SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KRIVUSHA, YU. V. - KRIZ, J.

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18(4) SOV/163-59-2-58/48
AUTHOR: Krivusha, Yu. V.
TITLE: On the Consolidation of the Alloys Al-Zn (Ob uprochnenii
oplavov Al-Zn)
PERIODICAL: Nauchnyye doklady
vysahey shkoly. Metallurgiya, 1959,
Nr 2, pp 212-216 USSR)
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ABSTRACT: The strength of the alloys AI-Zn in the concentration Inter-
val of 0 - 9 gram-atomic percentage Zn was investigated. The
strength, the parameters of thq crystalline lattice, and the
relative intensity of the interference maximum were investi-
gated. The chemical composition of the alloys is given in
the table. The influence of the cold plastic defornation
on the hardness of the alloys Al-Zn was investigated and
the results are given in table 1.'The influence of the con-
teBt on the hardness of the annealed alloys deformed at
90 was investigated and the results are given in figure 2o
The Influence of the zinc concentration on the jarameter
of the crystal lattice in the alloys is given in figure 3-
The increase of the strength by the rise of the zinc content
in the solid solution is caused by the occurrence of static
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On the Consolidation of the Alloys AI-Zn SOVII63-59-2-38149
The strength of the aluminum alloys with 9.4 gram.-atomic
percentage zinc which were deformed up to 9V16 is due to the
formation of the new phases and a distortion of the third
type. There are 5 figures, 1 table, and 5 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Dnepropetrovskly gosudaretvennyy universitet
(Dnepropetrovsk state University)
SUBMITTED: March 1, 1958
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KRIVUSHA, Yu.V.
lbrdening and softening of some ternary aluminum alloys. Izv.vys.
uchob.zav.; fiz. no.2:154-156 160o (MIRA 13:8)
1. Dnepropetrovskiy institut, inzhenerov sheleznodorozhnogo transporta.
(Aluminum alloys)

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TITLC: The softening of deformed Al-Zn alloys
PERIUDICAL; Jzvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy, Fizika, no.b,
1962, 52-56
TEXT: Aluminium alJoys coritaining 0-9 at.a Zn, 0.07 at.'11. Fe
and 0.12 at.~a Si were melted in a graphite crucible and cast in an
iron inould. The billevs were forged into bars, heated -it 320 "C
for one hour and cooled quickly. All the alloys were bolid
solutions of zinc in aluminium. The alloys were then cold-worked
with 88-90~. reduction. The hardness wis measured and the relative,
spei~,tral intensities were determined from X-ray powder photographs.
The',alloys were then heated at loot 150, 200, 250, 300, 350 and
400 *C for 30 ininutes iind the measurements repeated. in alloys
containing up to 2r* Zn the heat treatment at 100 *C had no effect
on hardness. At 15b C the hardnesis decreased somewhat, and at
2UO-300 *C there was a greater decrease. in alloys containing
3-9%, Zn, a slight decrease in hardness occurred even at 100 OC.
ln alloys containing up to 2~o Zn the relative spectral intensitica
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after heating at 100-250 OC changod insignificantly; only after
heating at 300 OC did tll(?Y fall :3harply. The charncter of the
changes indicated that distortion due to plastic deformation was
removed by heating at 300 '0C. In alloys containing 3-9',o Zn,
y phase was present after deformation. The lines corresponding Co
this phase disappeared'at 150 OC for the 3";, Zn alloy, at 2(j0 OC for
alloys containing 3-7-6o, Znj, and at 300 "C for the 90/,, Zn alloy.
The relative spectral intf,-nsitic-s for deformed alloys containing
3-7-6% Zn were much lower than expected and approximately the samn
as undeformed samples containing 0-1.51o Zn, indicating that the
quantity of zinc atoms. in the a solid solution in these deformed
alloys wah very small. The crystal lattice constants of alloys
containIng.3-95V Zn ware measured. No chnnge in constants for the
X- Zn alloy was observed either after deformation or after heating.
An increase in constants after deformation was noted only in the
alloy containing 9c, Zn. The constants of the all6y containing
4-%. Zn changed sharply on heating at 100 OC. After this, with
further increase in temperature the lattice constants gradually
returned to the initial value.
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There are 3 figures alid 3 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Dnepropetrovskly in.-stitut inzhencrov
zheleznodorozhnogo transparta-
(Dnepropetrovsk Institute of Railway Transport
Engineers)
SUBMITTED: July 11, 1961
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AUTH0115 i 11clutimov V..N'., ViirLch, `;.I, Krivwiha Yit.V. tind
Shcherb;x1cov G.I.
TITLE: Certnin structural chnractvrimticr. :~ntl 11roperties of
alloys cryi-tn1li.-.,.fmj und(!r pijitoii pres-,tirf~
P_ZRIODIGAL: lzveAtiya vymsibVch itch,-buy'.0i zrivedcniy, Fizika,
tio.1, 1963, 9;!-~i5
TLXT: Tho effeeL of pi!:ton pr,,:~.-urt~ on the hordnesi,,
lattice liarnmeter and Pize of the L)loc%_., ill t:1C (Illoys
/%,rl~'J (ALPU) (11. 1% M_g, O.L; Be and 0.15- Ti -%ntl Zr), Ajj*~ (AU)
(9-8/1) Si and 0 - 1 7,".'s Fe), A6 (7.0~_Q' Gi, 0.'2,; Nl,~ and 0.12-,j Fe), and
AL4 (9.31; Si, Mg, 0.25~`J' INn rind 0.15,; Fe) is discussed.
The, alloym were cry!~talliznd tinder nV7108piwric prer,~,mr,~ alld unoer
piston presitire; the last thren rnn,,,,in~, ~rolrl 30'0 to 6000 k&/Ctu
and the firfit ono in the proa!sure rant;n of 1610-9425 kg/cm-.
Samples were cut otit from tw in~-ots radinily ;m(! tiic Vickers
hardneq.,i meantired on A scleromoter 0,-)a Ill (TP). The X-ray
lattice determination wan corvied out in a crwmrn type
(KROS-I)- using copper radiatioulk T1ke dim(ni6inns of the mosaic
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Cevt -lin vi trticturo I clinractort- t. tr-!i 5/139/6VOoo/001/015/027
5 9 2
I)Ioc'-.-q were dateriained from r)rimnry f%.--a Iiiction am.1 the ii,tett.,ity
of t'ov iaterfarenen mn,.Imn iui-, A.!,.od photovrmphic;illy. Tito
d i c nm i orri Li o r t li (! b lo c k t; 1 f e r v c a L,: it la t- d ~i c c o r (I i i i ~~ t o G . M. Vo ro bev Is
5 The hardnams and
m e t It o d ( 1;,. v. AN SSS It, m e r. f i z2 3 , it o .~* ,
Inti-ico pvrnmator were datornine,! mltio Co r t! to tr.,m,,j tional zona.
In the C:iv(t of AUX, Olm Ilard (Ji IJ clvm~"(. nloll tllecdges of
the im~ut while it Incrv(i:;ed -.-onmidlrif*~ly ill tille celiter. With
pressure!; in excesR of 3000 k~5/ Icr, ~! til- -,,--owth of hardnes:j ccased.
The experimentnl data showed that crystnili-/.ation under piston
oret.;~;urc reduced tbe diniensionn or t ite cohereat --5c.-itterin-c re~;iona.
Block- vere qubdividled i oiigI5 a t -remntires it-) to 2500-3000
ase of ~iri~siure did not affect their
kg/cm further incre,
di.mensions. Tht.- Incronme of oras,,~vr(t r(-ducod thn lattico paraineter
Particularly ill the center nzid ii-L t1;#, tronsitionnI zone, wh-cil wan
.1scribed to docronse of the imvnt~-nium content ill the a-.-iolid
solution. Tlie increnne. a' hvr~~ncas in t!-,,- center of the ingot was
nccompnnied by subelivi.sion of the bloe!~V,. However, sub-
division of tho bloc4.9 nt thp ed-es of thc.- in,-,ot did not affect
the Iinrxlnvqm. '. lie (affect of th6 distribution and
Thin wnm mic to
dimension-o of the P-phase particlon. Ill thf~ re;--miningfr three alloys
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the incre.,,ised contimlolisly -.,itii incrensing pressure, with
the nxcf.,T~tion of' AL9, the incren.-it, consed in the pressure
range of 500-IF)OO kg/cm The of tlie within
tlic- pre!;.-,iire- range of 300-200C k_,/cm' vi.ibst;inti~Mv docreased.
It -wam not nostUble zo obherve thq- behavior orttho forwer ixt
prensures since bloc%s -mallrav thnn 10 co had no effect
on the intensity of the X-ray interfarnticu., In AL2, ALIL) and 2
AL4 the lattice narati-ieter increased at tho low ziresbtire of--300 k,~oU
and 2 . -her premmureg
thart rapidly dncreasad at 1000 kg/cm lltt~ thore
;ht increase. but in the rer,ion of 3000-6000 lc,,/cm
caused sli. 13
was no chn-mge, in their pnrnneter mid its value was -mbstantin1ly
the same as -for puro nluminium. - These- phenomen.1 wore explAinod
by the g(inctral r,3(luction of solitbility in solid soltition8 during.
incronsod prearjures. There are 5 fi~ixxros and 2 tablqs.
ASSOCIATIONs Dnopropotrovalciy So.,iuniveriiitat illielli 300-10tiYa
vossoyadinoniyri Ul-rainy a Ro.-imiyoy
(Dnepropetrovsk State Univornity i'moni 300-Yonre
zinytiversary of union botwen the M-crainn and Russia)
SULMITTM Octobar 70, 1961
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VARICH, N.I.; KRIVUSIIA, Yu.V.; IEVINA, R.V.; YOVALENKO, N.D.
Effect of lubricants on the texture of rolled metaL Izv. vya.
ucheb. zav.; chern. met. 6 no.5:151-155 163. (MIRA 16:7)
1. Dnepropetrovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet.
(Rolling (metalwork)) (Metalworking lubricants)
:Nt~

