SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PATEK, K. - PATENKO, A. A.

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7. aistbnce equal to 15 a- very sharp increase of nonradlative recombination
two (SiOZ)2
probability begins. An increase of nonradiative recombination begins if
-tetrahedra are placed between two neighboring Nd3+ ions. Since at such a distance.
any essential overlapping of wave functions is improbable, such mechanisms of
transfer of excitattion ener~,y associated with a fluorescence quenching (e.g.,
41 "41) 942 + I Dmust be taken int(5. consideration. A statistical
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Nd3+--Nd3+ distances and shows a relatively high homogeneity of th& spatial distribu-
tion of neodymium, the lowest detectable distance being only about 10% smaller thane
tbe"average. one, -and the higliest-being about 30% higher than the average 'value,
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AUTHORt Patek,, Ke"l (Prague)
TITLEs Lasers w
)d the present state of the art
SOURCEt Pokrolky matwztikvp fraiky a astronomiep no- 4j, 1964, 205-222
TOPIC TAGSs laser,, cohsrent 3-ightp.solid state laser, gas laserp semiconduotor
laser
This p,,digogical article discusses the theoretical principle of opora-_
ABSTRACT:
tion of lasers and explains how they differ from other light sources. The theory
and operation of solid-state (crystal)p gas# and semiconductor lasers a" analyzod
and the present state of laser research is roviewed at some length. It in pointed
out that lasers# far from being the object of basic research that they were in
the-years-1960-62., have become tools in their-technical applicationg ao vell as in
their application in physics. __ _. Tha - progreas made to date in laser toobniqu.9 is
a research is surveyed* Orig.-
summed up,, and the laser as an instrvwnt in phia.0
art, bast 16 figures aiA 5 forsm1as.
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HAIJPTMANOVA, K.; PANTT0FLICEK,.7.; PATEK,K.
Optical and laminiescerce ProFertias of the glass activated by neodymium.
. 14 no.9:69' "06 '64.
Chekhosl fiz zhurnal C~-
1. Institute of PI,ygirs, Czechoslovak Acadairy of Pr&gu9
8, Lumumbova 11 FaciAty of' Physics, Charles 11nive:,olty, Prague 2,
Ke Karlovu 5.

ACCESSION NR: AP4042321 Z/0037/64/000/004/0394/0396
AUTHOR: Patek, Karel
TITLEt Seminar on quantum generators of light
SOURCE: Ceskoslovensky casopis pro fysiku, no. 4, 1964, 394-396
TOPIC TAGSt laser, laser application, laser theory, laser material
ABSTRACT: During the week of 3--8 February a seminar on lasers was
held in Liblice. It was organized by the Physics Institute of the
CSAV under the auspicei of.JCMF and in conjunction with UPT CSAV in
Brno. The purpose of the seminar was to'acquaint those studying
lasers or their applications with the basic information on quantum
generators, and discuss the present state of laser research and
future tasks. The seminar was attended by 71 participants and a
smaller number of guests who attended specific lectures. WorkeKs of
nine research institutions reported on the progress of their work.
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The actual program consisted of 15 lectures. In an introductory
Ilecture, K. Patek, ScC. (FU CSAV, Prague) summarized the basic in-
formation on lasers and their new physical and technical possibili-
;ties. Engineer 1. Stol',la (FJTF, Prague) discussed the inversion
of quantum levels, methods of obtaining inversion, ahd the kinetics
l
of quantum transitions in current installations v;ithtwo, three,
iai0a more levels. Corresponding Member of CSAV, M. Trlifaie (FU
iC$AV, Prague) presented fundamental methods for solving Schroedinger's
equation for a many-electron atom. Professor B. Havelka (Palacki
University, Olomouc) discussed the main types of optical resonators
~of quantum generators and their relative merits. Engineer V. BocXa
AUPT CSAV, Brno) discussed the use of a Fabry-Perot interferometer
for the study of the monochromatic radiati7on of the laser. Engineer
D. Vavrouch (UPT CSAV,.Brno) discussed the main types of constant-
phase lasers. E. Podskalsky, SbC. (VUVET, Prague) spoke of xe*non dis-
charges for lasers. The next two lectures (Engineer V. Xment,
Association of Chemistry and Hining, Ustni n. L. and EnVineer J.
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ACCESSION NR: AP4042321
Jindra, VUM, Turnov) were devoted to the growing of single crystals
for lasers. Engineer F. Petru (UPT CSAV, Brno) spoke about the,
parameters of gas lasers'from, the theor6tical-optics and technical
point of view. Engineer Zd. Vesela spoke about active substances
of gas lasers from the spectroscopic point of view. These lec-
tures included results of experiments on the Ne-He gas laser.
Physics candidate T. Peceny (VUST, Prague) lectured on the theory of
the semiconductor laser. Physics candidate T. Simecka (UFPL CSAV)
presented results of experiments on semiconductor lasers. The last
two lectures were devoted to laser physics and were delivered by
.A. Fouskova ScC. (FU CSAVs Prague) and by Engineer J. Blahla.
The future tasks of laser research were discussed. The most
qrgent task was found to be the beginning of small-scale production,
.of the developed types of lasers so that samples of Czech lasers
could be exhibited at the BVV in 1964. Thid refers to ruby and gas
Jasers. It was found unfortunate that no researcher had taken.ad-
antage of the ready aVailability in.Czechoslovakia of good-quality
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!gallium arsenide singli crystals. It wds reco=nend~d that along
;with the existing coordination of CSAV, a main workshop "Quantum
iGenerators" should alaq be establishod at VUVET Prague for tasks
..under the jurisdiction of SKVT; institutes of CSAV should also be
rrepresented in it. This -seminar will be followed by a second part
devoted to laser applipations, organize4 by UPT CSAV, BjZno.
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AVMORt Hatwtmanoval No; Pantoflicaks, J,; P&
MM 3 07ldcai and knineocence Vr dum-eativated glass
I~o,of w2jj!_
GOUXMs ChekhoolamtskLy fieldhookiy zburnalp ve 24..*Uo- 9j. IA.. 698-706
TOPIC SM t activated barium- glass# Reodymium., spectrum,, absoryticm
capability laser design, luminescence kinetics
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AWTRACT: nw authwo investigated the properties of barign g3z ated
vith neod*dvou to detemine their ouitabili for usi-iii measuredl
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the emIssim spectrum,, the light absorptloWand the luminescence kLnetics as
temverature tunotions, From the obtained the thmahold of the stima-
lated emiosion, vas determinede The spectrm of lTd3+-.ic'ns in the glass VUS in-
Urpreted froat that of a free- NO+. - The -effect, of - lucressing the Wd content
and, other possible changea to ImIrove the absorption capability are discuasede
The 1wer design and the application of -the Ifivestigated -glass -in the 1aser
technique are also describ4do The author believes that the possibilities of
lawoving Vw quality of the Investigated glue am w(hawted as Par as the

