SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VOHNOUT, S. - VOICU, O.

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-EXCERPTA MEDICA See I .4 Vol 13/4 ~adlology Apr 59
766. CONVERSION RATIO FOR RADIOACTIVE IODINE IN CARDIAC TIIYRO-
TOX7COSIS - Konversnf faktory radioaktivniho.jodu u kardiiIntch thyreo-
toxikos - VobDqy_l__12_._ Rbhln g S. and -;ilink K. Vyzkumn,~ Cait.
Endokrin6T. . Praha - ItAS. LCK, 't ES. 1958, 97t23 (902-909) Tables'! Mus.
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In 58 individuals with abnormal thyroid function a classification of thyroid dys-
function Into 5 groups according to intensity was made on the basis of detailed
clinical investigation and long-term follow-up (classification: hypofunction, cu-
function, mild thyrotoxicosis. moderate and severe thyrotoxicosis) and the rela-
tionship of the conversion ratio for I III to the degree of functional abnormality was
tested. It was demonstrated that a high conversion ratio at 24 hr. (over 60r.)
occurs only in moderate and severe thyrotoxicosis regardless of whether this
state was symptomatically slight or marked. A low conversion ratio (less than 6016)
was found not only in cases of slight thyrotoxicosis, cuthyroids and hypothyroids,
but also in several cases of moderate and severe thyrotoxicosis. This method,
therefore, cannot be used to differentiate the clinical grade of thyropathy. but is a
ve ry valuable aid in the differential diagnosis of cardiac dysfunction.
(MV, 6. Is)

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VOHMUT, S.; BRABENCOVA, H.
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Biochemistry of iodine; determination of iodine in potable sur-
face vaters. Cas. lak. cesk. 89 no.43:1205-1206 27 Oct 50.
(CI,ML 20:4)
1. Of the Central Endocrinological Institute in Prague (Head-
-Docent X. Bilink, M.D.).

1A 41 [,S)-4 1-'
C;f,1r"u:nuI3tIon ind exetetiod of lodine-131 In the disgriosis.
thy"ld disorders. Svatopluk 116bling, Stanislav Vob-
out, K. UmbovA, and Karel &1ink
stav, Prague), Ch3qn's Wafil Cesk$ch 94, 1371-4
(1955).-To 8 cuthyroid controls, E~ cases with slight oligo~-
symptomatic thyrotoxieos!3, 5 with mcdemtely seme thy-
f0toxicosis, 3 with severe thyratoxicosis, and 5 with verv
slight hypothyroidism. a dose of 0.1 we, 11" (1) WU. adminb%*_
tered orally and the accumulation (if I in the thyroid gland
was measured iiii situ by 06ger-Mller counting. Urinary
excretion of I was " followed. Plots 4 t.te mults show'
that the vrArlation of the excretion tnst leads to overtapping
between the various groups of cubjects. The a-ccunittlation
tc--t appears supesior; the 24-hr. value Is not sufficient for
diagnosis, but at least 3 meuxuremeritj must be made (2, 6,
and 24 hrs.).
..............

SILM, K. ; MAJERMA, A.; CERNY, K. - VOHIZOUT S. - HOSCHL, R.
I
Investigation on 1-131 and iodine fractions In differential
diagnosis of carcinoma of the thyroid gland. Reoplasma,Bratisl.
7 no.1 suppl:123-126 160.
(IODINE metab)
(THYROID GLAND neopl)

SOUMAR) J.; ROHLING, S.; REISENAUER, R.; V01MOUT S.
Use of 1-132 in thyroid function tents. CaB. lek. 101.
no.":1206-1210 5 IN 165.
1. Vyzkumny ustav endokrinologicky v Pra-ze (reditel doe. dr.
Ki Silink, DrSc.).

YELT, V., i, Nlarodni tr. 8; VOIRIOUT S.; RMILING,
Effer-.t of tfiiodothyrenine and thyroxine on the bindff-rij
of human serum for thyroid hormones. Cas. lek. Cesk. 104 nc.4-,'~:
1210-1213 5 N 165.
1. Vyzkumny Ustav endolcri.nologicky v Praze (red.itel doc. dr.
K. SilinkJ. DrSc.). Submitted December 1964.

