SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SWIDERSKI, J. - SWIDZINSKI, H.

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SWOBODA, Jerzy; SHIDERSKI, Jaroslaw
Application of the infrared converter for visual tests of semi-conductors.
Przegl elektroniki 3 no-3:12!3-125 Mr '62
1. Zalclad Elektroniki, Instytut Podstawowych Problemow Techniki, Polska
Ak,).demia Nauk, Warszawa,

AMRCZIAK, Andrzej; SWCBMA, Jorzy; SWIMRSKI, Jaroslaw
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A riniture gervanium pbotodicde with liquid ritrogen ccoling. Przegl
oloaktreniki 3 no. 5:286-288. Yo, 162
1. Zaklad Plektronilci, Instytut Fodetawcwych Frcblerrw Tecbniki,
Fel-ike Akademle Nauk, Warszawa.

SWIDERSKI, Jaro'slaw
length measurement cf diffusion of minority current carriers
im semiconductors b5l,means of utilizing the spectran relation of
the absorption factor. Przegl elektroniki 3 no.9:5CY7-511
S 162.
1. Inst-ytut Podsthirowych Problemow Tachniki.. Polska kkademia
Nauk.. Warszawa.

SWIDIMSKI, J.
Determination of di-ffusion length of minority carriers from
the position of the curve ma3cLmm of spectral response of photo-
conductivity in germaniilm. Bul Ac Fol tech 10 no.6:13571-[3621
162.
1. Department of Electronics., Institute of Fundemental Technical
Problems., Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw. Presented by
J.Groszkowski.

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where A i' taut inde endent"of the absorption coefficient
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The.photo-electric voltage 'in: the cas e- of the volum-e effect as
well as the barrier effect ia proportional to An A cu~rve
4n/n = f(X) - where x is the number of electron-hole pairs
generated at a given wavelength X , can be calculated from Eq.(2).
The characteristic ;C = M) can be measured by a system con-
sisting of a Zeiss monachromator an,*. a thermocouple for the same
sample for which &n/)t. - is cale-~-1,7.ced. If a filter in the form of
a thin. germanium plate is inserted'into the.,;optics of. the measure-.
ment system (the transinittivity.charactez.LELiC,:Of the germanium
plate being p(%)), the photo-electric vol' 'age of the sample is
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of the voltage previous to the.insertion of the filterand that
after the use of the germanium filter is depei..dei.4.1 only on the
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SWIDERSKI, Ivio
Institute of Physics, Polish Academ. of Sciences (Indytut
Fizyki PAN Zp-i)lskiej Alcadernii N, ), ',Var3aW
'Narsaw, Prze Lad elektroniki, No A-aOist 63, PP 417-30-
"Preuaration of Pure Silicon for Senziconductors".

SWIDFMKI, J.
Measurements of diffusion length of minority ca-rriers in an
inhomogeneous semiconductor. Bul Ac: Pol tech 11 no.9:1+87-
490 163.
1. Department of Electronics, Institute of Fundamental Technical
Problems, Polis';,'l Academy of Sciences, Warsaw. Presented by
J. Groszkowski.

