SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT NADOLSCHI, V. - NADOR, K.

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NAD(DIISCM I V.
A method of orblt determination by thy-e-e observations. Studil mat
Iasi 12 mo.2:385-392 161.
1- Obasrvatoz%Al astronomic Iasi.

NADOLSCRI , V.
A method for utilizing the incomplete photographic orbservatiofs
of solar eclipses. Studii mat Iasi 13 no.2:389-392 162.

NADOLSCHI, V., dr.
G.A.Tihov. Gas mat B 13 no.4:215-217 Ap '62.
1. Director al 4ervatorulul Astronomic, Iasi.

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NADaSCk, V.
Gorrection of refraction as a function of true zenithal d.istance.
Stud-ft mat Iasi 14 no.l-.201-204 163.
,~-Otw"ervatorul d'dtronomic Iasi.
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NADOLSCIHI, V., dr.
GompQsition, structure, and dynamics of the atmosphere in the light
of recent studies. Natursk Geografie, 15 no.2:45-52 Mr-Ap 163.
1. Director al Observatorului Astronomic al UnIversitatii "Al. I.Cuza",
Iasi.

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2 ro 3156/Bloa
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7' , I qk, Eu-eniuiz, K-qndzia, R,,.gz-trd, N-Ad I-sk-ri, J'oxinn-,,
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T I-I.-thod of prolucinr -A ,.,iixture of reon nnd '-Clium ---hen recti-
fyini- -iir
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Azotnwe im. P-iwl-i Finr~ler,~. ?o1i.-;h r)-t--nt
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T-.~ethod of nbtal-inr.- i -Axt,,irr2 r' renn ini --ro,-, in -i,r
7,,~-onr-ition f~,-.-.)P-ratus lh-i,3 been natent~~dj tl~e of the --thod i~- th-
(,f i conrl,nz-~'L4.nn-c-,r-i-)or:ttion col,:mn. Gis from '-(,ni!,ith the cnvor of
tl-le condencer I in the dw.,hle rpetification air oeonration -1- 2
~wn the line 3 into the condensation-evapora'tion coluM'n 41 the
pressure ir this column is slightly higher than in the upper col-mn of the
a..,-~aratus 2. The N :) is liquefied in the tubes of the condenser 5 and flois
into the vat 4 containinE the spiral tube 6. Liquid N 9 is fed into the
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A 7ethod of producinr ... b156/B108
j-Ic,e be'ween the tijI)es in 5 ~ r o ~;i t-. P- .;,) c t,,; n ' t r c! c o r i r t r; N
0 Iin,- -,-~.-css~ure of at. 5, the pressire maintain~-d
to the -,P-'ucF-.d b,I;'.inF ,oint of the N,, ~i r
e.-r e o- con2ensation of is roic,,,ed in the tubes of ~, In,., t;i,-, ii.-.con-
-c n- e ras is enrich,~d nith N,~ and he. A I a7.ount of u i 4-3 `-4
t 0 IS t h r t- e 1 r, e -3 h 3 t e I i v r --2 f r o r,-, t'-I e :N', a s -- I -~ t S n e -1
o r n F- 'h e N n H r om. e in tha vat of t~ie co'-,-.:-.n 4. ",'r cm
2
ti 0 -,' a t t- F- 1 11 'N 1
~lo-.-,s throui` tle line 9 spraying th,? uD~-~r cOI-:-,.n
t-.t~ a-)-.-,Ftrrttus 2. The mixture o~ nPon an,J holium, also
of' throu& the line 1C for *-,irther nroces-inr,.. T- e in ica tc~rs
11an~ 12 f-aintain t -,. c level o f liquid in 4, and are ujo-I for
controllin~z the operation of ". '.fit,- the proposed -iethod, extraction of
-zn~ He .'ro:r, --;;-r is hi,;-h. -;,bstracterls note: Com,)lete translation.
Tl~ere is 1 fi,,nire.
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NADUSKI, B.
"The Fipht for Ccpernican Thought amd Its Fate in Fcland." p. 13, (iRCEUX.1, Vol. 1c,
Nc. 1, Jan. 1951., 1,.hrszawa, Foland)
SO: Monthly Li~:-ts of East European Accessions, LC, Vol. 3, no. 5, May 1954X Uncl.

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NADOLSKI, Julian
Some remarks on organization sevvices; reflections of a sociologist.
Przegl techn 84 no.19:6 12 My 163.

NADOILKI, 'if-.
Saving couwbeels. (TO be contd.) p. lo. (TECIRM,A MOTORYZAC-YJIU, Vol. ~,
No. 1, Jan. 1954, Warszavra, Poland)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions, (LEAL), LC. Vol. 3, No. 12, Dec.
15,54, Uncl.

EADOISKI, W.
Shavin.-- cogAieels. Ft. 2. p. 124. (T'EC-1:17KA MOTORYZACY JMA, Vol. 4, No. 4,
Apr. 1954, Islarszawa, Poland)
SO. Monthly List of East European Acc(-~3sions, (=A-T), LZ, Vol. 3, No. 12, Dec.
1954, Uncl.

NADOLSKI. Zbigniew
Thiamann's disease. Cbir. aarz. rucbu 21 no.2:149-152
1956.
1. Z Kliniki Ortopedycznej A.M. Poznantu Kierownik: prof.
dr. W. Dega, Poznan. Plac Mlodej Gwardti I a, m. 47.
(FINGERS AND TOES. diseases.
osteochondritis (Pol))
(OSTEDCHONDRITIS,
Thimann's dis. (Pol))

N-A, -101.6icil _7blglniew. JA'-qO'!Z. '.vpmmt
Use of vneumatic borer in orthonedir, surgery. Chir. mr-/. ruc~m 22 no.j:
57-59 1957.
1. Z Kliniki 0--topadytznej A. M. w Pozn=iu. KiarownVic, orof dr 'd. Dega.
Adres autorow: ?oznpr. ul. ikzierzynnklago 135.
(oVMO-P3DI(':.'.
& inatrumants
wpmr.
nneuriatic borer (Pol))

KROL. Jerzy; RATOMSKIL, Roman; HADOISKI. Uligniew; KABSCH. Aleksander
Importance of comDenqatlon in scoliosts. Chir. ZWZ. ruchu 22 no.2:
215-219 1957.
1. Z Kliulki Ortopedyczuej A. H. w Poananin Kierowuik: prof. dr
W. Dega Poznan. u1. Dzierzynakiego 135.
(SOOLIOSIS,
anat. compensation & correction (Pol))

