"SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LOCHMAN, J. -"

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SURWIE, Give.. '-IXL3
Countrys Czer:,-Ic5j,)vn:cjs
Acadenic Degre,,2~ .
7nstitute for Fr)restry and Came Proteotion (Vyzkumni ustav leaniho
AffiUationcti, Ivi a mysltvosti~ -braslev ne Vltavi
Source: rrng,.v~, Filhornik CSAZV, Veterint-ni Medtaina, Vol 604), No 8, Aug 61; pp 665-~78
D&MI "t1tv Pt-atpst 11441th of W114 Itanted Olina by Yead Otations in Wtntmr"
PAV, Jaro-,-.Ir;
Oro 961643

1DOHMAN7 Josef Inz.; TVRDIKOVA, Alena, promovany chemik;
.9
, , - 14EtTCHAROVA, Aleska
Consumption of nutritive substances by red deer (Gervus e
elaphus L.). Lee cas 10 no.5:495-522 My 164.
1. Research Institute of Forestry and Game Protection,
Zbraslav.

LOCHMAN..-K.; MANEK, 0.
"Calculation and design of steam generators of atomic power
plants* by T.Ch. Margulova (Margulova, T.Kh.]. Reviewed by
K. Loehman,, Manelco J~aderna energie 9 no.7-.2" J1 163.
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CZECHOSLOVAKIA/Chemical Technology - Chemical Products and Their I-1-1
Application. Carbohydrates and Refinement
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Kiimiya, No 1, 1958, 2778
Author
Inst
Title Automatic Recording of the Discharged Volume of Diffusion
Juice.
Orig Pub Listy :,Arovarn., 1957, 73, No 6, Inform. sluzba, 20-21
Abstract A description is given, with diagram and calculations,
of the design of an automatic, float-actuated device for
the recording of diffusion juice being pumped out of the
measuring tank. The apparatus is suitable, in general,
for the recording of the number of operations performed
with any receptacle of intermittent operation.
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LOCTUS, Z.; LOUCEK, D.
Preliminary report on mapping the glaciofluvial formation in the Heisse River valley
of northern Bohemia. p. 212.
(Sbornik, Vol. 61, no. 3, 1956, Praha, Czechoslovakia)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAL) LC, Vol. 6, no. 6, June 1957, Uncl.

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,Zdenek G&~a
Geologic--l research -- Dept. of structural molomr (Geolog, prazkum. --
odbor staveb. geoloCie), Prague
Prague, Casopis pro mincralogii a geologi:~, NO 1, 1963, pp 21-28
11 Denuded Relics of Erodod Fossil HuI-Is in thd Pilser, hill region"

I,OCHKA.NN# Monsk
Denudation relicts of fossil weathered layers of the Plzen
hills* Gto mineral geol 8 nolt2l-28 JaI63
19 Geologicky pruskump odbor stavebni geologie,, Praha*

LOCHWIN, Zdenek
"River terracco in the Czech Lando" trf B. &aatka
and J. Sladek. Re%ewed by Zdenek Lochmann. Gas mineral
geol 8 no.1:3.11-112 Ja 163.

OX,14MANNY 71,
Favine erosions in Lhe nortriarn part of ll-,noxiska panoriatina.
Sbor zem 69 no.3:225-229 164.

LOCiU,1AIRT Zdenek
I,-.- .-.-
"Terrace system of the Vltava and Elb6 betwe-on Kralufr( and
Ceske strodohorill by B, Balatka, J* Siadek. fieviewed by Zdonek
Lochmann. Cas min gool 9 no.2:180 '64.

LOCH-IANOVA, 0. , SPRUNY, Y-
Problem of air pollution in Czechoslovakia. P. 510
ENERGSTIKA. Praha, Czechoslovakia, Vol. V, no. 10, Oct. 1959.
Monthly list of East guropean Accessions (MAI) LC. Vol. 9, no. 2J. Feb. 196-D
Uncl.

UNANYAtl' M.P.; KONF)"-~A-l !EVA, G.V.;
ZEyr-1.1.4141 , Yu..T. GAPWIRYAN, 11.11 .I I A SYII~-, I, P.B. K!
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KOCHARYAN T. N, v.
ROGOZHINI S V.; DAVANKOV, V.A.; TSEY-:LlN, G.m..;
ZAIMARKIN', OFIILOBYSTTNP O.Yu.; S"I"14,1111 G.K.;
BIJEVICII, K.A.
Letters to the editor. Izv. At! SS)S)TR. SE r , khim. n,-,.'] I YY 1~'414
165.
1. InsLituL organicheskoy khimll im. N.D. Zellmn~oi~o A'i
(for Unanyan, Kondratlyeva, Loclurvelis, 7av'yalov, Kavtjrzi,~-/%).
2. Institut olcmentoorganichenkJkh soyedinerdy AN ~f',-v
Zey-fman, Gambaryun, ldrianyan, Knunyants, Kochar-yan, ~?okhilri'
Kor-shak, Rogozhin, Davankov, Zakharkin, Oklilobyotin, Spm1r),
Babvishkina, Bilevich).

LOCHOVSKY, J;KRMM-JXA, V.
Focal infection in etiology of eczema. Cask. dorm. 27 no.1-2:
48-50 May 1952. (CM 22:3)
1. Of the Dermatological Department (Head--J. Konopik, M. D.)
of State District Hospital, Prague III.