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AUTHOR: Swobodap
TITLE: Specific resistance and diffusion length as the criteria for choosing material for
infrared germanium detectors
SOURCE: Przeglad elektro-aild, no. 10, 1965, 488-490
TOPIC TAGS: IR detection material, IR detection element, germanium optic.material
photoelectric property
~,,BSTRACT: The;paper refiers to,a previously published izilrestigatio-n,oij6w6ld-,,,z,.,* -Ambroz-.
i I - .. '_ J,
iak A, , Swiders) 6 J. : Przi. .. Elektroniki, 4, 1963) pertain R_~. ~ -,. , ~
& -g1 ing to the developni6htof an i
f ~are'd detectoMYing gold d )ed gerin6nium. The matdrhil was out, into j~~tes ik6nd6d, for
_p
or
tic
-Photoresistors;,06-plateis were-sedlecte-d Ir om- the' standpoint of. their., Spectral c torts
d.t 77K.: The plates differed =6~g th6ins~lvej_s beda_use~of.the different _grkdient.:bf'gq1d1nsiddI.~
them and the presence of sj)me unknowaAmpurities. - The specimens tested Inthik, manner -are
divided into four jr rent (at. 77 d
,roups of diffe K) spectral characteristics, resistancei an ..Qmu~
sion length of excess current carriers. Examples of the s&ctral characteristic. of photoelec.,
tric conductivity for the 4 E,,,roups are sho,~in in Fig. 1 of the-Enclosure and the corkesponding
temperature characteristics of resistance are shown in Fig;. 2. It is noted that the problem of
selecting stich MILterial for use as infrared detectors is reduced to measuring semiconductor
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TITLE- ApplicatLon of laser; tomeasuremiants of homogeneity and diffusion length
of minority carrters in =Sem 70=-nuct
SOURCE: Polska 1kademia Hauk. Bulletin. Serie des sciences techniques, v. 13,
no. 3, 1965, 257-260
TOPIC TAOS: em.canduct(5r~ p~bperty-~ ~-Pdno-Ay' -carrier Meas~--ement, length, laser
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he!iu-m neon IF.~se application, seE~iconductor narai-,;eter
ABSTRACT: In view ol~ the trend towards r.-tiniaturizatiori, the development of,!
etficieat methods for measuring the elec,:ricaL parameters of semiconductors within
s-nall regions of space has become an urzant task. It turns ZE ~'Ka`t--p'rhotoelec-
tric and optical methods ar(! the vost suitahI2 sinc,-: they are nondestructive -and
th.- -,;c a I e rang P I!. ) Imited j ro-P cn! y i,-- the cppal', t 1 1-tv of fotming. a I ight
spot of approprIate power. The article describes the use of a He-Ne laser f,~r
measureitents of semiconducnr inho-mogeneities and diffusion ler,13ths of minority
carriers. The Experimental setup permitted the meas-arement of all technologically
interesting charges in the apecific resistance over distances on the order of the
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v2velength of the applied radiation (A I.L534). The necessary tight spot grith
a minimum diamei:er of 34 was formed by the netallographic MIK6 microscope. The
sairnlt-s were cliimpc-d betw.~en lead holders coated with a low-meltini gallium-zinc
alloy. Voltage . were regLstered by a h1_gFI-;;ensit:i-vit7 (Ulmi, = 10- V) potentic-
meter. The las,!r had an autput power of approx 2 :w~;. Diffusion length measure-
ments were base,1 on the spectral analyi;ia aE the photoelectric a0a (J.
Volt
SvAderskl, Bull, Acad. Polon. Sci., SeT. scL. techn., 11, 1963, 487). In small
regions, the seisitivity of the inethod is proportional to the square root of the
photoelectric v)1tage, ard the use of 'bietlter quality lasers offers substantial.
advantages. "Tie authors. feet indebted to the, SCrientif JC staff Of the Department-
of Elcctronic D!vices, TE:chnical University, Warsaw, headed by Professor B.
Paszkowski, for permission to use the laser as well as for valuable remarks and
discussions, Tianks are due, in particular-, to Dro Eng. Ar-Swit Dr. Eas. W_
Wolinski H&r. 'Cag. 1, A(Lamowicz, and Ngre Eng, M,--Nowickir-
Origi art. has:
3 formulas and 1 figures,,
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ASSOCIATION: Mlad Elelctronikil, Instyttit Podstawow7ch Elioblemov -Techniki,- PAN
(Laboratory of Uectronl,:9, Institute of 1hindamental Technical - Prot~iems, PAN)
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ORG: 'IPPT,PAN, Electronics Institute (IpFT PAN, Zakjad Elddxaliki)
71TIE.- Use of a laser to measure tbe homageneity of semiamductors
SOURCE: Przeglad elvJctroniki, no. 12, 191550 593-597
TOPIC TAGS: lc:zer application, semiconduator research, m;istivityq IR absorptiong
physical diffusion, nondestructive test
ABSTRAM The authors present results of nondestructive measurements of the re-
sistivity gradient, the, diffusion length of the excess carriers, and the infrared
absorption of a semiconductor. A counm measurement setup was used, ccnsisting of a
neon-helium laser light souroe, an optical, system to produce an optical probe(ffdcxb--
scope), a sample holding and roving stage, radiation detectors (therywoouples), and
an electric detector far the sigials from the illumbiated saWle (potentiometer).
Measurements of the resistivity gradients by means of a laser light spat 3 v in di-
arw-ter offered no advarvtages over measurements with focused white light of 20 and
150-ij diameter. Th measurements of tJ4e diffusion length,, however, the photo emf ob-
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tained with a 3--p. laser spot was muicb higher than that obtainable with white light,, and
it is concluded that the use of lasers for spectro--photoelectric measuxeiments
will.
perviit ueasurvrents of much shorter diffusion lengths, less than 1 ji in the case of
gervanium. In the care of infrared absorption,, no direct results are prenmted, re-
ference being made to an earlier article by one of the authors (Swiderski, with J. 1.
Swt.)boda, Przelglad Elektnniki v. 3, 1962) 123) . from which it is concluded that the
use of laserlight provides better hnW contrast and use of tenfold nkWdfication
without reduction in screen brightness. The conclusions point to the feas~bility.of
ceveloping a single setup for the ineasurenent of all sem1conductor properties, using.
,a laser as the light sourm lie mnorethank Professor B, Paszkowski and his staff at~
s tute
the Departmit of Electronic Instrument Tedmology of the Warsaw Polytechnic-In tj
for making the daser available % wid especially, Dr. )(61inski, _~Di~_ Sl~it , Eng. '(M.S.)
Adamowicz, &A E.ng. (M.S.) Nowicki. Orig. art. has: 2 figures and 3, formilas. 621
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AUTHOR: Mroziewlezp B.-Mrozieviah., B.; wid raki,,,,--J. Darek., B.
ORD: Department of Electronlesp IPPT PAN (Zaklad Elektronlki
IFPT PAN)
TITLE: Fol!l.sh-made p-n Junction gallium arsenide laser
SOURCE: Arcihiwum. elektroteohniki, v. 15, no. 1,, 1966$ 163-3.66
TOPIC TAUS: laserp gallium arsenide laser..,electrla models optic
madel, construction method., pn-junction laser
A13STRACT: 7he article describes the design and fundamental parameters
of a p-n juri4tion gallium arsenide laser., produced at the Department of
Electronics of the Institute of Fundamental Problems of Technology,
Polish Academy of Sciences. The p-n (laser) was obtained by the difful3-1.1.1''.
ion monocryetals zinc and Gah n-type, with tellurium added to a con-
centration of 1.8.1018 atm/cmg. The contacts for both regions (areas)!
were produced of gold and nlokel, The resistance of the diode In the
range of high-voltage currents equaled 0.2 j~L. The density of the
threshold current fluctuated depending on the length of the resonator
and the state of It's surface mirrors between 4000 A/cm2 and 16,000
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A/Cm2 while the pulse output power (3.,,u S., 3. 00 cps) ranged from
1). 8w to 14w. The other parameters of the e3.ectric andoptical models
of the lasers did not differ from the averages .presented 1n the litera-
ture. The first positive tests were also-conducted for applying these
lasers to measuring the parameters of materials-of aome'semiconductors,
rhe authors.wish to express their gratitude to Prof, Dr. Eng,.W. Roaln-
for supervising the study; to Dr. S. Sikorski for develop:'Ing a
method and conducting the arlentation -in the 6 h of GaAs custals;
to 14agr, Eng. S. SlekierpsA for his cooperation in the'seedirq; tech-
nology; and alT of workers of the Department of Electronica'who have
contributed toward the realization of the laser project,' Oris, art,
has: 10 figures, (Based on author's abstract] JAMJ
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AUTHORs Swiderski, Jaroslaw
ORG: Zaklad Elektroniki IPPLT~N1 jIns_~Itute of Electron1cs41PPT PAN)
TITLE: Effectlof very high mechan1cal stresses on the p:Lectr:~~o~-
erties/of the material in silicon semiconductor de9ices
SOURC~:! Pr,,,,egl.ad elektroniki, no. 9, l1965, 458-46o
TOPIC TAGS; silicon semiconductor, contact stress, mechanical
stress, elec-trf.c property, forbidden band
ABSTRACT: Che e-nperiment- were carried out with n-type and p--uype
silicon and gold, aluminum and nickel with admixtures of antimony and
copper as t:ie fusion metals. The contacts were made from gallium-
zinc alloys and the point contacts from steel and tungsten. The
desired data were obtainecl by measuring the mechanical stresses, the
nonunif6rm, concent"ation of the excess carriers, the diffusion path L,
and the absorptiorl'coefficient 1c, The measurement results show that
1) at distances from the metal -semiconductor conta5t exceeding I mm
the mechanical stresses amount to 500 - 1500 kg/cm , 2) near the con-
tact the 3tresses multiply rapidly and exceed the value of 10,000 kg/am'!
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and 3) In the region 1.y.LrjF at a o1stance of 0.5 10ji from, tile Contact
the value of the absirption coefficient has a wide range of variat4on
and amounts to 8 c~.n- 100 cm- at a d1otance of 1.1,%A and to 16- pt
a distance of ab:)ut IL ma. The first approximation and comparison of
the results, concerning the effect of stresses on the alectric para-
meters of silicon, w1th thooe obtained by Russian and Czech scientists
leads to the assumption that at the shortest distance Crom the contact
the silicon behaves as if the wi6th of the forbidden band changed
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1. Department of Yeuropathology, Polish Academy of Sciences, and
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Ifeurosurgical Clinic, Medical Academy, Cracow Director; Prof.
Dr. Adam Kunickci.
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catc:,,.Ory Organic Chemistry. Synthetic Organic Chemistry
Ai)a. JoUr :Ref 7,bar - Kblm-, No 5, 1959, No. 15452
tJazewski, Z.; Szuchnik, A.; Swiderski, T.
Tit1c ;Influence of Halide in Meso-State on the Dis-
placement of Maxilmrr Light Absorption in Some
Pentamethenyl Cyanin Dyes
Orl,,s Pitb.:Roczn. chem., 1956., 30, No 2, 467-4714
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Pbstract :A series of pentamethenyl cyanin dyes of the
general formula (I) and (II) was synthesized
and the influenee of the halide in the meso-
state of dyes on maximum light absorption was
Y CH-CHC (R I )=CHCH. Y
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conttd. water are aided, and after several hours I is
separated out, R--CH Rl==Cl, X=0104 (1b),
Q3
yield 80p1:I'f, m.p. 26 710 (decomposition; from
CH OH) By the action of KI on Ib in an alco-
Mie ;olution, Ia is prepared anew. 3 9. of
2.3,3-trimethylindolenine iodoethylate (V) andl
1.62 g. of IIIa are boiled (one hour) in the
presence of 0.93 g;)of anhydrous GH3COOK (VI)
In 45 ml. of (CH3C 20 (VII); after-24 hours,
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cont'd. yield 27.4%, m. P. 206-2070 (decomposition;
from alcohol). 3-15 9- of V are added for ten
minutes to a boiling solution of 2.114. g. of
III, X=Br (Ijjb)p and 0.98 g. of VT in 40 ml,
of VII, boiled for one hour, and by the addi-
tion of a few drops of waters crystallization
of I is Induced, R=C H , R' -Br, X=1 (Id),
m.p. 22 "9 (from alcohol). By the
yield 33%, 1-2~2
condensation of 3 9- of 2-methylbenzo-I.-hiazole
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cont'd. of VII (left standing for 24 hours), 11 Is ob-
tained, R==C H RI=Br,, X=1 (lie), yield 50%,
M.P. 191-192~ fAeomposition; from alcohol).
I (or R, RT and X) and:the state of maxim=
light absorption (mw")., in A., are given:
CH3, H, halide, 6,350; CH3s CH31 Is 6,36o; ia.,
6,40o; ib, 6,4.50; CH3, Br, i, 6,45o; ic, 6,45o,,
Id, 6,400. For II, substance (or R, RI and X)
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Abstract :1.25 moles of C6H50CO%JH3 are added for one hour
cont'd. to l..5 moles of axibydrous powder of AlCl and
the mixture. is heated as rapidly as possl~le
to about 170-1800 (vigorous foaming may occur);
afte'r about three hours it is poured off into
500 ral. of HC1 (1:1), and water is added, in
order to cover the whole reaction mass; I is
distilled off with vaporo the distillate is
saturated with HaCl, extracted with other, and
I is obtained, with a yield of 30-40%, b.p.
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Abstract filtering by suction, the filtrate is extrac-
cont'd. ted with ether, the extract Is combined with
the precipitate, the solvent is distilled off
until 700 is attained in vapors; then the 0 re-
sidue is heated for 0.5 hour at about 100
with 140 ml. of iced CH3COOH, 10 ml. of (GH3-
GO)20 and 10 ml. of concentrated HC1; after
about 12 hours, the mixture is purified with
carbon, 500 ml. of water are added, it is
neutralized with NaHG031 extracted with ether,
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are added; following several hours,
of Na2S203
Cont'd. V is separated out, with R=CH31 X=I1 m'P'
5 -1.550 (decomposition; from CH30H). If 50 ml;
of saturated qolution of NaC104-are used in f
place of K!, then after several hours V is ob-
tained-,' with R
-CH31 X =C104 (Va), m.p. 245-
2473 (decomposition; from alcohol). 0.05 mole
of II and 0 05 mole of IV are heated for B-10
hours at 75 25 g. of KI in 25 ml. of water
and a few crystals of Na2S203 are added, and
6/7