Sec., 9 3,ir-ery W'U'4 59
351'9 (; 0) PHANTOM PAIN AND CAUSALGLA IN AMPUTEES - B61e fantomowe
i b6le kauzalgiczne u amputowanych - Nadolski Z. Klin. Ortop. A. M..
Poznad - CHIR.NARZAD.RUCHU 1958. 23/4 (29U-304)
Phantom sensations accompanied by paraesthesia or pain should be distinguished
from causalgia. Based on the literature. the aetiology and pathogenesis of both
conditions are discussed. Phantom pain spreads through spinai nerve paths. caus -
algis sensations by sympathetic nerve routes. A personal series of 66 amputees is
reviewed. The therapeutic measures and results obtained are discussed. Indica-
tions for surgical treatment of causalgia are outlined. (Ix. t9)
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BILINSKI, Z. ; HOLAK, M. ; NADOISKI, Z. - OGIEISKI, W.
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Treatment of delayed union and pseudarthrosis of the long bone with
the use of dermatoplasty. Chir. na--z. ruchu. ortop. polska 26 no.5:
593-596 161.
1. Z Oddzialu Chirurgii Urazowej Wojskowego Szpitala Okrogrowcgo we
Wroclawiu.
(FRACTU,-aZ UNUI41TED surg) (PSEUDARTHAOSIS surg)
(SYLIN TUNSPLANTATION)

BADURA, Roman; NADOLSKI, Zbigniew; ORLOWSKI, Tadeunz
Effect of trypsin on joint components and possibilities for its
use in clinical conditiong. Chir. nar2s. rdchu ortop. polska 27
do.1:93-97 162.
1. Z Kliniki Chirurgii Weterynaryjnej WSR Wroclawiu Z Oddzialu
Chirurgii Urazowej Wojakowego Szpitala Okregowego we Wroclawiu
Z Oddzialu ChJrurgii Ogolnoj Wojskovego Szpitala Okrogowego we
Wroclaviu.
(JOIJUS pharmacol) (TRYPSINS pharmacol)

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ricept of rei~abil' itat ~n emp,~o7;,en -n 7.!~ ~a-
in-Tistry following lorom-otor Injuries. C",hir. narzad, michu
urtop. Pol. 30 no-4:411-415 ~ ~,5-
Klini~.i Ortopeuly,-zTie.~ AM w t'!-Zr-;aniu (Kier~)wrl;'k:
!r. Med. W. z Fa'~drv ~'Ji~-dv-yny AM
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TITLE: C.,.r- r-- - , :,, J1,
P=ODICAL: T~vtnyy~ 11-~,, , Nr 7. ~p L4-87 (UZM)
ABSTRACT: On 23-2d F41crourY 155v n conr,ronc. -s hold in Loacow rar
summing-up and coorAltatint; work on autoclave ;roccsocs
Ia the met allurgy of heavy, non-rarrous, rarv and no

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on the thermodynamics and kinatios of the selective raduc-

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an the advantages of a combined flOtatiOZ-autOolay"
method for nickel-alectrolysin of slimes containing
platimum-group, metals; T. Z. utusn, Sav*roalk 11 combime,
&Ud Q
-Z. Soboll , Olat*votmat, on the essential$ of the
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oxidized nickel area; N, N. Unslealtakly, Makhanchr, am
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the main results of Lai
estliations of the autoclave-ooda
Ca.rd 2/5 process for treating tungaten-ore banaficiation Products;
T-1. Zapmtkaylo. Makhano br . an dD~ A. Maj4kAar, Skopla-
]Lay& (Skopiask) TsOr, separately, on problems In the

pplication of an autoclave-soda flowsheat to sch..Iit*
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and wolfracaite raw material; 0. A. Meyerson, K. Ya.
dhafip, N. N. Xb_kyskjy R. A. 'Pailye a
DK1J`LXi*-iaOy&rsk1y rEAltut t JetV me Ilov
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ment of tuagotea. noncentrates in Marmatical. heated bell-
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Ttudaako. Sintavatmet, on the treatzent of -
projiFed -&Zd unprapdred sulpblde molybdenum raw material
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by oxidizing autoclave alkaline Ie&cr.I,-:
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mad 3. 1,
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leaching; A. N. Zollkman and Z~ _M.. Lymplaa. trasnoyarsk.
Non-Ferroua'Uotals Institute, an the results or a study
0f conditions for the selective sepaz*dtlao of lower oxides
or,uagaten and molyhleaum from their salt solution. by
hydror,an under preis"re; X. T. Darblagma. Gorno-
Card 3/5 metallurgi-hookiy institut Wialac;-uatalllurgical lostit~tej
of the sc,narKhoz (*-~Gaomi; -ou.ncll) of Clio Armynnskaya SSE
(Armenian SSR) , on his Investigations of acamoniac4l auto-
0lave leaching under oxygen pressure of molybdenum con-c-
trntes; on t"hat-l-ecoacamic fa-tors of
aamoctlacal leacting; A. 1. Slael'allcove add 1. N. Plaksla,
Kroattoyarak Non -fort o,1-s7-L*Vts1 3 InatItute, on do oxtdl--LE.~
autoclave proen.1 for gold raw amteria.1 ; N. 3.
Tyurla, Urallairty polltaktmi~noaki, Iostltut (Ural --
POlytOC13.01C Institute; On the 5enATIOUX Of nat~10 Metals
in oxi4lzlag %Qtoclare -:hing 1z ttto3ulptato solutions.
A L. Ts,ft at,.d D. A. &.4 A. ab
_Pal
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add tut' tax SSR). r-p-tirely,
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autollav. of palymitn1lic =dteria13; 1. r-
L-shch, Giproal,;vl' tL- unsul-tability of -toclove
leeching for II=t-ntft1a!%4 ~. A. 5-r~oht.,.,
VAKI, an ia!~strial exporl-mi of a -~tla~ous au~-t-
leacalud proess rur taixite.i: V. :;. -~,nnv. IO=h All
C-1 4/5 SSSR (101Ma AS U30R' . , .; zr j- rdr, ~!-ntv
various rcloacy states undo. aiygeo uzI bydroeon prci-re
in the pr.aa- of -uno.t.. Z. L. F).rlln,
Gintsvet-t, on autoclavc ind o~,.-ratloni r o.
jako:vley, GLpronlkol' . a.14 ~. Yo. VI-e-kly, VN'll
nottokni., on M.1.1 studios 6. ~,! the d.-
lopm~nt of mIxar3: U. A. Folyunov, E. B. 3lro~tmot. ot,
the leslz~n of an oxv-1-ntal tilgh-p-a-c gulp I.tmp.
Q. L. "Y~La. N1l12h11=Sri. ,n th, sol~ctlon of st-1
for a-11 11-ittlac or cobalt m-itte ~id zotte-flot.tion
concentruto: Y- 1. on ---
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S/ 137/624/000/005/028/150
Aoo6/A101
AUTHORS: Meyerson, G. A., Khavskiy, N. N., Shapiro, K. Ya., Nadol'skiy, A. P.
TITLE-: Investigations of processing tungsten concentrates
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 5, 1962, 16 - 17, abstract
5GICI ("Sb. nauchn. tr. In-t tsvetn. met. Im. M. I. Kalinina", 1960,
v., 33, 161 - 174)
TEXT: The authors studied thermodynamical, equilibrium and kinetic funda-
mentals of acid processing of tungsten concentrates. The high values of equi-
librium constants in the interaction reactions of scheelite (about 10,000) and
.ungstenite (about 700) with HC1 prove the thermodynamical possibility of the
6
practically full decomposition of these concentrates at a slight excess of HCl.
The authors studied conditions of acid and alkaline decomposition of the concen-
trates in heated ball mills. Two-stage processes of acid and alkaline decomposi-
tion of concentrates ensuring a 99.5% stripping degree within 2 - 4 hours, were
developed under industrial conditions. The behavior of main admixtures (mo, P
and As) was studied at individua.1 stages of acid and alkaline processing of
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S/ 137/6 P-10XIOW0281 151)
Investigations of processing tungsten concentrates A006/A101
tungsten concentrates. An economical method wws developed of.producirig chemical-
ly pure WO and H2404 from standard solutions of commercial Na2W04 with the use
of 3(NH4) ~_Na~0-10WO3 as a sem1product.
G. Svodtseva
[Abstracter's note; Complete translation]
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ZYRYANOV, M. N.; NADOLISKIY, A. P.
Complex treatment of dnsts from the lead induEtry vith a hie-
selenium content. Trudy Vost. Sib. fil. All SSM no.41:128-1-~l
162. (MIRA 15:10)
1. Irkutskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut redkikh metallov.
(Lead industry-By-products) (Fly ash)

