti xy Ovoup Lti
a6inoscid derivatives on a mler*-analytical scale, the apbstmlices we".
i'subjected to hydrogenolytic cleavage in a Hoslich-type t0croluifdPoSend.
'tLon apparatus and the quantity of hydrogen required W lefffeel: the ra-
iac4ion uan determined. The analysis to covAucted in a 001ithylLborwaide,
imedium. Some results were presented to illustrate the apaur&djr itif. thle
tt!oniqus and the roalle.of coup"ros to which It io applAcablot.
r of tbd.e wAric
t9liank are sxpreeaed to Proleasor Ve Bmckue or
and also for his wax-thwhile advice." Orig. art, Ma 1:~UkbI44JW I figm'406
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ACC NRI "AT6635660-
SOURCE COM HU/2502/66/0447/002/0231102313
AMMOR: Szekerkep Fart&--Sekerke, M. (Doctor Xaltar. YA and
jUruckner, Vlktor--Brukner, V."(Professor-, Docto-r-3---O-f- *UqM"o710F27aM0 chouls
I
tat L. Eotvos University in Budapest*
'synthetic CyclLa N-Lost Derivatives from O-Substituted Serino*s CYNtaine..
and Lysina"
Rudapest, Acta Chimica. 4cademiae Scientiarum HunRaricae. Val 47, X~ 2s
1966, pp 231-238.
modified) To atudy the
1,1-1-t.ract: (German article; authors' English summary
e.ffect of the carrier molecule on the biological activity of the name CYtO--
toxic groupt DL-0-serine eaters of throo and erythro configuratLonp DL-
threo-0-hydroxyglutamine acid dLethyleater, L-eystaine ethyloster, and
DL-lysine ethyleater were converted into cyclic N-lost derivatives with
the aid of N,,N-bis-(O-chloroothyl)-phosphorLc acid amide dichlori4de. The
compounds are now being tested for pathological behavior at Chester Beatty
.Research Institutes Institute of Cancer Research; Royal Cancer Hospital,
in'London.
$rse Go L**Mth gave technical assistance with the 0XPOrimental worko Mr,
F. Rijff performed the IR spectrum at this Institute, Mrse 11., K-Schwoigerv Mrs, S,
Rutassy, and Mrs. j. Yajt*r carried out the mjcr0&n&jysIM In tht 01croanaly3le
laboratory of -this institute. igMi 36000P
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Vlj-D-gluL=t* iw(M rA tho a0mg-iuballs OMIP ot buo
Bruckner. J. Weln, M. liajtAr, atid J. MmIcs MdowilwWk
1955, 42, 463 (Org.-ORTW-nill., Vaiv., Budapasl) WrOll"Imirl,
ccuamrniication, (Gezm&n)

BRUCKNERg Viktor, prof*, dr. (Budspost); KAJTAR0 Xaxton, dr. (Budapest)
Contribution to the mesolde #*,-poly-glutaxic acids. Acts, chimica
Hung 21 no.4:417-425 159. (MUI 9:6)
1. Institute of Organic Chemistry. Lelotvoe University, Budapest.
(Glutamic acid)
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BFWCKNER, Oyozo, r.tag (Budapest); KAJTARI Xarton (Budapovt); KI)CS?09
Arpad (Budapest)
Correct interpretation and uniform construction of the projective
chemical symbols. Kem tud kozl HTA 15 n0-1:57-76 "61. (VAI 10:6)
1. Az Eotvos Lorand Tudomanvegyatem Szerves Kemiai Tanszske,
Budapest.
(Chemistry)

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MEDZIHRADSZKYt K.; KAJTAR, M.; LOW, M.
Synthesis of the nonapeptide sequence 1-9 of 0--ijor4aotropin.
Coll Cz Chem 27 no.9:2256-2257 S 162. A
1. Institute of Orlanic Chemistry, University of Budapeat, Hungary
(for Medzihradszky *
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KAJTAR, Farton
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Possibility of the formation of carbon compound;3 of vit,&l
importance on the earth prior to the appearane-ti of life.
Kam tud kozl WA 20 no.lil-32 163.
1. Eotvos Lorand Tudomanyogyatem Szervas Kemial. Unszakap
Budapest.

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AUTHOR; KaAtar. Marton (Doctor; Budapest);, Buckner Viktor~ Ulrol!ovsor; Budalousit);
Rihrmr, ~-au=-Z~
ORG: Institute for Organic Chemis~tjrX, Lorand Eotyop Univermity, BLidapest
TITLE: Structure of the aubtilia-polyglutamic acid
SOURCE: Academia scientiarum hungaricae. Acta chimica,, v.,43, noo 2j 1965p :161-163
TOPIC TAGS: organic synthetic process, polymer, glutamic ailld, tii:-r11netnUic~argariic
derivative
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ABSTRACT: 'A metho as described with the
w 4%1.d og iihich
'it is possible to obtaiin 1 L- and,y-D-polyglu.tamic, acid at ~t yield of
25% from the dipeptide L-L- and D-D-p-nitrophenyl ester%The;,nitrvaj*%eny1
eater was synthesized from carbobenzoxy-glutamic acid-a-metii~ylester-y-
p-nitrophenyl eater by coupling it with the aid oi alutsmic acid-0-
Imathyl estAw to yield carbobenzoxy-y-glutamylglutamic acid-ct~;W-dline.-
thyl eater. The mechanisms of the reactions involved were dilicuesed .-in
terms of the structure.of subtilis glutamic acid.polymero WIMS).-
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XAJT0R F. A Debrecent Ideg- cs Elmeklinika Kozlemenye. Megfifiielesok idult fejfajos
iA4'g_ek6n histaminprobaval Observations on histivile -tests In aases of chronic headache
Orvost Ifetilap, Budapest 1910, 90/28 (1383-8P,7) Tables 2
0.05 mg. histamine dihydrochloride In 1 ml. physiological salt solvIADn is injected
intravenously. A positive response to the histamine test In r*gardod aB a criterion
of the vascular orgin of the headache. In other types of henduchwi the test ims
found to be negative.
De lehoc2ky - Dudapest
SO: Neurology & Psychiatry Section VIT-1 Vol 3 No 7-12

