SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KRZYSZTON, D. - KRZYWICKI, E.
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RACZYNSKI, Jq_A!IZYS~ZT~N, D.
Charnoteriatic functions and the strain tensor in a compressible
send mass motion, Bul Ao Pol tech 10 no.lt(351-(421 162.
1. Department of Mechanics of Continuous Media, Institute of Fun-
damental Technical Problems, Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw.
Prenentad by J.Litwiniazyn.
Orjw-,q,~ terl - fl~,.s :)f tfia range ho? nntt2 ink tr
around. A-chjw gorn 10 no.:129~51 165.
1. 'Jubritted February 20, 1964,
BRZICKI, Andrsel; IMMON, ZofI&
Case of peripheral and cerebral Winivarter-Buorger disease
with orythroprosopalgia, lour. &c. polsim 6 no.1:45-52
Jan-Yeb 56.
1. Z Kliniki Nourologitsuej A. M. we Wroclaviu. lisrownik:
prof. dr. 1, Arend.
(XUTHROKILALGIA, atiolov ajA pathogenesis,
ondarteritio obliterans. (Pol))
(MARTMITIS OBLITMANS, complications,
erytbrouslalsia. (Pol))
GOLA, A1fredj,.M=SZTON, Zofi&
Non-enterifiOd fattY in the cerebrospinal fluid,.Polski t.Tgod,,
lek. 16 no.l8t664-667 1 W 161.
1. Z III ]Wniki Chorob Wevnetrznych A.M. we Wroclaviu; kierow 1k:
Prof. dr Edward Sseseklik i s KlIniki Chorob Hervowych A.M. we
WrOclavial kisrownik: Prof, &',Rudolf Arend,
(nTTr"'AcIW Omf) ON M ROSPINAL FLUID ohem)
HOLYST, Jerzy; KRZTSZTOIIO Zofia
- ----- -- .
Dermatomyositin simulating balbar syndrome. Pol. tyg. Isk. 17 no.13,
484-486 26 Mr 162.
1. Z Kliniki Neurologictnej AM we Wroclawtu; Kierovnik prof. dr
Rudolf Arend.
(DEWATCHIOSITIS diag)
IKRZYSZTON, Zofiap adiunkt
Problem of the atiopdthogenevis of aWotrophic lateral sclerosis.
Rospr,, wydz. nauk. mod, 8 no.ls41-64 163.
1. Z Kliniki Neurologicsnej AN we Wroolaviu Kierownik: prof.
dr mod. Rudolf Arend (Przodatavilit prof. dr mad. E. Hermans
prof. dr med. A, Pruezynaki).
(AMYVMPHIC LVIM SCLEROSIS)
n-eal Lia Aurz a 57
2511,. KIIZYS-ITON-ZEMAIsEK M. "Wphu %aminkOw prae,%. nn ?drowic zdrowle
pra,~own v.-V--=T57-N-cT% -priemystu lniari~kicgn. Inf luence of labour
conditions on the health of %orkers in the flax industry
works ZDROW.PITBL.1056, S(403-4l4)Tablcs5
Special attention is paid to occupational dermatases (acne, *spinner's hand') and
the possibilities of impmwement in this respect are pointed out.
ARENT, Rudolf; DRUCK1, Andrzejj XMIMONIOWA, Zofia
Results of the treatment O,f multiple salarosis with hoper-
W!, Pol. tyg. 1@k, 18 P%41t1527-1529 7 0 163.
Z Kliniki Hourologiosnej AM ve, 'Wroclaviul kierowniks prof.
~:r. R. Arend.
(CMPTOCOCCUS) (CANDIDA) (SADCHAROWCES)
(MULTIJU SCLEROSIS) (BIOLOGICAL PRODUCTS)
HIRSUELD, L.; KRZYS TOPORSKI, 3.
Results of the anti-allergic therapy of abortions. Med.dosw.zWob.
2 no,2:142-143 1950, (MG 2os6)
1, Summary of report given at 10th Congrees of the Polish Microbio-
logical and Npideetological Society held in Gdansk, Sept. 1949.
(Wroclaw).
KMYSZTOPORSKI, S.; OBTINSKA, M.; HIRSUNW, L.
On transmission of maternal antibodies during labor. Med.clisv.si-
krob. 2 no.2:144-145 1950. (CLKL 20t6)
1. Summary of report given at 10th Congress of the Polish Micro-
biological and Spidemiological Society hold In Mansk, Sept. 1949.
(Wroclaw.)
0arim=0 X.0 =Hcrwp X., TUROZYRR=ot
rurther immetigatlow on twating abortlow by antiotlm,
Polski tygod. lak, $190 4 Feb* 50, P. Mo-5
I* Of the Institute for Hedima Hicroblaloff and or the clude
ObstetrLoa2pGjna*WLoglo&l of the Xedloal Aaad=W in lroaUw,4
CUIL 190 5f Noir.9 1950
MTSZTOFORSKI, S.: KLAWB, H.; TURCZTNSKI, T.
Antistin in obstetrics (with exception of abortions). Polsiri tygod.
Ink# 5 no,41:1433-1435 9 Oct 50. (CLML 20t6)
1. Of the Clinic of Obstetrics and Female Diseases of the Wroclaw
Medical AcadamW (Head--Prof,S. Irslestoporski.N.D.) and of the Insti-
tute of Modical Mternbioloa of Wroclaw Medical AcadevV (Head-Prof.
L.Hirssfold,M.D.). Work done for the Research Center on the Pathol-
ogy of Pregnancy, Wroclaw.