ZYRY,A-NOV, M.N.; SINAKEVICH., A.S.; NADOL'SKIY, A.P,
Tnvestigations on the recovery of molybdenur. from lo-.-g:r-ade
ferrimolybdite ores and concentrates. Trudy IPI no.18:123-
129 163. (MIRA 17:6)

ZHITENLYNA, G.M.; RU1,1YANT-EEV, Yu.V.; INADOL'-3KIY, A~P.; OG-'-TEVA, E.Ya.
......
(~/idation of lead selanide. Report No. I. lmd-, IFI no.!~.
136-138 163. (!-,IRA 17.- t I,

RUWANTSEV, Yu.V.; NADOLISKIY, A.P.; ZHITENEVA, G.M.
Qx1dation of lead selenide. llr~dy IPT no.18:139-144 163.
(MIRA 17:6)

ACAMSSION URI AR403,6254 a/MXAVOW/003/00(6/0"
SOURCE1 ReferatiTUM ShUrnalo MetallUM49p Abse 3028
AUTHOM Nadallsk al Slawninp Go Pal Ivedarovp Be Tel Kid;&rff# Do X*
TITM Preparation of quality-standardifi4d lbit4niuM GM6=tv4+A~ fMR tit4num
I-ores of low concentrating capacity
CITED SOURGEt Tro Irkutskogo politakhao in-fA, vy0p. 18a 1963,9 156-159
TOPIC TAGS# Titanium concentrate preparation, ilmenite, zirconj, rutile, olderitag
titanium ore dressing, titanium dioxido extraction
TRMSIATIONt The Possibility of obtaining a Ti concentrate by using gravity con-
centration and electromagnetic separation was investigated* The mineralogical con,*
position of the sample was (in %)t ilmenite 0o5# zircon 0.01,9 ratile 0*02p etc*
Ilmenite concentrates in fine clay classeso The technological process recommended
includes tho soaking and des"iming of Ti-containing clays with a high siderite con-
tentp concentration an a table and eleatromagutio geparation at Sawws awA leach-
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AC=ICK NRs AR4036254
ing of the magnetic fraction: for the pirpose of dissolving sideritep and magnetic
separation of the solid products of hydromatalbu%ical procewinge Quality~-stand-
w-dized TI concentrates containing 26*6% U02 wart thus obtained* Ae SWulmae
DAT3 ACQs 17Apr64 SUB Me HL MICLI 00
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1 ACCESSION NR: AP4041132 S/0149/64/000/003/0131/0132
1 AUTHOR: Fedosov. V. N.-,.Liopo, V. A. Hadollskly, A. P.,
a
;"TITLE: A study of the structure of scandium oxide at various
temperatures
SOURCE: IVUZ. Tsvetnaya metallurgiya. no. 3, 1964. 131-132
TOPIC TAGS: scandtum oxide structure, lattice constant
ABSTRACT.: The structure of scandium oxide was studied at temperature's
up to 880C by means of x-ray diffraction analysis. Specimens of
scandium powder were heated at a rate of 2C peie minute and held at
!i each test temperature for 15 min. It was found that all diffraction
likes of scandiua oxide match satisfactorily with those of an Hn7Oj-
type Bcc lattice. Tte lattice constan; of scandLum oxide increased
linearly from 9.843 A at 20C to 9.907 A at 880C. No other changes
va-re observed in the lattice of scandLum oxide. The calculated
linear expansion cooffLeLent of scandium oxide in the 20-880C range
1/2
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RMYANTSEV, Yuriy Vilktorovicl I KhVOhO3'FU-KHII,,'A, Nina Alekseyevua;
NADOL-'SKIY, A-F., kapd. tekhr.. nauk, otv. red.; ~.H.E~~INYAY,
A. I.., red.
(Physicochemical principles -f the pyrometallurgy of indiuir.]
Fizikc-khimicheskie ornovy pirometa;iurgii inGlia. Mo.,;kva,
I
"'auka 1965. 130 P.
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3,/00
AUTHORt
TITLEs
3/035/61/wo/m/012/034
A001/A101
Nadol'
The space generalization of the statistical theory of aunspot groups
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Astranomiya t Geodeziya, no. 10, 1961, 55, ab-
-stract 10A396 ("Byul, astron. in-tov Chekhoslovakii", 1959, v. 10,
no. 5, 161-164-,.Engl..summary)
'TEXT: The author proposes a generalization of the Kopetskiy theory~of sun-
SNt group statistics (RZhAstr, 1957, no, 7, 5807), which makes it possible to
renounce the simplifying assumption on the appearance of sunspots exclusively
along the solar 'equator. The generalization is attained by assuming central sym-
metry for the Minnaert function of visibility with the corresponding replacement
of the visibility curve by the surface of visibility. Author's summary
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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5/600/62/000/029/001/001
A061/A126
AUTHOI;iS; Desov, A.Ye., Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Nadollskiy,
V.I., Engineer
T IT L'~ ~;,)me problems co.,cernini, the technology of heavy concretes for pro-
tection against radioactivity effects
Sk';URC-': Akademiya stroitel'stva " arkhiltektury SSSR. Institut betona I zhe-
'ezobetona, Tr
I Perovo. L-ady, no. 29. Moscow, 1962. Tekhnologiya
1 svoystva tyazhelykh betonov, 4 - 36
TE,~T: Data are given concerning the shielding properties of special con-
cretes made from flue dust, limonite, serpentinite, magnetite, and hydro-goeth-
ite ore with cast-iron zhot and boron carbide additions. Results: The strength
of flue-dust concrete is somewhat higher than that of limonite concrete. The
moisture loss at 18 - 20'C for concretes made from two ?o,-tland cements is 3% for
magnetite concrete, 5,14 for serpentinite concrete, and 7,"' for magretite concrete
with flue dust. For concretes prepared from gypsum plaster-aluminous cement It
is much less: 2% in case of Magnetite concrete with flue dust. Losses in
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Some problems conCe:,-iri,:, Tre t~ecru,clogy of .... AO~I/AI26
weight of -,(_)ricr,-.LP with ~inot and boron-carbiae additions are 3 - 3. CA
at IO'*C, 4.5 - ')-QI-j' at 100*C, 5.4 - 5.o% at 150*C, and 5.9 - at 200'C. The
strength drop of special concretes, determined on cubic
samples, was cofitained within 2-t - 3b%, all temperatures up to 200*C. The strength
values determined on prismatic sam,ples dropped more sharply. Magnetite and ser-
pentinite concretes displayed a shria~-,age of 700 - 1,000 ~L/m, and flue-dust
concrete one of' 1,2GO tL11m, after 20 days. 'Ihe shrinkage of limonite concrete
with addi-.ions varied between 45C and 65G tj-/m, depending on the type of cement
used. Concretes with additions of cadmium and barium salts did not show losses
in strength after a 100-day irradiation with Co6'0 (activity 2.5 gram-equivalent
of radium). The addition of 2% cadmium chloride and barium sulfate to Portland
cement concretes did not produce any corrosion on the reinforcement of both ir-
radiated and non-irradiated samples. intense corrosion was produced on the re-
inforcement by an addition of' 2% cadmium sulfate even before irradiation. This
effect was also observed in gypsum plaster-aluminous cement concretes both with
and without cadmium and barium salt additions. There are 10 figures and 22 ta-
bles.
bard 2/2

