SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MOLIN, YU. N. - MOLKHO, L.

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KOPTYUG, V.A., REZVUKHIlf, A.L. ZAYEV, YeJa.,- YQUIT, Tu.K.
Structure of the complex of mesity-lens with aluminua bromide and
hydrogen bromide. Izv. AN SSSR. Ser.khim. no.9.-1700 S 1633@
(MIRA. 16:9)
1. Novosibirskiy- institut, organicheskor khimii i Institat
khimicheskoy kinetiki i goreniya Sibirskogo otdaleniya AN SSSR.
'(VBsity-lene) (Aluminum bromide) (Hydrobromic EL-aid)

MOLIN Yu N, -CHKEIDZE, I.I.; WUN, Ye.P.; BUBEN, N.Y&.j VUV--
V.V.
Formation of radicals in the radiolysis of solid organic
substances. Fart 2t Y5eld of radicals in benzene and biphenyl
derivatives. Kin.' i kat. 4 no.4,.557-560 -11-Ag 163. (MMA 16:11)
1. Institut khimicheskoy fizik:L All SSSR, Institut khimicheskoy
organicheskay- k-himii All SSSR,

BUBER, N.Ya,; PRISTUPA, A.I.-AHME[EV, V.N.
Eleat-ron. paramagnetic resonance spectrun of the cycloh*Fl
radical.formed in the radiolysis of cyclohexane in the gas-
crystal state. Dokl. AN SSSR:152 no.2-00-355 S 163.
(MIRA 16 U)
1. Institut, khimicheakoy fiziki AN SSSR i Institut khimicheskoy
kinetiki i goreniya. Sibirekogo otdeleniya AN SSSR. Predstavleno
akattemikom U.N.Semenavym.

'ULA
MOLIN, Yu.N.; K -F-OVA, G.I.; LATCIIOV,, V. Ye.; YAKOBSON, G.G.
Nuclear magnetic resonance spectra of polyfluorochlorobenzene
fluorine. Zhur. strukt. n" 5 no.5t7gl-793 S-0 164
1. Institut khimicheskoy kinetiki i goreniya Sibirskogo otdele@-
niya, All SSSR i Institut organicheskoy khimii Sibirskago otde-
leniya All SSSR.

KOPMG, V.A.; RIM"WIMIDII, A.I.; ZAY-E7, Ye.Ye.;
Camplexes of aromatic hydrooarbons vith met trul halides and hydrogam
balies. Part 1'.1luclear magnetic resonance speatra of - -,sityl:ene
complex vita alun1r-um and hydrogen bromides. Zhur.. ob. khim.
no.12-.3999-4003 D t6,I,
1. Sibirskoye, otd&ieniye AN Q'SSRv IIorosibLr-3k-y inst"tut. organi-
cheskoy khimli Thstitut khiaicheskoy kinetiki i goreniya.

D7.IZENKO A. K.'F ZtYFV,.Ye. Ye.; YELYAKDV, G.
VOYEVODSKITY, V. V.
NMR spectra:of genins from glycosides of Pan= ginseng C. A.
Mey. Dokl. AN SSSR 156 no. It,92-94 My t64. (MMA, 17:5)
1. Dallnevostochnyy filial im. V. L. Komarova Sibirskogo,
otdaleniya AN SSSR i Institut khimicheakoy kinetikk i
goreniya Sibirskogo Gtdeleniya AN SSSR. 2. Chlen-
korrespondent AN SSSR (for Voyevodskiy).

N Yu.N.; PETROV, A.K.; KULAKOVA, G.I.; YAKOBSOIT, G.G.
Analysis of polyfluoroahlorobenzena mixtures by the methods of
nucioar magnetic.resonance and infrared spectroscopy. Zhur. anal.
khim, 20 no.350.196-397 165. (MIRA l8t5)
I ,Institut khimichaskoy kinetiki i goreniya i Novosibirskiy-
institut organichaskoy khimil Slbirskogo otdeleniys L-, 555R.