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ACC NRs U602312h SOUX6 COM: CZ/0060/63/000/006/026
AUMORt Locharv&I Jan Colonel; Doctor of modicino); Lubs, Jiri (Lieutenant
(Doctor of medicine)
colonel; UO~UV -of rndicirw);
wnt, Central W.-Ii Ll /headed by Colonel, Dz;ntor of
ORG: Derretalog7 Departr tary Hospitc
medicine JIU1 LochovOy/,, Prapdo (Komi oddoleni Ustrodni vojonske nemocnice) I
jUVtkt3Lt'2 ror sera and Vaccines /dixeotod by Doctor of medicine. J Halek/, Prajue
(Ustav ser a ockavacich latek)
TITIZ t Attempt atle~mo elmntiJof otaphylococcal pyodermal~
SOMt Vojenskoo adravotnialce lieq, no. 6, 1965, 2&~468
WPIC TAGS: iminization, preventive medicine. military medicine, antitoxin,
skin disease
'~ABSTRACT: Mans im=oprevention by the use of a staphylococcal antitoxin IIAIA~I:afanw
"Vas attempteds The best dose was 0,2 ml of the solution* In a military unit 221
-to war*
.,.,soldiers vere immmized, and 202 not, serving as coritrolso No clear cut resul
'.~obtained* This was due mainly to the fact that very few pyoderms occurred in the
..unit durine the experiment. The authors thank Doctor J9 Stepankova of the Institute
for'Sera and Vaccines for carryin& out titrations, Orige art* has: 4 figures and
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ACC NIRt ATG029327 ('t) SOUL-"Ch' Com.": CYIoo,[,'i/(;G/ooo/oo!)/0650/OG(;()
AUTHOR.: FLII-dik, MikUlaS (Professor; Engineer; Dratislava); Drabek, Jozef
Drabek, Y. (Engineer; Candidate of sciences; Bratislava- Predm esti e); Ondrejka,
;.'Jan--Ondreyka, Ya. (Engineer; Brat~.s lava- Pr edm esti e); Locigova, Irena--
Lotsigova, 1. (13ratislava)
ORG: (Furdik] Chair of Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry Department of
Natural History~ Komensky University, Bratislava (Katedra organickej chemie a
biochemie Prirodovedeckej fakulty Univerzity Komenskeho); [Drabek; Ondrejka)
Research Institute of Agricultural Chemistry, Bratis lava- Pr edm esti e (Vyskumn-:,
i.ustav agrochemickej technologie); (Locigoval Department of Chemistry SVST,
1 Bratislava (Chemicka fakulta SVST)
TIT LE : Contribution to r es earch of th e ins ecticidal eff ect of 0, O-dim ethyl
O-phenyl thiophosphate, respectively 0, O-diethyl 0-phenyl thiophosphates and
phenyl N-methylcarbamate derivatives, especially the role of substituents and their
position in the benzene ring
SOURCE: Chemicke zvesti, no. 9, 1966, 650-660
TOPIC TAGS: insecticide, phouphate ester, carbamate ester
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ACC Niz- AP6029327
;;ABSTRACT: Several new 0,0-dimethylO-phenyl thiophosphate, 0,0-d:et-yl
O-phenyl thiophosphate and phenyl N-methylearbamate derivatives are described.
Their insecticidal effect was tested as a function of the substituents in the benzpnc
ring, especially their Hammet -'cr. constant. It was determined that thiophosphates
are more easily hydrolized and thus have a higher insecticidal effect when the
substituents have a higher- ~,i constant value, while in the case of phenyl
ITN-methylcarbamate a lower insecticidal effectiveness is observed. This confirms
Ithe theory that in phenyl N-mcchylcarbamate-in contrast to the organophosphates-
Ithe insecticidal effect is determined by the structure of the entire un-hydrolized
!molecule of the final material. This explains the seeming discrepancy in the case of
m-acetbylamino derivative of phenyl N-niethylcarbamate. The authors thank
iEng. J. Krsek of the analytical section of the Research Institute for Agricultural
I'Chemistry in Bratislava for the analyses. Orig. art- has: 4 tables and 3 formulas.
I[Based on authors' abstract) [.KS] [WA-501
'SUB CODE: 07, 06/SUBM DAI'E:.IOFeb66/ORIG REF: 003/SOV REF: 001/
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LOCKA, Alajos
Hungarian chemiml literature. Matrf kom lap 16 no.2194 F 161.

DEZELIC, M.; LOCK(YVIC;,---A.; --TRKOVNIK, M.
Polarographic investigation of pyrroleazomethines. Croat chem acta
32 no-1:31-38 160. (EW 9:12)
1. Kemijaki. Institut, Filmofski fakultet, Univerzitet, Sarajevo,
Bosna i Hercegovina.
(Polarograph and polarography)
(P.yrrolecarb-mcaldehyde)
(Mothylenimine)

, 11-1.
Correct orptnizati on c- f 1-i oj(l ,ij-j-ajj:cmcijt on colirctive farms.
i . 1L itira, Latv'a Vol. ~!, 6, Jfi~nr,
S'O: lionthly Index of Lart ~,iij,oj)cari icersic)ns vcl. (,, .40. 11 Nover-I-er

JXS, GyvIa
Meamwement data on higher level regression. Koz fiz kozl MTA 10
no.1:69-76 162.