TMEMV, A., genoral-mayor tankovykh voyek: KRIVUSHIN, V.. polkovnik
Fortieth anniversary of the Saratov School. Tankist no.7t24
ii lie, (KIR& 11:10)
(Saratoy--Tank warfare)

SHEVE1XV, V.A,, KR4TV-UT....,B.A,,; KISFLEVA, Ye.Ya.
Analysis of pharmaceutical preparations by tho capillary
fluorescence method. Apt. delo 14 no.5s56-60 S-0 165.
(MIRA 18M)
1. Voesoyuznyy nauohno-issledovatel'skly Institut lekarstvennykh
i aromatichaskikh rasteniy, Bittsa, Moskovskoy oblasti.

KRIVUTSA, V. F. Cand Tech Sci -- (diss) "Study of the Process of
the kXIXNNXSO~~~n of Matchwood. " Len, 1957. 11 pp 20 cm.
(Min of Higher Education USSR, Len Order of Lenin Forestry
Engineering XXXX Academy im S. M. Kirov), 100 copies (KL, 26-57,108)
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DANIIEVICHO Yu. (Danjr3avych, IU.J; BABLTIlt V.j rRIVIMI; Yu, (rryyUtaj Tit]
Across our homeland. Znan. ta pratsia no.6:12 Je 161.
(WRA 1618)

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AUT TO RLS~ Benyukh, V. V., Gavlovskaya, A. A., Konopleva, V. P.,
7
,, r i v ul-s 4., - Kruchinenko, V. G., Sandakova, Ye.V.,
a-,1112"'-To-rentlyeva, A. K.
TITAL-E: Photo--rraphic observations of meteors at the observa-
tory of Xiyevskiy universitet (Kiev University) in
1957
2-"RIODICAL: ieferativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, no. 5, 1962, 5, ab-
stract 5G38 (Sh. rabot po Mezhdunar. geofiz. godu,
Xiyevsk. un-t, no. 1, 1961, 3-15)
I-1-7m: The hei6hts, the velocities, and the braking of meteors,
".- -11 -
a.,-id a-so valuca of the meteor particle masses and the density
.-I-le eL U
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-' 4 -%rth's atmosphere in the meteorite zone are given. Ab-
stracter's note: Comolete translation.-7
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AUTHOR: Benyukh, V. V.; Vlilchinskaya, S. P.; Owanko, A. A.; KrIvutsa, Yus N's;
Sandakova, Ye. V.; Terentlyeva, At K.; Sherba TO I Le me
TITLE: Photographic observations of meteors In -1956 at the Klyevskaya astronoml-
cheskaya obsorvatorlya (Kiev Astronomical Observatory)
SOURCE: Kiyev- Univers;tet. Sbornik rabot po Mezhdunarodnomu geofizicheskomu
godu, no. 2, 1963, 3-10
TOPIC TAGS; astronomy, meteor, upper atmosphere, photographic meteor
ABSTRACT: in 1951P photograPhIc observations of meteors were made at*two-base
stations at Kiev University uling an AS-11 meteor patrol with fixed cameras. The-
description of the patrol apparatus, coordinates of the observation stations and
other general Information on the observation method have been presented earlier
(Sbornik statay po MGG Klyevskogo universiteta, No. 1, 1960). The methods and
formulas used In determination of various meteor parameters are reviewed briefly.
The basic contribution of the paper Is presentation of data obtained by processing
of 21 bass photographs of meteors, Table I gIve4 general Information Concerning
the 21 meteors - angular longth of the meteor In degrees, the value of braking at
jh sights Ml and 02, extra-atmqspherle velocity, maximum absolute stellar magni-
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tude reduced to the International visual system, heights of appearance and disap-
pearance and other parametersq Table 2 gives informatlon on each meteor at-several
points of the path. "The followlng persons participated In the processing of the
published datal 1. V, Kozheynf~ovs, L. M. Kozhavnjkovj-'V9 Go Kruchinankoo A* Ke
Suslov and Zho M. She"rbanill. Prig. art.h*3'. 7 formulas and 2 tables.
ASSOCIATIONi Klyovs~jy Uqjverfjtol: (Kiev UnIversIty
gNCLt 00
SUBMITTE01 00 PATE ACQ: 07mayf,4
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*tzechV8`iovak1a /Analytical Chemistry. E -2
Analysis of Inorganic Substances.
Abs Jour: Ref. Zhur - Khimiya No. 2, :L958, 4326
Author : Bardodey, Krivutsova Kukachkova, Pikha,
Zdrazhil
Title : The Photometric Micro Determination of Hydrocy-
anic Acid and Cyanides
Orig Pub: Ceskosl. hyg., 1957, 2, No. 4p 244-250
Abstract: A previously described method (Epstein, E.
Analyst. Chem, 1947, 19, 272) has been modified.
In the HCN determination I liter of the air to
be pasees through 2 wash bottles containing 3
ml. of O.lN NaOH for about 10 minutes. The con-
tents are washed and neutralized by the addition
of 0.3 ml. of 2M Na R2P04. To 2 ml. of the re-
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Analysis of Inorganic Substances.
Abs Jour: Ref. Zhur - Khimiya No. 2, 1958, 4326
sulting solution is added 0.2 ml. of 1% solution
of chloramine T and ahook for I minute. To that,
ml. of the pyridine-pyrazoloine (PPR) reagent
l vol. pyridine - 4 vol, of !~ of 1-phenyl-3-
~
methyl-5-pyrazolone) is added6 heated for 7
minutes on a water bath at 70 C. and cooled.
The extinction is measured In the photometer us-
ing an S 61 light filter. The resulting red-
violet coloration changing into blue with time
is stable for 20 minutes. The detection migimum
of HCN is O.lY ; the limit of dilution lilOt
Instead of PPR, pyridine-phloroglucinol (PFRJ
reagent (1 vol. of pyridine + 4 vol. of 3%
phloroglucinol solution) can be used. In this
case the readings are taken after a 7 minute
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Analysis of Inorganic Substances.
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used as well. The resulting red-violet colora-
tion Is less intensive.
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BIVY, Ivan
Effusion method with material spectrometric indication
and its application in nuclear engineering. Jaderna
energie 10 no. 2:54 F 164.
1. Ustav jaderneho vyzkumu, Ceekoslovenoka akademie ved)
Rez.