. MOLIN, lu.N.,- LESHINA, T.V.; WMIEV, V.P.
ftft.ft ........
Correlp-tion of protca chemical shif tl with Taft fs irt-duccluon d-congtants.
B&I. AN SSSR 163 no.2-.402-405 JI 165. (MIRA 18M
1. Institut kh:Lmicheskoy kinetiki i goreniya Sibkrskogo otdeler-iya AN
I SSSR i Kovosibirskiy institut.organicheskoy khim-4i Sibirskogo otdeleniya
AN SSSR. Submitted December 23, 19644,.

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NA=UKHIKf YuJ.; MOLIK, Yu.M.F KNaW, V.L.i RYKGU, V.I.; SAWANIK, R.I.
Cames of sigral-broadening of water proton resonance in DNA
solutions.. Biofizika-l0,-no43i4O8412 165. (MIRA 19:10)
l..'.Institut- kbi mi cheakay. kinetiki 1, gorehiya, Novosibirsk i
Inatitut taitologii i genetiki Sibirskogo otdleneiya AN SSSR,
Novosibirsk. Submitted Dec. 1, 1964.

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krmok i chkheidze, 1. 1.- H61.in Us N. Himnov V. F. V9 ye, A.*
I Ya. Voyevodskly V.
d-AN SSSR)
ORG Instittite'-Of Chemical Physics AN SSSR (Institut khimichesk,6y Atikf'
'Instituie _oUKS e-tics and -Combustion, So AN SSSR Qnstitut kinetiki i goredya So
SSSR);.Institute Ff- anic-Chemistry im. N. D.-Zelinsk1j, AN SSSR (Institut Mzani-_:
chisk@y-@Mii AN SSSR)
-TITLE,.' -Formation of -radicals during the radiolysis of organic solids. Part 3: EPR
-radiation y1eldsof radicals in certain-organosilicon compounds
spectra,and.-
-SOURCE: Ainetika i k1taliz, v. 7, no. 25 1966 -230-236
@TOPIC TAGS-*.- free radical, organosilicon compound, irTadiation effect EPR spectrum,
The EPR method ins used to investigate the'radical processes'invo-ved in',-.
the low-iemperature radiolysis of certain organosilicon compounds with a view-to de-
temining the effect of,the silicon atom entering-into the aliphatic chain.on the ef-I
fectiveness and direction of primary radiachemical processes.. The radiation yields
of the radicals -(G formed by@ irrcadiatin@ the.com undo with fast electrons at tem
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per4tures from .-130 to -1006C'wera 40termifie'd by tht EpImetholA. , It was -found that
G@ for saturated and aromatic -substituted derivatives of tetr@methylsilane did not
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1,AUTROR:._'Holin, Yu. N.; Chibrikin, -V'# Maj,,S@balkin, V. A ; Shuvoloy, V, F, 51
ORG: Inatitute of Chemical Physics, Academy of Sciences SSSR-(Institut khimicheakoy
fiziki Akademli. nauk SSSR)
ITLE: Accuracy of measuring the concentration of paramagnetic entities by the EPR
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SOURCE: Zavodskaya laboratoriya, v, 32, no. 8, 1966, 933@943
TOPIC TAGS: , EPR spectrometer, spin resonance, error measurement EPR 2 spectrometer,,
RE 1301 spectrometer
ABSTRACT: The purpose of this investigation was to make a systematic study of the er-;*
rors, involved In the quantitative determination of the number of paraday-net a entities:
(atoms,, radicals, Lons* etc*) using the electron paramagnetic resonance method, The
spectrometer operated at a wavelength of 3.2 cm with lMHz modulation of the magnetic
field. A cylindrical cavity (Hull) of diameter 45 mm and height 34 mm was used. Quan-
titative resulter were obtained by comparing the signal intensity of the unknown sample
with that of a standard containing a known number of spins. Both signals were record-
ed as the first derivative of the absorption line. Errors connected with the, prepara-
tion of a suitable standard of known paramagnetic spl# concentration were minimized by
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direct weighing of the standard CII . 1018-IOLS gpinal and the use of a calf rated volt-
age divider with the spectrometer. Under ideal conditions, the principal. e is due
to integration of the derivative signal. The maximum err", was found to be 20-30%
where the integm-tion stop in thegraphical integration was much smaller than the line
width, and the "wings" of the signal were not neglected especially in the case of sig-
nals with Lorentzian shape. Distortion of the signal form by use of large modulation
amplitudes which decrease the signal height will not affect the datemination. of in-
tensity, by integration. The quantitative measurements should be carried out at kly-
stroft powers low enough to prevent saturation of the EPR signal@ Large. errors (50-
-65%) will occur if the geometry of the unknown, and standard differ greatly. For examt-
pie. comparison of a line sample (34 mm) with a "point" standard will lead to an: er@
ror of 60%. Orig. ext. has: 9 figures, 2 tables, 25 formulas.
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IIrjL-TNFK Adalf
Injuriefs' oir lower extraw-Wel;a in miners, Mir* narzad. ruchtt
ortop. Pol. 29 fto.5r599-607 164.
1. Z Oddzialu Urazovo-Ortapedyaznego Szpitala Mejakiego v Rybnikm
(Orc4ynatort lek. med. J. Juszko).