WINM. Hiscayalaw; PATNIM, Jeray; YILIVXX, Helena
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Blood lipoproteins in malt'ip-le sclerosis. lieur. &c. t)olBka 7 no.6:
23-32 Nov-Dee 57.
1. Z niniki Neurologiaznej A. M. w Posmniu Iterownik: prof. dr A.
Dowzenko. i z Zakladu Cheinil Fizjologicznej A. H. w Poznwniu.
Kierown1k: Prof. dr Z. Stolzmann. Adres: Poznan, u1 Garbary 40 m.
(MULTIPLIC SCLVMIS, blood in
liDoproteins, determ. (Pol))
(LIPOPROTEINS, in blood
in multiple sclerosis (Pol))

WIN13R, Kieczyslaw; 2:!!.!a,,.,je - ~~J~LIFAK, Helena
'u. ~
Blood proteins In multiple sclerosis. Neur. &c. nolska 7 ao.6:
913-922 Nov-Dec 57.
1. Z Kliniki NeuroloOcznej A. M. W P02nanlu Kierown1k: prof. dr
A. D0W2enk0 i z Zakladu Chemii Fizjologicznej A. M. w Poznaniu.
Kierownik: 'orof. dr Z. Stolzmann. Adres: Poznan, ul. Garbary 40.
m. 5.
(MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS, blood in
pTotein determ. (Pol))
(BLOOD PRONINS, In various die.
multiple sclerosis (Pol))

WJSM, Mieczyslaw; PATRISKIJerzy; FILIPEK, Helena
Changes in b ood protein value in tuberculous enceDhalomeningiti-s.
Grazlica 25 no-3:1;;:208 Mar 57.
1. Z Kliniki, Neurologicznej A.P. w Poznaniu Kierownik: prof. dr
A. Doweako i z Zakladu Chemil Fizjrlogicznej A.M. w Pbznaniu Kierownik:
prof. dr Z. Stolzmann.
(TUBERCULOSIS, WINGFAL. blood in
proteins in encephalomeningitis (Pol))

KTDBIA, Adolf ; PATBJDL, Zdene)r
Dermatoses after nettle rash. Gas. lek. cesk. 97 no.41:1303-1307 1~
Oct 58.
1. OUNZ Chab - kozni oddeleni, prednosta )MyDr. Adolf Xudela. j%. I..
Cheb. OLN:' -
(URTIGARIA
liettle rash (Cz))

PATFJDL, Zdanek, MUDr.
Contribution to the therapy of herpaB 208ter. Prakt. lek.,
Praha 35 no.14:322-324 20 JU17 55.
1. Xcznl addelent OUNZ Cheb. prim. Mr. A. Kudela.
(HERPES ZOSTER. therapy)

P"'TMLOVA t F. nT.
ZIUSKA, J..Dr; STANINCOVA, V.,Dr; FATEMOVA. M.,Dr
Toxic dyspepslas In children with antrometoiditle confirmed
by antrobony. Pediat, listy 9 no,2:98-100 Ap 154.
1. Z detako-koJeneekshooddelentOUNZ Cheb, prinar KUDr Art
Zelanka.
(NATOLDITIS, in Infant and child,
*in toxic dyspepalas)
(IMANT NMITION DISORDIMS,
*toxic dyspepsia with maetolditle)

PATSK, Josef, HUDr (Brno. Zampachova 7)
Treatment of pregusney naphropathiest Lek* listy, Brno 9 no.21:
1-496 1 Nov 54.
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1. Krajaka klinicka. porodnice v Brne. III. porodnicke a Umokologicke
odd. prim. Dr Cernocha.
(KI M Y. diseases.
In pregn.. ther.)
(PUGNANCY. complications.
kidney din., ther.)

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Ilbs Jour : "of Zhur - Fizikr,, I~o 10,1958, Nic 23263
Author : Irtak Jan
Inst :_No_t7TTv-an
Title : kroducts of the Nctionrl 6nterprise Tesl_ Vrscvicc.
Orig Fub :Slr-bcyr,-udy ol,;zor, 1957, 18, No 12, 873-876
Abstr,ict i~' briof dcscrirtion of new rroducts of tho Nationel Ent~r-
prifri Toslr, 7rsovico, oxhibitul nt the Third Fnir of tho
Dzochoslovrk Mrchine Building intho city of Brno (high
power _,encrctcr tubc, ionic roctifiors of high power, dif-
fusion cil ru,.r, etc-)-
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PATEK, J. Stabilization of bottled wine. p. 230
Vol. 2. no. 10, Oct. 1956
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Praha, Czechoslovakda
SO: East Eur-opeall Accession Vol. 6'.. no. 2. 1957

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P- 54. (Zelaznice, Praha, Vol. 4. no. 3. Far. 1954)
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"Electric Conductivity." p. 161. (MM'AMC170-11F.J:.~OT ,
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Abs jour Ref Zhur Fizika, No 1; 196C, 2122
Author Patek, Kare).
Title oil I'Lloteelectrolumillescence Cf ZnS-CU
Cri,S Pub Ceskosl. CaBOP- fYs-, 1959, 0, No 1, 4""-r,2
Abstract The influence of weak ultraviolet radiation was ob-
served on the elk.!ctroluminescence of ZnS-Cu over
one cycle of applied alternating voltage. It wris
observed that alca~; with the uniform increase in
bri~;htaess over the entire cycle, an increase is ob-
served in the first brittaess maximimi aad a va;1is.,-
In(, of the second maximumi. Here the first maxii,i-,jr,
shifts somewhat. As tl-n intensity of the radiated
li6ht (1) increases, the brightness at the first tra-
ximi.u,,. increases, reaching a maximum value at difinite
I X. The value of I.- increases with incroasing
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AUMOR: Pa'tek, Kxytt CZ/3?-58-5-1?/19
TITLE: Photoelectroluminescence of ZnS-Cu (K fotoelektrolumin-
iscenci ZnS-Cu)
PERIODICAL: Ceskoslovensky Casopis pro Fysiku, 1958, Nr 5,
p 628 (Czech)
ABSTRACT: The electroluminescence of a sample of ZnS-Cu consisted
of two peaks (above zero-brightness L ) durinj,- each half-
cycle of the applied electric field. irradiation of the
sample by ultraviolet light of intensity I during the
measurement of electroluminescence had the following
effects:
1. L increased linearly with I above zero. T"-,is
t2 simple photolumineseence.
2. The first (and larger) peak imlectroluminescence
increased proportionally to I . At low frecuencies
of the electric field this increase reached saturation,
at high frequencies no saturation was observed.
3. The second peak decreased exponentially with I.
4. The phase of the first peak relative to the applied
voltage shifted forward as the second peak decreased.
Card 112 When it disappeared, the phase remained constant even