POLAND/organic Cheirdstry. Synthetic Organic Cherdstry. G
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Mima., No 2j, 1959,.4765.
Author Szucbnik, A., Swiderald, J., Rokicka, T., and
Wasiak, J.
Inst
Title Investigation of Compounds with Fungicidal Proper-
ties. I. Some Derivatives of Thiazole.
orig rub: Romnild Chem) 32 -275 (1958),(in Pol.ish with
., Vo 2, 271
sumuries in English and in Mssian).
Abstract: The condensation of 2,4-dimethyl- (1a), 2-methylbenzo-
(113), and 2-methyl-CN -naphtho- (Ic)-thiazole with
chloral has given 1-(4-nethylthiazoly2L-2)- (Iia),
1-(benzthiazolyl-2)- (M), and 1-(C~ -mphthothia-
zolyl-2)-(110)-3,3,3-tx-lehloro-2-propanols. Ila and
Card 1/3
47

POLUTD/Organic Chemistry. Synthetic Organic Cherdstry. G
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khim., No 2, 1959, 4757-
Author Swiderski, J. and Oszczapowiczj J.
Inst
Title The Preparation of Sow Merocyanine Dyes.
Orig Pub: Roczniki Chen, 32, No 2, 413-414 (1958) (in F0IiBh
with an English7l�urmary)-
Abj-'~ract: When 2-thicketo-3-ethyl-4-keto-5-(4-anilino-
pentadiene-2,4-ilidene)-thiazo3-idine (I) is heated
in abs a1c in the presence of piperidinej 2-thio-
keto-3-ethyl-4-keto-5-(5-N-piperidinopentadiene-
2,4--ii'dene)-thiazolidine is obtained, mp 16-6-
1670 (from benzene). The same products can be
obtained by heating the 11-acetyl derivative of I
Card 1/2
46