BACIU,, G.- MOLINO C - HINETTII B.; PASQUALINI, L.; PIRP-GINO, G.
Analysis of the effective section of the photonuclear reactions
caused by the aid of braking radiation generated bya betatron.
Studii cere fiz 16 no.8:903-915 164.
1. Institute of Atomic Physical P-OtBox 35, Bucharest (for Baciu).
2. Institute of Physics, Torino University (for Mollno, Minetti,
Pasqualini,-Piragino).

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MOLINSKI 5
Principles of the electrochemicalprotection@of iron against corrosion. P. 382
CHEMIK (Ministerstwo PrzmWsIu Chemicznege i Stowasmazenie Nauko-ae-
Technikow PrzeWalu Cherdcznego)
Warozawa,,,Poland
Vol, 12,.No. 9, Sept. 195F
@Monthly liBt of East EuropeAm Accession (EEAI) W. volt 9,, no. 1,, JTan. 1960
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2o869
P/013/60/000/004/001/002
B115/B220
AUTHORSt Kolifiski Stanistay Doctor, Engineeri
-Tre-fiE =ew (R-_
Kagister
TITLE't Metal spraying as protection against corrosion
PERIODIC'ALt Chemikf not 4t 19601 W le8l
TEXTr@ 2he Instytut Mechaniki Precyzyjnej (Institute of Fine Mechanics)
has condueted.exiperimenta in the field of metal spraying for 5 years in
the G6rno&l#ski Okrqg Przemyslowy (Industrial Zone of Upper Silesia). The
Institute has'performed the,zine-lining of the underwater structures in
the rivers Odra and Wisiaj railroad and road bridges and, recently, tanks
in Chemical plants were coated with aluminua. Process of protective metal
sprMingt The surface to be sprayed has to be prepared carefully. It may,
neither have sharp edges and angles nor be deformed during the process.
Also bolts and rivets have to be metalized. The steel surface should be
carefully cleaned and degreased before the treatment. Then, it is super-
ficially ground with sand or scrap.iron and metalized 2-3 hours afterward
at the latest. Pistols with gas or electric heating are used for the me-
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metal spraying as protection. ... B ?
BI I 5
B220
,tal sprayingi and the metal to be malted is introduced as wire. The mal-
ted metal is applied to the surface by means of compressed air., The gas
pistol of Polish manufacture,,type GMP-LZ uses compressed air of 4-5 atm,
andas heating gas onygen and acetylene, or a liquid gas mixture of 25%
gaseous propane and 10% liquid butane-isobutane mixture. Another pistol
of Polish manufacture, PE-1p is provided with electric heatingl-,1_ it is
easier to handle. The weight of the pistol is 1-5 kg, the wire diameter
1-5 12.0 mm. The wire has to conform with the PN-5T/M-69412 standard. For
correct metalspraying, the following regulations have to be observedt
1)@ co natant distance between pistol and surface (10% tolerance); 2) uni-
form displacement of the.pistol'along the surface; 3) each strip sprayed
along the,surfaca has to overlap the.precedent by 50%1 4) the pistol has
to be directed perpendicularly to.the surfa cet 5) pressure variations
of the gas must be eliminated so that a uniform output is guaranteed;
uniform fee Iding of the wire to the pistol has to be ensured. COrrOaiOn
-resistance of metal-spraye& surfaces is guaranteed when the metal layer
has been applied in uniform thickness over the whole surface. This is
measured with induction coil instrumentai such as Elcometr or Magnus Juni-
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metal spraying as protection ... B115[B220
or.' An aluminum or zinc layer sprayed on correctly should have a maximum
porosity of@q %. The porosity of the metal layer can be reduced by addi-
tional treatmeatt such as grinding or supplementary protection by paraffin,
polyc.hlorovinyl varnisht chlorinated rubber, or phenol vaxnish. The losses
in spray metal due to evaporation are more important for zinc than for
aluminum. The temperature of the treated surface may hot exceed 1500G-
Subsequently, American data concerning the-corrosion resistance of metal-
aprayed surfaces are referred to. The authors believe that aluminum pro-
tection is more favorable in acid fluids and combustion gases, as well as
for temperatures of up to 50000. For underwater conditions the use of
zinc is recommended. From an economic point of viewl protection by paints
and lacquers is cheaper than that by metal coatingst but requires more fre-
quen t renewal and interruption of the working process in the treated in-
stallations. In a period of 15 years, the maintenance cost amounts to
600% for lacquers and paints, and to 325 % for metal spraying. In the
long,runf the protection by metal coating is, thus, nearly 56 % cheaper
than that effected by other methods. Moreover, operation need not be in-
terrupted. Finally, it is stated that metal spraying is economically ju-
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Netal spraying as protection B115/B220
Stified a) in the case of an aggressive atmosphere, b) if the renewal of
the protective coating is expensivet and a) if the element to be sprayed
is difficult to isolate from.the working process. L paper of Z. Kowalski
is mentioned. There are 2 figuresl 2 tables, anii 5 referencest 2 Soviet-
-bloc and 3 non-Soviet-bloo.