Tho eatfog effoct at Idstatmint 4n4 nicotloic
-add A.Unum O"WINIPLONS 11,1-lw
41,11W.
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'(19W).-Antrawmaus (vilrelklow 44 1.1 1 4 md. Will.
4111hur (1) MINIM ruirtrutok convublimp, 140 f1wir wift:
without rffrcl apinst convulsims callw-I by kV. OURL.
Nkntinic acid, nk%Y-hlbw and adnitAine- nhovml u*
pfvv~lllivr rfftvf.. lblw(fil '" If I was Illo.
14mikuml 11) f1w '14"r Anil l&vfrljI'w'tX4j1 -11) c. T)w
NimultimewAs s%lndn6trAfkxi at I with nwtrasL* WhIN("I
cmvub6mm- I was bwStcIfwv. whirn tivrn iutw Ittsm 41)
arc. aff~ 21, ln~dkwj. The InbIlAting c&ct of I In ts-
111A inrd Nlr clu"t arikin to Itar mrw cvPA 4m thi"Ish
ityl
thr mulanomitr nrivoits systent. Actly0wiline bravildr.
and mmyl alfrifer shinvirol sIsAint 111i'virlIV.
ills farcis 11milar to 1, bot Inlif-h arralitt. I. 11111A.?

KAJTCR, F..dr.
4"!-.
t~11111~ - I
On the pathogenesis and treatment of chronic headache. Ther.
hung. zic.4:17-23 1954.
1. Yrom the Clinic of Neurology and Psychiatry, Debrecen.
(HEADACHE
chronic. pathogen. & ther.)

KAJTOR, Ferenc
Slectrographic studies on the apileptogenic subut.imce in the
frontal lobes. MRgy. Tudom. Akad. Biol. Orv. Oazt. Komi. 6 no.
2:183-197 1955.
1. A Debreceni Orvostudomanyt F~ffetem ldegiclinikaja.
(XPIL'EPST
temporal, convulsive foci in frontal lobos, MPG.
(Run))
(MNTAL LOB1, In various die.
apilepsy, convulsive foci in frontal lobes, MICG.
(Hun))
(BLIETR03CNGXPHAWGRAPHY9 in various die.
epilepsy, convulsive foci in frontal lobes.)

KAJTOR, Ferenc, dr.
Studr on p&thologlcal electric activity of the brain In
bezobarblUl narcosis of epileptics,, Ideg, ssemle 8 no.4-.
97-103 Aug 55-
1. A debrecent OrvostudoomWi %yetem Ideg- as Masklinikajank
kozlemenys.
01PILIPSY. Physiol.
M changes in boxobarbital anesth. (Ifixn))
(ILETHDINOVUWORAPHYg in various dis.
epilepsy, changes In boxobarbital anamthl. (ffun))
(BABBITURATZS, aneeth. & analgesia
hexobarbital, off. on M In epilopsjr.(Hun))

. KAJTOR, Yarenc, dr.
~ ~-Aik'Q
2pileptic manifestations of lesions of the tomporiLl lobon. Orv.
hatil. 96 no.16:421-428 17 Apr 55.
!.A Debrecent I!eG--Blmaklinik kolemanyes
(EPIMPSY. etiology and pathogenesis,
temporal lesions)
(TZMPCRLL LOYIN. diseases,
causing epilepsy)

ANGYMI, Andras, dr. : KAJTOR, Ferenc, dr.
Brief exporimental clinical method for the control of the
types of higher nervous activity.- Ideg. szemle 9 no-1:19-32
Feb 56.
1. A Pecei Orvost, Ngyetem Elettani Intez. es a Debrecent
Orvost. Iffetem Ideg-Zlmekltnikajanak kozl.
(CMUM N'BRVOUS STSTRI, phyeiol.
higher nervous funct. In neuroses & poychanne,
type determ. by brief clin. method. (11un))
(PSYCHOSES. psychol.
higher nervous funct., ty-pe determ. by brief clit.
method. (Run))
(NRMSMS, psychol.
same.)

BULGARIA/7,ooparasitology - Helminths. G-2
Abs Jour Ref 221ur - Biji., No 10, 1958, 43381
Author Kakacheva-Avramova) D.
Inst
Title Effect of Feed EnsilaGo on Adolescaria Fasciola Hepatica.
OriS Pub Izv. Teentre Khelnintole lab,, 1957P book 2) 82.96.
Abstract It was established experimentally that adolescaria which
remained under ensilaGe conditions for 14 days lost their
viability. On this basis, enailaging of meadoif grasses
contaminated with adolescaria is recomended an a new
prophylactic remedy aLpinst fasciolesis.
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l,o*rl.%TIAl.S OF THE HUMAN 1111,110CAMPUS DURING I;Vl-
PAN ':jl,EFAI - A periphdrils sensoros stinioldtO hatilaa az emberi h1prx)-
campus g5respotenti-Allaira evipan a Ivils alait - K, I or F Pik ra 1"o
1, . and TA r 5 k 11 . Debrv,'eni Orvo tud. Fgyt-!t iti. Mij. i.,
Debrecen - MEGGY.SZ. M7. 10/5-Efii (171-t80)*Graph t, 7
-al, sur
Direct ELGs fri,in the intraventricular htpixicampat and various cortic~ U~Ces
of 8 patients with tempiwal h4ke epilepsy were made in the waking sUlte and (luring
uvilnit sleep. Light sleep and drowsiness activated the hipjxxampal dvschjr;~C"
while deep sleep caused a depression of them. Strong nnciceptive and acouHtw
M!Isialation repeatedly applied resulted in it great intensification of thi hip;x)-
I inipal corivulsive af-tivity in 2 patients and in decrease in one . in the first -1
vases effect of stimulation seemed t,j be cooilmsed by initial activating and Ituh-
Netluent inhibiting phases. Lxpt:rln)VIItUl knd clinical data aro, at prcisvnt insiiffic-
ient for explanaliun.
A 'Tessee"',
A, j
a-a