FELT.. V.,(Praha 1, Narrdni tr.p-'~' Vown"r, s.
Effect of cortisone and ACTH on plaoma cholesterrl in
rhesus monkey. Gas. lek. Cesk. 104 no.44:1213-1216 5 11 165.
1. Vyzlnlmny ustav endolr-rinologicky *i Praze (reditel doe. dr.
K. Silink, DrSc. a Institut experimontalni patologie a terapie
ANN (reditel prof. B.A. lapin, DrSc.) Suchumi, SSSR. Submitted
November 1964.

CZEC1106LOYAKIA
VORRADWy Fr=+.isekp WI)r, Me
Legon, Ghana
Brno, Veterinars-tvi, No 12, December 1966, pp 563-566
"Veterinary care on a University fexm in Ghana."

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V(j!,',iYI.'L'Y*,, C:TA. Orani kulti-vace. 2.,
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VOIADZHIICV, Geor i. Prof.; IARUKOT, Liubomir, d-r.; BIIWPITOY, Borielav
Considerations on the female pelvis. Izvomed.inst.,Sofja 11-12:
689-719 1955.
1. Klinika po akusheretvo i ginakologiia (zav.kutadrata: prof.
d-r Georgi Voladzhiev) pri vischlia maditsinnki inatitut
V. Chervankov-Sofiia.
(PELVIMI'TRY,
analysis of pelvic dimensions)

WICHESSCU F.; ISHCU, P.; OW-NESIMI, A.
Tmportant products resulting from the action. of chlorine on certain
silicates; preparation of silicon tetrachloride from diatomite. p. 195.
Academia Republicii. Populare Romine. STUDII SI CERCKARI DE CHIMIE.
Ducuresti. Vol, 3, no. 3A, July/Dac- 1955-
So. East European Accessions List Vol. 5, No. 9 September, 1956

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Oxides. Acide.
Bases,, 1-5
Abet Journal: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 2, 1957, 5021
Author: Spacu, P., Voichescu P -, Ovanesian, A.
Institution: None
Title: Products Obtained on Action of Chlorine on Some Silicates. Production
of Silicon Tetrachloride from Diatomite
Original
Publication: Studii si cercetari chim., 1955, 3, No 3-41 195-201
Abstract: SiC14 was obtained by chlorination of diatomite (containing a small
amount of Fe203) in the presence of coal as a reducing agent. The
diatomite being porous has a large contact surface of active silica,
vhich makes possible a ready reduction; the chlorination reaction
takes place at a low temperature (730--7500). Bisulfite liqu6r is
used as binder for the raw material. Yield of SiC14 is 46-50%.
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ROMANIA Chemical Technology. Chemical Products and H
Their Application. Ceramics. Glass. Binding
Materials. Concretes.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 19, 1958, 65207
Author Voichescu P, Dinescu A
Inst
Title Mineralizing Action of Fluorapatite on Portland
Cement Clinker
Orig Pub: Bul. Inst. politehn. Bucuresti, 1956, 18, No 3-4,
231-243
Abstract; It was established that raw-material mixtures
with fluorapitite act in the capacity of a miner-
alizer cake at a temperature of 14100. The pre-
sence of a continual isomer series 2CaO'SiO2-3CaO*
P205 in a 4-component system CaO-2CaO-SiO2-CaF2-
3CaO'P205, which belongs to the mixture investi-
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Their Application. Ceramics. Glass. Binding
Materials. Concretes.
Abs Jour; Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 19, 1958, 65207
Abstract: o-ated, specifies the process of mineralization.
The eutectic point of this system lies below 12050,
while the normal clinker of the system CaQ-A1203-
Fe2%SiO2 forms the liquid phase at 13380. Accord-
ing o a comparison with CaF , fluorapatite reduces
the temperature of the formation of the liquid phase
by 1100. Fluorapatite exerts a stabilizing action
onA -2CaO-SiO2, by expanding the zone of its stabil-
ity to the temperature of the environment. The
method of cooling the clinker from the mixtures
mineralized by the fluorapatite has no influence
on the quality of the cement.
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the time for the gas to travel from tuy&e level to the nmk-
line was detd. Cox was used to det, linint wear. Rapti.
techniaucv are deWW. W. A. Ifudec

VOICHN P 1. , prof. (I'loiesti)
Visiting the Johann Gutenberg 8-year school No. 14 in Erfurt.
Natura Geografia,16 no. 1:60-61 Ja-F 10/+,

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co"VI"ti-Oll w it h the diocussions o 'Opism and birth.-~i.
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VOICHIN, Irina, dr'. (PloiAsti)
I ,
Demonstrations and experimants using living material at the
zoological lessons. Pt. 1. Natura Biologie 15 no.6i63-69
N-D 163.