NADOLISKIY, V.I.v inzh.; PAVLOV, V.A., inah.
Molding elements of Industrial buildings on a two-frequemy vibro-
plate. Trudy NIIZRB no.29:92-97 162. (MIRA 15:11)
(Vibrated concrete)

DESOVI A.Ye., doktor tekhn.nauk, prof.; SADOWSKII, V- , inzh.
Effect of repeated periodic vibration of hardening concrete on its
strength and bdfmd with the reinforcement. Trudy NIIZHB no.29:
130-142 162. (MIRA 15:11)
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Now ultra-accelerators of vulcanization of rubber compounds
based on natural and synthetic rubbers. Uzb.khIm.zhur. 6
no.6:79-85 162. (KMA 1612)
1. Institut khimii polimerov AIN UzSSR.
(Vulcanization)

AUTHORS: Kladiyanko, D. F., and Nadopta, R. A. 2o-6-45/48
TITLE: Development and Metamorphosis of Rana escul;enta
Tadpoles as Affected by Uranium Nitrate. (Vliyani~e
azotnokisloeo urana na razvitiye i metamorfoz golovastikov
zelenoy lya6-ushki)
PERIODICAL: Doklady A.N SSSR, 1957, Vol. 115, Nr 6, pp. 1217-1219
(USSR)
A.B57RACT: Although the biological part played by microelements was
already suffiently investigated in publications, the
importance of uranium as microolement is for livinE
creatures only little stulied. The highest content of
uranium compounds exists in the thyroid ~fland. Uranium
was also found in the embryonal orrans of man, In connection
C
with the fact first mentioned the author decided to
examine the influence of uranium, as mentioned in the
title. The rater of the breedingvossels contained 1 to
200 mg of uranium nitrate in 7 graduations per I liter.
As criterion of the influence served; 1) Appearance of
the bilateral symmetry in tadpoles and their liberation
CARD 1/4 from the surrounding mucilage. 2) The moment of the

Development and Metamorphosis of Rana esculenta Tadpoles 20-6-45/48
as Affected by Uranium Nitrate
transition to free movement and 3) the surviving of
the developed tadpoles. 10 days tests showed that
uranium is not indifferent for the animals. Although
the development of the bilateral symmetry was not
impaired, the transition to free movement was markedly
accelerated and the capability of resistance of the test
animals in later stages was increased. They survived
longer even at higher temperatures of environment
(30-320C) and were still alive for a long time, when the
control tadpoles had already died. This was confirmed
by repeated tests, As the capability of resistance is
closely connected with metabolism processes that are due
to the nervous and endocrinous system, the problem rose
which type of influence was exerted by the thyroid gland.
Therefore the authors decided experimentally to determine
the influence of various uranium concentrations on the
metamorphosis of tadpoles. After 17 days the control
tadpoles died, probably due to the high temperature of
CARD 2/4 environment (310C). After 10 days, just as the test

Development and Metamorphosis of Rana esculenta Tadpoles 2o-6-45/48
as Affected by Uranium Nitrate
function, In the case of the artificial metamori,phoSi3
under the influence of thyroxine its action is not
suppressed but increased by thio-urea. It may be assumed
that in the case under review uranium is in its action
equal to thio-urea There are 1 table and 4 Slavic referon-
ces,
ASSOCIATION: Cherepovets State Medical Institute (Cherepovetek!y
gosudarstvennyy meditsinskiy institut)
PRESENTED: By Ye. N. Pavlovskiy, Academician, May 20, 1957
SUBMITTED: October, 1956
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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Pharmacology and Toxicology
HUN'Gkay
pharmacy at the University
HORVATH, Dezso, and Mrs. N.4-DoR,Andra
for Mledical Sciences (Ox~Vdiifidomanyi Egy'etem. Gyogyszertar) in
Pecs.
"Pharmacological Technology of Mannite Preparations Capable of
Being Used Parenterallyt,
BUdaD05t, Orvosi Hetilap, Vol 107, No 29, 17 Jul 1966, P 1365.
Abstract: The Sterile Laboratory (Steril Laboratorium) of the
Pliarmancy at the University for Medical Sciences in Pecs prepares
mannite injections In 20% concentration in ampoules containing
10 and 50 m.11., respectively, and 10% and 20% infusion solutions
In bottles holding 200,300, and 500 ml., respectively. These
preparations are used as osmodiureties and dehydrating agents, and
also for Intracranial and intraocular pressure reducers. The
principal characteristics and the uses of the preparations were
discussed. 9 referenoes, including 6 Hungarian and 3 Western.
1/1

HUNGARY
Mrs. NAD R -_"dras, HORVATH, Dezso, and Mrs. DEAK, Bertalan, PharMey
-0. 1 ,, I
ar the University for Medical Sc~ences (Orvostudomanyi Egyetem, Cyogyszert:ar)
in Pecs.
"Preparation of Fructose Injection and Therapeutical Applications"
Budapest, Orvosi Hecilap Vol 107, No 29, 17 Jul 1966, p 1366.
Abscract: The preparation of a 20% fructose injection solution, in ampoules
conraining 5 and 10 ml., respectively, and 5% and 10% infusion solutions
in botcles holding 500 ml. was described. These solutions may be used in
appropriate cases in lieu of glucose solutions. Their princiDal use is in
cases or acute alcohol poisoning, liver diseases, caloric intake, and all
ot:har inszances where the administration of glucose is counterindicated.
5 references, including I German, I Western, and 3 Hungarian.
1/1
24