'r-M-7y, I.; J.
E,zaminat'an of preclpltatl-n reactioni of trihetoroplyacids with
honvy alkali metals. Coll Cz Chem 29 no. 3:15e7-596 Rr 164.
1. Nuclear Research Institute, Czechoslovak Afmrls~my of' Eclences,
Rez near Prague.

L 185 *EWP(t) lip(c) ES/JDM/JG
?3-6 EK(M)/F.PF(n)-2/
ACC NRt AP6010222 SWRCE CODES. CZ/00)8/65/000/004/01Q/01.42
AUTHCR: _ jakeo, Dusm ; Kri!X,__Ivan
ORG: Institute of Nuclear search, CSAV, Rez (Ustav jadernoho vyzkumu CSAV)
TITIE: Thermochemistry of some uran ium compounds
'1 01
SOURCE; Jaderna anergis, no* 4,-'.965, D12
TOPIC TAGS: . themochomistryj, thermodynamics, x ray diffractionp uranium compound#
nuclear fuel
ABSTRACT: INR Report No* 1050/1964P published in Jaderna Energie onLy as Czech
and English summaries (modified)s On the basis of the literature issued to the
end of 1963P a review of the thermodynamic and X-ray diffraction data of uranium
compounds important in nuclear fuel production is given in the articles UPP-31
SUB CODES 07, 201, 19 SUER DAT31 none
WC# 546*791
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KRIVY, Jaroalav
Mucous membrane localization of posphigue vulgaris In
otorhinolarrgology and the problem of treatment. Cook.
otolar, 5 no.6:344-350 Doc 56.
1. Z Otolaryngolog. oddeloni KUNZ, Gottwaldov. Prednosta XUDr.
J. Krivy.
(PDeMGUS
mucous membrance. oral, ther. (Cs))
(MOUTH, die.
pempbIgus of mucous membrane, tbor. (Cs))

PAKHOMOVA, X.S.; KRIVYAKOVA. A.8.
Cadmium determination In the presence of copper by the method of
pnlarographic curve derivatives. Zav.lab. 21 no.2:lh4-147 155.
(MM 8:6)
1. Teesoyuznyy institut minerallnogo oyrlya.
(Cadmium) (Polarograplw)

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Significance of crop rotations, Zemledelie 26 n0.500-72
'My 164. (MMA 17t6)
1. Irkutskly sellakokhozyayatvannyy institut.

Soil and sead orminability. Sel. i r,7r..
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KRIVYKJI, F.P., kand.ve1'vkokhozyayatvonnykh nauk
Farming problerm and soil nutrition of plants. Zemledelie
21+ no.5-.22-2!kMy 162. (MIRA 15:7)
1, Irkutskiy sallskokhozyaystvannyy institut.
(Irkutsk Province-Agriculture)

IMIVYKH, F.P., kand.seI'vkJ1khozyaystvennykh nauk
Dirly rall plowing an a promising method Of tillag* in Eantern
Siberia. Zemledelie 24 no.8:33-35 Ag 162. (IUM 1519)
1, Irkutokiy sellskokhozyaystvennyy izatitut.
(Irkutvk Provinco) (Plowing)

KRIVYY, 14. 1.
Five-position solf-prop,_-Rud weld-ing machine. Stroi.truboprov. 9
no.201-32 F 164. (MIRA 17 t 3)
lo StroitellnY7 uchastok trosta llefteprovodmontazhp Novosibirsk,

KRIWCZIIML , L.. Dr.
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Iftyn-7e&r pharmaceutic education In Czechoslovakia. Yarm.polsk:&
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SOLYMOSI, Frigyeal KRIX, Nora
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potassium-chlorate in presence of various metal-oxide catalysts.
YAU kem folyoir 68 no.7:283-289 Jl 162.
1. Szegedi Tudomanyogyatem Szervetlen- es Analitikai-Kemiai
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SOLYMOSI, frigyan; KRIX, Nora
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no.10:454-461 0 162.
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KRIIYANOVA, Z.V.
Italian petrochemical industry. Khim. i tekh. topl. i Masel, 6
no. 10: W+49 0 161. (Italy-Petrochemicals) (MIRA 14,11)