Country
Gatc"nry
Abs. Jour
-Au'ho2~,
Ina t I
T It 1
A
FOUND G
:Ref n~.ur - Y14z. , No z5I., 1959, No 1-c457
: Wieniawski, W.; Swiderski, J.; Kubikowski, P.
70n Certain Rhodanine Derivatives Possessing
Bacterlostatic Action
Ovi3 Pub. :Roczn. chem., 1958, 32, No 3., 545-552
Ab.3 t rz~ 3-methY1-5-R-(Ia-o), 3-athyl-5-R-(IIa-0) and
3-phenyl-5-R-rhodanines (IIIa,b, wher's a is
R =CH3 , b is R-C2".5, c is R-C6H5), as well
as 3,5,5-trbnethyl-(IV), 3-methYl-5,5-diethyl-I
M, 3,5s5-triethyl- (VI), 3-isoProPYI- (VII),
isdpropyl-5-methyl- (VIII), 595-dimethyl-
ilx), 5,5-dimethYl-3-ethyl- (X) and 3-8thyl-
rhodanines (XI), 3-methy1rhodsalineacetic-5
acid (XII) and its methyl ether (XIIa), and
methyl (XIII) and ethyl (XIV) ethers of 3-

C 0 U7N' T -FU : Poland G -3

CAT-310P_11
~a .. -
: Organic Chemistry--Natural compounds and their
synthetic analogs
ABS. JOUR. RZKhim., No. 22 lf)50,
.1 P0. 7868?
AUTHOR Swiderski, J. and 13lic harski, P.
MR. *N~t 'given
T IT LE'Ll The Investigation of Acyl Monosaccharides. 1.
Isotope Exchange of the Acetyl Groups in Penta-
acetyl- a - and /3 -D-Glucopyranoses
PUB. Roczniki Chem, 32, 140 5, 1121-1125 (1958)
A'33TRACT The authors have investigated the conditions
under which an exchange of labeled acetyl groups
can take place in acyl monosaccharides in the
absence of a catalyst. When 0.5 M solutions of
acetylglucoses (AG) in glacial CH30400H are
heated (1181, 11 hrs), isotope exchange is ob-
served; the exchange does not affect the specific
rotation. The radioactivity of 16 -A(3 subjected
to isotope exchange is higher than that of X -
AG under the same conditions. Elimination of
"A ID: 113

COUNTRY Poland
CAT_.~_~-OPY -_:
AB3. JOUR. AZXhi-.-'A.j L'.0. 22 195-9, 786871
AUTHOR
TTT T 7,
- Ja
ORIG. PUB.
AMTRACT the CH300-group at C, in pentaacetyl- D(- and
pentaLacet'yi-/~ -glucopyronores(heating with p-
toluidine) g1ves the --X" and A,-isomers of 2,3,
4,1'3-tetraacetyl-p-toluidine- ,y - 13 -glucoside,
which are less active than the AG. The simul-
taneous elimination of the CH3'10-groups at C, and
C2 (reaction with (;i~ IN) gives the 5,4,6-tr-*,-
acetylpiperidine-,y -D-glucosides; when the
latter are subjected to isotope exchange, the
activity of the/3 -isomer is found to '0L_
CA~--D: 2/3

'I'll 'j7j~r; III A U~ vj
Cyclic derivatives of malony.1 chloride. N. SyntheZiq of amider, of 21$ 6-
trioxotetrahy~~opyran-3-carbo--,~:711-c scid. P-33.
R)r,ZDIIKI CHOU!. Idar3zawa, Poland. Vol. 33, no. 1, 1959.
X
on
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Uncl.

P, SK 1,

Cyclic derivatives of intilatijI Worldo. 111. -The acidt
;atrongth of 6-hydr6xy-=,-
oxins. Afurek J. Afah1w3ki, idenljp Ild AHIM,
,
6-
w
1
Y

Illie
ic
R
3, 11
Y
( z (kinly, Vt.
"'
(1050)(Huglish quininary); cf. C.A. 51, 1062i.-The and
h
,
i
itacoll
c
strength of tile anhydrides ur etylg
I dimeth~141'-hydraxy- (10 , .a -2-
acid (1), 2,1 Ild
6~
th
d
t
h
2
C
-
-
c
roxy-
y
y
11) was investigated. I is a strong org. acid, while. t1m.
acid strength of It and TIE tic least equil that of very ~,frlli 9
l
j. acids. IV. Synthesis of amides'iof .1,4,6-trioxotetr
orl a-
'hydropyran-3-carboxylic acid. Tf_arek' J. AfAm"Ai, jull
Swiderski, -and NVoj Jbid. 33-43.-~~verat
NH4 Baits of
W,
',4'-A6)-1,3-dloxiq (1) were tralisforiliw by, fleafiug Ift.,
dry toluene to amides of 2 4,(~-trioxotetr~,t,iydrop)-ran-3-f
carboxylic acid (11). The st;jcture of 11 was. establ6bcd'
by transforming the - anilide of 11 to acetonedicarboxylic, .
acid monounilide and further with',a transition through
"
quinolone-f-acetic acid to 2-hydroxylepid tile. Thc forum-;
tion of amidu of II from I confirms the assumption that thQ
'
c of tfiW
neg. charge In the anion of I is lomlized in the zoiA
pyrane ring. Schenits explaining themechanism tire given.:
A; KrcilewsL

UWADOWSKI, Teodor; SZUCHNIKq Andrzej; SWIDERSKI, Jan
Research bf compounds with antimycotic activity. V. Synthesis of sme
1,191-trichloro-2-hydrOV-3-(benzofaranyl-3')-propane derivatives.
Rocz chemii 34 no.2:475-481 160. (EEAI 10:1)
1. Katedra Chemii Organicznej Akademii Medycznej, Warszawa i
Katedra Chemii Organicznej Uniwersytetu, Warszawa.
(Mycosis) (Benzofuran) (Trichloropropane)

OSZCZAPCWICZ, Janusz; SWIDERSKI, Jan
The synthesis of merocyanine dyes obtained from rhodanine. I.
Exchange of the aniline radical f3r a secondary amine radical in
pentamethinemerocyanines. Roaz chemii )4 no.3/4:959-964 160.
(ESAI 10:3)
1. Katedra Chemii Or aniamej Uniwersytetu, Warszawa.
(Merocyanines~ (~iodanine)
(Pentamethinecyanine dyes)

PAVJJ*"2ofia; SWIDERSKI, Jan
Investigations on acylmonoses. III. Isotope exchange of acid radicals
in pentaacety1fructopyranoses. Rocz cheraii 35 no-4:895-898 161.
1. Department of Organic Chemistry, University, Warsaw.

SWIDE KI, T
-I-..,- RS - =;-OSTAWNA., Krystyna
Investigations on acy1monoses. IV. Isotope exchange of acid radioas
ln tetraacetyl C -and (3 - I.-ambinopyranoses. Rocz chemii 35 no.4-'
993-997 161.
:1. Department of Organic Chandstry, University, Warsaw.