HIRSZI=, Lo; -MiSZTOPCRBKIt- S.j KLANX, H.; TURCZYNSXI, To, OSINSXA, M.;
STOCHOWAt Xo; OMMs no
ftrther studies on the action of antiallargic drugs on
pathological manifestations in pregnancy, with special
reference to habitmal n'lsortionp. Polski, tygod. lek. 6
no.25-261786-795 25 June 51. (CIML 21:1)
1. Of the Research Cantor for the Pathology of Pregnancy
of the Obstetrio-Gynecological Clinic in Wroclaw and of
the Institute of Medical Microbiology,
,HIRSZnIJ)o S.,-KIAWA, H,;TURCZTNSKI, T.
Conservative therapy and prevention of blood groups incompatibility.
mea. doew. m1krob., Warss. 4 no. 3:339 1952. (CIXL 23:3)
1. Summary of work progress presented at llth Congress of Polish
Microbiologists held in Xrakow May 1951. 2. Wroclaw.
KRZYSZTOPMSXI, Stanislaw (Lods, Kickleviess. 12)
k. - t;~~ -e~-
Obstetria aqmot of serologic conflict. Oin. Polska 25 no.3t253-
263 july-Sept. 54.
(Eh YACTORS,
Isolusun, In prmn*)
(FIMUNar. blood In
Ph Isolumun.)
il
KRZYSZTOPORS]rI, Stanislaw. (Lodz, Kicklewicza 12. 14)
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'
Now method of hysterectomy. Gin. polska 27 no.1:29-33 1956.
1. Z II KlInIkI Chorob lCobleoych A.K. w Lodsi
Kisrownik IlInIkI: prof. dr B.Irsysstoporski.
(UTMS, surgery
hysterectomy through Douglas pouch (Pol))
IRZYSZTCPMBKI, Stanislaw; FAJXR. Jerzy; JMTXA, Regina.
Modification of total hysterectomy In cancer of the vaginal
portion of the uterus. Gin. polska 27 no.1:35-40 1956.
1. Z Il niniki Polosniotwa I Chorob Kobisoyah A.M. v Lodzi
Kierownik Kliniki: prof. dr S.Xrsysztoporski. Udi, Kickiewless.
12 m. 14.
(CMIX. UMUM, neoplasms,
surg. hysterectomy, total, modified technic (POI))
EXCDOA MEDICA SeC.16 Voj.4jI2 Cancer-M-e-c--
4491. KRZI'SZ'1'01'ORSKI S. 2. Klin. Pol. i Chor. Kob., 1,6(11. WIASIIJ mixly-
fikacja zC4 ne 'g-5--us-5-n-;C-rIvmaicy .v przypailkadi raka czvs'(-i po'ch",owej A modi-
radictil kriteratem eawrr C'mck. Pol. 19.%, 2711 (35-40)
y im temkol
This awthod comprim 3 stam: (1) extraperitoneal stage 2incision of like abdo.-
ininal wall with diswtion of thi rectus mimles; extraperitonval exposifag of the
ureter Sind ask. ulerimm and ligating of thrse latter; (9) intraperitokkc-Al mage - allienw.
ing of the peritaticuin in the vesico-uterine rold; separation ul'the bladder, cutting
of the isirmidibulo-pelvic ligamems; mobilization of the urriers. invisi4m of the
peritoneum of the cul-de-sw. and separ-mimi of the rectuin from the 1xistcrifor vaginal
wall; (3) Imrincal stage - separation ofthe vagina from the rccitim: opening of
Douglas pouch: removing of the utcrui with vaginaand paranictria.
Hawarka - Patp,%A
-....LRZTSZTOPORSKI. Steal $I"
Modified method of removing the uterus through the vagina.
Gin. polska, 28 no.b59-62 Jan-Yeb 57.
1. Z 11 Klinikl Polosnictwa I Chorob Kobiecych A.M. w Lodal
Kisrownik: prof* dr. So Isysstoporski, Lods, ul. Miklewicza.
12 m. 14.
(UTIRUSI wgo
modified method of removing uterus through vagina (Poi))
- ~' E= z!P?qR8 w 10b, Hickleviosa 12.)
Now surgical approach to the orpne of the true pelvis. Gin. polsim 29
no.2s351-156 VAr-Apr 58,
1. Z II 111niki Polosutotwa I Chorob Kobisayoh A, X, w Ladal Klerovikik:
prof, dr mod* St, Vxyustoporski,
(OINITALIA# IMMI, evrs,
now slarg. approach & t4schnic (Pol))
KRZYSZTOPWSKI, Stanislaw
Ureteral pincers. Gin.Polska 31 no-3:347-3W NY-Je 060.
L Z 11 Kliniki, Polosulotwa I Chorob loblecych A.N. v Lodsl
Kierownik: prof. dr St.Krsysttoporoki
(MVII N102USKS surg)
KRZYSZTOPORSKI, Stanislaw
Prophylaotio ehoes for pregnant women and employees working in the
standing position. Ginek. pol. 33 no.5t627-632 162.
l. Z II Klinihi Poloanictwa L Chorob K)biecych AM v Lodzi Kierovalk:
pro-P.-dr S. Krsyaztoporski.
(SHOES) (PRENATAL CARE) (OBESITY) (POSTURE)
(INDUSTRIAL MEDICINE)
KRZYSZTOPORSKI, Stanislaw
Preventive clothing for working women with special reference to
pregnancy. Ginek. Pol. 33 no.5:6)3-636 162.
l. Z II Kliniki Poloznictwa i Chorob Kobiecych AM w Lodzi.Xisrowniki
prof. dr mod. S Kr;ysztoporski.
(CLOTLNG (PRENATAL CAM) (INDUSTUAL MEDICINE)
ri
M r
(Vif-rownilr4 prr.,fe dr. m-d. '..t. V-zY,
i Ac,pomkl
741-66- E411 )J'Bll 1-H" ' . !:VJTl
A`W-12891 ZJOMC~-" C00-:': ?O/CVi6/65/010/O12/077710?41j
Vrublovoka, *ariya--Vro lowulut. IN.; Kuhivanluka, "rdliya
b ~-a n a ~ka , 1; ~.