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AUTHORS: Maslovt A.I., Licutenant-Colonol, Medical Services,
and Kriyenkov, G.N., Captain, Medical Services
TITLE: Aerogenio immunization and reimmunization with live
brucellous vaccine after ionizing radiation
PERIODICAL: Voyenno-meditainakiy zhurnal, no. 2, 1961, 27 - 31
TEXTs The study is intended to fill a ap in the literature. A.V.
Pnomarev and I.A. Shabarov (1956, 19595 showed that irradiation
48 hours before revaccination with typhoid vaccine and tetanus
anatoxing caused almost complete depression of immunogenesis which
is restored only after recovery from radiation sickness. M.M. Fal'
(1958) obtained analogous results using typhoid vaccine. Experi-
ments with rabbits and guinea pigs using cytological and bacterio-
logical methods showed the efficiency of aerogenic vaccination
(A.I. Maslov (1958), N.I. Alexandrova and N.Ye. Gefen (1958, 1959)
which gave rapid high level prolonged immunity, due to its wider
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effect on the reticulo-endothelial system as compared with intra-
dermal vaccination. From this the authors deduced that an effect
should be noted after ionizing radiation. Experiments confirmed
this. 65 guinea pigs, weight 450 - 550 gr. were taken. 25 were
vaccinated aerogenically and 30 immunized intradermally for com-
parison. Both sets were divided into two groups, of which one was
subjected, five hours before the injection of the vaccine, to ra-
diation of 250r dose from a RUM-3 machine ZA-betractor's notez Not
describeg at voltage 185 kV, current strength 15 mA, filters 0.5
mm of copper and 1 mm aluminum, air dose strength at the surface
of the irradiated animal 21.3 r/min at a focal distance of 45 cm.
The second group was not irradiated (immdnization control). The
third group of ten guinea pigs received a similar radiation dose
without subsequent vaccination (radiation control). The degree of
radiation sickness was assessed in the normal way. Aerogenic immu-
nization was carried out by placing the animals in an aerosol
chamber for 30 minutes, during which a suspension of vaccine of
the Brucella strain (Br. abortue bovis 19-BA) was introduced con-
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taining 50 milliards microbe cells per ml (optic standard). During
immunization 1.5 ml. of suspension passed through the sprinkler
giving an aerosol of 15-30 microns, 300 1. of air. One 1. of air
contained 14.6 million live Brucellae. Intradermal immunization was
by 0.5 milliard doses, corresponding to 1-1.25 milliard live Bruce-
llae. Agglutinins in the experimental animals were measured at
immunization and after 1/2, 1 and 3 months. The irradiated guinea
pigs, vaccinated aerogenically, developed 3rd and 4th degree radi-
ation sickness and 60 % of the animals died in 8 to 14 days,
whilst irradiated controls cleveloped 2nd and 3rd degree radiation
sickness with 10 % mortality in 30 days. The main causes of death
were severe intestinal haemorrhages, autoinfection and, in two
cases, widespread subpleural, interstitial haemorrhages throughout
the whole lung with general haemorrhagic oedema. None of the non-
irradiated animals which had been aerogenically vaccinated died
and dissection at various times after vaccination revealed only
hyperplasia of the retioulo-histiocytic elements of the lung and
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other organs and tissues. Guinea pigs irradiated and vaccinated in-
tradermally, developed 2nd and 3rd degree radiation sickness, 10 %
dying in 30 days. The haemorrhagic syndrome was markedly less fre-
uent among the latter appearing usually at the vaccination site
.N. Kriyenkov (1959)). The average agglutinin titre for each of
N
the four groups is tabulated. Revaccination was carried out 7
months later with 1/2 the previous doses. Guinea pigs, weight 600-
700 gr, were used, 7 had been vaccinated aerogenically; 8 intrader-
mally. 3 and 4 respectively taken from each group and then subjec-
ted to revaccination (control of revaccination) or radiation (con-
trol of radiation). The remainder were irradiated and five hours
later revaccinated in the appropriate way. Agglutinins were deter-
mined before revaccinationg 1 and 2 weeks after, 1, 1 1/2 and 2
months after. Allergic tests were made before revaccination and 112,
1 and 2 months later. The characteristic picture of grave radiation
sicknesscbveloped among the revaccinated and non-revaccinated and
on the eighth',day 1 guinea pig, revaccinated intradermally, died
from intestinal haemorrhage. The condition of the remainder impro-
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Aerogenic immunization D234/D305
ved by the 21st day and all recovered fully. The average agglutinin
titre for both groups is tabulated. One week after acrogenic revac-
cination a high titre was reached Os240), exceeding the control
level (1:160). Among the intradermally revacoinated it was 1155.
Through all the weeks the agglutinin level amon6 aerogenically re-
vaccinated animals was -twice that of both the intradermally revac-
cinated and the unirradiated and revaccinated. The average initial
titre (11330) included one guinea pig who 7 months after the initi-
al immunization had titre 10280. Results of allergy tests are gi- tX1
ven in Table 3. The authors conclude that among guinea pigs aero-
genically immunized with live Brucella vaccine five hours after
irradiation with 250r there is an increase in mortality in radia-
tion sickness as compared with intradermally immunized animals and
a depression of immunogenesis throughout the period of illness;
aerogenic revaccination of irradiated animals does not make radia-
tion sickness worse and from an immunological point of view is two
to three times more effective -than intradermal, reimmunization; du-
ring the critical period of the disease and independent of the me-
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Aerogenic immunization D234/D305
thod of vaccination there is a marked delay in the development of
allergy. This is restored more rapidly in aerogenically reimmunize-
guinea pigs (1 month) than in intradermally reimmunized (2 months)"
Further research is necessary to find protective dose3 for initial
aerogenic immunization with live Brucella vaccine and to determine
the optimum time for providing such immunization before and after
radiation. There are 3 tables and 8 Soviet-bloc references. ZA-b-
stractor's note% No references given for any personalities mention-
ed in texg.
SUBMITTED% October 196^0
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EUUVINro, A.B. [KrieviO, A.B.]
Pachine for pressing rootangUar tenons. Dersproms 8 noolt26
Ja 159. (KML 12t 1)
Is ProlsvodatTenno-koustruktorskoye byuro Upravlenlya bumuhnoy
I derevoobmbatyvayushchay promyshlannosti movnarkhosa Lstviyokoy
53R,
(Woodworking machiner7)

- 13U TSY I N I A. To.
Production of consumer goods from wood waste. Der.prom. 4 no.
4:29 Ap 155. NLRA 8:6)
1. Glavayy Inshossi proyektw konstruktorskogo byuro trests.
latmeboll. (Wood waste)

KMEVIVIK, A.Ya. (Krieviql. A.J.]. inrh.
Now designs of furniture. Der.prom. 7 no.11:25 N '58.
(JURA 11M)
Is Proyekho-konstruktorekoya byuro Upraylaniya bumasbnoy i deraroobra-
batyvayusbchey pronyahlonnosti sovnarkhosa Latviyakol SSR.
(Furniture)

-Jml)9;yPV,-A-m'-J,uyePaya)
Use Of neV poyohopha=acologieal preparations
psychoneurologyj w=ve-y of foreign vorks. Zh
psikh. 61 no.W106-1M 163..
(PSYCHOFUNWOLOGY) (CHILD PS

USSR/Cultivated Plants Potatoes. VeLptabIcs. Melons. etc. M.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur Biol., 110 4, 1958.- 15643
Author : A. Kriyevinya
Inst :, -
Title : The Effect of Several AGrotachnical Methods on the Hurse
Radish Yield.
(Vliyaniye nekotorykh aLwotekhnicheskikh priyemov na
urozhay khrena).
OriV, Pub : Sb. stud. nauchn. -issled. rabot. Latv. a.-kh. akad...
1957, vYP- Io 17-26.
Abstract No abstraat.
Card 1/1