RIIP-P, Erzoebetj Gpaa
The expectable shape of the neutron spectrum measured by a*
mechanical selector. Koz fiz kozl MTA 3-1 & no.1:67-74 163.

LOCS, Gyula, tudomanyos munkatars
Automation of the programming of electronic computers and
the ALGOL-60 international formula language. Magy tud 72
no.ls28-37 Ja 165.
1. Central Research Institute of Physics of the Hungarian
Academy of Sciences, Budapest.

LOCSEI, Bela, dr. (Budapest, X1., Fehervart Ut 71-73)
Racent contriputiono to the confirmation of the existence
of tho motakaolinito state. Acta ohirnica Hung 38 n0-1:59-88
163.
1. Department of Silicate Chemis-kry, University for Chemical
Industry, Veimprom.

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HUNGARY/Chemical Technology. Chemical Products and Their
Application. Ceramics. Glaaa.Dinders. Concrete.
fibs Jour: Ref Zhur-khin., No 13, 1958, 44070.
Author :,,. Loc-se-i Bela
111st
Title P~ossib~leILT;rov Mts in the Technology of Glass
Making.
Orig Pub: Epitoanyag, 1957, 9, No 4, i61-168.
Abstract: The glass-r-eltina tank furnaces (TF) in use are
of very low efficiency. In the TF only 10-20'p'
of the thermal energy are utilized directly in
the process of Class melting. Experinents have
shown that the neltina takes place nuch more ra-
pidly on usin(; a briquetted charge which is sub-
jected to preliminary mlting in shaft furnaces
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Z 31. Rp;1&myaqip,#ri Kr):pmai
rill Ai;~viildk IrMituir for tho Buibling AIRAcrillk In-hW.")-b-
Iti-port N-j. S-1, 11018. 10 p., 3 fip, 21 tatim.
It wo, found II,f6t ,jjfI of thnoxanath jj,~r cent fir
If
mwe uni,laii,ing Fe.0, Tio. nnd CrO cimml Ixt pli-Ijared by f
f1filatim. imi- th" mirwr'd pni-ficlel A.-paratingiltiring flobilicii
11.1 if it.. mlal ymntity f mat-i"I. Th'.
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1141l'idavim') "r by alw r-Anction of partlell, silf.. lie'ats'o 1110
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unii(aining SiO, of miffivit-ul purity for Iliv inamifmlom of
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LOCSEI., B.
New possibilities of producing molten silicates. p.20-
EPITOIIIYAG. Budapest, Ifungary. Vol. 11, no. 7, JulY 1959.
Monthly List of fast European Accessions (FEAI), LC. Vol. 83 No. 9, September 1959
Uncl.
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VON,

LWSEI, Bela" ition
al dita of the effect of mineralizers and Of cOmPO3
New experiment fused silicates*. Acta chialca Hung 22 no-1:
at the crystallization Of (EEAI 9--9)
2-25 t6o.
1. Central Research Institute for Building Materialar Budapest.
Presented by M.Korach.
(silicates)