DABROW.")KA, Maria; OSZCZAPOWI,Cz, Januqz; SVIlDE4qKI.. Jan
Synthesis of morocyanine dyes derivatives of rhodanine. II.
LxAange of the aniline group 'in monamethine-merocyanines
for a secondary amine group and the mechanism of this reaction.
Rocz chemii 36 no.3:-.475-481 162.
1. Department of Organic ChDmistry, University, Warsavi.

MACIEREWICZ, Barbara; OSZCZAPOWIGZ, Janusz; SWIDERSKI, Jan
Synthesis of merocynanine dyes derivatives of rhodanine. Pt.3.
R4W'0hfwdiJ6 no.4:673-6713 162.
I. Department of Organic Chemistry, University, Warsaw.

S/081/62/000/024/049/073
Investigat:,.on of compounds with ... B106/3186
To study Vaeir fungicidal properties, 6-carboxy-methoxy-.and 5-carboxy-
.methoxy-3-,nethyl-benzofuran (I and 11), as well as 3-(61-carboxy-methoxy-.
benzofuryl-3!)- and 3-(51-carboxy-mei;hoxy-benzofuryl-3l)-1,1,1-trichloro--
2-hydroxy-propane'(III and IV) were synthesized. 2,4-di-(carboxy-met]]JCV7~
2-hydroxY-4-carboxy-methoxy-, 2,5-di--(carboxy-methoxy)- and 2-hydroXY-5-
carboxy-methoxy-acetophenone (VI-IX) were obtained by boiling the Na .6alts
of 2,4-dihydroxy-acetophenone (V) and of 2,5-dihydtoxy-acetophenone with.
CICH COONa; compounds VI and-VIII gave, with (CH CO)~O, I and II. A.-
2 3
biologica'. investigation of the compounds I-IV, VI-IX, and fuTther of
(Xa-e) showed --that the introduction.of the HOOCCE 20 group does not chan9p
the antim ycotic properties. A mixture of 0.2 mole of NaOH in 20 ml of
water, 0.-4 mole.-.of ClCH2COONa in 100 ml of'-water, and 0.1 mole of V is
heated for I hr, alkalized with 30 ~) NaOH, and boiled for 3 hrs. VI,
C 12H1207, m.p. 2200C (from water), and VII, C 10H 1005 m-P- 1590C (fr om
water) are separated by aci Idification. VIII, C 12 H12079 yield 50 ~6, m-P-
2020C (from water), and IX, C H 0,-, m-P. 1470C (from water) were ob-
10 10
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Nq
3/08 62/000/024/049/073
Investi-,,atior. of compounds with ... B100'YB186
(from water) is obtained from 0.6 & 1!, 1.2 & CC1 3CHO and 0-05 9
CH3COONa in 5 ml CH3 C6if5(amPul, 130-1360C, 10 hx~b). For communication
V oee RZhXhim, 1961, 42"hI45. LAbstracter's note: Complete translations

ZAMOWSKI, Teodor,- MEML, Mieczyslav; SZUCHNIK, Andrzejy SWIDERSKI" Tan
Rasearch on compounds with antimyootic activity. VI. Rocz
daemii 36 nc-0:895-902 162. -
1. Department of Organie Chemistry,, Medical Aaademy, Warsaw,
Di3partment of Medicinal Microbiology, Medical Academy~, Warsaw,
and Department of Crgania- Chemistry., University., Warsaw.

SWIDEMKI, J!q; IZDEBSKI, Jan
,Preparation.of (pyridyl-2)-acetic acid hydrazide. Rocz
1,
,hemii 36 no,5:963-965 162,
1. Department of Qrganie Chemistry., University.. Warsaw.

SWIDERSKI, J.; STRUGIIISKI, J.
Studies on a.cylomonoses. Pt.5. Roc2z chemii 36 no.7/8:1151-
1153 t62.
l.. Department of Organic Chemictry, University,, Warsaw.

SWIDERSKI, Jan ;WOLKO.-SAMOCHODZKA.. Krystyna-
Glucose and mannose derivatives from the acetolysis products
of cellulose from several natural sources# Rocz chemii 36
no.NtI767-1774 163.
1. Eatedra Chemii Organicznej, Uniwersytet, Warozawat

ZAWADOWSKI Teador; MtHEL., Rieczyilawa; SZUCHIK, Andrzej; -W-1
Search for compounds with antimycotie-ac-bivity.'Pt.7. Roczi
J.
chemii 36 no.12:1775-1779 t63.
1. Department of Organic Chemistry,,Iledical Leademy., Varsff
Department of Micriobiology., Medical Academy *rss:vP 1
anq
Department of Organic Chemistry, University, Wataer.

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S11IDERSKI, Jan; MARI, Ixndrzej; ULIASZ, Adolf
Separation and isolation of para- and metA---~ylene from crude
xylene. Rocz chemii '6" no.12:1787-1790 lo-,
1. Department of Organic Chemistry,# Medical Academy., Warsaw.

PAWlAK, Zofia; SUMESKI, Jan; TF&ERIUSZ, Andrzed
Studies on aeylmonos4s. Pt. 6. Rocz chemii 37 no,4:443-447 63.
1. Dapartment of Organia Chemistrys, Universityp Warsayo

PAWLAK, Zofia; SWIDFAISKI, Jan
Studies on, accrylsonoses-0 Ft. 7* Roca chemii 37 no,4:/41+9-/+55 163,
1. Department of Organic Chemistryp University., Warsaw.

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TITLE: The photovoltaic iietitod of measuring the specific resistance of epitaxial
films
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r-ormula.
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PASZYNSKI, S.-, SWUM I,, J.
Result of therapeutic and prophylactic services for university
students in Warsaw. Zdrow publ no.2:133-139 Kr-AP '54. (ULL 3:7)
1. Z katedry Organizacji Ochrony Zdrowia A.M. Warexavie (Kier.
doe. dr med. J.Krupinski).
(UNIVERSITIBS,
*med. serv. in Poland)

EXGSR-.-'TA KEDICA Sec.6 Vol.11/3 Internal Med. Mar 57
1933, 6WIDERSKI J. and DRAHAREK S. *0trzymywanie z drotdiy piwnych
--rr-a-k-cTiob-nitajqLcejpoziomcukruwekrwi. Fra'ction obtained from
beer yeast, decreasing the blood sugar level POL.ARCH.
MED.WEWNJ~T. 1956, 26/7(1065-1066)
Dried beer yeast deprived of its bitter content was hydrolysed with diluted hydro-
chloric acid at a temperature of 30-400 in the course of 24 hr. After the filtration
of the solid parts. the hydrolysald was concentrated under a decreased pressure
to a smal I volume ~ From the dense. syrup -like remains the formless sediment
was precipitated kith absolute alcohol. The sediment was dissolved in a small
quantity of distilled water and submitted to dialysis to separate it from inorganic
salts. From the dialysed solution the sediment was precipitated again with abso-
lute alcohol. This sediment administered per os in water solution lowered the
sugar level in the blood. (VI, 4)

