SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT WESOLOWSKA, C. - WESOLOWSKI, S.

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ACCESSION NR: AP4040358
2/0045/64/025/003/0323/0336
i AUTHOR: Wasolowskag Ca
iTITLEt Optical properties of thin gallium films In the wavelength
,range from 4,000 to 10,000 Angstrom units
~SOURCE: Acta physics polonica, v. 25, no. 3, 1964, 323-336
!TOPIC TAGS: thin film gallium, thin-film optical, thin film technol-
Idgy..infrared
!ABSTRACT: The techiLo'logy of fast and slow vacuum deposition (*at
!5.X 10-5 torr) of gallium films on a plass substrate at room temper-
ature is described, The reflectance coefficients of slow and r:pidly,
deposited gallium films were mez.sured for white light. Only al w
ideposition (10 Angstrom units per minute) produced gallium films of
~metallic luster and a high reflection coefficient. The following ca-
vefficients of the deposited films in the.wavelength range from 4000
:to 10,000 Angstrom un
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the reflectance on the air side, the reflectance on the
and the transmittance. The,thickness of the deposited
ured by the multLple-beam Interfarence method. Electron
:of gallium films of various thickness exhibit a droplet
ifirming that these are films of t;upercooled liquid when
the substrate at room temperature. The author thanked
band her colleagues E. Dobierzewsha, K. Fulinska, and J.
'vice and encouragement throughout.- the experiments, also
:electron micrographs, Orig. am. has: 30 E1gurea,,.And)2
iASSOCIATION: Katedra Fizyki'Pblitecbniki,Wz-6clawskioj,, Wroclaw
'Experimental Physics, Technical University)
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Optical coefficients of thim.gallium and indium films in the near
infrared and ult:-aviolet range. Acts, physica Fol 25 no-3:44-3-451
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P/045/61/020/004/003/004
B133/B205
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AUTHORS: Wesorowski, J.~ Jacitimowski, h~.+,.Dragon, R.
TITLE: Luminescence of "drlr" aluminum oxide films in electric
fields
PERIODICAL: Acta Phynica Polonioa, v. 20, no. 4, 1961, 303-311
TEXT: The electrical and lumines-.ent,properties of electrolytically
formed "dry" aluminum oxide films have been studied. The properties of
such films were found to resemble strongly those of both electrolytic and
typical electroluminescent cells. ItAs therefore assumed that the lumi-
nescence of both electrolytic and "dry" aluminum cells is a process of
electroluminescence. The typical properties.oflelectrolytic cells which.
have received special attention in the last few years (see Ruziewicz, Z.,
Bull. Acad. Polon. Sci., Cl. III.; A, 537, 543 (1956)), are presented in
the introduction. The propertieE'Of "dry" cells prepared by the authors
are compared herewith. The lattetr consisted of aluminum plates of about
20 cm,2 area,,which were oxidized anodically in'l-2% aqueous solutions of
oxalie acid at constant current or constant voltage. Part-.of the oxidized
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Luminescence of "dry" aluminum B133/B205
area was coated with a -transparent and conducting CdO or SnO 2 film. The
cadmium-,oxide film was,deposited by the cathodic reactive sputtering
technique, and the SnO2 film was famed by the procedure of chemical depo-
sition (Fischer, A., Z. Naturforsc~- 2-a, 508, (1954)). There appeared to
be little differencein the behavi,)r.of cells prepared by either method.
The simple arrangement used for th:? purpose allowed for simultaneous
~measurement of both the intensity,-I induced by d-c voltage in the cell,
C
and thelintensity, If, of-the photocurrent which was produced in an
F.E.U. 19-M pho.tomultipl.ier Iand was proportional to the brightness of
luminescence.- The cells emitted 1:.ght if the voltage applied in the in-
verse direction was sufficiently h'.gh. Sudden transitions between the
states (A1+) and (Al-) produced anode and cathode flashes as in the case of
electrolytic cells. Measurements (if 1. and If at different d-a voltages
(see Figs. 4 and 5) indicated the following: "Dry" luminescent cells ex-
hibit a pronounced property of rectification. As in.the case of electro-
lytic cells with constant oxide thicknes.s, it is found that L c-I
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23025
P/04 61/020/004/003/004
Luminescehce~lof "dry" aluminum B1 33Y,3205
.(L brightness of luminescence); the brightness,of luminescence can be
given as L.= a(exp bV similarity of the curves obtained to
those of Thornto~n_z,-~iggp~ts that the phenomena described in the present
article can be interpreted'-6Ls-effc:cts -of luminescence. It is' however,
noted that the results rere consie.erably affected by air-moisture; a
later paper will be devoted--to this influence. There are 6 figures and
references: 1 Soviet-bloc and 33.non-Sovie't-bloc. The three moE?t
recent references to English-langitage publications read as follows:
van Geel, V.I. Ch., Pistorius, C. A. and Bouma, B. C., Philips Res. Rep.,
12 _,46~2~ (1957); Smith, A. W., CanVL J. Phys., Ey 591 (1959); Thornt,on,
A., J. appl. Phys., ~_0,12-x (lS:59)-
ASSOCIATION. Institute of-Experiniental Physics, Boleslwv Bierut Univ6rsi-
ty, Wroc-law; InstitiAe of Physics, Teb~chersl College, Opole;
present-address of q-+: Institute of Physics, Medical Acacle-
my, Cracow.
StiBMITTED: October 12,, 1960
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AUTHORs Rozenfeldj, Be; Saunzkiewicat Me
TnUt Influence of absorbed hydrogen on the angular distribution of photons
I from two-quantum annihilation in titanium
SOtRCEs Act& physica,polonicaj, ve 241 no* 6. 1963# 729-734
TOPIC TAGSi absorbed hydrogen, ng'
a ulardistribution of photons, two-quantum
annihilation,, exothermic hydroger~-:metal Bystemp hydrogenated titanium, gamma,
Fermi momentum distributionj free electron., positive ionization
AESTPJLCTs There is, still considerable disagreement on the nature of tW bonds
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son of free electron density in ;ure and hydrogenated metal may throw light on
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quantum annihilation in pure and,hydrogenated titaniump and the experimental
us used* The curve correaponding to the H-Ti, system seems to be broader
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than. the one obtained fcr pure'Utaniume The experlimntal curves were compared
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POLAND/Nuclear Physics Installations and Inst 'ruments. C-2
Methods of Measurement and Research.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur Fizika) No 4, 1957, 8530
Author : Wesolowski, J.
-Inst :--B61-eslav Ter-R Univecsity, Wroclaw
Title : Immersion Geiger-MuelIer Counter for Recording Rays
Orig Pub : Acta phys. palon., 1936, 15, No 2, 146-147.
Abstract The construction of a thin-vall counter for the measu-
rement of P -activity of liquids is given. A positive
potential is applied to the filament of the counter;
the Ininus" of the voltage sources is connected to the
metallic vessel, which is filled with the in3restigELted
liquid. Uhe counter is used to determine the quantita-
tive contents of K in salts.
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Tests of the regeneration or vanadium catalyst. Rocz chemii 33
no.4/3:1167-1173. 159. (EW 9:9)
1. Instytut Kwarlu Siarkowegi) i Nawozow Fosforowych, Lub6n i
Katedra Technolo ii Chemiczaej Uniwersytetu A.Mickiewicza, Poznan.
(Vanad=1 (Cital-lysts)