O.IG; Dopartmnt of Nuclear Chardr
Ary, 'Warsaw Univoraity, Waruzz
T1212: Invostigation of the hydrogen roarrangomnt in the bonzoic acid using
tritium
SOURC~ : lLoonika, v. 10. no. 12, 1965, 777-781
TOPIC TAGS: radiation chordstry, tracor study, tritiun
A'133T'.=~T: The purpose of this work was to study tho PCIsibility of the hydrogen
rearran-oziont in tho benzoic acid. Radioactivo triti"A
U ~A had boon usod as a labolling
atom. Tho experiments porformd at 2000C d ing 72 and 240 hours showed that roar-
ran-gomont dops not take placo in those ox
Wrizontal corxiitions. Orig. art. has;
I I-Able. f5ased on authors, Eng. abst.7fi-EtS. 36,00J
SUB COM- 07, 18 SUB14 DAT-Et 10SOP65 SOV R:;F% 003
Card 1/1
GEISSLIZI, Karol; KRZT4ANSKA, &11-ja
Paraff In baze chemical dosm. mter. flowntwrrY 15 na.1 t97-1c,()
Ja-Mr'65.
1. Z Inotytatu Oikologll w rillwijach (Dyrektors dr. med.
J. Swte-~kl).
ACC NR, AP60231hh SOURCE CODE: M/0046/66/011/00rl/0029/004
AUTHOR: Krzywat
XAAjjAJ.Mende,;ki,, Jcrzef
ORG: (Krzywanskal Npartment of Nuclear Chemistry# University of Warsaws Warsaw
(Katedra Chomil Jattrnwej Un1weraytetu, Warazawaklego)l [Mondeckil Department of
Tumor Biology, Inotitute of Oncology, Gliwice (Zaklad Biologii Nowotwarow Inst-Itutu
Onkologii)
TITLE: Meneuromont of activity of sup 14 C in the biological material by the
liquid scintillation method
SOURCE: Nukleonika, v. 11, no. 1, 1966, 29-34
TOPIC TAGS: radioactivity measurement, scintillator, radiology
ABSTRACT: The optinal conditions for measurement of the activity of 14C in bio1ogi'-.1
samples by-the liquid scintillation method were determined. The samples were burned
to C02, which was introduced into the scintillator solution. Origa art. has:
2 figures and 1 table. [Based on authorat Eng, abet-] (NA]
SUB CODE: 18, 0`7, 06 SUBM DATE: lOSep65 / W, REFS 003 OTH PM 005
KRZYWANSKI, Zenon
< StuMes on the causes of the physiological resistance cf potato leaves
to Phytopht~ora Infestans de By. TI. Fespiratory pathway in the leaves
of two varieties of potatoes Infeictel by, or treated with toxins of
Phytopbtora InNstans. Frace nauk roln I lean 11 no. 20-29. 62
. 1. Departrent of Plant Fhyelrfr,,, ArriorltilrIal College, Foznan
Chairran: prof. dr. Jan WOvlechcw3ki.
'DA 3
Cracking o!' the atcam boiler drumhead. P. 152
HTYGETM (11,Arvisterstwo Gornictua i Energetyki. oraz Stownrzynenie Elektryknu
Polskich) Tttom, Poland. Vol. 13, no. 6. Jt;ne 1959
Fonthly List of East European Accessinns. (ED-1) W, Vol. 8. no. 9. Septeriber 1959
Uncl.
*The collective farm in Budzow has 350 quintal3 of potatoes frc-- one hectare" p. 14
"Fverybody In the Soll Improvement Action" p. 14 (21PD, Vol. 4, Ho. 5, May 1953,
Warazawa)
East European Vol. 3, No. 3 4
SO: Mont List of Accessional Library of congress, March 195Y, Incl.
POLAND / Cultivated Plants. Potatoes. Vegetables. H-3
Melons.
Aba Jourt Ref Zhur-Biol., No 6. 1958, 25032
Author LxXLU"#-Z.L-.
Inet :Not given -
Title :A Method of Accelerating the Reproduction of
Potato Selection Material by Means of Clipping
Ethylated Sprouts
Orig Pubs Roczn, nauk rolniczych, 1256, A73, No 3, 401-406
(Polish; res. Russ., Eng.)
Abstract: No abstract.
Card 1/1
V,
I f e. Inp 11 o ik 1 r r i Pso n n o
v3sl n t.li rice !,o ;'.hytop~,t.~or ~i inf co t.Ant, !',c
natA roin A 1,!cn 18 rin.11:69-8-Z 1 ;4.
.L. -lpq rtmf n t n i 1,3-n t ll ~,y o'y Co c e 7 ~,!4
"r) man.
GRABSKA,, Stanialawaj XHZMZIIMKIP J.
Survey of workm of fine arlts echoo2s at the industrlil
pattern fair. Prsagl vlokien 16 naslOiSuppl.i Biul C B Vzorn
Prm Lekkiego 3 no*V81144 0 162.
KRZYWLYZ1N3JKI Stanislaw, mgr Inz.
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Examples of solving linear programminga for mining needs by the
graphic and co=unication method, P"zgl gorn 20 no-3tl27-133 Mr 164.
GIVUM~, 'fay-Imle z., mgr insq OZYWOZINSKI, Stanislaw# ap ins.
Operational research in the nonferrous are industry& Pt. 3*
Rudy i metals 8 noo4ol,29-132 163.
KRZYMUSKI, Stanislaw, GMWACZ, Kazinierzt 1rz.
1L- ~ - -
Application of operational teats In nonferrous ores dressing.
Rudy I metals 7 no.D12-15 162.