UJTdil, Ferenr.
3ffect of dime thyltryp tamine (M) on the a loot roe ncepha logram of normal
individuals..Ideg..szemle 11 no.4:122-126 Oct 58,
1,111meklinikajansk (Igazgato.- dr. Juhass Pal so,et. tanar) kozlemenyo.
(ILBOTHOICNOMLIDGWRY, eff. of drugs on
,dimethyltryptamins in normal pereona (Ran))
(S3ROTCNIN, untag,
dimethyltryptamine off. on ERG in normal peraons (Hun))

"i I" TA L' C ~P V') 1 1 15)
2275. THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN SEIMtES AN SLEEP AqD WAKI.,.'G
AND THE ANATOMICAL FUNCTIONAL OM~ANIZA,HON OF THE k:PJ-
LEPTOGENIC FOCUS - Ober die ZuSammenfidnige der i1jifIlle Im Schlaf
und Wachzustand mit der anatomisch !unktioncllen Orgaruoation des epi-
leptogenen lierdes . Nagy T. and Ve lok Gy . Klir4.
f(Ir Neurol. und Ps;R"t1AMq",' Univ. Debrecon - ACTA StED. ACA.D.
SCI. HUNG. 1958, 12/3-4 (239-254) Graphs 5 Tables 2 t3om- I
Electroclinical examinations were carried out In 200 selected epileptic patients
to determine a possible relationship between the occurrence (if scizures, in steep
and the Luuttomical and functional organization of the 61jileptogenic structure. The
localization of the morbid -anatomical cerebral lesiona. considered to be traumat-
1c, appeared to have a definite effect on the frequency of the nocturnal seizures.
Foci in the hippocampus have the greatest tendency to provoke seizures during
sleep followed by foci found in the septal region and tM frontal tip. Foci in t~*
posterior frontal, sensor-motor, parietal and lot and 2nd tempora! gyri, how-
ever, generally led to seizures in the beginning of, or solely during sleep. The
EEG localization of the dominating focal spastic potanlials provus that the modto-
basal, lemporo-paricto-occipital and arteru-frontni foci caune selzure-1 during
sleep for the vast majority, whereas seizisres, whilt- awake, are characteristic
for other region& of the convexity. Epileptics with bilmaral 3 c, p. s. spike anti
wave activity or its variants also have a special tendency towurds seizures dur-
ing the daytime. A hypothesis to formulated (or the explanation eif the described
structural relationships of seizures during sleep. (Vill. I!J)

EXC-91PTA MEDICA Sec 8 Vol 12/5 Ne~rolonr Pay 59
2204. ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY OF THE HIPPOCANIPUS OF [:'A,rlE.%TS %1TH
TLMPORAL LOBE EPILEPSY - Kaltor F. , if ul lay J. , Fa rago L.
and H a b e r I a n d K. Dept. of Ne-Ur&-.-, -U-n-iv. of Debrecen %led. Sch.,
Debrecen - A. M. A. ARCH. NEUROL. PSYCHIAT. 1958, 80ti (25-38)
Graphs 6
In 6 patients with temporal lobe epilepsy, simultaneous electrocorticograms of the
hippocampal, temporal, central, frontal and insular surface were recorded during
operation. Tracings were taken In the waking state and during artiriciai sleep. as
well as in different depths of anaesthesia. In 4 cases. strong acoustic and nocicept-
ive stimuli were applied. Drowsiness and light sleep activated tile spike discharges
in the hippocampus, but spike potentials an well as slow activity were suppressed
by deep sleep in all cases but one. A primary pathological focus confined to the
hippocampus may establish a secondary, functional focus in the temporal neo-
cortex, and vice versa. Lundervold - Oslo (VIII, 19)

EYCERTTA YJDRk See B Vol 1215 Ne'~I'c)109Y FAY 59
2194. CONI 'HIBUTIONS TO THE STRUCTUHAL RELATIONSHIPS OF N(:)(,'TllliN-
AL EPILEPTIC SEIZURES - Adatok az tjsxakai (alvda &Latti) epilepumlo
rohamok strukturilis vonatkoxAsaLhor - Kattor F. and Nagy 1.
Ideg-Elmeklin. EEG-Lab. kazl.. DebreEe-n- ORV.11ETIL. 1958, 911/18
(600-603) Graphs 2 Tables 2
Examinations made on 170 epileptics yielded that foci of various localizations may
cause seizures coincident with sleep, with, however, some significant regional
differences. Thus. most of the mediobasal foci, particularly those of the hippo-
campal system, activated by evipan sleep were associated with nocturnal atucks.
On the contrary. focal lesions of the convexity were chiefly cluiracterized 1)
attacks during the waking state. 19.)

KAJT-OR, Ferenc, Dr. ;_NAGY A., Tibor, Dr.
'Recent data on clinical and phyniological eignificanco of nocturml
and diurnal appearances of apileptic oeizurso. Ceak. isdravot 7 n0.9'.
328-334 Oct 59
1. A Debreceni Orvostudomanyi Egretem Ideg-Elmoklinllmjanak (Ignsgato:
Juhasz Pal dr. eMret. tanar) kozlemanye.
(EPIIEPSY, physiol.)