USM/Gencral Biology - Oencral Hydrobiologyo B&
Aba Jour : Rof Zhur - Kola, No 21, 1958, 9472c)
Author : Nikolayev, 1,191 Kriyevs, 10isKe
UnIon-Seicnti fie -Researcl i ?islhcry
Inst : LaLvian Dcpartment., I
DL-partmento
Title : Productivity and Conditiona of Development of Plank~;on in
thu Caltral Baltic and in the Riga Bay in 1955-1956,
Orle Pub ; Tre Latv, otds VNIROp 1957) vyp. 2. 39-81
Abstract : The production dynamics were stuaied ol fooding ap~.ci~x
of plankton and nektoplankton which aro the rceaurec of
the mat important co=t--rcial fishca in the BaltiL -
Baltic herring and sprat, as well as the sigaificanc, of
the given factors f0v natural fluctuations in produciivity
of the fish indicated, The influence is axamincd on -'L-,Iic
productivity of plankton of various hydrouctooroloCical
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UOM/Gancral Biology - Goneral. Hydrobiology. B.
Aba Jour : Rcf Zhur - Biols, No 210 1958, 9472o
conditions and a dovelop%~d schem- is given of ta(~ b1ologi-
cal suasons of the Baltic Sca6 The complex of factors is
studied which influence the fattening of the Baltic herring
cuid sprat and on tha forrmt-ion of their younWr gnxationse
-- S.A. Ilileykovskiy
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M
I ---KRI--, -A. -- - -
"Necessity of Ventilation Xquipment for Improvement of Industrial Safety and 4gions."
p. 215, Praha, Vol. 4, no. 3, Mar. 1954.
SO: Zast Maropean Accessions List, Vol. 3, No. 9. September 1954, Lib. of Congress

KRIZ A.
"Devices for the removal of duat in stonecrushing plante."
pe 269 (Nova Technika, No. 6, 1958, Praha) Czechoslovakia)
Monthly Index of East European Accessions (ELAI) LC, Vol. 71 No. 9, September 1958.

ON . Antonin
Multilingual hydrogeological nomenclature. Geol Pn:zkum
5 no.11:345 N 163.

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KRIZ , Eman
Develnpment of the Czechoslovak match Industry. Drevc 19 no.9:354
s 164. 1
1
1. Solo National Enterprise, Susice.
!

KRIZ, Rman
New technique of making match tipa. Drevo 17 no.7:217 JI 162.
1. Solo, n.pej Susioe.

CUCHOSLOVAKIA
VOJTIK, V-, TAUSEK, V., and KFJZ, J., Children's Mental Hospital (Detska
psychiatricka lecobna), Op-Trunrr-
"A i4odiAed child i,sycliiatric Gard Index"
Prague) CoskQ51qYoQ5ka PsychiaLrio, Vol LIX) tio 3) June 63, iv 159-166-
_f%b:itract ~~uUiors' i~n4ish summary]; A modification of a card index hitherto
employod ior the analysis of clinical data recorded in outpatient and in-
patient children's muntal in.-Aitutions. by ;,,uans of this inuex it is easier
to analvzo data of previous histury, etiology, diagnosis, syndromes, symptoms,
Band truntuent. Its [7aphic arrangement and other texts are such as to re-
place both the previously used punch card and case notes. 1he card is
describod and instructions are providod on how to use it# it may be used
in dupartmunts of adult psychiatry. Lightoon roferuncos, kicluding 1b Czech.
OUGH03LOVAKIA
F'RIZ., J; B10ES, M.J; PMKAj, J
Institute of MaeroTnolecular Chemintry, Ozoeho3lov6k
Academ7 of 3ciences, Prague - (for all)
Prague, GollectL2n of Czechoslovak Chemic com!r.ni
cations, No 1, January 1967, PP 396-409
"On the production and reaction of acetylenide3 in
dimethyl sulfoxide.11

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A~~Ja~n---
On the documents of the 12th Congross of the Communist Party of
Czechoslovakia. Drevo 17 no.8s233 Ag 162.
1. Ustredni vybor Kommisticke strany Caskoelovenska.

V. j - !~Iz
A modified card
59 no.31l59-166
psychlatricks lace " v Oparanech.
(CHILD PSYCHIATRI) (MEDICAL RECORDS)
(PUNCHED-CARD SYSTEM)

KPIZ, J._
"Collective contracts, a fighting task of the trade-unions."
P. 21 (Kozarstvi) Vol. 6,
Prague, Czechoslovakia
Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EFAI)
April 1958

~,-.)ff 2 , I .
Collective contracts assure convenient workinp, conditions for our workers. p.29
(Kozarstvi) Vol. 7, no. 2, Peb. 1957) Praha
SO: Monthly List of East European Accession (KKAL) IL, Vol. 6 no. 7 JuIY 1957. Uncl.

m
KRIZJ J.
hesolution of the 1st Trade-Union Congress: to organlze the m:-~ses for now tasks. r-57
(Kozarstvi, Vol-7, no. 3 Mar. 1957) Praha
SO: Monthly List of East EuroFean Accession (ZEAL) LCp Vol. 6 no. 7, July 1957. Uncl.

mi-lz' J.
40th anniversary of the Great October Revollition. p. 149. (KOLARMI,
Vol. 7. ho. 6, 'tma 1957, Praha, Czechoslovilda)
SO: Yonthly List of Last zurorean -ccessions(EhAL) LC, Vol. 6, No. 12, Dec 1957. Uncl.

vpy~' J.
EnsurinF suitn'ble conditions for our wo?,cerr, by collective rontracts. p.hl
(Textil, Vol. 12, No. 2, Feb. 1957p Praha, Czechoslovakia)
SO: Yonthly Id!;t or Ellst European AccesAons (EEAQ Lr.. Vol. 6, No. 9, Sept. 1957. Uncl.

Honoring the 40th anniversary or the Great October Revolution.
P. 201, (Textil) Vol. 12, no. 6, June 1957, Praha, Czechoslovakia
SO: Monthly Index of East European Acessions (EFAI) Vol. 6, No. 11 November 1957

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i ACC NRs A~60_0-64~0 (A) SOURCE CODE: CZ/0078/65/000/01010010/0010
AUTHOR: Huss, Vaclav (Dr., engi eer, Do or of Sciences) (Pecky); Bydzovsky, J.
(Engineer) (Zaamuky); Cerny# L. ~tngineer-118adska)-; Kriz, J-(Prague);
Ladnar) J. (Prague)
ORG: None
TITLE: (Overvoltage protection device for rectifying oemitonductor diode)
CZ Pat. No- FV 7039 64
SOURCE: Vynalezy, no. 10, 1965, 10
TOPIC TAGS: semiconductor device, semiconductor diode, Zener diode, zener
ABSTRACT: A device Is described for protecting a rectifying semiconductor diode,
or a group of several parallel or series-parallel connected diodes from overvoltage,
and is distinguished by the feature that to the diode of group of diodes is connected a
parallel matched polarized breakdown (Zener) diode, or a group of several break-
down diodes connected in.series, in parallel or in aerie s-parallel. The Zener
voltage on the breakdown diode in the reverse (non- conducting) direction, or the
value of the sum of the Zener voltages in the reverse direction in the breakdown
diodes connected in series is lower than the breakdown voltage of the diode to be
Card 1/2 .0