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Kuczynskif Wieficzyalemt Wesolowskip Juliusz
TITLE: 'Producinir a catalyst for oxidizing pulflirous anhydride
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. -Khimiya, no. 23, 1962, 469, abstract
23K216 (Pol.pat. 4521'49 Oct- 16Y 1961)
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ACC NRt AT6032816 SOURCE CODE: PO/0000/66'/000/000/0097/0108
AUTTIOR.F,Kiedrzyn"ski, Z. (Warsaw)! Wesolowski, K. (Warsaw)
ORG: Polytechnic Institute, Warsaw (Technische.Hochschule)
TITLE: Ultrasound technique for testing phase transitions in microspecimens of
metals and alloys at the solid transition or liquid transition points -113
.~SOURCE: Conference on.P.Lcoustics oj',Solid Media. Warsaw, 1964. Proceedings
Warsaw, PWN, 1966, 97-108
-TOPIC TAGS: ultrasound, phase transition, 1ow temperature alloy, high
temperature alloy, ultrasound testing, metal phase transition, alloy phase
transition, silicon boron alloy system
.ABSTRACT: Research on the use of ultrasoniJs for detection of phase transforma-
tions at the solid and liquid bDundaries in metals and alloys has proven that an
ultrasonic effect exists during solidifii!ation and melting_of metals and alloys. ~The
effect was first studied for low-temperature alloys microfurnace" was built
for the purpose of heating small specimens of high-temperature materials selected
at random up to 3000C. Equipment fdr studying melting or solidification processes
Kard 1/2

~CHA.LSJCA, K;WASOLOiSKI..S.
Streptomycin excretion rate In patients with one kidney. Oruslica,
Ursa. 20 no. 2:185-192 Mar.-Apr 1912, (CLNL 22:3)
1. Of the i4artment ,of Biochemistry and of the Department of Urology
Of the Institute ofluberculosle (Director--Prof. J. 14isiewics.
M. D.).