- __-I
,XBZIWDZIN5XI,-4tauLa1&w,-xgr. ins. - GLOWACZ, Kazimierz, inz.
.9
JL
A lication of opsra~lmal research in the nonferrous ore industry.
.2. Rudy i metale, 8 no.lal-6 Ja 163.
M
F I
I ?
11"
t,yr~wt4% A "catts(k% of ChrOW4 v4mr4nts
IM. pp. I lab
T11, I" ty*P t- IIIJIg
.jjru--u4, malli
it !,',t FI-j-
liq 1, L, 40 f",-
;,t, IMI 11-It"A -111- 1., All ; , !1: '%;-,;
Researches concerning the deacidification of polymerized rIcIninep (To be contd.)
p. lb. Biuletyn Przem. (PRZEGLAD SKORZANY, L*dzp Vol 8,, no. 1?., Dec. 1953.)
901 Monthly List of East European Accessions;( UAL), LC, Vol. h, No. ~v JOT- 1955,,
Uncl.
--l- ~ -P . F
,
Regeneration of ehrome solutions, P- 193- (PRZEGLAD SKORZANY, Lodz, Vol. 8, no. 8,
Aug- 1553-)
(0
Sot Monthly List of East European Accessions, (EEAL), LC, Vol. h. No. *0 On. 195c.1,
Uncl.
-Krz w a E Sw ho Solu al
-T )v--O qtd satisfont k dcs couditions donnics
dans plusicurs points. Bull. Ac~td~ Pokm. Sci, Cl, 11L
3 (RMI, 521-522.
F/W
Considt r real solutions pf -01~1 j A wher- A(') --0
is rcal and continuous (irl the mil At r,-! -.'n (liffcunt
Points vve thw
x 0-- - I'(,.) C,.,. for at utal of 7i bounfl,-, ry ci md it ion ~- 'I'll
author announces the folleNving, It the ljoints
at,, - --, a, Ind tile order q,, of tile lliglwst derivative
evaillated at each rx,, are fixed, t1wil tht" cmistclice (if ii
,, tho abovv ;%uxiliary rowliti(,lis
miiqw,, solution satisfyinj
*
is of thL valut's C-)., ly'd of tl"(- 11;itor~d
numbc-ri J, Alsip the auflior rc-nark-; on conditv)vi
N (7 which a~mro- fla. I a
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POLAND Chemical Technology. Chemical Products and H-35
Their Application. leather. Fur. Gelatin.
Tanning Agents, Industrial Proteins.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 1, 1959, 3360.
Author KrzYw1ak&,-&.-
Inst N 5 V 'g-f v- -e-n .
Title Problem Concerning the Scalding of Pig Skins.
Orig Pub: Przogl. skorzany, 1956, 11, No 8, 189-193.
Abstract: No abstract.
Card 1/1
KRZTWICKA, A.
Researches on the liming of Polish goatskins. pe 20.
(PPZ&GLAD SKDPZAIIY. Vol. 11, no. 10, Oct. 1956, Lodz, PolAnd)
b0l Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAL) LC. Vol. 6, no. 12, Dec. 1957.
Uncl.
POL.Tir/Chemical Technology. Cievulcal Product.3 Tlic'.r
:.r,plication. Lew.-Imr. Fur, MaLiiiu. Txnnin~;
14iterlals. lndua:~-rirLl- Froteins.
:.bs 'c ur: Ref Zhur-Kiim., ITo 2, 1959, 6942.
:.u- nr Krzyw'-pka, -J-1c a-~
Vn;iufacturin,~' of G'.ow, tcat'~ier fro,-.~. 11.1L;
Or-;C Pub: 1?rzer;l. okorzany, 1957, 12, Vo 1, Y,) 2, 43-48.
s butit, of a pii~ sl.j-n in litLlc fii. :or jaiiufacturillC,
uf 1vatier, and 'L,,,e bej;,,~ r-t :or that
by its strucluire, is lot J,7.r(4c ciiauG t. T, c cler-r-al
Ussue of the butt of a pt-, shin cali bu ).co5,,.!ncd by
repectec! recArmical troament. at thc r:.3-~It nnE;1c. to the
spinal colum, as well as by a(Mitional .'atcim~.ve liminr,
aud bating. For ranufacturing of G1,;vc pi_,, leather
Cal d 1/2
POL'.1"D/C~:t-mical Technoloa. VVY411cto r H-35
"IjIl"CrLtiOll- Lcat-"L~r- Par. Gelatine.
Dtterl,nls- Tnduntrir.0- Proteins.
.',b3 jour: R(If '!Jiur-KIiLl., No 2, 1~;59, 6942.
It in rccurre.uIed to p1m.,c Vic but" in
tL
to lirc &jyz in dnu,,s in 011 witii an
arldition of ~j'a2p, 'v) bate -u'her, for 2j - 2,11 hours
at 32 - 340, '1-0 &~~rcase tile un1mired MUlls after
brltin(!, LUI(I tc, pi LI-3., ullcl-. usilig " 7cl CCX)
b-j L 110''2302t -t~,cY Z'I-mlld be tanned
SY"Itan, cxe,--ged 1.2 ;o 15'j' OC Grcas,~, a"d dried
Without strctc',.jjlG v~ abr
.yut 20ci ill
-H
2/2
175
XpI-YWI(AA, A,
The problert of tanning rigskin Orlove lent),mr. (conclusion) P. 43.
(Przeglud Skortany, Vol. 12. No. 2, Feb. 1957, KrRkow, Poland)
SO: ulonthly List of Sast %ropetm Accesulors (KMAL) Lc. Vol. 6, No. P. ALg. 1957.
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. TVITM
dOJCIAk., Xofla: KRZYWICXA. Hann&
- ........
Studies on air disinfection with chesical %sdl&. PrseCl. spidem.
8 nn.2:121-128 1954.