Fh6toelectrolumineseence of ZnS-Cu CZ/37-58-5-17/19
when I was further increased.
5. The described phenomena occurred in both emission bands
of this phosphor: 460 m~L and 520 m1i.
The effects are due to the increased density of free
electrons caused by ultraviolet irradiation.
There are 2 f igures.
ASSOCIATION: Fysika'lnl upstav C43AV, Praha
(Physics Institute, Czech Ac.Sc. Prague)
SUBMITTED: April 18, 1958
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CZWHOSLOVAKIA/Optice - Luninosconco
Abe Jour t Rof Zhur - Fizika, No 12, 1958, Ila 28581
K-6
Author C~tek Karol
Inst S Ph_y_s_f-c5--IWns-`Ututo, Czechoslovak Acadeny of Sciences, Prn,7uo,
Czechoslovakia
Title I Ltzdnoscont "Tau-Moter" of New Types
Orig Pub i Chokhoel. fiz. zh., 1957, 7, No 6, 744-747
Abstract : The author has proposed and built a tau-mter circuit with
linear time swoop, but taking the logarithn of the measured
signal. To take thologarithri of the silmal use is -.-ndc of
the characteristic dopondunco of the gain of a photorulti-
plier on the dynodo voltag-cs i/1 -':-' cxp E, wherc i is the
photomultiplier current, I the liCht flux incidont on the
cathode of tho photonultiplier, and E the volta-0 botwean
dynodes. The photo.-mltipliar is connected in the circuit in
which currant i is mintainod constant by autonntic reguln-
tion of E. Than lo,-, I~~F E + const. If the neanurod varia-
tion of I (t) is exponential, than -5 is dotorninod directly
from the slope of the E (t) line. To re!7ister E, the last
jard 1/2
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PATI-Al K.
Thermal conditions of clectroluminescence and thermo-stimulated electrolunire-
scence of zinc sulfide crystals.
P. 526 (CESKOSLOVENSKY CASOPIS PRO FYSIKU) Vol. 71 no. 5., 1957,
Praha, Czechoslovakia
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC, Vol. 7, No. 3,
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AUTHORt _Wej, CZECH/37 59-1-7/26
TITLEt Photo-Electroluminescencee~in ZnS-,Cu
PERIODICAL: Ceskoslovensky Casopis Pro Fysiku, 1959, Nr 19
pp 1+7--52 + 1 plate
ABSTRACT: The present inveStigation used a very low intensity of
U.V. radiation acting on the phosphor during the actLon
of electric fields. This means that the electro-
luminescence was modulated by photoluminescence instead
of the usual procedure of modulating photolumineseence by
an electric field. The two effects show different phase
relations (Fig 3) (Fig 1+9 p 116c). The measurements were
carried out on powdered samples with 10-3 g/g of Cu and
sometimes Cl as co-activator. The phosphor was dispersed
in a dielectric and a sheet of thickness 0.1-0.2 mm of
this solid dispersion was introduced into an electric,
field of the order of 5 X 104 V/cm. The U,V. radiation
was limited to 364 m by an interference filter. The
luminescence was filtered by a seoond interference filter
passing either 460 mu or 520 mp to the photomultiplier.
Card Fig 5 shows the momentary brightness of electro-
ess
luminescence without irradiation Bo and this brightn
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the secondary maximum of the preceding cycle (Fig 9).
This is obtained even by very low intensity U.V~
irradiation. While at room temperature the described
changes occur instantaneously with switching on of the
U.V., several minutes are needed Lo attain equilibrium at.
-150 oc. The U.V, irradiation apparently influences the
excitation rather than the emission. The increased
number of electrons in the conduction band due to U.V,
irradiation, necessarily leads to an increased
probability of excitation of an activator by accelerated
electrons. A decrease of the maximum at higher levels of
irradiation may be explained by one of several mechantsmB,
such as radiationless recombination on surfaces, decreased
effective field due to increased conductivity, et,~. The
disappearance of the secondary maximum can be explained by
the fact that the polarisation is restricted by photo-
Card conductivity due to U.V. Irradiation,
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AUTHORS: Patek, Karel and Damaskovit, Sv9tlana
TITLItt Decay of glectroluminexcence of ZnS-Cu
PERIODICAL: Ceskoslovensk� c-asopis pro fysiku, 1959, Nr 5,
PP 479 - 486
ABSTRACT: The decay of alectrolumineacenceand particularly its
temperature dependence, can help in the interpretation
of this effect. Matossi (Ref 3) and HahnikS*eman (Ref 4)
have previously studied the decay of electroluminescence.
The present investigation uses longer pulses, so that the
decay of the primary maximum (during the duration of the
electric field) and-the secondary maximum (without the
field) can be completely observed. The decay is measured
at various temperatures.
The apparatus has been described previously (Ref 5). The
electroluminescence of powdered ZnS-Cu was excited by
square pulses of 1 msec duration, of alternate polarity
with a repetition frequency of 200 c.p.s. The intensity
of emission is shown in Figure I (p g54a) as a function
Cardl/3 of time at the temperatures of -200 C and -100 0C. This
-- I-Ale