KANO, Ferenc, Dr.; HA.BXRWID, Katalin, Dr.; HUIJAY, Jozsef, Dr.; ANGTAN,,
Andras, Dr.
3leatro-olinical study in epileptics with sclerosis of Ammon's
horn treated with, lobectomy. Ideg. szemle 12 no.4:11?-127 Apr 59.
1. A Debreceni, OrvoctudomwWi ZgVetem Ideg-Almoklinikajanak (Ig-
asgato: dr. Juhans Pal INyetemi tanar) kozlemsiVe.
(HIPPOCAMM, pathol.
3clerosis of horn of Ammon in epilepsy, svxg., lobotomy
& postop. ]MG (Han))
(RPILMY, pathol.
schlerosis of horn of Ammon, surg., 161)iotomy & pmtop.
M Ohm))
(PSYCH06U.RGIMY, in various die.
lobotoaW in epilepsy with sclerosis of horm of Imman,
postop. IOG (Mm)).
(31ACTRONNOMMIDGRAPET, in various Us.
epilepsy with sclerosis of horn of AuwYju, M after
lobotomy (Hun))

EXiERPTA MEDICA See 8 Vol 12/9 Nowology Sept 59
4621. ELECT ROENCEPHAWGRAPHICAL CHANGES INDUCED BY DWETHIIL-
TRYPTAMINE IN' NORMAL AIVI.T.,) - Ka stor F. anl 1)44 r 11 S.
Neuropsychiat. Clin.. Univ. of Vebrec!n."*Vd--Sch. ard Centr. Staa Inat.
for Nerv. and Merit. Dib., Budapest - CONFIN. NrUROL. (Basii~) It-50.
19/1 (52-61) Graphs 4
EEG9 were made during a model psychosis evoked by dimethyl-tryptamine jr,N.11)
in 5 adults. DMT given i.m. induced a two-stage EEG pattern dependir%j an the
psychical cl.anges. In the first stage. a-spindles were replaced by flat acti'lay
(de synchronization) preceding the hallucinations. The 2nd stage was character4rad
by the gradual development of a-actkvity (sync hruni xation). howeve r, the a.rllyLhm
responded defectively. paradoxically or not at all to sensory stimuk. This EEG
pattern shows a great similarity to that seen under the effects of LSD, but DNI'T
acts quickly and apparently more directly. while LSD acts slowly and probably
rather Indirectly. It is sugrested that DNIT exerts a dual effect. it rag ditates 4r-
tain alerting and sensory systems in low concentrations, while it caurAs d0foerenx-/
fal inhibition at higher concentrat tons

KAJTOR, Ferenc, Dre
Drug therapy of epileptics- Orv. hatil. 100 no.1.025-30 4 Jan 59.
1, A Debreceni Ideg-Elmak1hika (ignsgatoi Juhass Pal dr. egyat. tanar)
koolemenye.
(MIMST, ther.
nnticonvulennts (Hun))
(ANTICCIIVUIBAM, ther. use
epilepsy (Ifun))

KOCSAR,laszlo; VUESS,0livia; UJTOR,Ferene
Effect of andaxin (meprobamte) on the phosphorylaop activity of
the skeletal musculature. Ideg. szemle 13 n0.3:90-93 Hr 160.
1. A Debreceni Orvostudomanyl Igyatem Korelottmni Intexetenek
(Ignzgato: Dr. Keestyus,Iporant) as Idsg-Xmak1Anik&,jsinsk (igasgato:
Dr. Juhaaz,ftl) kozlemenys.
MEPRORLYATI pharmscol.)
SCUS pharnscol. )
M
(PHOSPHORYIABIS chem.)

HALASZ, Peter,, dr.; KAJTO-:I, Ferenc, dr.
nMittenl - a nev fom of electroencepMlographic waves, IdegoOzemle
15 no.2:46-57 F '62.
1. Debreceni Orvostudomanyi Egyetem Ideg es elmogyogyasisati klinikajanak
(Igazgato: Juhasz Pal dr. egyat. tanar) koalmmanym.
(MCTROENCEPHAU)GRAPH'X)

K!tMa, Fereno, 1r. z C-SZLANSZKY. Otto, Ur. Mtdieal Urimr.,ilty of
Debrecen, lieurologioal &-nd Fe!3,chtatrlc ClInic Grtlantudoma-
n.vi Egyetem, T..,Ieg- as SlmfgyogyamzAl.]L MrIA!L)l direc-Lorl JMFUZ. Pall
Dr., Professor.
()bs,9r,ra-c,-lorj Durln:! Trt~Tlzamt
intoxication vilth Peziiphi--ral Eleetric St.~wilation ~llrtfill-),ll
BleApest, Ide rmcvagntl Szemle, Vol Xv, No 1-1, Nov 62, pages
Abatractt [Authors' mmory] atithor3 an UG
eondl.cTed durirg M7t treatment of e~:"a inducwt by olronloL.'sis oll" L~ct-
U70S. 7,-,ev deser-ibe those functlonal morI)hologiard ohtwtcteriLtle~
of biot~lrctrj,~, apptav~ whie?i gj-4e ars incticati.on pf t,p:i dbpth of 5'Ai--ep
ami the etfeOtUeneos of trealmotnt. rartitolar.y 1111port-ant is the ccm-
parison of th.! electr:~c ple.,tures tziLlzom. befor!~ arA Rtter FSOA trea,~ment.
PESt is u3pful In tho treAtment of iiQdrtive and I'M
direction to itn applicatior, Thti Mgnifleanct .)f the
ponse3 folloulng the affer.)Yit !timil&tIon is dis=-ma fron. ne i~tAnd-
point c~f Oqalology of the zwakeming systerm..
r4 H,3ngarian. about 20 Western ref,wer,~es]

H UN G All tY
MECHLEI
1 11, Ferenc, Dr,--K4J_T,01.-Zq ~enc, Dr; Medical University of Debrecem.
Neurolo:rical and Psychiatric Clinic (Debreceni Orvostudomany-I Egyatem, Ideg.-
es ElmeHinika) (director: JUHASZ, Pal, Dr, professor).
"Quantitative Electromyography."
Budapest Ideggyogyaszati Szemle, Vol XIV, No 9, Sept 63, pages 276-283.
Abstract: [Authors' Hungarian summary] The authors stress the need for
extensive neurological experience for those who employ quantitative electro-
myograph . The need for the examination and the muscles to be tested Iz
. y
a given case, have to be judged by an experienced specialist, Although it
is more costly and requires more labor, the objective diagnostic value of
the cuantitative method of electromyography is undoubtedly greater than
the -~ide-spread, old fashioned qualitative methodused routiAely. All
Western references.
1/1 21