1. 2 Djj&ju Apidemlologil Panstwowego Zakl&du Higleny.
(A M.
dilinfoot.. chem. tschnics)
VOJCIAK, Zoflao, JMMICKA. Rauna
I - -
Disinfection of linen.with chemical agents. Przegl. epiden.,
Wares. 10 no-39265-277 1956o
1. Z Zakladu Spideviologil Panstwovego Zakladu Higisay.
(ARTISVSIS AXD ASIPSIS,
linen disinfeation vith ches. agents (Pol))
1'2~' Y~4-1 ~, i'A , I I . - 1.
Tntpreplation between the clPmJcjj3 i"2ctlirp of anU!wr-!A.Ir! agfnt-s S'.IJ their
reacti-n, espocially pq tbp -ju,-fnr-_ !,. 14. (PrAee
, Tnitytqt~jw I !.-,I) )ratrrJ-)w
D,jI,-)'4CZY-rjj Pr-.Pj".YjjIj 11(tInAgo 1 '101. 7. No. 1, 105-r, 'Warsaw.
I
Poland)
CO- Monthly 1,1-4t of Za3t Furoppan Aceesmiont, (EEA.) I-C, Vol. 6, e, wu- 1?57. Uncl.
WDJCUF, 'Yof IA., XRMICYA, HADrA 0
Chemical disinfection of IInqn. 11. Unoo of activAtod chlora-,-In,~
46"ens, Prseple snida-n.. 'dares. 11 no.2:189-193 1957.
1, Z UkWu `)PsynfaI-cjI# Desyneskoji, I Derstysacji PpAnntvn--i;Io
MQWU Hiplany.
off.
4isinfoct, of Hicrococcus aurmw & BAcillus ruht It ti
contaminated linen (?o1))
(1E. v)~',0003 IIYWBS, off. of drugo on
activated chloramins disinfect. of X. surous c,;:Arwimit"J
linen (Pol))
off. of "s on
nctivated chloresta4# disinfect. of B. subtl1ii
cont%min,ated linen (Pol))
WOJCUK, ZOf is. KRZYVICIA. Hanna
Studies on bacterial contamination of the hands in the nursing
taffs Pediatepolsks 35 no.1295-102 J& 160.
:
. Z takladm D~sW~koji, Dazynseiroji. Deratysaoji P.Z.H. Kis-
ownik Zakla&l: &.nod. A. Brodniewics.
(HANDS xIcrobIolj .
(I=M)
kMT, Jacek; ECIS721N. Zyg=t; GWIAZZECKA, Irena; Lmz
!~ICKA., Herms
Possibilities of utillsing 2.4,,5~- trichloropbenol in the synthesis
of pesticides. Prasm chom 41 no.lOt582-586 0 162.
I* Katedrs. Tacbnologii OrgwUcznoj II, Politechnflen Warszawa i
Pww%vwy Zaklad Higionyp Waresawa.
AVCT , Jacek; 1:111, Zygmunt; yl,,VY.'ICYA , Hanne,
..,
Bacteriostatic activity of o-hydroxybenzyl alcohol derivatives.
Przem chem 43 no. 2: 87-91 F 164..
1. Katedra. Technologii Organicznej II, Politechnika, Warszawa
i Panatwowy 7.aklad Ifigieny, Warszawa.
8/044/63/000
6DW013/050-
A6664126
AVMORS1 Krzywicki, A.*-Itybaraki, A.
TITLEs On a linearization of the equation or an elastic rod
rEMODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Matemattka, no. 2, 1963, 39, abstract 2B167
(Z4atobow. mat., 1962, v. 6, no. 3p 321 332; English; suir.-aftes
In Polish, Ruselan)
TEM The a4thor investigates a system of t1iree nonlinear differential
equationn representing the shape of an elastic rod rigidly clamped at one end
and subjected at the other end to a force perf*n(ficular to the axis of the un-
deformed rod. As is known, the system under Invootigation Is Integrated with
the aid of elliptic integrals. The authors give certain approximate solutions
of the equations, containing elementary itmctlons and Bessel functions., These
approxin-kite ao"lutions are obtained by applying the method of linearization, sim-
ilar to the method of harmonic linearization known from the theory of nonlinear
oscillations, An error estimate Is also obtained for the approximate solutions.
The case or small deformations of the rod la considered separately. Numrical
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On a 11marization of the equation of .... A060/AI26
examples am cited.
Author's sunmry
[Abstracter's notel Complete translation)
t-ffi IG K I-A
On an application of Weylls method to a boundary value problem of
linearized equations of hydrodynamics. Ro-cz prace matem 5:15-226 161.
CHAMISKIA (Lodz)j MYW-ICr.1,A. ZLvDFSXj,j. (wn)CIM.0
[deceased].
Witold Volibners September 9,, 1902 - Anuary 9. 1961, Col
'math 1.0 no.2053-360 161.
A hitcrul forcu exf~rctgor)
Tit p.21 ,1. r, nn Obs t, c 10 .
So. !,,1-t Ellrcr;can Acccssj.~jjs ! Lot 701. :~O. oe!)to- b., r lei 1- 1,
FIVNICK19 A.
I
The lateral force exercised by a compressive viscous liquid on an obstacle# In
French. , . 174
P,
(Studia Mathematics, Vol. 159 no. 2, 1956.)
So- Monthly List of last European Accessions (KEAL) LC, vol. 6, no. 7, July 1957.
'Uncl.
K1R7rdTCK1j A.
The frontal force exercised by a compressive viscous liquid on an obst-qcle.
In French. p. 252*
(StArlia Mathematicao Vol- 15, nu, 2. 1956.)
SOi Monthly List of "ast -uropean Accessions (FZAi) LC, Vol. 6, no. 7. July 1957. Uncl.1
1 14
- -- _z I
1,,A.: Rzewuski, J.: ZamorskiJ., and Ziqba&--
oc
A on- I problems in the caladus-9f-wariatiops. H.