VOICHIN, Irina, prof. (Ploiesti)
D-emonstrations and experLments usinF live mat,--rial in z-,o--,ca-7
lessons. Pt. 2. Natura Biologie 16 no. 1: 62-68 Ja--F t64.

VOICHIN, Irina, prof., (Ploiesti)
Aspects on the activity of a student biological circle. Natura
Biologie 15 no.2:57-63 Mr-Ap 163.

VOICHIN, Irina, prof. (Ploiesti)
Some experiences from the teacking of zoology in the 4th grade. Natura
Biologie 16 no-4s63-70 Jl-Ag 162.

VOICHINOV, A.
Introduction of cultivation of Artemisia mritima on large scale
in,ltlgaria. Farmateiia 4 no,2:26-30 1fr-Ap 154.
(PLANTS,
,*Artemisia maritima. cultivation in Bulgaria)
VOICIUG, M.
How to organize the analysis of morbidity with the te=Prary 'ncaPac't7
of work. Munca sindiC 7 n0,3:5.5-57 Mr 162'
1~
1. Membru in comite~ul sindicatului, responsabilul comisiei de
asiguari socialep Uzinele,.,"Ropublica"s Buouresti.

SORUP Eugenia; DII,%p V.F.; VOICOUNESCO, R.
Intracellular distribution of arginase (L-argLii-,:e-urechy-,Iro2,p-se
EC 3.5-3.1) in staphylococci. Arch. Roum. path. expe. Microbiol.
23 no.4:951-958 D 164.
1. Travail de l'Institut "Dr. I. Cantacuzino", Services de Bio-
chimie generale et du Microscope electronique. Submitted june 13,
1964.

ZARNKA, G.; ALECANDRESCO, N.; IONESCO, Honorina; VOICOULESCO, R.; SZEGLI,,
Iacia; PEREDERI, S.; XMIMIU, P. -
Epidemiological research on a focus of Q fever on an agrozootechnical
farm. Arch. Roum. path. exp. microbiol. 20 no.1:1-12 Mr 161.
1. Travail de l'Institut "Dr. I. Cantacuzino" - Service des Rickettsioses -
et de la Station sanitaire anti-epidemique (SANEPID) d'Arad.
(Q FEM epidemiol)

VOIC(ILESCU,"A.1- BADINESCU3, Fl.
'Jr-culatory and respiratory adapatation in arterial hypertens-ion.
Fiziol. norm. pat. 11 no.2:143-152 Mr-Ap t65.
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1. Institutul de expertiza medicala si recuFerarea capacitati de
munca,

RUMAM/Gexeral Problems of Pathology - Tumors. T-5
a Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol.., No 1, 1958., 1281T
19",
Author : Whelks; E., Garoiu, 1F., Voicu
Inst : Not given
Title : A Case of a T=or of the Thymus in &n Infant.
Orig Pub : Pediatria, 1956P 5, No 3, 268-271
Abstract : A female infant was separated from her mothery Vho had
pulmonary tuberculosis, at the moment of birth and fed
artificially. At the age of 5 months (4850 g) severe
paroxysms of asphyxia appeared with marked dyspnea, and
cyanosis; they received daily during feedings. Clini-
cal and laboratory studies were within normal limits.
-Roentgenologically there was a widening of the mediasti-
nal shadow characteristic of tumor of the thymus. A tem-
porary improvement followed X-ray therapy but later
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COCIASU, E. , dr.; STOICESCU, C.C. , dr.; ZIRA, A.M. . dr.; VOICQ, A. , dr.
-
On certain general mechanism concerning the irrelation of histamine,
sulfur and sulfurous mineral waters. Hed. intern., Buaar 12 no.73
1061-1065 J1 160.
(ALLERGY therapy) (HISTAI-11INE, blood)
(SULFUR: therapy) (MIIU;RAL WATERS, therapy)