HUNGARY
HORV.,%TH, Dczso, Mrs. LN-ADOR, Andras, and Mrs. DEAK, Bertalan, Pharmacy
at Lhe University for-TIMical 'Sciences (Orvostudomanyi Egyctcm, Gyogyszertar)
in Pecs.
"Pliarmaceurical-Tec~inological Aspects of Infusion Solutions Containing
Sugar and Alcohol"
Budapest, Orvosi Het;lap, Vol 107, No 29, 17 Jul 1966, p 1367.
Abstract: The applications and manufacture of a so-called 'energy infusion'
technology, involving the use of a solution containing 50.0 g. glucose,
100.0 g. fructose, 50.0 g. 90% ethyl alcohol, and made up to 1000 ml.
with distilled water, were described. Clinical tests showed that the so-
lution performs satisfactorily. It has a pH of 4.8-5, a density of
1.043-1.047, a rotating ability of -12.35" to -12.52*, and a refraction
of 53'-65'. 8 references to Hungarian publications.
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specimens were compressed in an app., described In detail.
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were detd. under the vOZ loads by an audiefrequency
bridge at I kc. frequency. Both the capacity and dietec.
lm Increased until the pressure reached 350-400 fig./sq.
cm. and decreased thereafter. It was assumed that Initially
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the structural voids without appreciably affecting the po-
tentials between the voids. This increased the cond. and
the polarity caused by the oscillation of the tons between the
voids. After the crit. pressure was attained. the potentials
ibetween the voids began to chance, resulting in a decrease
I. capacity and dielec. loss. G. 1. Erqyd-
4 ~jl)

NADOR, B.
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Differential thermoanaly-tic equipment for investigating systems containing
malting phase. P. 165.
MAGYAR KEMIAI MLYOIRAT. Budapest, Hungary. Vol. 65, no. 4, Apr. 1959.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (MAI), LC- Vol. ~-, No. 9, September 19D9
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AUTHORt Nador. B.
TITLE: Properties of Glasses of the System V 2 05 P 205
PERIODICALt Steklo i keramika, 1960, No. 10, pp. 18 21
TEXT-, Kitaygorodskiy and Karpechenko determined the zone of vitrifica-
tion in the systems V 0 - P 0 and V - P 0 WO It followsfrom
2 5 2 5 205 2 5 - 3 19
their researches that V 205 increases the electrical conductivity of the
glasses, and the increase of the P 0 content improves vitrification and
\11, 2 5
increases the glass stabilit The losses in weight when melting the
mixture V 205 and P205' dependent on the P 205 content, can be Been from
Fig., 1. The amount of oxygen which is separated during the melting of the
mixture V 2 05 and P205? is shown in Fig 2 as a function of the P 205 con-
tent., The amount of oxygen necessary for the complete oxidation of the
glasses in the system V 0 P 091 is shown in Fig 3. The dependence of
2 2
Card 112

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Properties of Glasses of the System V 0 - P 0 S/072/6o//0OO/010/00?,'OC4
9 5 2 5 B021/BO58
the specific weight cf the glasses of this system on their composition ig
shown in Fig. 4. The results of the thermographic investigation are shu;zn
in Fig 5 The fusing temperature of the glasses increases proportionally
to the P205 content (Fig 6) The I,-quidus curve is shown in Fig 7, the
phase diagram of the system V 205 - P205 in Fig 8 Figs 9-11 show the
dependence of the energy activation on composition. The author finally
underlines that V205 is irreversibly decomposed during melting The
system V205 - P2 05does not, therefore. represent a eutectic system
ASSOCIATION: VengriLva, Nauchno-issledovatellskly institut khimicheskoy
promyshlo.nnosti (Hungary, Scientific Research Institut-?-of
- the 6hemical TndustLy)
Card 212

NADOR, Bela
Diffaranti&l triermanaly-tical instAll,~tian for irr7eallicating
systeaw of melting phaaa. Magy kera tolynir 65 no.4:i65-166 Ap '54.
i. Nehe.;wngyipari Rutato Intezat, Veszprem.

NADOR, Bela, kandidatus
Data on the properties of vanadiumpentoxide-phosphoruspent.0-
xide system. Pt. 1. Magy kem folyoir 65 no. 11:443-447 N'59-
1. Nehezvegyipari Kutato Intezet., Veszprem.

Nador, BelaY dr. (Budapest~
Electron spin resonance
pentoxide-phosphorus pentoxide.
1-7 64.
Csepel I,Postafiok 93)
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investigations in thr'16ptex1vanad4um
Acta chimici-Hung 40 no. 1:
1. Research Institute of Reavy Chemical Industry, Veszprem.

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NADOR Erno, fmarnok; KRANITZ, C7u~la, dr.
-- I
More effective control system for yarn quality at the Gyor Cotton Mill.
Magy textil 13 no.2:72-7/+ F '61.
1. MEO-vezeto(for Kranitz).

"-Ss, T.
tP 4- VC, I -
Croimcl control of air traffic. lp. 165-
(Kozltkedes- es Kozlekedesepit,eqt,ic-,r.,n-ITlyi
,~Lyes-let) Budapest, ifunjar-j, Vol. 9, no. )~, Apr. 191;').
Monthly liEt of '"ast -E,ironean Accc-.ssions L-,:, Vol. ~i, No
Aw- st 1~51j.
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Ferenc; MDOR, Ferenc
BARDOSI, I
The probable increase in the number of airliners up to 1970,
Kozleked kozl 18 no.50:908-913 16 D 162.

I
NADC", UY.
MIaMOUT., versatility with standard types of traveling and port, 1 crpnes. r.). 2 -, .
RINGARIAN 'T7ATj INDUSTii".'~'. Budapest. No. 19, Spring 1956.
SU7-CF: East Eurouean Acces-Lons List Library of '-cn--ress
Vol. -5, No. 12, December 19%

KULCSAR. Andor. dr.; RAWR, (17org7. dr.; ZOLCZER. Laszlo. dr.;
FARAGO. Istva-n.-ff-.,- *XMAS; Edit. dr.
Clinical aspects and therapy of commotto cerebri. gagy.
Sebeezet 10 no.1:4-13 Kar 57.
1. A Budapesti Orvostudomarqi Iffetem B&jeveti SqkUszati
Intezateask Kozlememys. Igazgato: Rubanyi. Pal, dr. egyetemi
tanar.
(BRAIN, wounds & Inj.
concussion. ther. & other clin. aspects (Hun))

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NADOR 'YOUlaf dor. Gy6rgy]
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Progressive characteristics of Galileits scientific views. Ist,
astron. isal. no.2:247~-265 '56,.' (MLRA 10:6)
(Galilai, Galileo. 1564-1642)

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USSR / General DiVision. History, Classics. Personnel A-2
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., No 1., 1958, No 24
Author : Nador, Dverd
Inst :Not Given
Title :Leonardo, Philosopher of the Renaissance
Orig Pub :Vopr. filosofii, 1956, No 4, 65-72
Abstract :Leonardo da Vinci defended the experimental method in the
study of nature, acknowledged the necessity in nature and
the objectivity of its laws. The opinions of some researchers
who attribute to Leomardo in inclination to magic and v1sticism,
are refuted.
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t'i-, r,-~m -nd tF, -~ffrct, ~r- sc ~n~
r.reD-ra"' on. 3 iol. 6, no. 11
6c,, r ce, :--,.nrt L :ro- Ac '~or: List- ry -ress
Vol. 5, 3, AL:.-,,,s-. 1',,56

-,Y.
Descartes I method( 10"Y 2nd cc i ni ~ n r n ip ti-Ir 1 law.
t,. 219 (Ma,-yar Tudop..anyc s Akademia . I z t e mn t J4 kq i e s ~ i7 i kn dszt.: 1y. i. c ~ 1 f,: - ~ F, r, y , J". .
Vol. 7, nc. 2, 1'57. , Hun; ar
-Y )
1 ' -- ;(
-onti-.ly Index ~f hzst n;rop-,,n ;.cces,,.j,:,s 7) - ' -1. 7, nc. 2,
Febru2ry 2"75c

NADOR, D. (Vengriya)
Sigaificanae of Decartes' heuristic doctrine for the history
of science* Vop.ist.est.i tekh. no.10:17-23 160. (~UA 14:3)
,.4,- (Descartes# Renet 1596-1650) (Logic)

a fi..lozodiai tudor-anyok doktora
Some basic problems relating to the structure and psychology
of creative-iuventive thinking according to the concepts of
Descartes. MaV pszichol szemle 20 no.4t574-583 263.
1. Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia Gyermeklelaktani Intesete.
Igazgato: Dr. BELrtha Lajos, a pszichologiai tudomanyok
kandidatusa.