'Ahn. Polon. Math. 4 (1957). 30-39,
In part I Isaine Ann. 2 (1955), 77--96; M R 17, 061 ) the
authors considered the first variation for the problent of
minimizing a functional of the form
b 6 .
4f4 L(1, 9'. q(t). 01, 4(10, 401"dOt'-
f
where q is a function of a single variable. fit this 1)alx-r an
owillation theorein 6 derived for the linear integro.-
differential equation which is the Euler-Lagrange equa-
tion for I when the integrand L is a quadratic form, under
the assumption that there is a uniquely dMermined two,
tranieter family of solutions when a and b are fixed.
lien the solutions are also the solutions of a second order'
linear differential equation, so the classical theorem of
Sturin applies. Also the second variation (of the integral,.
and sufficient conditions for a weak minimum are dis-
cussed.
fAttention should be called to a dissertation by A. R.
jacoby [Iterated integrals in the calculw of variations,
Univ. Chicago. 1946 (microfilm covies obtainable from-
-~w
UniVVrSity of Chic-igo Libraries)),' in w,'sicb sufficient
conditions for a scmi-sttong minimum for the functional
I are derived. Here, "semi-strong minimurn" mean!i merely
that a uniforin bound on the derivatives of comparison
,j functions q(t) W assumed. The sufficiency proof given by
.q/ jacoby is an indirect one.)
i. L. Al. Graves (Chicago, 111.)
ram;1al, 1'.
A prohlem of* forccs and norwnta ex-( rcisec on an ol staelf. Ly ki co:1pressi.,C
viscous fluia. In French.
P. 0 (6'FITIFA Poland, Vol. 16, No. L 1957
JO: Monthly lncex of European Accessions (ALL 4") Vo c, No. 11, ~Iovert:pr 1~57
A
Distr; 4E30
V Pbenomenclogkxl thoory of unstople pankles. I
- ~ji ;And 1. Syjjno!~,..ki, 4117-'r Llu~A-j;pjro%j&l
*U'll Ilia* WI). I'(41th Adad. St. 1-1. Sh~irar ReseurcF'Rej,
No. 1251VII, 3 gill.( I it. Lucli%ll); Num
61"fala, 13, Araki, e4 o1., CA. 51. 11%3g.-
A nvwe accutme 4fewripti,,n 4 tmoal4t 1!4fticks in Ityll
4 stable-particle mc.&Itrring jjrfq~ttk-s li livrit )" it t! I
, S-l"Mrk flonaliviv 1,431A W,
Y
POLAND/Theorctical Physics - C~uantum T~eory of Fields. B
Abs Jour Ref Mur 4, X-60, 7751
Author Krzywicki, A.
Inst Institute of Nuclear Research, Warsaw, 11"oland
Title An Approximation Method for Solvlng Scattering Problems
Orig '."ub bull. Acad. polon. Sci, m:Lth., astron. et phys. 1959, 7,
No 1, 41-45
Abstract A relativicttc!ally covariant a
pproxi:atte method is propo-
Sed, which may bt, -A-A Ir th,.; Inve.3tigation of proces-
se", with qtra,-ely. irteracl.-Ing The method con-
of CY)'_."1(11.i1g '.'he opev,.Lonq of the Diteracting fields
in nortrr.1 -roA.,.icts cf aspritattc o- - (eorresponding
to the tUir '.~-Yid'Ang t~! vith a few of the first
tarin3 of icxpEinslon heli, ict,. "'i-.e author does not
g.Lve uny spec~'.fic rxe...1pl,!:. of the applicution of the me-
Card 1/1 thod. -- M.I. Ryazanov
KRZYWICKI, A.
On the possibility of measuring the branding ratio r,?
~t very high energies. Bul lo Pol mat 8 no.73477-485M~PPV#1-+n)
160.
1. Institute for Nuclear Research, Polish Acadenq of Sciences.
Presented by L. Infeld.
(Physical measurements) (masons)
KRZYWICKI, A.
Righo-energy plon-nuclson collisions and isotopic properties of the
plon-pion interaction. Bul Ac Pol mat 8 no.'?-487-491 160.
1. Institute for Nuclear Researchp Polish Academy of Sciences. Pro-
eented by L. Infeld,
(Mesons) (Nuclear physics)
PHASE I BOOK MWITATION POL/5733
Polskie Towartystwo VAtexatyetne
Prace matemstyczne (Mathematical Transactions) Warsaw,, PaAstvove Wydavn.
Naukove) 1961, 146 P, (Series: Its: SoczUki, Baris. I.0 (no] 5)
1,150 copies printed,
Editorial Board: Chief Ed,: VladysZaw Orlicz; Deptity Chief Ed.: Xarceli
Starko Adam Dielacki, Witold Bogdanowlet,, StanislAv Go]4b,, Jerzy 06raki.,
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Krzysztof Tatarkieviez.
PMUWEi This book Is intended for mathematicians.