P/013/60/000/011/002/005
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LUTHOR: Uoli@akif Stania-raw, Doctor, Engineer
TIT.LE-. Anticorrosion conference of the chemical industry
PERIODICAL: Chemik, nos. 11-12, 1960, 469-470
TEXT: An anticorrosion conference.was held in Krakow in October, 1960.
to:deliver reports on the realization of recommendations of last
year's conference (Gliwide)t and (2) to discuss further economic and
engineering problems which so far have not been discussed by a larger
group of experts. Last year, special conferences were held by the
industry of.sulfuric acid ("'Chemik", 1959, 11-12, 482), phosphorus
fertilizers ("Chemik", ig6o, 5, 213), the phenol industry ("Chemik"I 1960,
9, 374),.and the aoda, industry ("Chemik", ig6o, 11-12, 467) in preparation
of the Krak6w conference. Chairman A. Kowalski, Deputy Minister, Engirxaex@
stated that the conference had fu.1filled its taaks, but am improvement
of the situation did not depend on one branch only. Since corrosion is
an economic problem of general importance, various industrial branches
have to cooperate for its prevention. One of the most important demands,
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Anticorrosion conference of the P/015/60/000/011/002/003
B115/B215
according to the conference members, was the conatitution of an inspecting
organ checking whether justified decisions of various economic
authorities have been realized. The establishment of the Komitet do
spraw Teohniki przy Padzie Kinistr'ow (Committee on Matters of Technology
at the-Council of Ministers) which appointed a Komisja. do Spraw Korozji
(commission for Matters of Corrosion) gave rise to great hopea. Thua,
the Commission will have to see that.modern foundry methods be introduced
in metallurgical plants, and that the quality of cast-iron pipes be
tested by ultrasound defectoscopes. Tery often the detection of causes
of.corrozion is sufficient but preventive measures should also be taken.
The neceasity of coordinating research work was emphasized. Here, it is
necessary to determine the working potentials of the individual centera,
and introduce specialization. Training programs in the field of protec-
tion against corrosion were found to be lacking in all stages of school
education. The lot form of the technical school for anticorrosive work
compriaing 30 students was organized in Kedzierzyn by ItMontochem"
Gliwice, and this is only a small start. Further personnel training in
factories and design offices organized by the Zjednoczenie Przemys-lu
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Anticorrosion conference of the P/013/60/000/011/002/003
B115/B215
Syntezy Chemicznej (Union of the Industry of Chemical Synthesis) is only
a remedy for a short period. The dynamic development in chemical
industry- is accompanied by a demand for a young generation of specialists.
Researah work and technical training should be placed under the super-
vision of the Komitet do Spraw Ochrony Tworzyw przed Korozja przy III
Wydziale PAN (Committee an the Protection of Materials Again*st Corrosion
at the 3rd Branch of the PAS). :As in Czechoslovakia, the preparation of
surfaces before treatment with protecting colors and varnishes should be
standardized. Aaidproof ceramics, siliceous and organic cements (KW,KW")
are still a completely- unsolved problem. Damage may also be due to
inferior quality.and insufficient assortment of these products. So far,
the Komisja.Planowanim przy Radzie Ministr'o'w (Planning Commission of the
Council of Ministers) has not obtained any positive results. A petition
has'been addressed to the Minister Przemys-lu. Cieikiego (Minister of
Hea@ry Industry) as to the organization of a production of plated sheet
iron and enameled apparatus. The use of sheet metal plated with acid-
resisting steel would save a lot of nickel. Pharmaceutical and food
@induatry is iia need of enameled apparatus. The plans for the extension
workof -the Skariyako-Kamienna enameling works have an essential
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Anticorrosion corif arence of the P/015/60/000/011/002/003
B115/B215
shortcoming: they
produce no armatures or drives for individual apparatus
and, thus, impede their expedient application. Besides, only cast iron is
being enameled but nosteel. Heavy industry is going to introduce some
imorovements in-this respect. So far, electrochemical methods for the
protection, against corrosion have not been applied in the chemical
industry. They include: the method of protection without using a foreign
current source, and cathodic and anodic protection with foreign power
supply. Apetroleam pipeline,from the USSR via N!ook ta Schwedt in
Eastern Germany isto be the first.object provided with cathodic protec-
tion. Research centers will have to work. an the problem of electrochemi-
cal protection with regard to its simplicity and efficiency. To fulfill
the great tasks of the chemical industry-in connee-tion with the Five-
year Plan, the Zjednoazenie. Budowy Aparat6w i uria"dzen Przemystu
Chemicznego.(Union of Instrument Construction and'@Flanta of the Chemical
Induatry).has been set up. The Montochem Gliwice will also become a
member of this Union. The Montochem is the only center to have a large
department for protection against corrosion by ceramics, Karit, and
,plastiGs* The department has.its own laboratory and design office, thus
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Antiaorroaion,conference of the P/013 6q/ooq/6ii/oo2/oo3
B115 B215
YB
giving rise to great hopes in this field. The enterprise which is able
to carry out approximately 5ea of the industrial orders is to be given
thelargest possible support. The absence of a. production of the
following materials waa-.pointed out at, the. Canference: (1) raolite
.(fenolit), based upon phenol formaldehyde reiiLnsf and asbestos fillers
whiIch can be' used for acid or neutral media at 13000- (2) Glass tubes
resistant towards almost all ag,@-7essive mediai (3) Vinyl polya'cetate for
improving.concrete. (4) Furan resins as impregnating substance protecting
against alkaline media. (5) Ready-mixed asphalt mass of the German type
"Kerasolith". (6) Inhibitors protecting against corrosion in steam
space to be-aued in power economy. Despite many achievements a lot has
still to,be done in the organization of an.anticorrosion service. The
number of experts.'is insufficient,. or it may happen that a ohief mechanic
is ahiirged with protection against aorroaionas his third or fourth
function. It is deemed convenient that the roxt conference on this
subject should comprise thelwhole country.
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MMINSKI, Stanislaw, dr im,
Technological progress: in the paint and lacquer producir@g industry.
Ghemik 15 meo.lt24 Ja 162,