06628
Decay of Electroluminescence of ZnS-Cu
CZECH/37-59-5-4/13
light sum and amplitude of the secondary maximum is more
voltage-dependent than the primary maximum. The observed
phenomena are explained on the basis of a model described
by the author in Ref 5. The primary maximum is due to the
action of the external field, while the secondary maximum
is due to the internal polarization field. The decay of
the primary maximum is probably determined by the reduction,
due to polarization, in the intensity of the applied electric
field. The decay of the secondary maximum is then due to
the relaxation of the polarization.
The agreement of the present results with those of previous
authors (Refs 3,4) is not very good.
There are 6 figures, 1 table and 5 references, of which
4 are English and 1 German.
ASSOCIATION: Pysikkni u'stav eSAV, Praha (Institute of Physics
of the Czechoslovak Ac.Sc., Prague)
SUBMITTED: November 8, 1958
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CZECIHOSLOVAXIA Physical Chemistry. Crystals.
Ab3 Jour: Ref Zhur-rhirrilya, No 18, 1956, 60024.
Author Karel
Inst
Title Temperature Dependence nf Electroluminescence a-id
Thermally Excited Eloctroluminescence in ZnS - Cu.
Orig Pub: Ceskosl. casop. fy3., 1957, 7, No 5,,~26-532;
Checho3l. fiz. zK., 1957, 7, No 5, 5 -591.
Abstract: No ab3tract.
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CZECHOSLOVAKIA Laboratory E(JuIPIment Instruments)
Their Theoryp Construction) Applic8tion.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-KhimiYs, NO 19, 1958, 643o6
Author Ratsk Karel
Inst Not girc-n
Title A Neil iype of Luminescent -Meter.
Orig Pub: Ceskosl- caeop. fys.R 1957, 7, No 6, 729-731
Abstract: Describes a 'y-meter of a new type worked out
and applied in the Physical Institute of the
Czechoslovakian AS for the measurement of the
time of relaxation of luminescence and other
processes that proceed according to the simplest
exponential law (_t/ I-). The action Of the-r-meter
is based on the principle of the conversion of the
phenomenon of relaxation into an electric process
proportional to the one Investigated. In the
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CZEMIOSLOVAni,/Optics - Luminesocnec K-6
Abo Jour : Ref Zhur - Fizika. No 4. 1g,)9. No 0779
Author : Patek Yarel
Inst
Title : The Temperature Dependence of Electroluminescunce and Ther-
mostimulated Electroluminescence in AnS-Cu
Orig Pub : Ceskoal. casop. fys., 1957, 7, No 5, 526-532
Abstract : See Abstract 6778
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CZE)CHOSLOVAKIA/Optics - Luminescence K-6
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Rizika, Nc, 4) 1~59, 110 6778
Author Patek Karel
Inst s ~nstl`tute Prague, CzechoslovaYda
Title The Temperature Dependence of Electroluminescence and Thermo-
stimulated Electroluminescence in ZnS-Cu
Orig Pub : Chekhosl. fiz. zh.., 17537, 7, No 5, 584-591
Abstract : The author has verified the Thornton hypothesis (Referat Zhur
Fizika, 1957, i;o 6, 15643) that the mechanism of electro-
luminescence is similar to the mechanism of themolumines-
cence; with this., the electric field increases the probab-
ility of thermal liberation of electrons, reducing tile ef-
fective depth of the donator levels. It was estab2ished ex-
perimentally that in tl-~ case of thermoluminescence of non-
clectroluminescent phosphors no n6ticcabla nhift of the
mwdma is observed, i.e., there is no change in the 1(-,pth
of the level of the donators) it one applies to the pl-osphors
voltage of the same magnitude, as would cause electro-
Carl 1/2

CZECHGSLOVj'd(IA/Optics - Luminescence
j',.bs Jour F~_,f Zhur - Fizikri, NO 4t 1959, UD 6M
K-6
luminescence in the corresponding phosphors. The jame
applies to the so-called thermostimulated
which ia a thermolumineseent addition to electro,vain-2_~,~ence.
At these colume effect!3, the average field Intensitie3 that
are usually applied in electroluminescence are insufficient
for noticeable shifts of the depths of the levels of the
donators. However, by studying the temperature dependence of
the electroluminescence of a phosph or that is not opticall,v
excited, the work of dissociation decreases with incr,-~asinG
field and that the maximum in the temperature dependence of
the electroluminescence of ZnS-Cii shifts with increasing
field towards the lower temperatuz-es. The following conclu-
sion is drawn: the local fields in schottky-type barriers
are considerably stronger than the average fields in the
entire Isiyer of the phosphor, they decreaae substantially the
depths of the donator levels, and it is possible to apply
to these the Thornton hypothesis, which determines the p-
probability of liberation of electrons from the following
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CZECHOSLOVAKIIi/Optics - Luminescence K-6
Abs Jour Rof Zhur - Fizika, No 4, 1959, No 6'(76
expression CL L:
K
In this expression is the amplitude of the el.~ctric field
in the barrier between the ZnS and Cu2S. In accordai~,t-, with
this, the_9onatant a, for which Thorntoii a value of
' 6 x 10 ev-cm/v, sholild be corrected- it has a magni-
tude on the order of 10-f ev-cM/V.
itbstractor's rumark. The formula given above for the p
conductivity is misprinted in the article. -- ;-G. Golldnan
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Abst Journal: Referat Zbur Fizika, No 12, 1956, 35070
Author: Patek, Karel
Institutiont None
Title: On the Kinetics of Photoconductivity of Selenium
Original
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CZECHOSLOVAKIA Physical Chemistry. Crystals. B-5
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Khimiya, No 8, 1957, 25936
Auth or Karel F
ktak
Title To The question of Kinetics of Photoelectric Conducti-
vity of Selenium
Orip Pub Ceskosl. casop, fys., 1955, 5, No 6, 633 - 644; Chek-
hosl. fiz. zh., 1956, 6, No 2, 162 - 163.
Abstract t See RZhFiz. 1956, 26039
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PATEK, K*
Contribution to the kinetics of photoelectric conductivity of selenium. p. 632
Vol. 5, no. 6, Nov. 1955
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determination of halogens in organic Oubstances by means of
elimination by metals. Coll Oz Chem 25 no.5sl450-1457 MY 160.
1. Institut fur analytische Chemie, Technische Hochachule fur
Chemie, Frag,

! AV~,K, Vladimir
,jetermination of styrene by bromination in ice vinegar. :.nam fzln
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ACCESSION NR: AR4015553 S/0081/63/000/024/06"/0606
SOURCE: RZH. KhImIya, Abs. 24S127
AUTHOR: Usmanov, Kh. U.; Yullchlbayev, A. A.; Mukhamedzhanov, Re; Gordlyenko,
A. A.; Dordzhln, G. S.; Val Iyev, A
TITLE: Radiation polymerization of vinyl fluoride
CITED SOURCE: Flzlka I khbh1ya prlrodn. I 51ntetich. pollmerov. Vykp. 1.
Tashkent, AN UzSSR, 1962, 205-206
TOPIC TAGS: vinyl fluoride, vinyl fluoride polymerization. radiation polymeriza-
tion, benzoyl peroxide, total polymerization dosage
ABSTRACT: A waxy product forms when vinyl fluoride Is Irradiated with C060 gamma
rays at -78C and a radiation dosage of 3000 to 15,000 r. A solid product was ob-
tained under such conditions In the presence of benzoyl peroxide. Full transition
of the monomer to a polymer occurred;occurred at 5000-9000 r. P. Khomikovskly
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practio.11y always followed by a large decrease of the nvid
Nalue. The maixt diet appeared to Iravc an inhiblitory tAlLct
on gastric secrution, except when it acted on a hyperuc6l
stomach. Milk showed a marked stimulant action on the
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*uIr" on the whole with tl)t^, of 1harjAny on Pubnals.'