COVERAGEt This is a collection of 14 articles on the theory of functions,, theory
of mmbers., theory of series., functional analysis., differential equations., and
their applications to hydrodynamics and thermodynamics. No persons-lities are
mentioned. References follow each article,
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TABLE OF CONTEBTS:
Jgdryka,, T, M. On a Certain Boundary Problem for the (Heat)
Conductivity Equation
Krzywicki, A, On Using Weylle Method in the Boundary Problem
--OT-Zi-ne-jifiid'Hydrodynamico,gquations
Wojtas, M. On a Certain Property of Symwtric Determinants of
Diagonal Type 27
Taberski, R., On the Convergence of Singular Integrals at lebeegue-
Orlicz Points of Some Functions 33
Kopec., J. On Quasi-Analytic Classes of Vector Functions 4~
Stag# W, On a Certain Estimation of the Remainder of a Theorem 53
Albrycht, T. Some Remarks on Marc inkievicz-Orl1cz Space (IT) 61
Rioduszewski, J. On the Continuous Selection of Multivalued Functions
on Dendrites
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Rioduszovski,, J. On k-to-One Continuous 7unctlon on the Closed
Interval and the Straight Line 79
4k + 1 4k +3
Rotkieviczp A. On Numbers of the (4k + 1) - 10 (4k + 3) + 1 95
4k 4k + 4
Zamorskij, J. Estimating Coefficients of Punctione Belonging to
Two Classes of k-Symmetric. Schlicht, Functions 101
Ci Ouan ft [Chi K=-ful. On the Absolute Convergence of
Multiple Walsh and F,ourier Series 107
J4zefiak,, T. On a E~ypothesis of L. Je4anovicz Concerning
Pythagorean Numbers 119
Semadevi., Z. Generalization of Belly's Theorem Concerning the
Solvability of Moment Problems In tgoach Spaces 125
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Reports from Scientific Meetings of the Polish Mathematical Society
AVAILAME: Library of Congress
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XRZYWICKI A
On the final-state interaction in single-pion production processes.
Bul Ao Pol Mat 9 n0-4:305-311. 161.
1. Institute of Nuclear Recearch. Warsaw. Preaented by L. Infeld. I
4-470 0
AUTHORSj
TITLEj
33784
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D137/B102
Koba, Ziro, and Krzywickl, An4r?9"
Remarks on the "effective target mass"
PERIODICALj Acts, Physica Polonioa, v. 21, no. 2, 1962, 153 - 174
TEXT: The authors investigate the "effective target mass" as defined by
N. G, Birger and Yu. A. Smorodin (Zh. eksper. teor. fiz., J1, 1355 (1959))
as to whethw or not this experimentally measurable quantity can give
certain information on the collision mechanism and the high (some Gev) and
superhigh ("10 2 Gev) energy ranges. If an Incident particle (nucleon or
pion) is assumed to collide, not with the whole target particle (nucleon),
but only with a samll part of it (e.g., a virtual pion in the cloud) with
an effective mass M* this uantity m* can be written as
(p (1) - p0~ con OM ), where (1) indicates a quantity in the
oi I I
laboratory system, and 2:1 denotes summation not including the recoil
target nucleon. 1he invariant quantity x 2 , A2 . Z2 _ 41 2 plays an
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Remarks on the "effective target B137/B102
S
essential role in the field-theoretical treatment. il and A denote
0
respectively the enlrgy and momentum transfer between two groups of
particles. Since x is not easy to determine experimentally, the authors
a _ f _2___1 ' ,
derive the following r6lation between x and m*: x - m*/Y Y
where 10 is the Lorentz faotor connecting the so-called S system with the
laboratory system. T e S-system or minimum-momentum system is
characterized by A(O~w 0, i.e., the energy transfer between two groups of
0
particles vanishes. A method for determining x from measured values of m*
is given. 'The effective target mass Is examined first within the frame-
work of general kinematic relations which are independent or any inter-
action mechanism, then from the point of view of the one-pion exchange
theory. The ratio of the effective target mass to the whole mass of the
target particle is related to partial Inelasticity in a system moving in
the direction of incidence. A method for determining the mirror in-
elasticity from the measured recoil momentum is given. A quantum-field
theoretical investigation of the target mass on the basis of the one-pion
exchange model without and with pole approximation (where the "cross
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P/04 62/021/002/005/007
R-marks on the "effective target ... B137YBI02
sec,,ion" of the virtual pion is replaced by that of a real pion) is made
in order to compare experimental results. According to the one-pion
exchange formalism, the distribution of m* is found to be not very
significant for giving information on the nucleon structure and the
nucleon-nucleon collision mechanism. The propertioa of the generalized
effective target mass are examined, and the relationship between the
effective target mass rind the virtuality of the exchanged pion is dis-
cussed. The authors thank Professor M. Danysz, Professor M. Mitsowicz
and their collaborators for their interest. Ziro Koba thanks the Polish
Academy of Sciences, Professor 1. Infeld, and Doctor J. Dtbrowski for
their hospitality. There are 8 figures and 13 referencess 5 Soviet and
8 non-Soviet. The four most recent references to English-language publi-
cations read as followss Friedl9nder, E. M., Phys~ Rev. Letters, ~, 212
(1960)1 Lanius, K. et al., private communication (1961); Salzman, F. and
Salzman, G., Phys. Rev., 121, 1541 (1961)1 Yajima, H., Takagi, S.,and
Kobayakawa, K., Progr. Theor. Phys., 2A, 59 (1960).
ASSOCIATIONs Institute for Nuclear Research, Warsaw
SUBMITTED3 July 15, 1961
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KE"I"YWYKI , A.; RYBARSKI.0 A. (Wroclaw)
On a linearization of an equatlor. of an elastlc rod. 7astoo mat
6 no.3:321-332 162.
1. instytut 14ateratyczny, Polska Akade,-.Ia Nauk, Warszawa.
-j ff~1 '4 P
"Fl"--natilnl
J' Mq T.'j I A:1111 f the PC: c e I I c. "1 !3
!2e :1 '16,
%A r
IRS. C. KnIvichl, "Five *xampl&o of ftam* evaputAtion
bw4 so Ifijif? 4 04MOW Isr. 1,101obt. 1.).v" M-i-.. J
110,17, VIA 4, pp Ilk$ Jim; Mme 111111, W-A 5, J-P WO Irj
f1ro NIAMISIMP J4 11W, 11110, 201 1119ASOMMY IMIN-4 an- Ul"I 10
filoofair 164F own'tifal" Anil Im low 6,4-1 low
fIs.#sit nNuIlli-m that thr)"I Imint ia rem. 1W4 at low 10"'.t locilly
On-4 rrl~A sawtims 11.0 rquali'mr. I.w it.- ffrofm~ at" 'I...
rive'l, " Mir &I-1.11"lion I., V11H.,40 OYI.A ..11,".11- llhb.lfal~d
hy 1'.110"Wal Pump". W. I it-sah. P.Am"I
_1 T
Krzywicki L.