G/005/61/012/002/002/003
B120/B202
AUTHOR: Lbosei, Bela
TITLE; Zirconium sand as feldspar substitute in hollow glassuare
PERIODICAL: Silikattechnik, v. 12, no. 2, 1961, 64-66
TEXT: Since in Hungary feldspar which in the glass industry is used as
A1203 sourne has to be imported, the author studied the possibility of
replacing it by other raw materials. A1203 and Al(OH)3 are too expensive
and their treatment is too difficult, kaolin contains too much Fe203 and
its Al 03 content is too low. Accordin~+to K. KUhne (Ref. 1) the
properiies of the glase-forming ions Ti , B15+, Sn4+ and Zr4+ are similar
to those of Al. From the economic point of view only the use of Zr02 as
A1203 substitute seems favorable. Zirconium sand of the following
composition was used as raw material: 30-31% Si02, 0.88% A1203, 0-97%
Fe203, 5.00% T102P 0.76% CaO, traces of MgO, no alkali oxides, 62-44% Zr02-
Since feldspar coW;ains about 74% S102 and about 9% alkali oxides, q,Aartz
sand and soda had to be added to the batch when using zirc)nium sand.
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G/005/61/012/002/002/003
Zirconium sand as feldspar substitute ... B120/B202
In the glass factory in Sajo'szentpe'ter 98 kg feldspar were necessary to
produce 1 t of glass, however, only 18-24 kg of zirconium sand. T'02
which is contained in the zirconium sand has more pronounced properties
than Zr02, a content of about 1% Fe203 gives an Fe203 content of 0.17 kg
per 1 t of glass, 0.30-0-40 kg are introduced by feldspar. Since the
feldspar composition fluctuates, in zirconium sand, however, remains
constant, it is possible to obtain a more constant glass quality. Varicue
test batches were made (see Table 3), and the glass visnosity was
determined as a function of temperature (Table 4, data in OC)to deler-mine
the most favorable Zr02 content, to explain the effect of the change of
S102, alkali oxide, and alkaline earth oxide acrtent on addition 0f
zir-conium sand on the viscosity, meltability, and workability of the glasn,
and to study the possibility of improving the meltability by adding AIF3
(CaF2 caused stronger corrosion of the refractory material of the melting
tanks). Glasses 1-3 were molten in amounts of I kg in chamotte crucibles,
4-7 in amounts of 5 kg in quartz cruci-les recrystallized into
cristobalite, 8-12 were molten in a 30-t-furnace. Table 4 shows that the
substitution of Zr02 for A1203 increases the softening temperature of the
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Zirconium sand as feldspar substitute ... B120/B202
glass. When substituting zirconium silicate for A1203 in a weight-per-cent
ratio (60~o of A1203 by Zr02, 40~o of' Zr02 by S102) the difference between
the softening temperature is smaller. By adding alkaline earth oxides the
viscosity-increasing effect of Zr02 can be compensated. Glass in which
Al 03 was replaced by Zr02 by 60%, by S102 by 15%, and by CaO and MgO by
25~-, shows the same softening and processing temperature as the original
glass with a content of 1.6-2.01/o A120 Glass 4 on Table 3 in which A1203
was replaced by 60% by Zr02 and by WVby CaO and MgO has a softening and
transformation temperature which is.by 150C lower than in the non-
substituted glass and by 250C lover than in the glass substituted by
zirconium silicate. During the large-scale industrial experiments
conducted at Sajo'szentpe'ter the composition of the batch was changed
continuously without interruption of pro6uction: (glasses 9-12 on Table 3):
Pirst 2/3 old and 1/3 fresh mixtures we.- used, in the following, 213
fresh and 1/3 old, and finally only fresh mixtures were melted. Each
step took about 3-4 days. The slight increase in viscosity caused by the
ZrOj addition produced favorable effects, i.e. the number of hair cracks
in he glass was reduced. The addition of 1.5% zirconium silicate to the
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Zirconium sand an feldspar subatitute ... B120/B202
bottle glasses caused a more rapid solidification and thus better
workability. Glasses used to produce electric light bulb envelopes were
made more stable to hydrolysis by replacing 0.5-0-7% Si02 by Zr02; their
workability was improved by replacing 0.20-0.25% Si02 by alkaline earth
oxides. The authors conclude that when replacing feldspar by zirconium
sand in the glass production the production costs can be lowered and the
quality of the [siass improved. There are 2 figures, 5 tables, and 1
non-Soviet-bloo reference.
ASSOCIATION: Zentrales Forschungsinstitut fUr Baustoffe, Budapest
(Central Regearch Ingtitute of Structural Material,
Budapest)
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.-IMSEIT-Bela, dr.
Preparation of high fireproof heat-inaulating furnace structural
materials. Epitoanyag 13 no.11,405-412 N 161.

LOGSEI, BoI4
Preparation of alkali-frew corundum oryatal.lizing in laminas.
VeOMVsM V69YIP SO kozI 6 AP,D29-35 To
1P erww4ff, -the -'1203 contom~tln acid refractory materialap
respectively the quantity of mllite formation in such
substances. lbid,t3748
1. Veszprami Vegyipari Rgyetem Szilikatkemiai Tanszvk.

ILCSEI, Bela
-.-- - - 11-iin'e- ti,cs of phase transition in connection with the preparation
of melted heat-resisting mold bodies. Veszprem vegyip egy kozI
6 no.2:117-128 162.
1. Veszpremi Vegy1pari Eg-jetem Szilikatkc-mia Tanazek.

IDCSEI, Bela
Development of ariorphous metaphaoe from the reaction of
kaolinite and aluminum fluoride and its significance in
mullite formation. Veszprem vegyip egy kozl 6 no.2:12c,1-15'~
162.
1. Veszpremi Vegyipari Egyetem Szilikatkemia Tanszek.

KOCKS, Geza; SO,",OGYI, Antal; U)CS-L!, EeJ--
Data on corrocion mechanism of enamels. Pt.l. Veszprem, vegyip
ogy koz?. 6 no.2:157-164 162.
1. Veszpremi Vegyipari Egyetem Szilikatkemia Tanszek.

lrjCSEl) Bela
Mullite foruation in the systems containing UF 3 .
Veszprem vegyip c-17. 6 no.3:217-242 162.
1. Veszpremi Veeyipur-: h..-iotem Szilikatkemia Tanazek.

IDrISEIt Bela; KOCSIS, Geza; SOMOGYI, Antal
Tecluiologic parameters of manufacturing tempered safety
glass. Veszprem vegyip egy kozl 6 no-3:243-250 162.
1. vuszpremi Vegyipari Egyetem Szilikavemia Tanszek.

I,CCSEI, - Bela, dr.
Data on the solid-phase reaction kinetics of alumiilum fluoride
and silicon dioxide. Epitoanyag 1,4 no.2t48-50 F 162.
1. Epitoanyagipari KozFonti Kutato Intezetj Veazpremi Vegyipari,
Eg7etem

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AUTHORS: L6csei, BL-la, Szab6, Lajos, Sz6ll6si, Azaef
TITLE: Fused refractory with high corrosion resistance
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no.' 23, 1962, 493-494, abstract
23K429 (Hung. pat. 148857, December 31, 1961)
TEXT: Chrome-magnesite bricks have Home exceedingly valuable qualities, but
they are not suitable for the glass industry as their iron content may turn
the molten glass green. The patent proposes that a fused refractory on
chromite ore base should bg used for this purpo.se. The ore is melted in an
arc furnace and poured into a mold made of graphite, fused hematite or
zirconium sand. Harmful iron and silicon impurities are either removed by
combinin., them to form'FeSi, or NR4NO3 or (~H 4)2S04 is added to the. fused
mass in c'uantities calculated so that all the PeO will go to form spinel.
The Si.02 Is fixed by adding A1203to form mullite. The ferrooilizon collects
on the bottom of the arc furnace and can be used for other purposes; and the
chrome spinels formed have refractory properties and chemical resistance
which make them highly suitable for lining glass furnaces. [Abistracterls
note: Ccmplete translation.)
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LOCSEI, Bela, dr.
Effect of microeutectics on the chahges of the phjsicochemical
properties of glasses. Epitoanyag 14 no.7:241-245 Jl 162.