SWIDERSKI. J.._
Electrocardiographic changes in latent and quiet stages of rheumatic
disease in children. Pediat. polska 31 no.11:1221-1228 Nov 56.
1. Z Zakladu Fizjopatologii Instytutu Matki i Dziecka w
Warazawie. Dyrektor Instytutu: prof. dr. med. Fr. Groer.
Kierownik Zakladu: doe. dr. med. A. Chroscicki i z Panstwowego
Uzdrowiska w Wiencu Zdroju Konsultant naukowy: doe. dr. mad.
E. Wilkoozewski, Warszawa, u1. Nowogrodzka 12.
(RIIM4ATIC FEVER, in infant and child,
I EGG in various stages (Pol))
(ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY, in various diseases.
Iz.,rheum. fever in child., in various stages kPol))

CHROSCICKI, A.; SWIDERSKI. J.
Attempted production of bloodless calibrated registration of pulse wave
and blood pressure in children. Acta physiol. polon. 8 no-3.,298-300 1957.
1. Z Zakladn Fizjopatologii Kierownik: doe. dr A. Chroscicki Instytutu
Matki L Dziecka w Warozawie Dvrektor: prof. dr 7r. Groer.
(BIDOD PRMUR3, determination,
photoelectric calibrated registration in child. (Pol))
(PUIBB,
lame)

SWIDERSKI, Jerzy; ZAJAC, Jolanta
Case of complex congenital cardiac dafect with narrowing of
left arterial orifice. Pediat. polsim 32 no.2:187-193 Feb
57.
1, Z Kliniki Nismowlecej - Kierownik: does dro mede
I. Bielicka Zakaladu Fisjopatologii ... Kierownik: doe. dr. mad.
A. Chroscicki Zakladu Anatomil Patolvgicznej - p. oe Kierownika:
dr. mad. A. Winowska Inetytutu MatkiI Dziecka w Varsiswie
Dyrektor: prof. dr. med. Fr. Groer. J'Ares: Warszawa, ul.
Kasprzaka 17. Instytut Matki i Dziecha.
(CARDIOVASCULAR DEYBCTS, CONGEWTAL, case reports
complex of normality wIth retrovalvular stenosis of
left arterial orifice ~Pol))

JL
CHROii~!~;-.I, ~ntoni; HAMILSVA, Tr,,-~)It; SdIyN,tSF;, Jer
tow-
in the dift,,'UOGi3 of cqrdiac I~ailwe in
-,)ol.3ka 32 no,5;5~~1-5-48 May 57.
~aklaqu Yizjopatolo~,,ii Ins ty tuta Matk i i D- ecl= ~w Warizaw
ic.
-Yrp.l-,'.or Irintytutu: prof. dr cied. Fr, Groer
A. Chroscicki. Adres, Warszawa, ul.
(PLETHYSMOGDAP-Hy
photopletk,,,;Tnography ia conger.. a-.quire, 9,-cart
child., value (poi))
,\.-W-iT DISEMBS, J--a inf. & claild
diag.. phoL):3leth:-,r!nzg:rapphy in L acquirea ai~~.
(C.U-JDjt)IjASGUIA-R ,X',Y3CTS, COIR'r~41111IV%-f:, -~Aae.
Dhotoplat'ays,--nography (P01))

Jerz,,-
lle,iiat.
2 57
inst,) tutu lk'ht:ci i Dziec~.a w W-wid. Dyrelz-,,or
nn)'. an- Fr. Groer Kiei:,wiEc doe. dr A. CIL-oscicki
u!.. Kv,--,-zaka 17 ln3tytu~ !'nt!!i i Dliecka-
'n )C- :t
pediatric cardiol., use of photoeleAr.ic ap'par. (Pol))

SWIDIRSKI, Jerzy
Respiratory disorders in infants. Pedlat. -nolBka 34 uo-5:649-663 May 59.
1. Z Kliniki Niemowlecej Kierownik: doe. dr. med. I. Bielicka i z Zakliallu
Fizjoy)atologii Kierownik: doe. dr med. A. Ghroscicki Instytutu Hatki i
Dziecka w Warssawie Dvrektor* prof. dr med. F. Groer. Adres: Warszawa, ul.
Kasprzaka 17, Instytnt Matki i Dziecka.
(R3SPIRATION,
disord. in inf. (Pol))

4MWOSSKA-ZYSK, W.; WIERZWSKA, H.
A case of Morgagni-Adams-Stokes syndromein a girl with complete
auriculoventricular block. Pediat.pols)a,. 35 no.11:1349-1356
N 160.
1. Z Zakladu Fizjopatologii, Kierownik: doe. dr med. A.Chroscicki
i z Kliniki Chorob Wewnetrznych, Kierowitik: prof. dr mod. J.Raszek
Instytutu Matki i Dziecka w Warszavie, Dyrektor: prof.ldr med. .
F.Groer i z Oddzialu Obserwacyjnego Szp!.tala Miejskieg6 Zakaznego
nr 1 v Waresavie, Ordynator: doe. dr met"L. B.Migdalska4as=owa.
(HFART BLOCK in Inf & child)

LENARTOWSKAt Irena; SWIDERSKI, -Terzy
A syndrome of paroxysmal cardiac rhythm disorders, convulsions
and electrolyte disturbances. Pediat pilska 36 no.31277-284 161.
1. Z Oddzialu Chorob Wevnetrznych - Kierownik: prof. dr med.
J. Rassek i z Zakladu Fizopatologii - Kierownik: doc. dr med.
A. Chroscicki Instytutu Matki i Dziecka w Warazawie Dyrektor:
prof. dr med. Fr. Groer.
(TACHYCARDIA PAROXYSM in inf & child)
(CONVULSIONS in inf & child)
(ELECTROLYTES metab)

KUBICZ, S.; PORADOWSKA, W.; RONDIO, Z.~ SWID."0:30, J.
Surgical treatment of aortic coarctation in a *.3-year-old boy.
Pediat. pol. 36 no.6:633-643 161.
1. Z Oddzialu Chirurgii Dzieciecej-..kierownik: prof. dr med,
W. Paradowska " " Za'&I-adu Fizjcpatologii--kderow~: doe. dr med.
A.Chroscicki i z Znkladu ~'~ntgenodia,,,mostyki-kierownil-e: doe. dr
med. S.Kubicz Instytutu Matki i Dziec-ka w Warszawie Dyrektor,.
prof. dr med. Fr. Groer.
(AOIffIC COAPOTATIO14 surg)