ALEKSMDHOV, Yevger.,iy Vasil 'yevich; ...,PATELOVSKAYA, M.1.,, red.;
MOCHALRU, Z.S., tekhn. red.
[Safety manual for roofers] Pamiatka po tekhnike bez-
opasnosti dlia krovel'shchika. Izd.3., ispr. i dop. Mo-
skva, Gosstroiizdatp 1963. 20 p. (MIRA 17:3)
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HORYD, Wanda; PATIELSFj'~, lerean
Conservative treatment c,f temporal lobe epilepsy. Ne-urc..
neurochir. psychlat. lol. 15 no.3:433-438 '(,'.
1. 7 Oddzialu Neurologicznego Instytutu Psychoneurologirzne:7c
Pruszkowie (Ki~.rownik: ~~rof. cir. wd. A. Dowzenko, i
Wojewadzki,J Poradni ' rzzeria,,~aclavzkowej w 11oznanij (Kit~rovn4k:
dr. mud. Z. IILA)e".

PATELSKI, J.; SZWz-,DZIKOWSKI. S.
Effect of cholineoterase inhibitors on lipolytic activity of
the aorta in rats. Acta Dhysiol.polon. 11 AO-5/6:858-859 '60.
1. Z Zakladu Chemii F12jOlogicznej A.M. w Poxnaniu, Kierownik:
prof.dr Z.Stolzmann. Z Zakladu Anatomii Pntologioznej A.M. w
Lodzi, Kicrownik: prof.dr A.Pruozczynaki.
(CHOLINESTERASE anatag)
(AORTA Dharmacol)
(FATTY iCIDS metab)

PATEELSKI, J.; SZENDZIKOWSKI, S.
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Lipolytic and entorolytic activity of aort* after prolorg!eJ ACT"
treatment in rats. Bull. soc. amis sci. poznan [med] 11:3r/-17 '62.
(AORTA chemistry) (LIVER chemistry)
(ADREHILL GLANDS chemistry) (LIPIDS chemistry)
(FATTY ACIDS blood) (:ZTEFULSES chemistry)
(DEHYDROGENASES chemistry) (CORTICOTROP111 plinrinacoloLgy)

PATELSKI, J.
Statistical interpretation of changer, in ser= cholesterol concentrat'
in d6ga following ACTH admInistration. Bull. no-::. az!5 :t~i. _rzf~t-,
11s25-36 162.
(CHOLESTEROL
blood) (GORTICOTROPIN pliarmacolog-,)
(PROTEINS deficiency)

P0I.'-ITD/T-.iu7nn and Miysiolo,--Y. Uood Circulation.
Blood Vesscls.
bs Jour; ILf Zhur-33iol., 1jr, Lyj, 1958, 93255.
.'.Uthol- Cod(.xa, L~-on, SzcruzLws!x., '~'.hlina, j,:rzy.
T- Q--~ Purmcc:biliLy of for riasur, 1'ro-L.,;-ins C.11d Lipo-
protcAns in Ac-lt~,.v Pug,)Iu. ComwticaVo-... I.
Ori, :it: Polsi cr'-oft. lr,1~7, 12; !Io 40, --521-.15211.
r .', study %,--s rzulu filtr.~Lio-i b,.. t'., Landis
and hro~-,,:, ra,thod of ulucL3:ophur,,,.Lc of
protLI110 %nd J.J.1.)Oj?r0,LAj1I3 Of t))U plaF-Z conL,~nt iv 20
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ROZYNKOWA, Danuta; PALUSZAK, Janunz; PATELSKI, Jerzy; KOZIOLOWNA, Wieslawa
The influence of lipid content and degree of saturation of fatty acids
in the diet and of cholesterol and cholic acid on the serum lipids in
rats. Acta med. pol. 3 no.4:429-1+39 162.
1. Department of General and Experimental Pathology, Medical Academy,
Poznan Director: Prof. Dr A. Horst Department of Physiological Chemistry,
Medical Academy, Poznan Director: Prof. Dr Med. and Phil. Z. Stolzmann.
(BLOOD LIPIDS) (CHOLESTEROL) (BILE ACIDS AND SALTS)
(FATTY ACIDS) (LIPIDS) (DIET)

CNDARA, L. ; S SZRWSU. H.; ROZ F.: DABROWSKI. H.; PISXORZ. A.:
PAMSirr. j,,; FILipm, H.
Vascular changes In experimental mechanical jaundice with
hyperlipamia. Polskle arch.med, wewne 30 no.7:loo6-iooq 16o.
1. 2 1 KlIniki Chorob Wavnetranych A.M. w Poznanlu Irterownik:
prof. dr med. S.Kwasniewski.
WAUNDICZ OBSTRUCTIVE exper)
(LIPIDS blood)
(CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM pathol)

PATELSKI, Jerzy, ROZYNKOWA, Danuta; PALUSZAK, JanuBz
Lipolytic activity of rat aorta in relation to lipid concrentration.,; uw~!
degree of saturation of the fatty acids in blood. Acta mod. pol. 3
no-4:43.7-427 162.
1. Department of Physiological Chemistry, Medical Academy, Poznan-
Director: Prof. Dr Med. and Phil. Z. Stolzmapn Department of General
and Experimental Pathology, Medical Academy, Poznan.Director- Prof.
Dr A. Horst.
(AORTA) (BLOOD LIPIDS) (CHOLESTEROL)
(BILE ACIDS AND SALTS)

PATEISKI, Jerzy,; DEPCZYNSKI, Leszek; XUCZhVoKA, Krystylla
The problem of neurohormonal disorders in the regulation of
the concentration and composition of blood lipids in schizo-
phrenic and nourotic patients. Neurol. nourochir. psychlat.
POI. 13 no.2~-';'57-267 163.
1. Z Zakladu (:',hemii Fizjologicznej AM w Poznaniu Kierownik-.
prof. dr fil. i mod, Z. Stolzmann i z Panstvowego Sanatorium
d1a Nervowo Chorych w Kos cianie Dy"ktor: lak. med. K. Kuczewaka.
(BLOOD LIPIDS) (SCHIZOPIUNIA) (NEUROSES)

DEPCZYNSKI, Leszek; KUCZEWSKA, Kryatyna; PATELSKIp Jerzy
Concentration of total pcroteins and the electrophoretic picture
of the proUin fractiona in the blood sernm in schizophrenic
and neurotic patients. Mburol. nourochir. psychiat. pol. 13
no.2:269-276 163.
1. Z Panstwowego Sanatorium dla Nervowo Chorych w Koscianie
Dyrektor: lek. mod. K. Kuczewska i z Zakladu Chemii Fizjolo-
glcznej AM w Poananlu Kierovniki prof. dr fil. i mod. Z. Stolumnnu.
(BLOOD PROTEINS) (BLOOD PROTEIN ELECTROPHORESIS)
(SCHIZOPHRENIA) (NEUROSES)

PATELSKIP J,
Influence of adrenocorticotrophic normone on protein and lipid
pattern in blood investigated in dogs..Bull. Soc. amis sc. Poz-
wi [mad) Ser. no.1205-49 163.