V-
LOCSEI, Bela dr
Mullite formation at low temperatures in the A12Si2O5/OH/4:- A1F3
system. Epitoanyag 14 no.10:353-355 0 62.
1. Epitoaqagipari Kopponti Kutato Intezet, Veszpremi Vegyipari
Egyetem.

LOCSEIJ Bela,, dr.
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1. Oentral Resoarch Inatitute of Building Industry, Budapest, XI.,
Fehervari. ut 71-73.

LOCSI'J, Bela
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burning., Pt. 1. Vesiprom vegyip egy ),.czl 7 no. 2:93-115
,63.
1. Chair of 3ilicate Chl-mistry, Cheirdeal Industry University,
Veszprem.

cand, of chemo, se.
Preparation of paroua #,,eramic warea on millite and corundum
bass. Aota tedhn Hung 44 no.1/2:11-49, '63-
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LOCSSI, Bela,, dr.
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My 163.
11 Veszpremi Vogyipari Etyetem Epitoanyagagipari Kozponti
Kutato Intezete.
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LOCSEI, Bela,, #.
Thermogravimetric investigation of mullits formation
occurring in the kaolinite-AlF3 system. Epitoanyag 15
no.9:329-337 S 163.
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LOGSEI , Bela
Effect of-low-.quantity aluminum fli-oride on the phase changes
of Grossalmerode clay. Epitoanyag 16 no. 2:67-74 F 164.

LCGSEI, Bela
Resistance of melted silicates to corrosion. Magy kem lap
18 no.11:5)8-51+2 11 163-
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NON

LOCSE1, Bela
Correlation between the softening point of aluminum silicato
refractory materi-.ls and the mullite phAie bound aliLoinum oxide,
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r'-ocesses occuring in ceramic products dtiring combustion. Pt.3.
Ibid.:39-48
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University, Veszprem. Submitted November 19, 1963, and
March 9, 1964.

LOCSEI, Bela dr.
Experiments ~Jn the technical development of manufacturing
chamotte and corundum-based refractory materWo. Koh lap
97 no.1:8-11 Ja'64.

LOGSEIV Bela
Eflect, of smaii ,I;,iv~nt----.y C1U0-JrJ(' aJd!tI'(1r,.,i on 1.1iia
formation of' thp (-,f products. Ip, toanyag
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Let us improve the tone quality
of our sets. p. 127.
The afG 1911 Servotest voltmeter.
p. 128.
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Honvedeimi, Szovetseg) Budapest.
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mcsn, P.
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Kiado) Budapest. Vol. 6. No. 1, Jan. 1956
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Vol. 115, no. 3, Mer. 1956
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budanest, I~ungary
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LCCZKA, Alajos
Karoly Than; on the 100th anniversary of the beginning of his
professor's activ-ity. Pa&y kem lap 15 no.4:1.78-181 Ap 160.
1. Orazagos MuszakI Konyvtar, Budapest,

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WNKA, Alajos
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15 no.5/6:277-Z79 My-Jo 160.
1. OrszaFros Muszaki Kony-vtar, Budapest.
777- C, - - . -
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LOCZKA, Alajoa
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1+18-419 160
1: Orazagov Muzzaki Konyvtar, Budapest.

LOCZKA, A)ajoB
From Hungary's chemical literaturti. Map,,y kem lap )5 no.3:125-177
Mr 6o.

Abstracts from ilung,Lr,\,is chemical lil.eraLurc. Magy kc-i lal 15 r,(..8,
377 Ag l6o.
1. Ors%agcs Muszaki Konyvtar, Budapest.

LOCZFI.", Alajos
4 y ker- lap 16 r~. ?-~
Abstracts from HungaT7's cherical 11terature. Nag
385-388. Ag 161

LOCZKA, Alajos _
From Hungary's chenical literature. Magy kem lap 17 no.10:477 0 162.

LOCZU. AlaJos
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1.
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lap 18 no.5:243-244 My 1631.

LOCZKA, Alajos
Abstracts from flungarian chemical literature. Magy kem lap
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IDCZKA, Alajos
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18 no.12:610 D 163.

LOCZKA,- Alajos (Budapest)
Some Hwngarian exper5menta of interest in the field of petrol
cheaasLry. Magy kem lap 19 no.7066-369 JI 164.

HAIMOS, Tamas, dr.; KORANYI, Andras, dr.; LOCUA, Bela, dr.; SALAMCK,
Ferenap dr.1 MAJOR, Eleums dr. chem.
On the pathogenesis of hepatogenic hypoglycemia. 0r7. hetil. 106
no.3721761-1763 12 $165.
1. Fovarosi Tanacap Janos Korhaz, 1. Beloaztaly.