P/01.4/62/041/01.2/00L/005
D204/D3O7
AUTHUS.- lfol.i@i@ski @S_=iraXax-and Biefikiewicz, Genowefa
TITLE: The applicatioa of synthetic resins to-chemical.
equipment
PERIODICAL: PrzemysX Chemiczny, v. 41, no.12,'1962, 673-678
TRXT,- The present paper is a review, based on both Soviet-----
blo@-, and Ifesterm- work, dealing vdth the, economical. and technolojical'
a of-the applicat on of plastics to the construction of
advai,age I i
chemic4l. equipment, -dtd aimed at promoting- a fuller utilization of
plastics for this, purpose in Poland. Physical &nd chemical proper-
-es of a,uumber of the most common thernoplastic and thermo-setting
resins.-are tabuLated and compared with some properties of various
steels, paying particular attention to the effects of temperature
and of constant load on the potential applicability o:ff synthetic
resins for constructional purposes as (a) self-contained units,
Cb) linings and ant icorrosion coatings, and C0 supplementary' mat-
erials, e.g. seals, insulators, cements, glues,..etc. Typical exam-
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P/014/62/04L/012/001/005
The.application of synthetic ... D204/D307
pies are quoted. it is recommended that the production, variety,
and size of plastic products in Poland should be increased, further
research work should be carried out, and centers devoted to the pro-
motion of the use of plastics should be formed. Xhere are a figures,
6 table& and 10 references: 4 Soviet-bLoc and 6 non-Soviet-bloc.
Card 2/2,.