WTOR,,.-Foreric, dr.; HALASZ, Petor, dr.
Correlations L-3tween the EEG- and the motor reflexes In
Evipan anesthesia. Ideggyogy. ogemle 16 no.103306-318 0 163.
1. A Debreceni Orvostudomanyi ~Uetem Ideg.-HImaklinikajanak
(Igazgatw Juhasz Pal dr. egyatemi tanar) kozleuenye.
(vnsmsw mrsioiou) (ELEmR6HijcEPffuxQwHr)
(GALVANIC SKIN RESPONSE) (CORNEA) (RULEX)
(HEXOBARBITAL) (REACTION TDIE) (PUPIL)

KASZAS, Tibor, dr.; KAJTOR, Ferene, dr.
"Abdominal epilepsy"- in childhood. Orv, hetil. 105 no.16:
725-729 19 Ap'64
1. Debreceni Orvoatudomanyi Egyetmp Oyemekklinika (illazgatot
Kulin, Laszlo, dr.) es Idegklinika (Igazgatot %1uhasx, Palp dr.).

W IFOR, Ferencp dr.
Role of the depth of barbiturate anesthesia and of sensory sti-
mulation in "oleep activation's. Ideggyogy szemle 17 no.3t
80-96 Mr'64.
1. A Debreceni Orvostudomanyi Egyatem Ideg-Elmeklinike.5anak
(Igazgato: Jubasm., Palp dr., egyet,tanar) kozlemomye.

KAJTOR, F.
The role of the depth of barbiturate anwit~mslla and ilensory
stimulation In *sleep sxtivatton*, Aota mod. allsd. vi. IFAMr.
20 no.1937-55 164
1. Npartment of Neurology and Fayoblatryt UnIIr*raiI;Ip' Medical
School, Dabrecmia

HUNGARY
NAGY, A., Tibor, Dr, 4V )R, Fp
_rRU _=,. HALASZ, Peter, Dr, KUTINI-iNGER. Ot-,o,
To
Dr; Medical Universil '5Wi6c-en, Neurological and Psyi~hiatric Clinic (dlrec-
tor; JUHASZ, Pal. Dr, professor) (Debrecenl Orvostudomanyi Egyetem, Ideg- e:3
Elmegyogyaszati Klinika).
"Clinical Interpretation of Activated EEG Irregularities During, Evipan Anaes-
thesia in Non-Epileptic Psychiatric Patients."
Budapest, IderRyogyaszati Szemle. Vol XX, No 1, Jan 67, Pai,es 30-43.
Abstract: [Authors' Hungarian summary] A correlation is sough". between the
activated EEG irregularities found in 86 patients and their non-epileptic
psychiatric disease. In the cases studied, it is presumed that organic
cerebral damage and cerebral atrophy of different degree may be the causal
factor behind the chronic clinical syndromes present in the cases studied,
which could be classified into Proups of neurosis, psychopithy and psychosis.
It is held as non-acceptable to expind the concept of epilepay to include
these cases in which a pathological EEG alone is present without any clinical
manifestations of epilepsy. In this connection, the question of specificity of
the seizure potential is also raised. Those cases in which the EEG deviation
and PEG findings are indicative of a disturbance in cerebral function which,
in addition to personality changes. may appear in different forms in response
to the given pithoplastic factors are classified within the concept of "cr-
-ganic-psychopathy". 2 Hungarian, 15 Western references.
KAJUGH Jq Ladislav
Making photoplans by optical assembly. Geod kart obzor
30 no. 4:94-95 AP 164.
1. Institute of Geodesy, Bratislava*

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Spectrochemical analysis of Ugh-purity almnintm.
Glas Hem dr 25/26 noJAt217-219 160/161
l.: Institute "Ruder ijoskovic," Zagreb.

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TITLE: Speotral urity alumi,~um
PERIODICAL, Reterativnyy shurnal. Xhi a, no. 2'1,~111963i 136F ab atr~c t.
20119 (Glasnik khem. dru.q4t. Beograd -A-, 254-261 noi. 3-4p~,'
1960-1961-, 217-219 f-Serbo-CroO I u~uim x~y in Emg-]
TZXT; The article deactribeo:a: op7ectraj ine'th6d of ,00 armiti ing Fe; i ands.
Cu impurities in metallic aluminum at conoen.tratl~~61$0i.wq-ql% 1110:,Mnd
1.1-10-2 ~o. The speotxa are excited In a 'b~ark:41~61i~fik with ca~pa'aitanoe-,i
46 mf and inductance 5-mhn. The exposure *io 20..eio*-A, r-datormini g Oil "apd
,ne a -'a el
50 sec for Fe and Si*.:*'*.The analytical li e ol
Fe 2599 ~ and C'u 32471; Al 2669 9 is th
.e compa~isq jAin.G.' The
reproducibility of tl~te resulta of tho determination's'.. 1howe :aii erroj~
for Fe, 11 for S1 an4 13% for Cu. [Absiracterlm-nb't 11::Oomplqlo~
A
translation
Card 1/1

STAUBER, Marceli; KAJZER., Tadeuiz.
The appearance and course of the flemheimer-lukaoieurics
reaction following the adivinistratlon of 7&riouu anti-
biotics. Przegl.derm. 50 no.2:167-172 ~ft-W63
1. Z Oddzialu Dermatologicznego Centralnego Szpitalm
Klinicznego MSV w Varazawie; ordynator: dr. U.Stauber.
4L