HUINGARY
HALMOS, Tamas, Dr, SALAMON, Ferenc, Dr, ILCUA, Bela, Dr, YAJOR,
Fleonora, Dr. chem; Capital City Council -U7aM5-s--Fo-!-jpft-al, 1. Medical
Vard (Fovarosl Tanacs Janos Korhaz, I. Belo.-~ztaly).
"A flew Biological Process for the Terjtiri~ of Insulin-Like Activity
in the Serum. "
Budapest, Orvosi Hetilap, Vol 104, No 1B, 5 'Kay 63, pages 825-B27.
Abstract: [Authors' Hungarian surLmary] The authors present a new bio-
lo-gical test for the determination of in5uline-like activity in the
serum. The test was develoix3d by the authors. Thi methodology used
for the basis of the new test is presented. Results of the use of
the test are discussed. 13 Western references.

HAL14OS, Tamas, dr.; SALAMON, Ferenc, dr.; LOCZKA, Bela, dr.; MAJOR, Eleonora,
dr. chem.
New biological method for the examination of the insulin-like activit7
of blood-serum. Orv. hetil. 104 no.18s825-827 5 My 163.
1. Povarosi Tanacs Janos Korhaz, I. Belosztaly.
(BLOOD SUGAR) (INSULIN) (DIABETES MELLITUS)
(DIAGNOSIS , DIFFERENTIAL)

IMMOS, Taman, dr.1 LOCZKA, Bela, dr.; SATAMON, Farone, dr.
Liver damage In infectious mononucleosis. Or- hetil. 105 no-41;
1937-1939 11 0 164.
1. Fovarosi Janos Korhaz, I Selosztnly.

I C~l
D1
'IT Caplt;jl City Counc-11
"'inacT., vlan~):-.
Janus T
"Experiences with Butyl Biguanid, a New, Hungarian, Oral Antldiabetic Compound.,'
-, 1 -1, " C(;t 66,
V 01. 1 G,1, 1:0 L~j
Abstract. [Authors' Hlinifarian stvrinai~y] A vier.4 oral anti.liab,--t~c preparr.11
~~y the Chinoin Pharmnceutie3l Faclo-ey otn,.' h~ivini!. butyl bi~uanid at.
L~- L I s he ac-
tivp compontint, was sti;&iLk1 by Lhe aljth~)rs. They tiiat thp com-
pound is an effPctive, adjuvant in thr~ tn,:ntr,(1nt of diabl~tes. The dru was
only used in combination with othprs. 11 Hungarian, 10 We5tern references.
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LODE-OVSKIY, V- YL-
Spinning Machiner-I
Where comrade Parnev is wrong., Tekst. prom., no. 2, 1952
Moh 1y List of R11251 Ln-A90=12DAU Library of Congre3s, Zarch 1952. Unclassified

LODEROVSKiY, V. YE.
apinning
',Iork of the staff of the Ivanovo Textile Scientific Researcii Institute on dr&,w1ne.
Tekst. prom., 12, No. h, 1252.
MonthIZ List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, June 1952. Uiclassified.

LODEROTSKIY. V.Ye., kandidat tekhnichookikh nauk.
Waya of improving drawing equipment. Taket.prom.14 no.3:18-21 Mr 1.54.
NIRA 7:5)
(Textile machinery)

LODZS, Anton, ins.; GURSKY, Juraj, inz.
Thermodiffusion of liquids; diffusion of carbohydrate mixtures. Chem
-8 15 no.10:765-775 0 161.
1. Natedra ropy, proceawr a aparatoy Slaver-skaj vysokej skely tecbnicIcej.,
Bratislava. Authors' address; Bratialava, Xo1larovo nam. 2, Chemicky
pavilon Slovenskej vysokej skoly technickej,

BENA, J.; LODES, A.
"Chemical engineering" by A. Pilar, J. Beranek, J. Jasansky. fieviow')d
by J. Bona, A. Lodes. Chem IistY 58 no.8:997-998 Ag 164
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AUTHOR: Bafrnec, Mi; Lo Aolofifn
SOURCE CODE: CZ/0009/66/000/003/0171/0172
ORG: Chair of Chemical Technology Processes and Equipment, Faculty of Chemistry and
Technology, SVST,- Bratislava (Katedra procesov a zariaded chemickej technollogie,
chemickotechnologicka fakulta SVST)'
TITLE: Dependence of the coefficient of beat conductivity of.rubbers on the content
of additives
SOURCE; Chemick jprtmysl, no. 3, 1966, 171-172
y
TOPIC TAGS: heat conductivity, rubber, chemical composition
ABSTRACT: The,authors describe a method of measuring the coefficient of heat con-
ductivity of two types of rubber. A study is made,of the influence of the compositior
of rubber on the coefficient of heat conductivity. Other authors found that materialE
with crystallic structure have a higher coefficient of heat conductivity than ma-
terials with an amorphous structure. The literature of the influence of additives or
fillers an the coefficient of heat conductivity is fragmentary and t-,orthless because
the mean temperature of the measurements and the exact characteristics of the com-
position of the material are not given. The dependence of the coefficient of heat
conductivity was studied in the case of cis-polyisoprene and copolymer of butadiene
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with acrylonitrile. The measuring instrument used was designed according to Dr. Bock;
and based on the principle of the measurement of the coefficient of heat conductivity'
in a stationary thermal field forried between two plates. It is found that the value
of the coefficient of heat conductivity in both.casea depends on-the content--of .acti__
vated carbon black or silicon oxide. With increased content of activated carbon
black and silicon oxide the value of the coefficient of heat conductivity increases
markedly. Orig. art. has: 1 table, 1 figure, and 4 formulas.
SUB COMA ;LO/ SUM DAM 15jul65/ ORIC REP., 001/ _BOTH REF: 004