HUNGARY
SUKOSD, Laszlo, Dr, NADOR, Gy9rgy, Dr, HONIG, Vilmos, Dr; National Institute
of Traunatology (dire'Aoi~---~WTC~,-Gyorgy, Dr, professor) (Orszagos Trauma-
tologW Intezet), Budapest.
"Statistical Analysis of Industrial Accidents Based on the 1962 Patient
Material of the National Institute of Tramatology.t'
Budapest, Magyar Traumatologia, Orthopaedia es Helyreallito Sebeszet, Vol IX,
No 2, 1966, pages 137-141.
Abstracts (Authors' English summary modified] A definition of the concept
of occupational injuries, the statistical data of such patients, admitted
to the Institute during 1962, are analyzed. The patients are classified
according to sex. age. location of the injury and the therapeutical results.
The length of treatment, the length of disability compensation and the
exact time when the injuries occurred are also evaluated. It is concluded
that most injuries were caused by inadequate discipline and the neglect of
precautionary measures. The paper Is merely an Introduction; additional
experiments and factory examinations are planned to correct the errors
and to introduce better safety measures. No references.
1/1

callicrein conteat.of ZtvLduj PhyWQ149icA Changes
and in Wadectocia ' Sit 'r an'[ Kiroly Nido'
, Tud.minyceytterni Stumatol6giai Klinika. Budapest).
J)'T.Ort 11dihip 89, 117-9(1949).-In saliva from 14 Young
men Aged &-IS 2nd from 14 men aged 45-78 callictein was
.Ictd. by 4.ompating the effects an blood pressure of atropin-
11~1 (loci with the effects of a stand4vt padutin prrpn.
'~-tliva of aged men contains 4-5 times as much callicrein ai
%aliva of young men; the mein Yalu" were Jri.n4 4nd I-XI
units. resp Daily of houtiv Variation, of "Ificrein In
-fiv, 4 th, -.an~ per~n Aet' 111,ignifiwant The anit Ad
'rfl-- " ,oI intlueov~l if the --tru"n .( A~A ."
bv AdminiNtr Stiml 4 Atropine its p4rAfjrnto~i~
C-A11.11-111 Content of SA11vu %A, about .1-1, rttn~ higher
th- that of healthy coat"A PM0.9 of the name age group
No migui&-Ang d"I'lion ~Iullf he obse"M in caties or
J9'"1J%1t1% UI(VTOSA. IuCrl~ASC of CalliCrein Content of sah~A
~% high" the usore --r the oanutentolis. 1. F

NADORI K.
M-3T)
A dudapesti Tud. Stomatologiai Klinikajanar Kozlemenye. Vizs alatoK a nyal
chemizmusarol The chemistry of saliva Orvosi 'fetilap 1)4d, T561-576 (567-571)
Guarphs 4 Tables 3
.7 normal flow and by suction from "0 healthy men of
Samples of saliva obtained Ir
different ages ha,-. pH values between b.J0 and 7.09. Yhe pH after administration
of 50 g. of gugar was b-32-6.46. The rate of salivar~y secretion had no efre!A on the
p[l. Ptyalin activity was found (Wohlgemuth's method) to be optimal at pil 6.5-7-5.
It was lower after fasting and administration of sugar but higher after administration
of rari-na or quinine. Fasting and administration of farina, sugar or quinine caused
no variation in the inorganic (Ca, K, P9 Cl, Na) and dry weight while C03,11 and
11C031 are also significant. Zhe Ca and P contents are L)-l') and 11-2b mg.71~,,o mi.
respectively.
Kesztyus - Debrecen
So: Excerpta. Medica, Vol. II, No 7, Sec. II, July 1949

Ujabb vizsgalatok a ny-31 kall-ikreinjerol Chem-ical inveztigations cn t-e of
saliva Fogorvosi Szemle, audapest 1949, 42/2-3 (105-10:1)
When saliva or purified kallikrein (padutin) is boiled for some minutes it is
inactivated. Boiling for a longer time restores almost half the oriZoinal activity. ~'he
substance released by boiling is not histamine, although its action Is inhibited by
treatment ~nith dehistin (an antthistaminic). Kallikrein is regarded as a hormonal
agent of the salivary glands, acting on intestir-al secretions.
Straub-6:: -ed
So: P~xcerpta Medica, Vol. 11, No. 12, i9c. II, Decenber 19L0

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%Wai Me me
N.Ial me rbclff Be
X-170 wk 16110
me Me
N, 143 me me

-410% Me Pkcjig
N-144 319e %it
awn
the metco oak. of UK alf-larmodsto amt. to a
11cwti slAss tube. and hftt JD on. at " The
kmactim "IhWe4tlylk or
"th C9
71 go" to

c

Coto
13 179-9 M"-KCSCO
Coil 7 3 197-8 M".KtAc
cue too IW71 14110H
Colt ISO 1,91-so EltmUstAc

CHI
Is 174 mtGH-MftC0

Colt Ito 192 mem-EtAc
Cot, 10 194 A
Cot, 20 ....
clies w 176-7 WON

Cl4e, 30 IM-2 MCOH-Mexo
clipb 303 owtmcfftA.
Lo 138-M %11"-Melco
30 2&1-4 ato"
40 207 HtOH-MW
40 LI-44-111 Meoff-mftco

;110
L-K)
. ~M-MeCn
V

AUVI heonskir Wa. U*fti. the feactsuft was Completed in 1-2
.LAYS 'VeR ft CIKXn (;;~. with .. a.., Im% Yield. Tt.
products am gews"y Msdpw. in water, AM Their aq
motas. could he stecWted at 100' wtibout *_
a yieki #J .1448 mW N47. wbkb were apparvall. r&~z
efin"I am4kation. was low. Atwher method was there,-
(oft used. Diumlve 16.4 X. McPWNPh in t6 ad. ceacd.
Ila, a-141 0 ml. 11010 &40. and I S. p4rx(Ormaidehydr,
brAl fI hi% . a4d afkAti, treat Several min with %team. 41t%-
W4VC the Oil ift MOO, dry With VRS(k, frllk'~* the HfvO,and
'fi~td in "o,xo. Atxvit 14 g. N,N'.fimethyt-
b, 211-13', is obtained. whkh
giv"Iba quate"Lacycoavd. ohm its mecow(ft. is tivace-f
with Mel. to the bial. modag of *448 Sad X-07. slatibr
c&vto arcre obeavc ; 0.3 mg./ft. Muent otmtPlete waiscie
paralysi. to MIS. For the vesph tory paral"is. bowever.
O."A mg.Ag. was weded. Thus. they have a awch
Prater therapeutic Utittpte than d-tubmurarhm, Their
-effect was lastims aml could met be antagmteed by peastic-
mine. A t4wrelathm Of Structure with W. actrvity 6
gift". layin FinAly