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Z/039/60/021/08/028/032
E073/E535
AUTHOR: Patek, Karel
TITLE: S~eond~~zechoslovak Meeting on Luminescence,,~
PERIODICAL: Slaboproud~ obzor, 1960, Vol 21, No 8, pp 511-512
ABSTRACT: The meeting was convened by the Phy-pics Institute,
Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences. 47 participants
attended who represented seven manufacturing plants,
two research establishments, the Institute of Technical
Physics-, Czechoslovak Academy of S~cfe 'MatheM-at_ics-__'
Physics Department of C 'harles Universit_y and the
State Commission for Technical Develo.ppej2~s____
Nineteen papers were read on electro-luminescence.
cathode-luminescence, scintillators, alknli and
silver halogenides.
M. Trlifaj read a paper on the prospects and trends of
development of luminescence from the phybical and
technical points of view in which lie reported on the
present state of research. Members of the firms
V
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Z/039/60/021/08/028/032
E073/E535
Second All Czechoslovak Meeting on Luminescence
and the demands to be met by basic and applied research.
The second part of the meetings were devoted to electro-
luminescence and papers on this field of subjects were
read by representatives of VUVET, TESLA Hole~(ovice. OZAP
and Physics Institute, Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences
In the third section 40, four papers were read by
representatives of VUVET, TESLA Roz4nov and the
Mathematics-Physics Department of Charles University ~o
on the research development and application of cathode
luminophors and certain special problems in this field.
mainly as regards phosphors used in television
In the fourth section papers were read on the development
of scintillators in Czechoslovakia (TESLA Liberec)-and
on basic research on alkaline (OTF) and silver
halogenides (FU KU). Resolutions were passed on the
necessity of delimiting work on certain luminophors,
concentration of work on television luminophors, sending
development groups into manufacturing plants and
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sov/169-59-5-4384
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, 1959, Nr 5, PP 15 - 16
(USSR)
21H~ 1800
AUTHORS: Sollogub, V.B., Galushko, P.Ya., Vopilkin, A.A., Patlokhl, A.M.
j'V
TITLE: On the Propagation Velocity of Longitudinal Elastic Waves in
Rocks and Its Dependence on the Static Load and on the Humidity
PERIODICAL: Tr. In-ta geol. nauk. AS USSR, Ser. geofiz., 1958, Nr 2,
pp 130 - 137
ABSTRACT- Investigating the effect of the load on the propagation velocity
of elastic waves, the authors exposed a rock specimen with cubic
form to a one-sided compression by means of a hydraulic press.
The velocities of the supersonic waves were measured in intervals
of pressure of 20 k&AM2. The velocity of wave in sandstone in-
creased by 5 m see-1. atm for the pressure increasing from 0 to
120 kg/cm2. Increasing the load from 120 to 4~p kg/cm2 causes an
insignificant increase of the velocity, but a further Increase of
the load beyond 420 kg/cm2 causes a decrease in velocity. Under
Card 1/3 a pressure of 610 kg/cm2, the specimen collapsed. The similar

SOV/169-59-5-4384
on the Propagatlon Velocity of Longitudinal Elastic Waves In Rocks and Its
Dependence on the Static Load and on the Humid1ty
course of behavior of the velocity was observed by testing lime-stone, but
the values of load corresponding to the points of inflection of the curve, and
also the values of velocity were different. The observed variations of the
velocity correspond to: 1) The decrease in the porosity under the pressure
effect; 2) the redistribution of the elementary particles of the rock. A de-
crease in velocity with a further increase in pressure can be explained by the
formation of cracks. A certain dependence exists between the density of the V~
rocks and the propagation velocity of the elastic waves. It Is possible that
this dependence may be used for practical purposes. In halite specimens, the
velocity of longitudinal waves perpendicular to the applied load decreased
considerably with increasing pressure; but in the plane parallel to the
applied load, the velocity Insignificantly decreased. The saturation of the
rock spezimen with water increased the velocity; but the variations of
velocity in chalk and for coquina were smaller than in less porous sandstone.
The investigation of the variation of velocity under multiple cycles of loading
and unloading showed that a residual deformation is not observed in dense rocks
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SOV/169-59-5-4384
on the Propagation Velocity of Longitudinal Elastic Waves in Rocks and Its
Dependence on the Static Load and on the Humidity
(sandstone). In more porous rocks the value of the velocity Increases In
comparison to the initial velocity in consequence of the residual deformation
after taking off the load. Be repetitive pressures, velocities increase
again and attain higher values than during the first cycle of loading. Con-
sequently, it can be assumed that the velocity of propagation of elastic waves
in rocks depends on the geologic history of the region in question. In regions
where numerous changes of sedimentation and of denudation occurred, the
rocks were submitted to a greater compression and must be characterized by a
higher velocity than the similar rocks in regions where the change of the pro-
cesses took place not so frequent. Bibl. 10 titles.
I.K. Kupalov-Yaropolk
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Pd
wam, Mie~`zyslaw; FALIPIK. Helena-, V#T3IfiKI,,4qr%.y_
Considerations on the problem of protein disorders in Guillain-Barre
radicular polynaueitio. Polski tygod. lek. 12 ao.39.,1492-1495 Sept 57.
1. Z Kliniki Neorologicznej A. M. w Poananiu; kierownik: prof. dr A.
Dow2enko i Z Zakladu Chemii Fisjologicznej A. K, w Poznaniu; kierownik:
prof. dr Z. Stolzman. Adres: Poznan, ul. Garbary 40 m 5.
(GUILUIN-BAR.Rl STOMME, blood iA,
proteins, disord. (Pol))
(BIDOD PROTAINS, in v,r. die.
Guillain-Barre synd. (Pol))