.L 29949-66
ACC NP,
protected from overvoltage, or than the value of the sum of the breakdown voltages
of the protected diodes connected in series.
SUB CODE: 09. SUBM: DATE: 1-409a64
2/2

BLTUM, Frideta, [Blum. Friedstal; WLZH Tin 11KIrAi. Jan).
Xffect of the days length on the development and morphogenesis
of wheat spikes [with Ingliab summaxy in Insert). Insiol.rast.
3 no.5;414-422 5-0 156. (KLU 9112)
1. Biologicbeekty Institut Chakhoolovatakoy &.ademii nauk,
Praga, 6. na, TSvichishti, 2.
(Photoperiodism) (Wheat)

CZECHOSLOVIUM/Plnnt. Physialj~;y - Mineral Nutrition. I
Abs Jjur Rof 21ur Diol., Nj 12, 1958, 53327
Author Soidlova-Blumova Frideta, Kriz, Jan
Inst
Title Influence jf the Learth of the Day on Development and
MirphoGenesis of Wheat Spikes
OriG Pub Ceskosl. biol., 1956, 5, No 4, 227-235
Abstract Experiments were conducted with suzmr wheat if the
Niva variety in 1955 by the oxperimental sections of the
Biolo&dcal Divisixi of Czechoslovakian AcaderW if Scien-
ces in Prague (Deivice). Plants were cultivated for a
period of 2-52 n-)rml days and then fir shirt days (8
hours). Microm3rpholobdcal analysis of the apical cilies
and a study of the mature spikes shived that in the period
of differentiation the states if the apical c3nos were
not the same. A short day effect produced a chanGe in the
structure of the spike (enhancement of the n,=ber of
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9
camonomK~A/Plant Physioloa - Mineral Nutrition.
Abs Jour Rof Zhur I31il., No 12) 1958) 53327
spikes, bmichinc;, and proliferation). The P-turc Of
the chanres depends oil the sta(;e :)f ac;Ln,, (and in con-
U
nection with this on the phase of development of the
apical cones) during the active period of the shirt day.
I.P. Delokon'
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K A-Y_~_~~_j
CZZECHOSLOVAKIA / Gonoral and Specialized Insocta. P
inaoct cmd lUto Posts.
.ibs Jour : -,of Zhur - Biol., No 10, 19581 _;~o 44367
Author : J~r
._~izj~'
Inst : Czaclionlovak Acadomy of Ac;rlcultural ~"Ciollco
Title : The Potato Cutworm as a Hops P,..,st in 1955.
Orl-
Pub : Sbor., Coalcoal. alfad. zoijodvod. Rostl vyroba,
1956, 29, No. 11, 116)-11*T4
Abstract : In 19511-55, tlio nopa Prop In Czochosluwki.-. do-
croasod 10-40,,; aj a rucult of dainat~c., to Lho
oprouts and branches by larvae of t'lic; potato
cur"lorra Hydroocia ml~acoa, Frobloma of the
dama-o by Potato cutworm in hop -rowinS ro-
Sione woro discussed and mcasurcs worc vror!cod
out to doctroy tho distribution contors and to
pmvent the roappoaranco of tho cutworm.
Carol 1/1

CZECHOSLOVAIM/Virology - ViruseG of Plants. E
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Diol.) No 6, 1959) 23798
Author Kri z, J(,L-.A-
Tnst
Title On the Spreading of Viruses in the Sprouts and Bralichea
of Hope.
Ori(: rub Chmelaretvi, 1958, 31, No 7, 109-110
Abstract No abstract.
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8

KRIZ, Jatoglav
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MUetivation of paper industr7 products, Papir a celulosa
18 no.Ut228 N163.
la Odbytove adruzeni Papirenekeho prumyslu.

KRIZ, J. i . .1
a'at of testosterone propionata In cancer of female
edx organs# Lake listy 5 no.18:543-545 15 Sept, 1950.
(CLXL 20:1)
1. Of the Irirst Obstetrical and Gynecological Clinic,
Masarjvk University in Brno (Head-Prof. L. Havlasek, M, D.).

XRIZ' J.
Nitrogen mustard therapy of female genital cancer. Lek.
listy 5 no.20:602-04 15 Oct. 195o. (CLKL 20a)
1. Of the First Obstetrical and Gynecological Clinic, Xasaryk
University in Brno (Head,Prof, L. Havlasek, H, D.)

KRI Z. J.
Treatment of placenta prasyla
In Brno, 1936-1948. Cas. lok.
in obstretric and gynecologic clinic
cook. 89 no.49:1376-1379 8 Doe 30.
(CLKL 20:4)
1. Of the Pirst Obstetrical and Oynecological Clinic of Namaryk Uni-
versity In Brno (Head-Prof, L, Havasek, MD.)~

I ~ -
!Z, Jaroslav, MUDr.
Early diagnosis of cancer of thecervix uteri. CaB. lek. cesk.
94 nn-49:1353-1358 2 Dec 55-
1. 1. pnrodnicka a g7nekologicka klinika Masarykovy university
v Brno, prednoeta prof. WMr. L. Havlasek.
(CERVIX, UTZRIN3, neoplasms,
diag., early)

KRIZ, Jaroolay. NEW.
ew4ram
Histochemical examination of alkaline phosphatase In female
genital tumors. Cook. an. 21 no-5:361-368 Nov 56.
1. 1. por. gyn. klin. M.U. v Brno, prodnosta prof. MUDr.
LudvIk Havlasek.
(GPMTALIA, FSKALE, neoplasms
alkaline blood phosphatnes, histochem. (CZ))
(PHOSPHMASSS, In blood
alkaline. in cancer of female genitalia, histochem. (Cs))

Kg) Z,) 7-L
%6NOSLOVAKIA/Genernl Problems of Pathology - Tumors. T-5
Abs Jour R4f Zhur - Blol., No 4, 1958) 17318
Author Krl,~,,,,J?
Inst
Title Alkaline Phosphatase in Tumors of Female Reproductive
Organs. HIstochemical, Study.
Orig Pub Ceakosl. gynackol-0 1956, 21, No 6, 361-368
Abstract Alkaline phosphatase is detected histochemically in meta-
plastic epithelium of the cervix and in the cells of In-
flammatory Infultrate. In myomas, alkaline phoapbatase
gives a positive reaction In the vascular endothelium but
reacts more weakly in the nuclei of tumor cells. In the
parenchyma of squamous and *pIndle-cell cancer of the cer-
vix there is less alkaline phosphatase than in the stroma
~,Aiereas this picture is reversed In ade0ocarcinowi of the
body of the uterus. 7bese differences nre believed to be
ascociated with the biochemical peculiaritici of LunDrs.
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KRIZ, Jaroslav. KUDr.
Surgical treatment of Inflammation of uterine adnexae.
Cask. gyn. 21-35 no.2:95-100 mar 56.
1. 1 gyn. k. KU v Brno, produosta prof. KUDr.. L. Havlasek.
(ADNICXA UTMU. din.
inflamm., surg.