SWIDERSKI, Jerzy
Variations in pressure-Pulse seconlary to respiration and changes
in intrathoracic pressure in child:-7,en. Acts. mod. pol. 3 no.4.,:441-453
162.
1. Institute of Mother and Child, 'darsaw Director: Prof. Dr Fr.
Groer The Physiopathological Laboratoryp Warsaw.Directori Doc.
Dr A. Chroscicki.
(ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY) (PHONOCARDIOGRAPHY)
(RESPIRATION) (PLETHYSMOGRAPHY)

LODZINSKI, Kazimierz)- SWIDERSKIO Jerzy; MEUSE, Tadeusz
Attempted examination of children in shock due to burns,by a polygraphic
method. Pediat. pol. 37 no.7;687-692 Jl 162i
1. Z Kliniki Chirurgii Dzieciecej Kierownik: prof. dr med. W.Poradowska
i z Zakladu Fizjopatologii Instytutu Matki i Dziecka w Warazawie
Kierownik: doe. dr med. A.Chroscicki Dyrektor: prof. dr med. B.Gornicki.
(BUR14S in inf & child) (SHOCK in inf & child)

SWIDERSKI, ~qzef, dr inz.
New methods of producing fiberboard. Prwgl papier 19 no.--C-
312-317 o,63.
1. Dyrektor Mpartamentu. Techniki i Inwestyaji, Ministerstwo
lasow i Prnnyslu Drze~megop Whrszawa.

SWIDEPSFIll S.
New universal Polish excavator. -P-157
(PRZEGLAr, BUIMIIANY, Vol. 28, No. 4., Apr. 1956, Warsaw, Poland)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAL) w, vol. 6, No. 9, Sept. 1957, Uncl.

SWTD-!,R9K7, T.
Eyecution of the T)lan of freightage In the l9t hAlf of 1953. p. 418. (PRZECLAD
KOLEJr'14Y, Vol. 5, No. 1.1, Nov. 1953, Wnrsz:!w;?, Poland)
SO: Yonthly List of Epst Europepn Access-1-ns, (EEAL), LC. Vol. 3, No. 12, Dec.
1954, Uncl.

SWIDERSKI, T.
For better indexes of the static and dynamic loading of freight
cars. p. 247
FRZEGLAD KOLEJOLV-,-
Warszawa
Vol. 7, no. 7, July 1955
SObRCE: East European Accessions List (E,Al) LC, Vol. 5, no. 3, riarch 1956

S1,TIDEPSKI, W.
Technical progress in exploiting the systems of water supply and sewerage. p~ 196
GAZ, WODA I TECT,'IKA SPNITARIA (Stowarzyszenie Nau"kowo-Techniczne inzynierow i
Technikow Sanitarnych, Ogrzewnictwa i GazDwnictwa) Warszawa, Poland.
vol. 33, no. 5, Nay 1959
Yonthly List Of East Luropean Accessions ~FY-U) LC, Vol. b. no. 9. Septenber 1959
Uncl.

dm,
POLAND/Solid State Physics - Mechanical Properties of Crystals E-10
and Polycrystalline Substances
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Fizikaj, No 4,, 1958, uo 8399
Author
Inst Not Given
Title Investigation of Internal Stresses in Metallic Parts with the
Aid of X-rays and the Possibility of Using These Investigations
in Failway Transport.
Orig Pub Przegl. kolejowy., 1957 9., No 10., 368-375
Abstract No abstract
Card 1/1

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Wars& Pr 1 4 49rur , vi io. So 1 (.2o6). T"uary
1962
Alron . KOZERA and E.zimiors WROMI pp 3.1-37.
tXngmar -sum=Ary). I
-*r&phjO Xothods rar the Presentation of the Cbmloal~
Composition or Ondorground U.tarl." CTrYl K0_LA04 Of
the G"lagical Ingtituto; PP 38-45. lhglish sea-
e" - .
m
M
22. 'On the X14r&tL*n or 3a~o Upper Cretao9ous Tormin-
ifers.. xrystyna PazAimu a., the Polish Aced"
_Zo f
(Polska jr--k ~*.& ak) 1 P-P-46-.-
the Western Pert of the Prao4-
13. -Jumssio period im
borze ftegel,w Xrz~sxt;af JAjM2WXZ Of the Gaoloeiaal~
Institutol pp.166-4~. ----
14. lamerks an the TsahtsnLa Structure of the 'VIU0.6yu
7rouchl., Jerzy NANASIAVICZ of Tb. 0*010sical Insti-
tiaot pp-48-49. - .
o0a fte Amber in the Samatiau DePosits of the Labltm~
Cyl&nd.* IrAtarsyna FA7-10MA of the Gtaocla
oti-tel p U9.
to
360and 310 an 0.01octaul Confspence., raftry-K
SM 0 We A44 f AtIaLit.- and Metallurey
*deal a.. -in-ioza, a p 36'.-
7, *Minorwl ores ef Nigeria abd their Sconamic Totialss-
%ica,R Antoni XQRLVXZCCI of the 0salaciaLL Institutes
vp
~2107
a/2

SWIDOWSKA, I.; KVIATKOWSKA, X.; 11MCZARSKI, A.
Flotation method in determination of strains in diagnosis on
tuberculosis in children. Grislica 20 no. 6:789-800 Nov-Dec 1952.
CGUL 24:2)
1. JW the Institute of "3aoteriology (Head--Prof. Zyp_mmt 3gymWtowski.
M.D.), Lodz and of the Pediatric'State Tuberculosis Sanatoriwi
(Director--Ann& "allsowa..-R.D. in Lagiewniki..-

MARGOLISOVIA, Anna; SWIDOWSKA, Irena; SMASTER, Irena
Therapeutic results of bronchoscopy & sympathicomimetic drugs in lobar
& segmental atelectasis in children. Gruzlica 26 no.7:563-569 JUlY 58.
1. Z Sanatorium Przaciwgruzliczago d1a 'Dzieci v 1aGitvuDm6h XitTovnik%
prof. dr mad. A. Margoli3owa Adres: Ingiewniki - Todz. Sanatorium Przeci:w-
gritzlicze dla Dzieci.
(ATELECTASMS, in inf. & child
ther., bronchoncopy with ephedrine & epinephrine (Pal))
(BROITCHWOOPY, in various dis.
atelectasis in child., with aphedrine & epinephrine ther.
(Pal))
(ZPHEMINE, ther. use
atelectasiB in child. (Pal))
(EPIYAPBRIMA, ther. use
same)