IONESESCU, V.; CHELCHIANU, G.; VOICU, A.
Dyssynergia careballaris myoclonica (R=say-H=t syndrome). Rev.
sci. med. 7 no-3/4sl53-155 162.
(CEUZELLAR DISEASES) (MYOCLONUS) (EPILEPSY)
(GENETIGS, HUMAN)

ANGHILESCU,V.; TIRNOVFAI"U,G.; TRIYAN,G.; CIOBM,C.; VOICU,A.
Contributions to the study of staphvlocGccal gastro-enteritis
in children. Rumanian M. Rev. 4 no.1:38-60 JA-Mr 160.
1. Hospital for Children in Galati-Oirector; Dr. Virgil
Anghelescu).
(GASTROENTERITIS in infancy & childhood)
(STAPHYIOCCCCAL INFECTIONS in Infancy & childhood)

V=U ATIW.A,, G*
Beha,rior of tw"rat=,* changes of me to used in magnotoolectric
mwaawimg devices. Metrologi&L apl 6 noo2t70-7,4 Ap-Je 139*
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Country' Rumania
Academic DGM651 -Enginner-
AffiliatiOn'Gonoral Diroctora and Tarzitorial Organizatic
6,r t a n a ry of AFrIoulture (Directia, Generals, GeotopograrioiL---A--
A=ft a Organizarii.Teritoriului din Ministerul Agrioulturii).
Source: Bucharest Revista do Goodozie si Organizarea Teritoriului I Vol V
XR56M No 4 v 1961, pp ZZ-366
i Data% "Principles and Work Procedures Concerning the Torraoing of Sloped
Terrains for Vineyards."
19416143

VOICU, 0.
Superficiality and bureaucratic style have nothing to do with trade-union activities.
P. 4 (Constructorul. Vol. 9, no. 39h, Aug. 1957, Pucuresti, RU,
,qnnj.,I)
Monthly Index of East European Arcessi~,ns (FEAI) LC. 1161. 7, no. 2,
Felxuary 1.958

STOENESCU p V.; STAT1CA, St.; 29~IEU~Gjk-
Application of some methods of calculation used to determine the
evaporation in the West Plain (between the Huxes and Somes Rivers)
and in,the Depression of the Jijia River. Studii hidrol 2j125-142
162.

VOICUY Gh.
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Training am! improvirZ the cadres. Constr Buc no.756:4 4 JulY
164-

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GHEORGHE, V.; YPTCU, Gh.
Trade unions organize. Constr Buc 16 no.776:4 21 M 164.

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1, he a!" f I vi '. -., !,(-, -lr, - ~, 1 5 i " ~ d i s --aim. - onz- tr -~Iz ~?
no.78,7: 11, 6 F 165.
.,ollactliro oorifrrict. at Qjr) 1xi(jrining of a now y0ar. lbt- .:4
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GHEORGIEr , V. ; VU 111 , Gh.
Eri,jc a Liv a work cc-u Id ~ a ve bc-en. L-- ~. *,r-r. '. --:7 ~ , - -, .7 r-, .793:2
2 0 Ittr 16 5.

VOICUP Gh.
The meeting of pr-aiu:!tion has analyz-d 1.1-e c;on5truc:tion act'-vity.
Conatr Blic 16 no.746:4 21" Anpr~l.',64.

VOICUP Gil,
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Shortening he time of construction. Constr buc 16 ro.745-4
18 Lp 164. -

VOICUO Gh.
On the labor protection themes. Constr Buc 16 no.771:4
17 0 164.

VOICUP Gh.
Obligations, achieve-ments. Constr Buc 16 no.759:4
25 J1 '64. 1

VOICU, Gh.; SFART, M.
Bucharest constructers opened wide the doors of technical
progress. Constr Buc 16 no. 740:4 14 March 1964.

VOICUP Gli.
Started work must be finished. Constr Buc IJ+ no.651:4 30 Je 162.

KCRMW~
.,-Vlo.icu, Gheorghe
The thread of tachnologlcal wave. Constr Buc 16 no. 755:2
27 June 164.