KRIZ, Jaroslav, MUDr.(Brno, Stalingradske nam. 15.)
Surgery or radiotherapy of cervical cancer? Cesk. gyn. 23 [371 noo3:
204-210 Apr 58-
le L por, gyn# klini)m MU Y Brne, prednosta prof. Dro Ift Havlasek,
(CERVIX NMPIASMS, ther.
radiother., indic. (0s))
(CERVIX IMMIASM, surg.
indic. (Cs))

SIKL, Oldrich, HUDr,;.-K,RIZ.#,Jaros1av, HUDr.
Treatment of premenopausal & menopausal hemorrhage by radium therapy.
Cask. gyn. 23[371 no-3:210-215 Apr 58.
1. 1. an. klinika MU v Brno, pre(inosta prof. Dr. ladvik Havlasek.
0. S.. 1. gyn. klin. KU, Brno.
(CLIMOTIRIC, JMK&IJ, compl.
hemorrh., menopausal & preclimacteric, radium ther. (Cs))
(RADIUM, ther. use
precklmnoteric & menopausal hemorrh. (Cs))

-,-',IMIZ, Jaroolav; RATLIGN, Jaromir; GIVAK, Milos
Injection@ of absolute otbyl alcohol into the spinal oanalt as
described by Dogliotti, to alleviate pain caused by malignant tumors
of the female genitalia* Cook. gyn. 231371 no-5--390-392 July 58,
1. 1. T)or. gyh/ klin. HU v Brno, prednosta -prof. Dr. U Erhylasek.
J. L I. por. gyn. klin., Brno.
(GINITALIA, 7INVA, neaulasms
incurablet pain ther. by ethyl alcohol inject. into spinal
canal Ws))
(PAIN, therapy
ethyl alcohol inject. into spinal canal for pain in incurable
tumors of female genitalia (Cs))
(AIDOHOL, IMM, therapeutic use
pain in incurable tumors of female genitalia. (Gs))

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KRIZ,J,
Remarks on the article by Dr*O* Stolova:" The concept of gyne-
cology and-obstetrical. Cook. gynek. 29 no.lt142-143 FT64
I
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Jiri*. Art,
ij~mrmacolog teal relaxation of the masclea in re3ation to personal
experiences with prmirsn. ioshl. chir. 36 no,2:73-fil Yqb 57.
1. 1. chirargicka klinika KU, mobocka v Pisni, -3rednosta doe. Dr.
X. Doransky II. chirargicka 1-clinike KU, pobocka v Pi2ni, prednoeta
doe. Ur J. Suinka.
(DMAMMONIUK COMMUYS, off.
decAmethmlom lodids on muse. Oz))
(MUSC16
3Z, physiol.
eff. of decamethonium iodiAe (Gz))

KRIZ, J.
The role of research on rock pressurm and the possibil-Itie-s of its messurment,
in ore mines. P. 3. (HUdY, Vol- 5, No. 1, Jan 1957, Frahs, Czechoslovakia)
SO: Monthly List of Eaqt European Accessions (EM) LC, Vol. 6, No. A. Au-a, 1057.Uncl.

XMIZ, iiri
SMW.2, Given Names
Country: Czechoslovakia
Academic Dogreess /not given/
Affiliations /not given/
Sources Praguep Casopis Pro Mineralogii. a-Geologiip Vol VIp No 2. 19619
Pp 173-178.
Data$ "The Destroyed Paleontologic Locality of Joachim Barrands called
by Him "Butowitz."

9". iro"iv rr~ 4~1. 1 a ~t VC1 v1.,.
C*$;yrt,rhta ftbliel.LU *,.xav- zf tLa Z:**-ta..ovk At-.,d
my Ckf aulon.!9M
"Le ved).
IrstImalt" tr- Tol*vmv of tlid :r.! Lnqralo Ln
Bar-w%dL*mw Clot.' Otto Ct.'=Ar; ;p 121-12~.
an T-te Mml f A.Mcnit* ?'W'n& in Vto
d..Ate lays-* of It$
ILUS74i 9; 130-131-
'YIftVrlklC47 If Ln 8 !'0 PS NjUite ::.~rth 714t~
Y o' ti,? Crel rts~fr:t
Sma
-;;Qv
moux L4dc
t
an th.
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157.
-T4C,l Of 7*41
;Tma !-_294j;A and &term sp_~.,;V_ rf *hq LkAl-al Gjolwi-
Cal runt4to 1;
164.
7. I~ar-msfttq, on 1-1.* ~Iaz--Ier tetwvn the ~_vtns -ird 7-,er Di
VOCUSIA IAJ tb*
?avel PGa=t%s P; 165-M.
6. -V*&jTljzd Coale t&_-st !:-mrict.
-"A'-',1 of the Car-ria lazi-gics,2 'Ir-atituts. "Turup;
w4 34l*ft4lvU,- Ec=--d =3; rp
C. -3azteris 1A the A*CVMt 3,!& 3vdi_-Tn'M,- _Z-1~1";C 1~,j
3,ectr-_-! :atlec f~r An.,:her
?7" of 3;wCtra.-m;h -qlxu-! tnu -zanfle of 13~11Y.Lm*q
At2w far Itho i"dolf c-CSTI Vp
112. -fate or. %ha Yol:cv !.ol7',!Ie orvn rx-j;~~ in aa*-
mla,- '!'%v

KRIZ, Josef, Inz., C-.Ijc.
From the actIvities of tho Hop Research Institute. Vest ust
zemedel 10 no.10/11;391-399 163.
1. Vyzkumny uBtav chmelarsky, Zatec.

LRIZ, Josef inz,j TAIM, Lubouir,, izis,
Use of economical sprays for the control of the hop Icruse
and the hop red spider. Rostlin vyroba 9 no.1:89-106 Ja '63.
1. Vyzkumny ustav ohmelarWqj, Zatec (for Kris). 2, Ustredni
vyzkumny ustav rostlinne vroby,, Rusyne (for Taimr).

POZDEXA, Jiri, inz., C.Sc.; CECH, Milan,. inz., C.Sc.; F-!Lj&S-ef'- ins.
Iffoot of heating on the aotivity of the hop infectious
sterility virus@ 'Routlin vyroba 9 no.10548 Ja 163.
1. Uotay experimentalni botaniky, oddleni fytopatologie,
Praha (for Pozdena and Cezh). 2. Vyzkumny ustav chmelarskyp
Zatec (for Kriz).

FALTO, Josef; Kriz, Jos,:f
i
Principles of the organization of heavy machinery production
units. Pod org 17 no.7:293-296 ji #63.-
1. Teohnickoorganizacni vyzkumny ustay strojirensky (for Faltys).
2. Ministerstvo, tezkoho strojirenstvi (for Kriz)

IYWHATY, Karel, Inz.1 K111211, Jo-B,ef
Adjustment of tools removed from a machine. Stroj rfr 12
no,4:248-251 Ap'64*
1. Research Institute of Machine Tools and Machining, Prague.