KAUBADZE, A.I.; CIW4TLADM,, V., red.; AVALIAM, N.M., red. izd-VIL;
--------BOMRVA, P.B., tekhn. red.
[Laws governing the financial devolopment of the Georgian S.30.R.)
Zakonomernosti razvitiia finansov Gruzinskoi SSR. Tbilisi, lul-vo
Akad. nauk Gnizinskoi SSR. Pt.l. [Finances of the Georgian S.S.I-R.
during the period of the building of sociali=, 192.1-1071 Finansy
Gzuzinskoi SSR v period" postrooniis sotsialima, 1921-1937 gg.
1962. 238 p. OIDU 15:5)
(Georgia--Finance)

KAKABADZE, n. V.
"Asthenic Type of Therapeutic Remission in Schizophrenia In the Forensic
Psychiatric Clinic." Cand Med Sci, Thilisl State Medical Inat, Thilini, 1954.
(n, No 1, Jan 55)
Survey of Scientific and Technical Disaertations Deferded at USSR Higher
Educational Institutions (12)
SO: Sum. No. 556, 24 Jun 55

KUTATRIAME, K.S.; TAVAMS, F.U., redaktor; XUA-3AZU. X.D., radaktor;
TODUA, A.R., tekhnicheskiy rodaktor
[Composition, properties, and uae of gaizel Bostay, ffvoistya i primen*nie
gazhi. Tbilisi, Izd-vo Akad, nauk Gruzinskoi SSR, 1954. 202 p. (WEA 8:10)
(Sandstone)

P a e ag 0 0, o a ~w t

J
A-t th,:o S-khovc.';- 3-13 i
I-I 5,;ro.A LL,p
,lp
I lui muEt va.Lv~a)-' a in 'Lh- -;i ~-C- L..Tikn Y .))g im,cM 0

WAI a (,,a 1, a 11 7,--w var tc wl t iihi-3
u -ir t-o- and lpr--Ingl , t~, - v 20 - j!
25 pi-ce., B.LAi ~m.rsa ;or )2-2,4 kurv, l.rl I

Ic
Vic A.L nLre w,t'.er SnL :L1.' Vi-l-lu-,;; C-)L-Lt.loF,-

RAKABAL)ZE, G.S.
Development of the electric industries in the (loorpian S.S.R.
Vest. elektroprom. 32 n0-9:7-10 5 '61. (MIRA 14:8)
1. Glavnyy inzhener Upravleniya elektrotekhnicheskiy promyshlennosti
Gruzinskogo sovnarkhoza
(Geor;ia--Llectric Industries)

7jtKABiI0T)ZE., i. 11.
"The absorption of nitrous gases by the dry inothod idth
simultaneous use of combine fertilizers." 'ftlxi Higher
Education USSR. Georgian Order of Labor Red
Polytechnic Inst imeni S. 'I. Kirov. Tbilisi, 1,056.
(Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate In Technical
Sciences).
SO: Knizhnaya letopisl,, 1956

I "PT f 111,9105AW10,111 11,flHUM WIN P31,:1 Wil, Iw, j ;I!,
XAXABAM, V.M.; XAXaA])ZI, I.L.
Absorption of nitrose gasse by dry absorbents with elmaltaneoua
production of complex fertilizers. 3oob. AN Gms. SMI 18 no.5;
549-556 MY 057. (MIRL lorg)
1. Gruzinskly politakhnichaskly Inatitut iva SoN, Xjrova, Tbilisi.
Predstavleno aWsmikom R.I. Agladze.
(Nitrose) (Absorption) (Yertilizere arA uhnures)

KAKA,BADZL;, M.G.; BB&tL3HT-`YN, A.D.-; VARAT310iELIYA, G.Ya.
Sources of leptospirosis in the Ablchazian A.S.S.R. Sbor. trud. Red.
nauch. ob-vo Abkh. 2:189-197 159. (MIRA 14: 10)
1. Iz leptoopiroznogo otdoleniya (zav. H.G.Kakabadze) Respublikanakoy
sanapidstantaii Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya AbIthazakoy ASSR
(glavn,ry vrach V.L.Gvaliya).
(ABKHAZIA-LEPTOSPIRWIS)

KAUBADZE) M.G.- LUMTROP, G.T.; BEWISHTMIT, A.D.; KHOIZAVA, G.V.;
----rIMUTS4hELIYA, G.M.
Role of farm animals in the transmipsion to human beingm of lepto-
spirosis of serotype II in the A~khazian A.S.S.R. Slx)r, trud. Med.
nauch. ob-vo Abkh. 2:199-203 159. (DIIII 14: 10)
1. Iz leptospiroznof,,o otdelaniya (zav. M.G.Kakabaclze) JbDspublikanskoy-
sanapidstantsii Miniaterst-ra zdravookluaneniyaL Abkhazskof~ASSR (g3avnyy
vrach V.L.Gvaliya) J Gadautskoy infektsionnoy bollaitsy avnrr
vrach G.V.Khorava).
(AMMIA-11-TTOSPIROSIS)
(ANIMAM AS CAIUUERS OF DISEASE)

1, F" A -- , !'-,,I
k "It'iO A , I -, 'W- i- - "',
KUTAT14LADZE, K.S.; GAMSAKHURDITA, T.R.; KAKA ADZE, N.A.
"iW~ '. 11W
Georgian quartz sand an a casting material. Soobishchaa.ija Akad. Sauk Gruzin.
-3-S-R- 10, 223-9 149.
(CA 47 no.22:12171 '53)
1. Georgia Branch A3.1-Uhion Inst. Kineral Raw YtatarWc. Tiflix,

I - -'.
27145. AVGUSTINIY. A. I., KUTuTFLAL,,-E, EI.S., FAKABArZE, N. A. - lzucheniye dolo-ritov. AL&nc
14 tselyo poluchaniya dolomitovogo poroshka dlya navarki dtifk fnar-timovaikh pachay.
Trudy (Gruz. i-olitekhn. In-t im. Kirovst), No. l.11, 1914(), s.Ij'5-I'j`).---Rnzyvme na irrijz.
Xaz. -Biblio7ri 6 Nazv.
SOi Letopis' Zhurnal'nykh Statey, Vol. '6, 1949