VOICUI Gh.
From the activity of some committees. Constr Buc 16
no. 752:4 6 June 164.

VOICU9 Gh. 11
.. The support was on time. Constr Buc 16 no.744t4 11 April 164.

NITULESCU., M.j MOCIORNITA, C.; DINCA, A.; VIRCOLI L.; VOICUs-Ah.,- MIHAILESCU,
Gh.; NAE, D.; BARBAT, V.; MIHAIL, M.; MUSETESCU, F.; CORBAN, V.;
MATEESCU.. M.
Monograph on the hydrology of the hydrographic basins of the Izal
Viseu, Sapinta,, Tur Rivers.

VOICUP Gh. -I
T-rade-union members analyzing. Constr Buc 15 no.726:1+ 7 D 163. T

VOICU,_Gb..
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Watching the stages,, effective meam=es. Constr Bwa 16
no.7370, 22 F164.

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Wishes which will be carried out.-Constr Bac, 15 no.729t/*
28 Df63, ~

VOICU, Gh.
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Preparations for the practice of students. ConBtr Buc 17 no.8021;2
29 YAy 165.

VOICU I Gh.
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Practice of apprentices must be better organized. Constr Buc
15 no.688:4 16 Mr 163.

VOICUP Gh.
Consumption of as few hours as possible for the con3truction of an
apartment. Constr Buc 15 no.7220 9 N 163.

VOICU, Gh.
On the construction site favorable conditions were created
for good educational activity. Constr Buc 15 no.724:4 2-3 N 163.

VOICU, Gh-.-
Expectations for U5 next year will be carried out before
the date fixed. Constr Buc 14-no. 675: 1 15 December 1962.

VOICUJP Gh.
Man and his needs, the center of attention. Constr Buc
14 no. 673: 4; 1 December 1962.

SMIFd,',A, Ovidiu, maistru; VOICU,Gh.
At a rapid pace. Constr Buc 16 no.735tl 8 F'64-

VOICU, Gh.
Thnre are toolo tut T-o room for tbem. Constr Buc 16 no.736%3
15 Ft64-

STCFMZCU, V.; VOICU Gh
First experimental results of reed transpiration in the
Danube Delta, Studii hidrol. 5:169-196 t63*

STCFJWGU, V.5 TECDCRESCUy F.1.3 VOICU) Ghe
Rvaporation on the lake surfaces in Rumania. Studii hidrol
5.-73--167 5 63.

Volcui Gh
First effects, collective contraots. Constr Buc 17 no.7-'--1,2
30 Ja 165.

voicuf Ch..
On the michaniza*ion. theralu, Constr Buc 17 nr,.?'fjl2 ? MY '65-

VOICUP Gh.
Fmdamental transfor.,.-ations. Constr Buc 17 no.790-i 27 ? 'i 56
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VOI(,'fl, Gh.
From 'the experience of the trade-inlon cor-nittee of tt,~~
Fienl Cement 'Y~orks, Const- Bua 17 no.7cP;2 17 "%p '6,5.

RUMA.NTA
OANCEA, Tr., ColonalUedical Corps; ATHANASESCU, S., Colonel, Medical Corps;
POPESCU, P., Lieutenant-Colonel, Medical Corpq; MqIWAN,JJI~, Lieutenant-
Colonel, Medical Corps; GIIIRGIU, T.9 Lieutenant=Col~~;el, Medical Veterinary
Corps; IONESCU, P., Major, Medical Veterinary Corpsl SAFTA,' T., Major,
Medical Veterinary Corps; NOVACEK, A., Captain, Medical Corps; VOICU, Gh.,
Captain, Medical Corps; and SINGER, D., Lieutenant-Colonel, Mecricil-Corose-
"Experimental Research on the Effectiveness of Some Therapeutic Measures
in Blast Injury Shock"
Bucharest, Revista Sanitara Militara, Vol 16, Special No'@, 1965; pp 58-62
Abstracts Study on 44 dogs and 70 rabbits and 26 guinea pigs, exposed to
shock from explosion of 2 kilograms of "Trotil" (TNT?J at varying distances
from 2.2 to 25 meters away; use of "Dip4)01" (Diparcol (diethazin'e) with
DOUntin (petfildine)?] with a tracheostomy. The neuropleRic treatment had
good effects as bad the tracheostomy in acute respiratory insufficiency.
Artificial respiration was pointless. I chart, 2 kymograms, 3 tables.