AUTHOR: LodeyBhchikov, V.V. SOV/136-58-12-11/22
TITIZ: Some Special Features of Oxidising Roasting of Sulphide!
Gold-containing Concentrates (Nekotoryye osobennosti
okislitellnogo obzhiga sullfidnykh zolotosoderzhashchikh
kontsentratov)
PERIODICAL: Tsvetnyye Metally, 1958, Nr 12, PP 51 - 56 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author presents results of the application of roasting
to gold concentrates of various compositions. The
apparatus cozwisted essentially of an externally-heated
chamber containing the sample through which air could be
passed, the exit gases going through an absorption train
for determining the rate of burning off of sulphur. The
25.0 g sample was contained in a fireclay boat, provision
being made for stirring. Six Soviet concentrates were
studied covering the composition range: 7-5-38.2% Fe
0-15-1-4 Cu, trace - 1.0916 Zn, 0.06 - 1.53% Pbj 0.8-9.4 As,
0-15-58% Sb, 13.4-39.2% S total, 24.0 - 1423.0 g/ton Au,
51.0 - 1114.0 g/ton Ag. From determinations of rate of
desulphurisation as functions of time for various tempera-
tures (Figures 2, 3), it was found that 500 OC is
sufficient for a fast rate; in subsequent hydro-
Cardl/2 metallurgical treatment, the products obtained at this

SOV/136-58-12-11/22
Some Special Features of Oxidising Roasting of Sulphide Gold-
bontaining Concentrates
temperature gave maximal gold recovery with all the test
materials, indicating that adequate decomposition of
gold-con~aining sulphides was secured. Deviations from
the 500 C optimal produced gold losses, which can be
attributed to chemical changes on the gold surface during
roasting; these losses were particularly severe with
antimony- and arsenic-containing materials. Maximal gold
recovery was found to be not always associated with
complete de-sulphurisation, in roasting.
There are 3 figures and 3 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Irgiredmet
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LODEYSHCHIKOV, V. V., Cand Tech Sci -- (diss) "Behavior of precious
metals in the roasting of pyritic concentrates-" Irkutsk, 1960.
23 PP; (Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialist Education USSR,
Irkutsk Mining-Metallurgical Inst, Chair of the Metallurgy of Pre-
cious Metals); 200 copies; price not given; (KL, 25-60, 132)

LODEYSHCHIKOV# V.V.; SKOBBYEV, I.K.; SMAGUNOV, V.N.
Chemical transformations of precious metals in oxidation
roasting and their importance for the cyanidation process.
Izv. Sib. otd. AN SSSR no. 11:53-62 160. (MMA 14:1)
1. Irkutskiy gosudarstvennyy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy inBtitut
redkikh metallov.
(Precious metals-metallurgy)

IoODEYSHCHIKOV, V.Y.; SLOBEYEV, I.K.; ETIRA114CITIMIM, S.I.
Pyrite behavior in the process of roasting sulfide gold-bearing
concentrates, TSvet. met. 33 no.10:44-51 0 160. (YIRA 13:10)
(Gold ores) (Ore dressing)
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UKHAINSKIY, M.A., st. nauchn. uotr.; VIASKEVICH, M.M.; LODEYI:~CH V,
V.V., kand. tokhn. nauk; SKOBEY~N, I.K 0 -- -
0 , pr ? I nEor tekh~.
nailk; STAKMEV, I.S., kand. tekhn. nauk; KULIKOV, A.V.,
kand. tekhn. nauk; KULIKOVA, S.Ya., kand. geol.-miner. na-uk;
FOKROVSKIY, L.A.; ALEKSANDROVA, N.U.; YELANSKIY, A.11.1 3t.
nauchn. sotr.; TROKSKAYA, Z.I.; i3ANDF240K, L.I.p nauchn. sotr.;
VERIGO, K.N.; TF2-IKO, V.P.) red.
(Gold mining industry in capitalist countries; technical and
economic survey] Zolotodobyvaiushchaia promyshlennost' kapita-
li-ticheskikh stran; tekhniko-ekonomicheakii obzor. Moskva,
1963. 337 p. (MIRA 17:6)
1. TSentrallrory nauchno-issledovatellskly inztitut inforratsii
i tekhniko-ekonomicheskikh issledovaniy tsvetnoy r-atallugii.
2. TSentral'rWy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut informats1i
i tekhniko-ekonomicheskikh issledovanly tsvetnoy metallurgii
(for Ukrainskiy, Yelanskiy, Verigo).