WNSLOWSKI, Stefan
Difficulties awl error@ in diagnosis of ruolithisals. Urol.pol.
7:68-86 1954.
1. Z Oddstalow UrologicsEgr6h Sspitala Wol,skiego,i Sipitals, Miej-
skiego nr 1 w Wttrsz&wie;-or3ynator: doc.dr mad. S. Wesolowski.
(URINAW TRACT, calcill.
diag,difficultiss & arrora)
(CALCULI#.
urinsa7 diago'difficulties error*)

Is.
BUTARSKI, Wieslaw; W=LOWSKI, Stefan
TheralT of tuberculosis of the kidneys md of the urogenital systais
with isonicotinic acid bydrszlde. Grmzllca 22 no.12:863-866 Dec. '54.
1. Z oddsialu urologicznego Inetytutu Gruslicy Iterown1k: prof.
dr. S. Wesolowidd, Dyrektor: prof.dr -T. Hisievics, Warszawa,
Plockm 26.
(NICOTINIC ACID ISOKKRS, ther.use
tuberc.reml &Lurogenital)
(TUBIRCULOSIS, RANAL, therapy
Isoniasid).
(TMXMUIA)SIS,.UMGTHITAL, therapy
isoniasid)

WISOLOWSKI. Stefan; BULSKA, Malgoriata
Pregnancy consecntive to ivqilantation of the ureters into the
signold. Gin. polsks, 26 no.l.:109-113 Jan-Kar 55.
1. Z Instytuta DrusllcV (Szl)ital Volski) lierownik: prof. dr
(PRNGRANC.T.
after'ureteroBigm-Adostoffly)
surgery.
ureterosignoldostomy, consecutiveprogn.)

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WTSZNACKA, Wanda: WISOLOWSKI,, Stefan; PRMTLSKA, Zof is,
1 1 --Sft4U =ACWAMW~2rV~-V7
Case of adrenal tumor with Itsenko-Cusbing's syndrome,treated
by surgery. Polski tygod. let. Illno-8:366-369 20 79b 56.
'I.. Z 11 KlIniki Cborob Wevv'A, v Wars. kler. prof. dr. med.
D.;.Aleksandrow- I z- Oddstallu..Urolog.-'Inst. Grtxzllcy; kier. prof.
dr.-Med. S. Wesolowski,Varts. II K1. Chor. Wewn. A X ul. Oczki 6.
(ADRENAL GLANDS, neoplasms.
with Cushing's synd.. surg.-(Pol))
(CUSHING SYNDROME. complications,
adrenal tumor,' turg. (P01))

9 skis 9 8103 N IN 099M9-11 Man ME= Me mg m m
WASOLOWSKI. Stefan; BULINSKI, Wieslaw; BUR02JUSKA, Maria
Intravenous isonicotinic acid hydrazide therapy of
tuberculosis of the urogenital organs. Polski tygod. lek.
11 no-81.374-375 20 Feb 56.
1. Z Inst. Gruz.,w Warezo dyrektor prof dr. Janina Mislewicz
Wares.' Inst. Gruzlic7, 0,dAz'. Urblog.; ul. Plocka 26.
(TUBIMCUIOSIS, MIOGARITAL.' therapy,'
is6niazid:, Intrsi76nous *-,(Vol)) -
(NICOTINIC ACIDISOMIRS, therapeutic use.
Isoniazid'in urogenital tuberc. Intravenous
admin. (Pol))-

WICSOLOWSKE, Stefan
The use of the ileum in plp~gtjc a
10:164-183 1956. Urgery in urology. Urol. Polaim
1. Z Oddzialu Urologicznego Instytutu Gruzlicy (Szpitala Wolskiego)
.Dyrektor Instytutu: prof. dr J. Misiewicz. Ordynator: prof. dr S.
we6olowski.
(BIADDIR,
substitute bladdisr.from ileal segments (Pol))

-SURGMY
vej' MERPTA MMICA S YZY 59".. igastric
ec 9/vol 13/5
(XIV, 9)
2887. A CASE OF PARTIALL RESECTION OF THE VENA CAVA INFERIOR
eso ows t.
Przypadek czopdciowcgo wyciqcia zyly gi6wnej dolnej
POL. TYG. LEK. 195:1. 13/14 (521-524) Illus. 5
f During the operation of neoplastic tumour of a right kidney it was found that the
turnour pasaed Into the vena cava inferior. The tumour was reBected together with
a section of vena cava. which was ligated in the lower pae.. The left renal vein was
anastomosed with the upper section of the vena cava. The tumour took up almost
completely the lumen of veia cava. A collateral circulation had developed previlous-
ly. manifested by a widening of a. c. veins on the extremities and an the abdomen.
After the operation anuria lasted for 5 days. On the 6th day the patient discharged
50 ml. of urine. The amouat of urine increased gradually up to 250 ml. per 24 hr.
The patient died 12 days after the operation due to uraemia. At postmortem it
was found that the anastomosis which had been performed was patent. A parietal
thrombus was found In the renal vein; it did not completely close the lumen of the
vein. In the ligated section of the vena cava inferior a big thrombus was found,
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