BMSZWSXA, Halina; CHOMA. Leon; FATELSKI, Jersy
Selective investigations of permeability of peripheral capillaries.,
In relation to proteins & lipoproteine. Polskie arch.med. wewn.
28 no.4:591-595 19580'
1. Z I Iliniki Chorob Wevnetrznych A.M. w Poznantu lierownik:
prof. dr med. S. Xweaniewski. Adres autora: Poznan. ul. Dluga,1/2
I Iliniks, Chorob Weim. A.M*
(CAPILART PVJMABILITY,
of peripheral capillaries In relation to blood proteins
& lipoproteins (Pol))
(BLOOD PROTRIES,
relation of proteins & lipoproteins to permeability
of peripheral capillaries (Pol))

GROMPA, Leon; S KA, Halina; FATRISKI, Jar*y-
Capillary permeability for proteins and lipoproteins in healthy
persons. Polski tygod. lek. 12 no.40:1521-1524 7 Oct 57.
1. Z I Kliniki Chorob Wewnetrsnych A. N. w Poznaniu; kisrownik:
prof. dr Stefan Leaenlevski i z Zakladu Chenii Y12jolOgiCgUej W
Poznnniu; kierownik: prof. dr Mislaw Stolzmen. Adres: Poznan. u1.
Dluga 1/2 1 Klin. Ghor. Wewn. A. M.
(GAYINART PAMWILITY, deters.
t o prote ins, & I ipoprote ins
(PROTBINS
filtrability through capillary walls)
(LIPOPROTBIM
same)

EXC!ITTA ','~EDI"A See. 6 Vol. 11/8 Aug- 5?
1A T-a ~ A-,-[ T.
4920. PATELSKI J- SZERESZEWSK.A If. and CHODERA L. Zakl. Cheni.,
Fizjol. i I Klin. Choi. Wewn. A. M., Pozna6. v Lipoproteiny krwi w
zespotachnerezycowych. Blood lipoproteina in the no-phi-oti('
syndrome 1101,.ARCILMEDAEWN~T. 1956,
Illus. 2
Blood lipoprotein determinations by means of paper electrophoresis in 22 patients
suffering from nephrotic syndrome showed- (1) an increase of both lipoprotein
fractions (a and 0), (2) an increase of the lipoprotein Ola -.*ndex, (3) no correlation
of serum cholesterol level with hypo- and dysp rote inae m ia, (4) a correlation of
the lipoprotein Pla index with serum protein pattern and with the severity of the
clinical condition. Michajlik - Warsaw

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WOMR, Klee 278 law.; PATHISKI Jersy.:FILIPEK. Helena.
Clinical value of quantitative determination of gama globulin in
the cerebrospinal fluid. Polski tygod. lek. 12 no.26:981-985 24 June
57.
1. Z Kliniki Newologicznej A. M. w Posnaniu; kierownik: prof. dr.
A. Dowzenko i z Zakladu Chemil Fitiologicznej A. M. w Poznnnis
Kierownik. Prof. dr Z. Stolzmann.
(GAMMA GWBULIN, in cerebrospinal fluid,
determ. (Pol))

P T., 1, 3 V 1 , J: " -, b2f
WENMR, MieczyBlaw; PATEISKI, Jerzy; FILIPEK. Helena
Electrophoretic clanges of serum protein picture following
pneumoencephalography. Polaki tygod. lek. 12 no-31M89-1194
29 July 57.
1. ( Z Kliniki Neurologicznej A. M. w Poznaniu; kierownik prof.
dr A. Dowzenko I z Zakladu Chemii Fizjologicinej A. M. w Poznaniu;
kierownik: prof. dr 2. Stolzmann). Adres: Poznan, u1. Garbary 40
K. 5.
(VFMRICUIDGRAPHY,
pneumoencephalograph.v, eff. on blood proteins,
electrophoreaia (Pol))
(BLOOD PROTEINS,
off. of pneumooncephalography. electrophoresis (Pol))

PATELSKI,_ Jerzy; SZERESZYdSYA, Halina; CHODXRA, Leon
-mom
Blood lipoprnteins in nephrotic syndromes. Polskie arch. ned.
wown. 26 no.10:1515-1528 1956.
1. Z Zakladu Chenti Fizjologicznej A.M. w Poznaniu Kierownik:
prof. dr. med. Z. Stolzmann I I Kliniki Chorob Vewnetrzrych A.M.
W P02naniu Kierownik: prof. dr. mod. S. Kwasniewski. Poznan. I
Klinift. Chorob Oewn. A.M. u1. Dluga 1/2.
(NEPHROSIS, blood in,
lipoproteins (Pol))
(LIPOPROTEINS. in blood,
.In nophrosis (Pol))

PATELSKI, Jerzy; SZFRESZIUSXA, Tialina; CHODIRA, Lnon
Blood itpoproteIns In nephrotic 97ndromes. Polskle arch. ted.
wown. 26 no-10:1515-1528 1956.
1. Z Zakladu Chemij Fizjologicznej A.M. w Poznaniu Kierownik:
prof. dr. mad. Z. Stolzmann I I Kliniki Chorob Wewnetrznych A.M.
w Poznanlu Kierownik: prof. dr. mad. S. Kwasniewski. Poznan. I
Klinike, Chorob tiewn. A.M. u1. Dluga 1/2.
(NEPHROSTS. blood In,
lipoproteins (Pol))
(LIPOPROTEINS, in blood,
.in naphrosis (Pol))

SZMSZIVSKA, Halina; CHODERA, Leon;-PATELSKI, Jerzy
Proteins and lipoproteina in the blood in diabetes mellituB.
Polskle arch. med. wewn. 26 no.10:1529-1542 1956.
1. Z I Kliniki Chorob gewnetrznych A.M. w Poznaniu Kierownik:
prof. dr. med. S. Kwasniewski I z Zakladu Chemil Fizjologictnej
A.M. w Poznaniu Kierownik: prof. dr. med. Z. Stolzmann. Poznan,
I Klinika Chorob Wewn. A.M., u1 Djuga 112..
(DIABETES MELLITUS. blood Ind.,
lipnproteins & proteins (Poi))
(BLOnD PROTEINS, in various diseases,
diabetes mellit,is (Pol))
(LIPOPROTRINS, In blood.
In diabetes mellitus (Pol))

DOWZINKO, Anatol; WMDER. Miecayelaw; PATELSKI, Jer2y
Cerebrospinal, fluid changes in disseminated sclerosis of
unusual intensity; clinical observations. Neur. &c. polska
6 no.2:171-179 Mar-Apr 56.
1. Z Kliniki Chorob Herwowych A.M. w Posuaniu Klerownik: prof.
dr. A. Dow2enko, Z Zakladu Chemil risjologicznej A.M. w Poznanlu
Kierownik: prof. dr. Z. Stol2mann.
(CEMROSPINAL YLUID, in various diseases,
multiple sclerosis of unusual intensity (Pol))
(MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS, cerebrospinal fluid in.
case of unusual intensity (Pol))