D r t,, t t Ir. "Voiio of 7,1na. ty T. .1
u S .1
2 5 F 1) 4
SO: Vechernyaya ~foskva, Feb, 1947 (Proj,3ct "17`3(',)

LODI, E.
The classification of the waste products of grain milling and grain
processing enterprises should be standardized. Yuk..elev. prom.
28 no.2:25 F 162. (YJRA 15:3)
1. Nachal'nik Upravleniya khlebofurazhnogo snabzheniya Ministerstva.
zagotovok Estonskoy SSR.
(Grain handling) (Grain milling)

Ail. ImiluOm cassoln of to* I
hy
6xS).)'d nothracerm-I-SUIPI
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0-10. Nit =
Anthf-0-1 I III distalpluvok
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11-311 No
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an a 3: 1
([phone]. Co (4-81f,(
ofma, 1 + 1 0) 0-"4; a
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T. bkww d "m New d &Sdmw
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Kw' K 0-41, rill 0041, [is
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at?.- (4 Sit ()1 41-18. VIII,
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Ba -f 41101 O-OW C4 A I I (ij
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0.37 Vale, Jur lix)* a

AFAMA31YEV, P.S.; BOGOYAVLENSKIY. A.F., prof., doktor khim.nauk, red.;
red.; aALKINA, T.H., tekhn.red.
(Corrosion ofpktaln and wayi to control It) Korrosiia metallov
I mery borlty a nei. Kazan'. Tatarskoe knirhnoe izd-vo, 1959.
61 P. (min 14:2)
(Corrosion and anticorrosives)
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WDIN, V.Ya.; 191OU-10GOROV, V.Ye.; TERMIN, A.N., akademik
Absorption spectra and electron pararmgietic resonance of quinones
adsorbed from the gaseous phase on the surface of oxides. Dokl. AN
SSSR 100 n,,.6:1347-1350 F 165. (MIRA 18:2)

WY

LODIN. Z.; XOWUSFK, J.
Metabolism of metbionine and methionins oulphoximine in relation
to function of the central nervous system. Physiol. bohem- 5:
43-46 Sup-ol. 1956.
1. Institute of Physiology, Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences,
Prague.
04MIONINE, metab.
CNS, inhib. induced by 3-amino-3 carboigrpropyl methyl
sulfoximine in rats)
(CENRAL NERVOUS SYSTDI, metab.
methionine, Induction of inhib. by 3-amino-3-carboxypropyl
methyl sulfoximine in rats)

WDIN, Zdanek: KDIDUSEK, Jaroslav
Epileptic symptoms induced by mathionine sulfoximine. Ceek. now.
19 no.2:83-89 Key 56.
1. Z Pysiologickeho ustavu, CSAV v Praze.
(EPILEPSY. experimental,
methionine sulfoximine Induced (Cz))
(METRIONINE, derivatives,
methionine aulfoximine causing epilepsy in animals (Oz))

Wz(~qh, Acad. '~ci., Pragu"). 'Valw-e 178, 1
21 lim tift'r
(0.2-1,0 Ric.) Dub 111~g5, t ,~s fou:ikl to C-!,-J~ 1!-. ;1!~
ccrebellum, ccrebral cuitu, p,,n~L, CI-M
0 Itoril motor and !itrvt: ir,
Lis dctd,. by Thu Krk,itc:lt
d!ja cwcurrcd ja fluc! an~,ttvr.
-.1 . bi
~mlfroulldfilj~,, thf., V,-I .110vi
twi ivwimlar tic ryc~:

ond N:a-vous systc*~-'-'
.JGher I!,xvc-ar, 1~oh~'Lvior.
Jour: ll(.,f Zhur-B.Iol., 11o 2D, 1956, 936,34.
,,uthur !,'ovakove., V., Scriit, Z., LccM,,, Z., nccholclra, L.
Inst
Title 1~ Cortribution tc the Problou of Charnctcri3tici !-.f
lklior Nervrim ?,ctivity in R~,.ts with :,uLIJ.ot;u,-dc rid.-
lQptic "Joizurcs.
CriLp 1-~ab: llhyoiol. bolicnool., 19'7, 6, No 3, 376-382.
,%bstract: 114) abotract.
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NOVAKOVA, V.; SERVIT. Z.; WDINA-Zpa CHOCHOWYA, L.
~p "-I-
Characteristics of higher nervous activity in dogs in audioEenic
epileptic seizures. Cesk. fysiol. 6 ao.3.*382-",'88 Aug 57.
1. Pysiologicky ustav CSAV, Praha.
(CONVISIONS, experimental,
prod. bjr acoustic stimuli, eff. on higher nervout
activity (Cz))
(FMIZX. CONDITIONED,
determ. of higher nervous activity in exper. convulsions
prod. by acoustic stimuli (Cz))
(NOISE, effects,
exper. convulsions, aff. on higher nervous activity (Cz))

CZECHOSLOVAKIA / Human and Animal Physiology (Normal and T
Pntbological), Ifervouz System. Epilepsy
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biologiya, No 21, 1958, 97869
Author : Novakova, V., Lodin, Z Servit, Z., Cboebolova, L.
Inst : Not given
Title : On Interconnection of Experimental Neuronis and
Audiogenic Epilepsy
Orig Pub: Ceskoal. fysiol., 1957, 6, No 3j 389-396
Abstract: Conditioned motor alimentary reflexes were produced
according to the method of Voronin in rats. A
neurosis was created by producing the differntia-
tion to strong sound stimulants or by fast ex-
changes of differntlated and positive conditioned
alimentary stimulants. By this, phase conditions
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