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XArABADZ31 N.A ; SARMOVA, N.G.; RUDINA, Z.B.
7oldepar-quarts sands and granites of Georgia considered no
now-type rem materials for the fine-ceramic Industry. Soob.
Ali Grus.SSR 18 no.2:167-174 7 157. (XIJIA!; 10: 7)
1. Uvkazekly institut minerallnogo ayr1ya, Tbilisi. Prodstavleno
akademikon R.I. Agladso.
(Georgia-Ceramic materials)

MEWISUILI, H.S., glavnyy red.; AVALIANI, G.A., rodo, RAWDU, I*Voo
rod.; DCLABERIDZE, L.D.j red.;.XA Ij MSTIA111.
.1 rod.; KO
G.A., red.; TVALCHMIDZI, G.A., red.; TEGOUIIIZH. 0.1., red.;
M121. A.M., red.; FlUTOT, S.S., red.; NDWSHVItAT, V.Ya..
red.; BXRMVSKATA, L.I., red.iud-va; ITAROVA, A.Go. tekhn.rede
[Yearbook of the Caucasus Institute of Raw Minerals for 19571
Xzhogodnik Kavkazskogo institute minerallnogv syrlis so 1957
god. Mosk7a, Gos.nauchno-takhn.ixd-vo lit-rjr po geol. i okhrone
nedr, 1959, 54 p. (MIRA 13:12)
1. Tiflis. ravkazskiy institut minerallnogo ayr1yo.
(Caucasus--Kines and mineral rescarces)

KAKADADZE, Nina Aleksand-rovnu; ODISIWIIYA, Yekaterlna 111inicbria
(Now silicate materials] [Novye si2lkatrqe rAterialy
Tbilisi, Izd-vo "Sabchota Sakartvelo") 1964. 71 '51
(In Georgian) WDA 17e4

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USSR/Farm Ani;mls H-)neYbuc
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., Nu 15) 1958, 69423
Axith.)r ZhGenti, S.K., Lekishvili, M.A., Lokabidw, 1.14.,
Kakabadze, O.Ye.
Inst Scientific Research Institute of Anital Husbandry of
Ge-)r(,-,ian SSR
Title : ReGults if Iiivesti,~ntinr, the Ec,,aomically Valumble
Properties :)f Four Basic Populations of Gray High-
Mountain Georrian Hmeybees
Ori 1; Pub : Sb. tr. N.-i. in-t zhivotnov(:)dstva. GiuzSSR, 1957., 2.,
243-257
Abstract : As a result of three-year invostiCntlon, it was esta-
blished that the MeLgelskaya honeybee has Vha IciiC;est
li(~ula (7-02 nm), hioicst prodictivenes3, is less Licli-
nod t3 swaruinC, ia peaceful, but 3t ilia sami time is
Cara 1/2
- 63 -

KAKADADZE, T. -N. Cand Med Soi
ts &SAMMiNA004*%~n n
\patients .-o. -speolfio
f4jA 'Vr - 1. ~
baths Tbilisi pri gs."
M, 1-61, 2C6)
-- ~~r the problem o1' i4wj u4fw44 of (treat's
.
Tbilisi, 1960 (Tbilisi Otate Mud Inst)s
-388-

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION Sov/5277
Akademiya nauk Gruzinskoy SSR. Institut prikladnoy Wtimil, I elektro-
tekhniki.
Trudy, t. 1 (Academy of Sciences of the Georgian SSFL Iristitute of Applied
Chemistry and Electrochemistry. Transactions) v. 1. Tiflis, 1960.
186 p. Errata slip inserted.
Personalities cannot be established In Georgian writing.
PURPOSE; This collection of articles is intended fo:v mineralogists, xnetal-
lurgists,and mining specialists.
COVERAGE: The collection contains articles concerning ripcent research on
methods for treating antimony- and arsenic -bea ring ores and carbonate
ores of manganese. Research on the electrochet-a-ical properties of cortain
ores and their electrodeposition is also discussed. The collection inoludes
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2-5386. KWI~IDZE. V,
Petr OF igorbevich 1-blik-Ishvili (1-1alikov) (Khlndk. K 20 - Let..Ipi So
Uspekh:L Mirdi, 154C, Vyr 3. s.
00: Letopis' Zhurnal Statey, No. 30, Moscow, 1949,

KkKABAULF., V. H.
Kakabadze, V. M. - "The chemical concentration of oxidizdid mamgatnese orea by the
sinter method," (Report 1), A commemorative collection of tranametions dedicated
to the 25th anniversary of the Institute, (Gruz. polAteklm. in-t im. Kirov&, No
17) * Tbilisi, 1948, P. 397-416, (Reawn in aeorgian), - ftbliog; p. 415-16
SO: U-5240, 17, Dec. 53, (Istopis 'Zhurnal Inykh Statey, No. 25, 1949).

KUABAME, V. H.
Kakabadze, T. M. - "The chemical concentration of caztojute manganese ores bjr the
sinter method." (Report 2), A co - onorative collection or trawactions dedicated to
the 25th anniversary of the Institute, (Gruz. politeklm. In-t imi. Kirovs, Ito 17).
Thilisig 1948, p. 417-30, 'Resume in Georoan), - Bibliog: p. 430
SO: U-52W, 17, Dec. 53, (latopis 'Zhumal 'nYkh Stateyj No. 25, 1949).

;; I 1:~ 11 i .!,
IKAX&BAME. V*M,
. ~' 1,
Oxidation of ammonia by MnD2. Ssob*AN Gruz.60 9 mwo49209-216 14-8.
(MLRA 9:7)
l.Grusinskiy politekhnicheekLy institut Iment S.M.Kirova, Tbilisi,
Predstaylene daystvitel'Wn chleuss Akademil 11*1.A4~ladxe.
(Oxidation) (Ammonia) (Manganese wddes)

K A A L Z,!-, . 7 . - .
2~.)4 ') :KAKABALZE , V . lil. , VSHV --;l,'j'(-E,'~ALZE, N. G . K v o o r on 1.j i -,~u c he n 1:1 q k I -
- ~*tiki okin'Oenlya
mant:anitnykh rud. Irudy (gruz. politoki-.n. in-t im. ktrovik) ;o. 19, 2. 157-62
na gr.-jz yqz.-razyume nA rL1.9. vnz-Bibliaj,r. 5 nazv.
SJ: betopis' Zhurnal'ny'l-h Stal-ey, jol. ~6, 1:A9.