.MLINSKI, Stanislaw, dr inz.
Aluminum,, a metal of the future. Chemik 17 no.1.2-7
J&164,

0
MLIffSKI, St., dr inz.
Tha Abbe refractometer and the submergible re-fractometer
as equipped with flow pris=* Chemik 17 no.5.-163 My 164.

.I MOEINSKI, Staniglaw,. dr inz.
New possibilities in anticorrosive protection. Ch--.dlc 17
no.5:165--166 Ky t64.

dr -'nz.
Tdn, mgr
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vMrs, Titold, ina., CSC.- @Ll& Zdenek.- ins.
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1, Zakiad Budowniatm Wodnago SrodIMMWi Gdomko
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.Mve3tment purpozes of the rratiff"Ute of Hydraulic -Engin,@erjlg
of the Polish Academy of 3ciences., Rozx)r hydrotechn no. .' 5:
19-23 164.
Scientific reip-arch works of Vre Department of Physico--hemlcal
Stidles during the yea,--s 1953-1-963. lbid.,.,2663,971

:MOLITMI.P.T.
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plants, for the treatment of nonferrous iWals on the pollution
of the Ural River. Met. met. 36, no.309-81 Mr t63. (MM 16t5)
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(Ural. River-Water-PoUmtfon)

MOLIVER, Go S.
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To Vy,1949p so 81-9le
SO:. LETOPIS ZHMAL STATEY Vol. 28, MosWa$, 1949.

IAOL-JASTAL, Anna; SOKOLMSKI, Adam
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t:l 0
prof. dr. med. A. Sokolowski .

MoLrjKj'A
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(Radiocrgom'datinC)

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LAO; f.,,OLKp
A.M.
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sellkhozgizj 1963. 45 Pf (MIU 17:3)
1. Starshiy chaban sovkhoza "Arkaldinskiyn Urdzharskogo,
proizvodatvennogo upravleniya Semipalatimkoy oblasti
(for Molkayev).

KOLKN, Waldemar
Value, of dextran (makradekshn the treatment of skoct falloviAg
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1.(Z 11 XlWki Chirurgicznej L.K.G..kierownik: In-of. dr 1. De'hi
Gdansk. ul.lipowa, 30.
(SMCK, theraly,
dextran)
(DXMMX, therape"t;tLe use,
-shock)

MD KOMSKI, SItAnislaw
"rimental application of dextract in gainea pigs and.
-co:U-i-eclitive renal and. hepatic amtomo-patholq:Ical changes.
9@Lr* Polek'LI.7 no'.3:273-2.78.,TuI)r-Sept 56.
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dextisict, histo changes in gaineapigs
pathol, 0 (Pol))
DIMS effeet of, drugs on'
gavel
(DlrlW,. effectai,
on kidneys- & liver, hi-stapiLthol. changes in gmineL pig% (POI))

livacture of the first rib In a boxer, Cbir. narz. ruchu 21 noZ:
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(RIBS. fraetures,
in boxer (PoW
(MOTURMe
rib, in boxer (Pal))
(ATKUTres, diseases,
boxerts. rib fract. (Pal))

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(PpLunlywramiDONS) (LIM),
(PHARMACOLOGY) (RNA)
(LIPID METABOLISM)

Our experience in thwe tre&tment Gf pem-phigus vulgaris
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