111twittimatemary sylyttino' devivativre with curanno edoct
I I~ k I-Lwv %Ul~ K.-amt,
So.
19.'o 1
r ... Inf-iir.rm~ u,t I.- --f-d mr..1k, Littom,
,% J."Ilf
'ools o.ui, th~ qu..ivt,-g~ I L,,i ....... AtCll,\
I'll. fwt 11, 1........... kik'll.Cll III
m I!,, ..... ..1 .01, -tan-
fl- I- lit 1%,,i I,n.- I,ri, of tvj~ I -t~ in-li
-f
o-1
It .f It,,
f.-m Fh. ~jj...
-.1 d-
c.ill't"Ic to .1 I's f,~qt, 41-1. 1 .1 P.
Mc--ilm I I \ I-'M .
.01. 1 1 p %, t N I 4W. !17
1.4, -11, -4-t lottilmir , \ I C,
I IN 21111'. hvm,mk1
t\-1 it 177'. (-matc-
IT-11. tw-it.h. 1 47 =N 311', 2 A Ollllj~l, 1:11%
,I \ IC I"'.] ut.,
.'.1 11:0 ct, orl
-I-t-l .,If, ;,r ....... I..
h.-, It, N - 147. 1 hr ot .... .. I hk h

!st

With thotob CCIDUI Wl
rocificHINRCHA
7 ~yu haa
-all C5
With~ iraftt-
mi-to. giei

dhig CI br-~R ,de-
"Onii
F_
- - -
TfiCK oz":Phcu.-'-
v ._OF~5;-:PhCHj. jz, Cf~
C1 lo,-
gis laf."f
"Cl-
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Intel,
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In
;
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t ftc~zr'174- YsWiMll
4, A, Alt 'Iti, 'd

NAMR, KAROLY
Chemical Abat.
Vol. 48 No- 4
Feb- 251, 1954
Organic Chemiatr7
Atte~npts to Ifad new compounds with cuiarelike effects.
M. Quaternary derivatives of dkmd=
KAr Lpd LWLCLn=k
llxwg. 2. -M-74(1952Xin
C.M.
cf, C.A. 40, *17f,-Severat qwternary derivs.
of surciW.- and phthaloyloopine socre syntliatind with the
object of establishing the changes in Pharstacol. effects of
"gization of bi uaternary comptis. by aralkyl.
the quate
compils. w kh, as a rule. y eld derivs. with gangliatt-block-.
te.1
V
tag ersects. Succinyl-anti-tropine (1). be.ss 140-50'. was
P"W. in 6 x. yield 82% by pouring 2.5 ml. (0.025 mote)
(Cff,CGCih an 7.1. g. (0.04 mote) tropine-11CI, keeping the
reaction mixt. 3 hri. at M-20" with air and moisture "-
daded, moistening with water when gas formation ceases.
adding Nits to Fit B.S. st"kithig 8 titnes with eight 25 mi.-
ofCHC decolorizing with C. removing thesolvent,
=h`:9* under reduced pressure. Phthatcyl-anti-trapine
(H), .. 66-V, Is obtained by reesterification of tropine
%ith o-C,H,(C0sEt)x in the presence of Na. rhe faiiowing
CHr-Cil-Clit"
.[C0.411 NA(e.R'X
P
Is-
1.2R'X (R - -Clf&Cifr-) and U.2R'X (R - a-Cgflq) were-
e~. RIX and Compd. no. given): U). Atel (N-297),~
J11bI P-MdCJ14C11sHF (D ~~. t%-BrW4CH2Br
N-W7); (Ua). Afel (11b), PhCH2Br (N-M).
1a), m. 310* (decompa.)I obtained by adding Ifel to I in
'tbs. Me%CO. allowing to stand for a day, filtering, washing
,othe pint. with McCW to remove unsameted substance, and
reffyotg. front MeM.PiP. 1b, m. 200-20 (decomp".)..
from I I 16f -CO with P-Mecitfiel off fe, at. 20' (de-

tj a~lding m-Br1;H4CHsBr to I in Ntc%COj
-vu.). p-pd. h
allowing to stan 3 days, filteclax. and recrysta. from
MeOH-M&O. !h, m. 299-M' (decompn.), prepd. by
quaternizing It In MC&CO with Met wid rtcry!;tg. from
water. Ub. m. 216* (d pa.), obtained by refluxing
U 3 En. in UezCO with PhCfftHr, filtering, washing the.
salt with Me&CO and recrystil. from B4cOH-Et%O. Mama-
col. tests revealed that the curate effect is predominant in
the bis-quaternary derivs. Compd. K-W ptoved in frog
tests to be 2.5 t .unes and'N-W SA-thnes ad stmug as d.
Jubacumdn.

MOM. L.;NADOH, K.,-KOVATSITS, M.
New adrenaline-blocking compounds. Acta pbWsiol. hung. 3 ao.1:175-182
1952. (CIAL 24:3)
1. Of the Institute of Pharmacology of Budapest University.

GYERM, %;MWR&j11.-
..m
Studies on cholinergic blocking substances. Il. Correlations between
structure and effect in antimuscarine, ganglion blocking and curare-
like actions of mono- and bis-quaternar7 ammonium compounds. Acta
physiol. hung. 3 no-1:183-193 1952. (CLKL 24:3)
1. Of the Institute of Pharmacology of Budapest University.

NAPOR) K.
to C mpmdj with Cag
.st.%f' %Z1 1.9."iff a! I
rnazy tropeines. V ?J&A-
and lirm an C
a
T ~Chim. ~VAPtal;C a
C. , Oft. d. C.A.
ag
47, 133h, 48. 2076f. The following R.S' i fro-
.I$- yk s(
niurfa bromlitet) were prtpd. by heatin I m0 14-
9 1
RtHrh and 2 moles of the corres n Ing tropelne in
id
c
clelco radical of the tropelne. . .. and d
lete paralysis In frogs gi
197~. 20
A'T Txp Us, 2*28AO*, 2.5 (syrn-s cr. 2371. 5)~'
210', 7.5; m4ndeloyl, 177'. 5; and kopoyl, 107-81, 2.5.
Also prepd. were bro-
mMe), 210-l', 1.7; 8,8'-O.Xel~ is(ma!del~eropixiuffs
bromide), 2GI-7'. 2; and 8,8
bromide). 276% 0. The
pharmacol. results show that a distance of 13-15 A. between
the ittaternary N groups is not required for the curarine ef-
fect Barlow andilng, C.A. 43. 2703c) and Indkate that the -
structure of the cation hcad Is of paramount importance In
detg. the activity of such compds. J. L. O'lldeq_