KRIZ, -'oief
End milling cutters and milling heads with exchangeable tips.
Stroj vyr 12 no. 5033-135 vv 164.
1. Research Institute of %chine Tools and Machining, Prague,

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CZECHOSSUVAKIA/Electronics F%ot:)cellz a;-,d Bmdco.iductor Dc-ricu If.
Abs JOUr Ref Zhur- Fizil:a, 110 7, 1959, 15951
Author Cilielka, J., Cerny, L., Husa, V.,J~rjx
, J., Lacbmr, J.
Inst State Research Institute for Electric Power EnSincering
Prague) Czechoslovakia
Title New Teclmology of Manufacture of JUL)i Power Gm.ni-tium
Diodes
OriL Pub Slaboproudy obzor, 1953, 19, No 9, 589-592
Abstract A feature of the described techaulogy is sii:mltaneous
,mrryinr, out of the processes of production of p-.-.,i
Junctions and Vie soldering of the leads.
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A- L~_ I
CZECKSLOVAKIA/Electi-oaics Fhotoce-119 aad Oemicoaductor Device. H
Abe Jour Ref Zhur Fizika,, No 1, 1960, 1551
Author Husa, V., Kriz, J., Ladner., J.
Inst
Title p* -- p - n* Junctions in Silicon
Orig Pub Slabopro~,idy obzor, 1959, 20, No 5, 284-23,1
Abstract The author considers the physical basis of the p*
i - n* junction and justifies the choice ;* -- p
n* junction for use in a silicon diode. The techno-
logy of manufactare of diodes with large junction
surface and with reverse voltage greater than 1,000
volts is considered. Conditions are determined for
obtaining sufficiently small resistance in the for-
ward direction.
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CZECHOSLOVAKIA/Electricity - Semiconductors. G
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur Fiz--'ka, vo 4, lQ,6o, 9087
Author : Cerny Ladislav, Husa Vaclav, Kriz Josef, Ladmar ffosef
Inat
Title The p-n Junction in Germanium
Orig Pub Electrotech. obzor, 1959, 48, no 8, 4o6-4og
Abstract A brief description of the physical principle of the p-n
Junction in germnium, and a comparison of the theoreti-
cal premises with the experimental data. Problems of
technology are considered, and certain results of experi-
mental investigattor of the p-n Junction are given.
A technology is recommended, which insures smal-I disper-
sion of the cliaracteristic in the forward and backward
directions.
See Referat Zhur Mika, 1960, No 3, 6618.
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9, 43170
AUTHORS: Huss, V., *iip J., Ladnar, J.
TITLE: Production technique for silicon semiconductor diode's
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy Zhurnal, Fizika, no. 4, 1962, 24, abstract 4-4-47v P
(Chekhosl. Pat. k1. 21 g# 11/02, no. 97215, 15-11.60)
TEXT: The production technique suggested for silicon alloys designed for
semiconductor power diodes Is characterized by the fact that the pickling agent,
consisting of I part of concentrated BNO and 3 parts of concentrated-Ml, is
applied to the contact surface of a fuslin gold electrode and a silicon plate.
After washing with distilled water, the completion of manufacturing semiconductor
diodes is continued with the 'conventional technical processes. By the new method,
the electrical properties of semiconductor diodes are improved significantly
without any substantial increase of manufacturing costs.
A, S,
(Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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AU111HORS: cih~~ka, Ja .roslav, Cern~, Ladislav, Husa, V&clav,
K~
riz, Josef and Ladnar, Josef
TITLE: Device for the stabilization of the operation of semd-
conductor-rectifier sections connected in parallel
(Patent)
PERIODICAL: Reforativnyy zhurnal, Avtor.%t*ijka i radioelektron-'ka,
no 4, 1962, abstract 4-5-56-P (Czechoal. pat., c1.
21a2, 12/02; 21g, 11/02; 21d3, 2, no. 97375,~ 15-11.6o)
TEXT: The principle of the distribution of the cooling medium in
rectifiers with parallel-connected semiconductor diodes is outli-
ned. 'dhen diodes are connected in series or in oaralle'll, the pro-
blem of temperature stability is especially difficult, since it is
impossible in practice to choose diodes having exac,~!y -he same
characteristics and, in particular, the sarne temperature dependence
on the durrent-voltage characteristic, which woulafenable us to
use for them a common equipment for cooling or -.empeMture regula-
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tion. It is S"uggested in this connexion to use i.-.d4v4dual cooling
of each diode, which eliminates the need of their The
cooling medium is fed fLrom, a common reservoir ta each diode via
distribution valves regulated by means of special equipment. T110
.egulating act'-on of the latter is based on utlilizini;.tho
rature depend ence of the current passin through the diode. Z'Ab-
stracter's note: Complete translation.-~
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AUTHOR:
TITLE:
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Husa, V&clav, Kr"'izv, Josef and Ladnar, Josef
A silicon diode
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Avtomatik~t i radioelektronika,
no. 4.,.1962, abstract 4-4-46v (Czechool. pat., c1.
21gi- 11/02, no. 97461, 15-11.60)
TEXT: The author proposes a construction of diodes, in which the
whisker contact, making the hermetic sealing of the diode diffi-
cult, is dispensed with. In the usual systems the whisker is in-
side the space to be scaled off. In the giver, constructions (see
Pig.) the hermetic ceramic cartridge 3 contains only the silicon
re~ctifying element 2. The bottom of the cartridge is formed by a
copper plate 1 which acts as the lower contact to the rectifier
and the upper section consists of a metal cylinder 5, the bottom
of which is used as the second contact; external lead 4 is inser-
ted in ~he upper cylinder. ~_Abstracterls note: Complete transla-
tion.-7
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E073/E535
AUTHORS: Husal Va'clav, E~15ineer Doctor, Cihelka. Joroslav,
Ingineer and Kriz, Josef
TITLE: Influence of jh76_jCm-bient Atmosphere on the Surface
Conductivity of Silicon IN
PERIODICAL: Blektro techni cky obzor, 1960, Vol.49,No.11,PP-596-600
TEXT. The paper presents a description of the measuring
methods applied in the investigation of the influence of the
external atmosphere upon the surface conductivity of silicon
of the types p and n. The influence of moist nitrogen and
dry oxygen was experimentally investigated. A sketch of the
test-rig is shown In Fig.l. During the tests the temperature
was maintained at 20*C. At first,nitrogen with increasing
moisture content was fed in until the nitrogen had a 100%
relative humidity. This was followed by feeding in dry
oxygen so that the relative humidity dropped slowly to 30%
Following that, the cycle was repeated. It was found that the
duration of the cycle did not affect the results. The inverse
current increases with increasing relative humidity above 50%.
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Influence of the Ambient Atmosphere on the Surface Conductivity
of Silicon
At the instant of feeding in oxygen there was a steep increase
in the inverse current. With increasing humidity the
conductivity has a minimum at about 50% humidity, whilst the
presence of oxygen brings about an increase in the surface
conductivity. In the case of n-type junctions, the surface
conductivity increases monotonously with humidity without
there being a minimum and with increasing oxygen content the
surface conductivity decreases. A physical interpretation of
the phenomena is given. Humidity represented by the OH group
acts to the outside as a dipole with a positive charge so that
It attracts surface electrons and intensifies type n
conductivity. On the other hand, in the case of type p it
repulses the free holes and,as a result of that, the surface
concentration of the holes decreases. The oxygen has an
electro-negative effect: it repulses free electrc.ns on type n
junctions, i.e. it weakens type n junctions,and it attracts
holes in the case of type p junctions, i.e. it intensifies
the type p junctions. On the basis of the obtained results
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