2 7 1 U- EAKAPA12L, V.:-. j"Fie A. M, NX 01." 1. 1 Cni.ye I. oho I a
VIVIO."'. Trud", (Gruz, lo-t I,), ),i)()vb))
1fil."j, U. 10-7~- - Ila rruz. - iiez.,/umu iw run. Yi;,.. -!i1Aioj,vj
nazv.
SO: Letopis' Zhurrialinilkh Statei, Vol. 36, 191--9

11"I'1? 1:1 1-1
10 KAKABADZE, V.-M.; OACHECHIIADZE, T. 1.
2. twR 6oo
4. Pyrites
7, Ways of using lean pyrites, Soob. AN Gruz. SSR, Up No. 2p 1950.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accesaionsp Library of Congreem, April 1953, Uncl.

..,j1j-II:j---.I1IV- till, 117, 111-1 Ir".
USSR/ChezistrY - Xangwase
ffTreatment of Kanganese Sludges and CrosIfith,fStxi-
fur Dioxide," V. M. Kakebadze, Georgi~A Ololyt4ch
-Inat imeni S. M. Kirov
"Zhur Prik KhjMn Vol XM, No 3, pp 252-~263
Examd extraction of Ka from sludges of pyroluiiite
and ores of similar type vith 802, fOrOiOg MmbOk
and MnS206- Detd effects of teqp,,timoj: and:otber.
reaction conditions. Found different 0~.es behaire
differently, easiest to process being po-calliid
"smooth ore." When cheap H2804 Is available with
S02, Mn cark be extracted by coabination.!methoii,
treating ore Vith 82SO4 wA pytd Ma0a x~.th

,01161
"Pab 24 .11MV
lob V).*, 14 I'llgI It in,Ltio.a 1. -%it roil-v I. amly was indle 4
I he 4-IT-1 411 Nottor, '.4 a Ile Irk-141 .014141 In thor forquit"
of Colin. fly .10), $,1 pyrulu'llp .1"I 'Romolgirs W
Ific, pyrubitifts, for1w reurt mithly vinh b(h. allowing own-
I let I IN m of *if ruvv. of 'Ah. The Pinki
1 1 ""; 61"VWw" vvilb myrow
.' NA I M
lnxIr"lp~fIw4w_n
With Ifol' Allit. fill 'Aft I"N'toorl thtt*Ath the MU*PrnWiM
jljw for lobs.-ilcoo, iowri,*oes al flit elpelme or %In-
14 k V. 41"1 " 11 Is I Iv- -1 loon of Met.
If, J.1 fall), ('11" V Ond arid tht
S,O. sleemkovitA wi I h time i. ", fiAmloort. 7".11,
wiliolilijivist phAw rAlk) li,syt oil effect, 1guilgirssiml-ir"d,
Isuroplillf craft %lower ?bill tNvw to( pylvolumte aral llifirr.
flit sylle, r.441 ofiff"Clilly wt,for,ting Ito flicit aructisior 8ami
4c"w,fins I,, the ~wltjmi. alid iiAturr 44 flit ittilsifituri. All
the Moo eau fw c%ftl. wi(IKI differtly Ivy W3r or by treating
the (pre fif%I is ith 11*41., 'llm! yo,41 bKor"'Ies dichtly, OIC4
(Cliff$. (POP"C. lo,ing the spiltitum im1p., mithimfgh the ismir
for jfn~*t actircorlt, -hatloly wiizh temp.). 'Iloceff- of liscuriiii
C'milietwoll., thr filwile'4 (of 1(4441 #MM(Res the croffs. 1`018
lr~mr~t the critol the hialmi The prolowillim Or
The hiscirvile to# volodfliquil fillum tiviinl0com 1:2 to 1: lft~
and the itorrrmc at the aut. miul tol the cooliett. of SCh in-
VreAVC!v The ysirlif (at Iow- micn. toricart 34u.Sot-As Its 1w-wW).
S. (,.OmQWAJ

manganese jul 5 1
-,- --S -6-r4l "I
F-M,reatnont of Fauganece ludges -~ft vltk
7-#i1bpr tnioxids," V. M. Kakabadadze, Georgian
Polytech Inst imeni Kirov --
CO
rq "Zb= Pr-ik Khim," Vol XXIV, No 7, pp 681-689
ka-C-703 ot-es can easily be treated vith 502.
ir. ttw- finelly -,-oqpd state takes -1-4ttle
ti=.. More or leer, satisfactory Mn extfz f.-4--
iON-i- Urlcoq Orta vhich are not as easily treated
even vith-cat fine -cTinding wit'.
higb er S02 concn or on prolcmged roasting,
187VII
USSR/Chemistry - Manganese (Contd) Jul 51
ores can also be treated by combination method
by treating MnO2 in pyrolusite sludge or in
lean ores vitb S02 and then using the H2SO4
formed for decompn of carbonates in the ore.
gm
187T11

;ournal of tho Amorican
Cerwdd roCiOtY
Vol* 37 No, 5
11.1-ay It 1954
Raw Materials,
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furnace. Men ilAki-41 with it w4ali whitiou lit jj.i(()Il 11'ItIll'-d
uut voilh wider at W'. Tile Isillp i, tiv-pult ill INIrr thivIxIl~rg
.1111d filleird; 411V IIIII(Igi:"Illostly Misii)l' It dliv'l .110 silit4ft:,l
with RIM The yi(.-hl is, is) it) 95%
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