RUMAIIIA
0AITCrA, T., Colonel, Medical Corps; ATRMAqEScU, S., Colonel, Medical
Corps; CINDEA, V., Captain, Nedical Corpst EQU22L.-L, Lieutenant.
Colonel, Medical Corps; GIUIRGZ-~, Gh., Major, Medical Corrs;
Captain, Medical Corps; SAFTA, T., Major, fledical Corps; and IONESCU, P.,
Major Medical Corps.
"Cardiac Tamponade a Study of the Physiorathology with Therapeutic
Lessons In Peacetime and Under Conditions of War"
Buenarest, Revisto Sanitara Ifilitare, Vol 16p Special No., 19651 pp 62-66
Abstractt. Study on 10 dogs, producin- penetrating scalpel wounds to left
cardiac ventriclep 1-3 centimeters in extent; careful monitoring of cardio.
vascular sequelaeo The causes contributing to elthar rapid death or un-
expected recovery through presence of just the right amount of blood to
block hanorrhAge without overloading heart were Investigated in detail.
3 photoGxopha of surgical spqc1mans.
1/1
62

OANCEA, T., Dr, Col, ATIWIASESCU, S., Dr, Col, P3PBSCU, P., Dr,
Lt-Col, Lt-Col, CI,.TEA, V., Dr, Cpt, and
VOICU, Gh~., Dr,"Cpt, Laffiliation. not givenj
"Indications and Value of Biiio-Digestive Anastomoses."
Bucharest, Revista Sanitara Militara, Vol 62, No 4, Jul-Aug 66,
pp 675-682..
Abstract: A renort on 13 bilio-diCestive anastom-oses, porforT
[,Ted -as emergenc-y operations Jn the course of treating 200 cases
of extrahepatic biliary conditions. The importance of care-
ful technique and proper select.-Lon of the operative site is
stressed. Good result's were obtained especially with the
Floercken method, which was used on 7 cases.
Includes one table, 7 figures and 24 references, of which
9 Rur.,anian, 14 French and one English-language. -- Manuscript
submitted 7 Febru,-ry 1966.

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VOICU J.
1-=ft=1
Influence of boric acid on butyric fermentation and respective
bacteria in synthetic medium, Studii cera biol veget 15 no.2s
251-270 163.
1. Comunica$~a prezentata. de academician N. Salageanu.

tfI

IANCU , I.; VOICU, M.; ONOFREI, A.
i.
Some peculiarities in thoughts during consciousness pathologically
modified by insulin hypoglycemia and narcosis. Rev psihologie
10 no. 2:123-135 164.

Abs, Jour
ctv-mic,-,1 A,-c-iolopy. Cera,-!ics. J,jinding Muteri,-~Is
Conerr-4.0 i
:jjf.~f ZjjUr-Kki~',M.1YD,11G 14, 1959,!Ir, 5'0484
Author :Mihvkl'A.; Voicu, 1..
In,-titijtc :
Title :Bondage Betwoon the Foundation Cement and
Nietal Su-rfaces
Or-~g Ptb. :Dul. Inat. pol-itshn. Iasi? 1957, 37 11"o; 3-4,
309-314
Abotract : No abstract.

IANCUI I.; VOICU, M.
~
Contributions to the study of the relations betveen the vaking
state, consciousness, and attention during insulin bypoglycemia.
Rev psihologie 10 no,4:293-304 164,
1, Institute of Psychology, Falmanian Academy, Buoharest.

V C, I C IJ, I ", .. ; VAS 11:-,, C U, 1, .
Preparation of calciur, gluconate by biochemical oyidation of blucose. P. 89.
R-FVISTA DE E-ucuresti, Rwania. Vol. 10, no. 2, Tpb. 1959.
Yonthly List of East European Accescions. (FITAI), LC. Vol. 8, no. 10, Sept. 1959.
Uncl.

CIORANESCU Eeaterina; BUCJJR Aurora; ELIAN, M.; BANGIU, M.; VOICU, M.;
.9 .2
NENITZESCUI D. D. [Nenitescu, C.D.1
Carbonium ion reactions. Pt. 3. Rev chimie toum 10 no.2.-161-174
F 165-
1. Institute of Organic Chemistry of the Rumanian Academy,
Bucharest. Submitted November 17, 1964.