NADCR, KAROLY

e no Stereocke M 0 MLAUQWS. 1. The
(-t
fi
ti
coa
m o
go an
aura
I J., f. Ckel". S".
a t e rates N - 0 acyl mi-
has shovrn thai the relative positions of the nitrogen
"
3 1110 group In nortropme and In itacpseudo-
ld
p and cis resp. The stereochemical notation
E

Chemical Abet. ishioned after the sterolds and triterpenes,
therefore nortcopint and norpmudetroplue ate noctropan-
Vol- 48 No-
4 3m-ol and -M-of respectively. N-AcetylnortropanV-ol (1)
.
7 Feb. 25, 1954 and 6.15N HCl In 41oxatte yield LHCI, in. 165*. N-
'
, Is obtained by Schot-
Bensayinortropars-10-ol (U), tn. 166
Organic Chemistry ten-Baumann benzoylation of the nortropan-M-ol carbum-
ate (M). 0-Bewoy(aor1ropax4P-c1-HC? (IV), in. 212', is
obtained from M, N HCI, and BxCl heated on a steam bath
for 5 firs. 0-Acr1y1xor1ropax-3"-ffC1 (V). in. 213-14*, is
repd. by refluxing nortropap-3ti-al-HO with AcCl for I
r. O-Henwyfriorlropax-&-d-110 (VI), m. 214-16*, J3
g
by refluxing tuirtrupti-3wol-11CI with excess MCI
Fcvpd
5 rs. N-Acel)[mortropax-U-d-80 (VU). in. 160,-3*,
h
is prepd. train N-acetyluortropau-3" and SN ITC1.1n
dioxane. O-Acelylaorfropaa4a-cl-HLI (VIU), in. 192-4*.
is obtained from tropati-&,-yl carbamate with 5N HCI and
'
with 5N 110 in
AcCl. 11 an standing for 24 firs. at 25

dkmue yiAls IV. IV reaimics to U an treatment with
2N MaOIT. is recovered un.
changcd by treatment with 11C1. V1, when treated with N
NaOlt, apparently does not react, I all beatific to 164),
melts and then solidirte-A. yielding V. V. wh -en neutralized
to 1600 for
with o IN NaOH. kives I.HCI. Monheat
IOmlW,gjvcsVUL 11. Tits configuration Glinthe cff~cisints.
Ibid. 724-7.-The can-
GAbor Fodor and aldit Kovdcs.
figurations of the epinters, emnlue and pseudoccgonitte and
cocaine and pseudococaine. have been established by acyl
-3 HO
migrations and other stereaspecific reactions. The C
group proved -to be in the ci-position in ecgonine. N-
Acetyinor-30-ecconint Et ester. in. 112', gives 0-acetyl-0-
Monine Et ester-HCI an treatment with HCI an the steam
batit for 4 firs. The reverse reaction is observed by treat-
ment of the O-Ac HCI salt with NaMt. N-acetyl-&-
ecgonine Et ester, in. 150*, (a] V - 19.4* (c 9, EtOH) does
not rearrange with HCI in diame. 2-a-Henzatuldotropan-
-40.5*. is obtained by Curt-
3-~a-ol-HCI (1). in. 228*. [a]"4
ins degradation of (-)-bcnzoyl-3a-ecgoaiae and treatment
with HCL I refluxed with MeOH conic. 3.5N anhyd. HCI
e 26-anfinif-&-benza foxytro-afte-2KC1, in. 214-15%
VIC.- -21.9- (c 2, H,05. Revirfie reaction occurs in N
M
,product in the prepa. of 1. 2-a-amino-
XaOH. As abX-
lrGP`"1-&-fA4MCl was obtained. Curtins degradtin ~f
M-0-benzoyl-30-ccgonitic yiL.Ids :!u_lx-jjz,,nitjojtGjn
, n_:jl~
at, in. (C 2, 11-0). which doe:i not rearrange
Onlicatingwithilclinkleoll. Cocaineraireduction with
LiAllf, gives, after treatment with 110, U-3a-ei-Rollillol
(11) IICI salt, in. 270-2*, -37.3 *; %%,I He ti,% I 11, I-c(Itle-
tion of -,I#-ccgonine Ate cster gives (+)_ajj_cegojjinoj 111.
M-3. ~ +)
faM 3, 1-1~0) IIICI salt. in. 232-3*, jol"p,
46.3*)]. %%'hen Ilistrcatedwith PhCHOand PhSOJI there
is obtained 0.0'-betitylidette-3,v*tcgOllilt0l, Ill. 102--V,
fal" -9-43. No b-MIZAIdette deriv. is obtffittEll fl-0111 the
91
30-compd. Udehydmtcstqhcutreatt.,d%vitliclitotuilt)-tirite
and concil. HiSO4 at 20% however the 30-compd. (Ices not
react. K. C. Schreiber

NADOR, K. t GYMM,, L.
"Synthesis of Compounds vith Ganglion Blockinz Effects.0 Pt. 2. Monoquaternary tropeines.
In English . P. 323 (ACTA CHIMICA, Vol. 3, No. 3, 1953) Budapest, Hungary
",- 11"'; 1" ' --, I-/ai-5t
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions, Library of Congress, Vol. 3, No. 4,
April 1954. Unclassified.

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G73aMK, L.; HADOR K
Studies on cholinergic blocking substances. III. ffeuroKu cular
blocking tropeines. Acta pbqsiol. hung. 4 no.1-2:159-174 1953.
(GLKL 25: 1 )
1. Of the Inatitnte of Pharmacology of Budapest University and of
the Pharmaco-Industrial Research Institute, Budapest.

f6ratafif-
COU dd'i thyl bratflot;
-
r pla bromide dobcdol bromide. pt-broillo.
mo Z)i
;meth (LE) &~ffiylcu tuld'
_plidifim Iodide brim6birizvl bramzm. -ewarabeft
--be~te6f billss-4tile ftwEgimyl broinf4e,
'be AM=
azy trap
yWc,
f6d bcd-
joa~; ta
pint thg
am.
benz thy
trap brawlda
th
YJ
eif6ite of 84"h belftyl iddel and -bromobWmAndithyl .6roMI& Qua
env-
-b 'd , I.- Qr theA =xlddate~ of troplue. The
i.ZYL arid:t dobinz:yt~qtxit
Im emarles. were- the - a,
hlGro A al
- 1, - vc
H6 'a 'AV A
nh fv-g a~ lodd Agentt.
ob - SKVniph -r
.1 met Yf=
be bf ' it h tn&duux 'W6rf4e4 --- COmPdg.. I mad It fave,1--
uscmritild tioa.
IM ac `~CmuVd.IllEs
biamid, P* chrambeu=ti af -
Zv~rrpatcutWmpaf etic
=old
ep
IMM~wi of g4liethyfupp
ep
b
Ice:
Abe
7 ~4,1~', my g.
-No
heny
6E., 00.
pate-0
Cap- a
b0 #146. #*"toAfty
711 `-j

NADOR, Karoly
Synthesis of Cholinergicplly Paralyzing and Stimulating Tropine Derivaties.
Szerves Kem. Konf., Debrecen, 1953, P. 8045; Curr. Chem. Papers, No 12,
1954, p. 630.

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