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AUTHOR: None Given 72-2-lW2C
TITLE: The Production of Glass in the Ukrainian SSR Must be Developed
(Razvivat' proizvodstvo stekla v USSR)
From the Technical Conference of PlepvwAativeSof the Glass Industry
(3 tekhnichesko soveshchaniya rabotnikov stekol'noy
70
promyshlennos i .
PERIODICAL: Steklo i Keramika, 1958. Nr 2, pp. 43-45 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This conference was called by the Ministry for the Industry of
Building Materials of the Ukrainian SSR as viell as by the Ukrainian-
and Stalin-Regional NTO for Building Materials and took place on
December 10-12, 1957 at Konstantinovka. The minister for the build-
ing material industry of the Ukrainian SSR, Moroz, opened the con-
ference and stressed the fact that the production of glass must be
increased. The following reports were further delivered:
1.) Patenko, (Deputy Minister for the Building Material Industry)
spoke about the present stage of the glass industry, and pointed
out what work muat be carried out in future.
2.) Solinov (Director of the Institute for Glass) gave a report con-
cerning new kinds of glass products for dwelling- and industrial
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Developed. From the Technical Conference o' Representatives
of the Glass Industry
3.) Dubrovskiy (Director of the Ukrainian Branch of the Institute
for Glass) described the work carried out by this institute.
4.) Tykaohinskiy (Institute for Glass) gave a detailed description
of the part played by the factors determining the intensity of
the process of glass meltin
5.) Zhirnov ("Proletariyl plant~*spoke about the success achieved
by this plant.
6.) Lev (Representative of the Giprosteklo Institute) spoke about the
distribution of new produats.
7.) Alekseyev (Academy for Building and Architecture of the USSR)
spoke about the assortment, quality, and value of building glass.
8.) Il'inskiy (Head of the Pyrometrio Department of the Giprosteklo)
spoke about the perfecting of glass smelting furnaces during
future repair work.
9.) K.I.Borisov (PKB of the Institute for Glass) spoke about improved
constructions of glass smelting furnaces and flues.
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The Production of Glass in the Ukrainian SSR Must be 72-2-18/20
Developed. From the Technical Conference of Representat1ves
of the Glass Industry
10.) golomin, Professor Institute for Glass) spoke about re-
fractories for tank furnaces.
11.) Pronin (Lisichansk Works) reported about dinas products of
high stability.
12.) Bondarev (Director of the "Avtosteklo" Works, Konstantinovka)
dealt with prospects for building glass.
13.) Firer (Representative of the Gomel Plant) spoke about the pro-
duction and use of glass tubes and foam glass.
14.) Zabkov (Director of the Plant imeni October Revolution) spoke
about the prospects of the production of special glass pro-
ducts.
15.) Bazhbeyk-Melikov (Scientific Collaborator of the Institute for
Glass) gave a report on building glass blocks.
16.) Abakumov (Chief Engineer of the Skopino Works) spoke about the
production of glass blocks in this plant.
17.) Shatokhin (Institute for Glass), Polik (Institute for Glass
Fibres), Koryagina (Ivotsk Plant) spoke about glass fibres.
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The Production of Glass in the Ukrainian SSR Lust be 72-2-1P,/20
Developed. From the Technical Conference or Representatives
of the Glass Industry
18.) Perederiyenko (Director of the Glass Works at Lvov) spoke about
plate glass of high quality.
i9.) )Ayasnikov (Dotsent of the Polytechnic Institute of Kiyev) spoke
about the production of glass tiles.
20.) Reznikov (PKB of the Institute for Glass) , Minakov ("Avto-
steklo" "Viork-s. Konstantinovka) , Dolbin ("Proletariy" Works)
Kolesnikov (Plant imeni October Revolution) , Zhirnov (TsKB
Iff'SM Ukrainian SSR) spoke about problems of mechanization.
21:~ Pod"yel'skiy spoke about the packing of glass.
22 Baklanov (Head of the Sovnarchose Stalinsk) spoke about the
development of new building materials in that province.
23-) Potanin (Deputy Chief of the Department for Building Materials
of the Gosplan USSR) spoke about general problems of the glass
industry.
Decisions were made with a view of increasing the efficiency and
Card LV5 the quality of the products of glass works and the works producing

The Production of Glass in the Ukrainian SSR Must be 72-2-18/2r-
Developed. From the Technical Conference of RePreSentatives
of the Glass Industry
refractories. On the basis of the Ukrainian branch it is intended
that a Ukrainian Scientific Research Institute for Glass be
established at Konstantinovka.
AVAILMLE: Library of Congress
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USMANOV, Kh.11.; YULICHIBAYEV, A.A.; KIKHA&UHANOV, R.; GOltDlYFNKO, A.A.;
VALIYEV, A.; PATFUKO, A.A.; DORDZHIN, G.30.
Radiation polymerization of vWl fluoride. Vysokam.soed. 5
no.8tl277 Ag 163. (MIRA 16:9)
(Vinyl compounds) (Polymerization) (Radiation)

ACCESSION NNR: AT4040808 S/3090/62/000/001/0205/0206
AUTHOR: Usmanov, K11. U. Yullchibayev, A. A.; Mai~dzhanov, R.
Gordiyenko A. A./.,Pateako A. A./ Dord--hin G. S-1 52--1 Valiyev, A.
TITLE: Radiation polymerization of vinyl fluoride
SOURCE: AN UzSSR. Institut Ichimii polimerov. Fizika i khimiya prirodny*kh i sirteticheskikh
polimerov, no. 1, 1962, 205-206
TOPIC TAGS: vinyl fluoride, polyvinylfluoride, radiation polymerization, benzoyl peroxide
catalyst
ABSTRACT- The authors describe some of the results of a systematic study carric~ oui
at the Laboratoriya Idiiiiiii polimerov Taslikentsicogo gosuniversiteta (Laboratory of Polymer
Chemistry, Tashkent State University) to determine the optimal conditions for the pro-
duction of polyvinylfluoride. In this study, the reaction between acetylene and anhydrous
hydrogen fluorido was carried out in the Cras phase at 100-120C in the presence of mercury
and barium chlorides absorbed on activated charcoal. The reaction mixture was cooled
with the aid of dry ice to - 78C, and the monomer which condensed at this temperature
was placed Into glass ampules and irradiated with various doses of S-rays from C060. A
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