GIOM10rft Fcaterina; BUCUR, 4mora; ELIAN, M.; BANCIIJ, M...' VOILCU, M.;
Nvjrft~n Turp. ~ . D.
Carborlium ion reac*."~.-n2. Pt. 3. Stlidii chim 14 ro.2:.u,-7-2c.9
F 16,)~
1. Institute of Organic Chemistry, lhaianian Academy, Bucharest.
q, '-nitted Novembor 17, 1964.
. I Z1941

_ _M.a.ria
"Thinking and Epeakirig.R Edited b-,r N.I.Jinkin (Z~--',kir, N.:.],
F.N.Semiakin fSheVakin, F.N.]. P-ev psiholo-zie 11 nc.1:13G-132
165.

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VOICUP 0.1 POPESCU, F.1 BASARABESCU, T.
Contribations for obraining some nonionogenic products with
surface activity. Notes II. Rev chimie Min petr 13 no.3:
146-152 Mr 162.

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Use of dodec3rlphenol and isooctylphenol as antioxidizing inhibitors.
Petrol si gaze 11 no.3:130-134 Mr 160.
(Dodecylphonol) (Isooetylphonol) (Antioxidants)

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5(2)
14(5) R/00?/60/011/03/008/017
D0021/D3001
AUTHOR: Voicu, 0., Popescu, F. and Basarabescu T.
TITLE: Utilization of Isooetzl Phenalland.Dodecil Phenol as
Oxidation inhibTt--ors I
PERIODICAL: Petr~l ~i Gaze, 1960, Vol 11, Nr 3, PP 130 - 134
ABSTRACT: The article deals briefly with the study of the
effect of some anti-oxidating agents on Rumanian
cracked gasolin6and refers to the first studies on
altered cracked gasoline carried out by Egloff and
others. 0. Voicu and F. Popescu suggested the use
of long-chain alkyl-phenols, in this case isooetyl
phenols, isooctyl cresols and dodecil.phanols as
inhibitors with anti-oxidating effect for ther-
mally cracked gasoline. For this purpose the
Card 1/3 authors carried out laboratory experiments on the

R/007/60/011/03/008/017
D0021/D3001
Utilization of Isooctyl Phenol and Dodecil Phenol as.Oxid-ation
Inhibitors
inhibition of oxygen in gasolines. Gasolines treated
with tested inhibitors showed the.characteri-stics
given in table 2. Two typ.es.of gasolines were used
in the test, i.e. 1) STAS 176, type.B, engine gasoline
with a minimum octane number of 60 and which contained
about 30016 of cracked gasoline 2) cracked reformed
gasoline of the Dubbs type. Both t es of gasoline
were produced by the Nr 4 RafinAriaTefinery) in
Cimpina. By comparing the dita. in table 3 and results
obtained from laboratory experimenta, the following
conclusions were drawn: 1) Alkyl phenols and alkyl
cresols produced by the authors and.utilizing higher
olefins produced by the Rumanian.petroleum industry,
can be employed as anti-oxidating.additi-ves for
cracked gasolines; 2) the introduction.of these ad-
ditives into engine gasolines has the following ad-
vantages: a) economy in the refining process, b)
Card 2/3 octane number is maintained at its initial value

R/007/60/011/03/008/017
D0021/D3001
Utilization of Isooc4l Phenol and Dodecil Phenol as Oxidation
Inhibitors
based on the pressure of non-saturated hydrocarbons,
and c) increase of storage-t-ime-without an effect
on the quality. There are 3 tables, 1 figure and 13
references, 4 of which.are Rumanian,-2-French and 7
English.
SUBMITTED: 24 October 1959
Card 3/3

VOICU, 0.; POPESCU, F.
Contributions to the study of the alkylation of phenols and cresols
with superior olefins. Studii care chin 7 no.4:588-602 159.
(EEAI 9;7)
1. Institutul de cercetari pentru foraji si extractie, Laboratorul
de substante tensioactive, Cimpina.
(Phenols) (Cresols) (Alkylation) (Olefins)

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