MARGOLISOWA, Anna; SWIDOWSIKA, Irena (Lagiewnild); Wapolpracownicy:
DADLEZp Zygmunt(Istebna); DUTKOWSKA, A.(RabkiL); BURNO-KINDT,,
Zofia(,Tavorze); PECHEMIK., Knimierz(Ludwikowo); HOMN,, D.;
FLICKA., M.; PAWLOWSKA, Elzbieta; SZUSTER, Irena (Lagiewniki)
Relapses of lymph node-pulmonar7 tuberculosis in children
during institutional. therapy. Gruzlica 30 no.6:569-577 162.
TMIERCULOSIS, IXM NODE)
TVIJXRCULOSIS., PULMONARY)
~
(TUF3XRCULOSIS IN CHILDHOOD)
(AYCITUBERCULAR AGENTS)

cost as a central v)-roblem of econo.,,-I-..,. n.222.
'a (Ins-ytilb llaftol-~~f) 'ICra~-ow
ol. 10, n, 9, .e-,-)'U. 1-.ID
3
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,~O=Pkvl, U.
SVIIDRAY,, W. Ratiormlization as a factor irl tecImical progress. p. 289
Vol. 10, no. 12 Dec. 1954
4LODY TE0111,11K. Wars%awa Poland
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of the
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Vol. 1i !~D. 2
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Q 1 i t of E f,t Eu_ro-,-f-n Acc~:- (!-.'L), Lr, Vol. 4, No. 5,

SWIDZINSKA, LUCYNA
Zatopione doliny; walka z pouiodzia I budowa zbiornikow wodnych. (Wyd. 1) Warszawa,
Panstwowe Zaklady ldydawn. Szkolrych, 1951P. 112 p. (Flooded valleyq; the striWgIe
with floods and the buildin.- of water reservoirs. 1st ed. illus., paps, footnotes)
S01' Monthly list of East Ew.,ppean Accessions List (ELLL), LC., Vol. 4, No. 11,
November 19,55, Uncl.

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SWIDZINSKA, Lucyna (Krakow)
How to Prevent the drying up of the Gaspian Sea. Vszech-
swiat no,,l2t282-286 D163.

SWIDZINSKA, Lucyna (Krakow/'
On the mad volcanoes in Rizzania. Wszechswiat no.2i29-34
F '65.

SWIDZINSKI, E.
Role of the Central Direction of Pbarmacy in control of drug
quality Yam. polska 10 no.11:290-296 Nov 54o
ipHAMOT,
In Poland. control of quality of drugs)

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AUTHOR. Babloots. A. To.. Candidate of Geological- SOT/30-59-1-16/57
11noralogicol.
TIM. Congross of Q.ologista of the Carpathians end UlUn. (S-yoxd
gating" karpatokIk)a I balkansklkh stran)
rMIODIM; Yeatulk Aksdo.li cank S351, 1959, Ir 1. RP 85 - 69 (933R) V
0321LACT: The 4th Congress of the Carpathiao-Salkan Association took
place In KITO. and Lvov .4 a.pt.4b.r Ir-29, 1958, 250 delegates
taking part. 9tobtra of The Association are Bulgaria, 11"gary,
Poland. I umam is. the V333, Coacho.1 ... kis and Th.
roporle discussed tectonics Of the CoZ7/Schlan. and their ut..l
relationship with the Ulkaoideso the otratigraphy and pale*-
geography Of the Carpathians. Vicaoxcity In the Carpathian$,
Lad *ho, forwation of diffwt4a' x4mvial resources in %boa.
0. A. VFm1ov, on behalf of the organizing comaItto* of "a
C*W..o, "portod no questions of tectonic. of the 3o,L.t
Went Carpathians. 1. gmg#l~ reported on tectonic investigations
in the Central West Carpathian. t7 ft.choalovsk geologist..
1" "4 Rumanian Investigators F. Uttemb. M. 3174kh.
D. Patrulis reported on tb* struatare
Th=%sku, JL_!ptU~a
--Card IA
of the South Carpathians. Th. ]ha To. Ron- a,
outlined the m~tu&l relationship between M4
salk"id.s. Th. Polish rassarmas" _Support.d
u t, U
at Carpathian..
the hypothesis on the deposit tm.t- f
and the Cs.a~'. A.
reported 0. question* or mtr.t1gr4pjY '.d pale by Th
SOVIat Tassoyo,ich, 0. 3.061:11.11
that the f.ft.tion of flysob, deposits 1. the Carpathians i
associlat.d with the most "bit. to..& of the ."%h'. cruet.
proved In the district of 3t4ry7 Saabor 4
P. I Alt, of a f-tion of flys.h layers 1. the Soviet
Zan% C thi a t by 2. Fardomh-3.4.tskiy (Hungary), 4.
(=Mord ... 3ovist investigators To. K. tax&-
'AL42 U&
to questions of volcanicity ad condition. of
formation of Or* deposits. the Congromm -phanixed the 064-sity
f carrying on comom LOT4.tigations lu different branches
r geology. For a coordination of those Investigations. per-
:
manout commissions were constituted: tar ttatomics, strati.
graphy, pallogeography act palsontol.cyl magoati.. "a petrology.
geochowl.try &*4 alaoralcoo hydrogoolob7 and for tectonic "Pa.
The 5th Congress of the Association to anticipated for 1961 -_
I* Runanis.

372*
Oct. 1955,
Europl~an Acces-icnis
mth"Y Lst c, East.

'21i a D Z 11 -EK I
Ge6logy of Poliou jaineral witerc. p. 370-
GAZ, WODA I TECHNIKA SA14ITARNA, Vol. 29, No.11 Nov. 1~55
(Pol3kie Zrzeszenie Gazo-,mikow, Wodociagowcow i Technikow Sanitarnych) Wam;awa
T I
SOURCE: EAST EUROPEAN ACCESSIOII:S LIST Vol. 5, No. 1 jan.1956

On
a rn
no. i- rakow,, PolanA
no. 1.2, 9,nc. j`570
()t' PpS4. v01.

SWIM-INSKI, H.
Geologic observations made in the mirroundings of Leluchow, Plawiec on
the Poprad River and Ujak (Polono-Slovak Carpathians). Bul geolog PAN
9 no.2:99-107 161.
1. Katedra Geologii, Akademia Gorniczo-Flatnicza, Krakow. Presented boy
W. Goetel.

SWIDZINSKIS H.
The Richvald series in the flysch Carpathians. Bul geolog PAN 9 no.2:
109-119 161.
1. Katedra Geologii, Akademia Gornicso-Rutnicza, Krakow. Presented by
W. Goetel.

--SWIDZINSKI. Henryk
Geologic problems of the Sanok region. Przegl geol 9 no.6.:289-295
Je 161.
1. Polskie Towarzystwo Geologiczne.
(Poland-Geology)