Krzywicki E., Eng. "Technical Leathers." (Skory techniczne). Przerlad
SkorzEZ, No- 5-6, lghg,, pp. 10-11., 1 fig.
The author quotes an original rethod developed and tried outby
himself, in the manufacture of chrome -vegetable tanned rubbing leather
for the texHle Industry. The properties of the finiBhed leather are
equivalent to those of leather being iv,7)orted.
SO: Polish Technical Abstracts - No. 2, 1951
Krzywicn. , Edward. Pr%evq9I skor7axq v planie szescioletnim. Wars2ava,
Panstwove Wydawn. Tachniczue, 1951 79 p. (31bliotaka planu ozescioletniego)
(The tanning industry in the Six-Yea7 Plan. Illus.)
SM. East ftropflarh. LC Vol. 2, No. 12, Dec. 1953
1"onthly List of Diropean Acccnis'orn, L, 'LA. "0 !-.0.
nel.
Poland/Chemical Technology Chemical Products and Their Application. leather.
Fur. Oelatin. Tanning Agents. Technical Proteins.,
1-29
Abst Journalt F-e-ferat Zhur Mximiya, No 19., 1956,t 63765
Author: Krzyvicki, Edward
Institutiont None
Titles Dry Chrome Tanning
Original
Periodicals Garbovanie chromowe suche. Przegl. skorzany) 1955,, 10, No 7. 154-157;
Polish
Abstracts On a semiplant scale dry chrome-tanting bas been carried out. Dis-
cussed are the technological operating conditions, compounding and
practical results of the tanning.
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KRZYWICKI, E.
Certain propertles of coumon twmine extracts. P. 177. PRZWUD SKORZANY.
Lodz. Vol. 10, no. 8, Aug. 1955
Source: East European Accessions List, (EEAL), Le, Vol. 5, No. 3, Yarch 1956
Y,~
Wnrir;;bility of' sole leati,er. p. 206.
PEZI.GUM, SFO' ZANY. (Centralne L
arzady Frz,:-,ynl,; G jrI,arsvir-vr), Gtu-.inicz(,eo
I Artyk,~Icv, Skorzinyrb) Lodzj Folawl. Vol. 10. no. 9, SotA. lor~(~.
Montldy Lirt of Fart European Accessioz-,q (EZAI) Lr,~ Vol. 9, no. 2, Feb. 191~9.
Uncla.
nz-rwlm~ 1%
. ........
Indain and Chinese goatskins an raw material forgloves.
P. 215. (Przeglad Skoran.r. Vol. 3-1. no. 9, Sept. 1956, T-*%dz, Poland)
Monthly Index of Ea--t FAiropean Access ons (TC. VPL. & & 7, no. 2,
February 1958
POLAND Chemical Technology. Chemical Products and H-35
Their Application. Leather. Fur. Gelatin.
Tanning Agonts, industrial Proteins.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiyaj No 1, 1959, 3365.
Author : Krzywioki, E..
Inst
Title : Current Methods of Tanning and Finishing Shoe
Wear Uppers.
Orig Pub: Przegl. skorzany, 1956, 11, No 12, 300-304.
Abstract: No abstract.
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A(;cnte., Industrial 13ruteinso
Abs Jour Ref 21ur - Xhimiyu, No 24, 1958, 83934
Author Krz tkgk1j--E1i-
Inst
Title Causes for a Lov Quality in Finished Leathers.
Orig Pub z Przaal. skorzany~ 1957, 12, No 1, 9-14.
Abstract No abstract.
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L-
AEZYWIGKIIII.
The problem of tannine pigskin for glove leaw-te. (To be co :ntd) p 15.
(Preeglad Skorzany, Vol. 12, No. 1, Jan. 1937, Krakow. Poland)
SO: MontLIly List of Fast A-uronean Accessions (EXAL) LG. Vol. 6. No. 8, Aup 1957. Uncl.
KRZYWIL;j~l, j~.
Leattairs made of horsehide tu Imitate kid leathcr. pe 33#
(Przeglad Skorzany, Vol. 12, Ao. 2, Feb. 1957, Krakow. Poland)
SO: Moatiily List of J~ant 15,uropeon Accessions (NAUkL) Le. Vol. 6, No 8. JLug. 195?. Uncl.
POLAND/Chenical Tachnoloey - Leather. Fur. Gelatin. Tanning H-35
Industrial Proteins,.
Abe Juur 11of Zhur - XhiLdyal Nj 24, 1958, 83928
Author Krzywicki H6
Inot
Title Tnnning Methods of Sole Leather ifbroade
Orig Pub Przegl, skorzany, 1957, 12, 110 3, 69-75.
Abstract The long lasting methods (up to one year) and accelerated
ones for tanning of solo loather wero described.
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polAlID/Chcmical TcchnolojSy Cheraical prWucts aryl Their H-35
Applicationp Part 4. - L(nthcr) Furs, Gclati;nj
Tanninc Agents, Industrial Protcina&
Abe Jour Rof Zhur - KhimiYap No 14) 1958, 49133
Author F,. Krzyvicki
Inat
Title WatMroof Leather*
Orir, Pub przcGl. ekorzany) 1957, 12, No 6, 143-146
Abstract The production of waterproof chrome tanned leather is
described. Requirements put to the raw mterial) its
preliminary preparation mid cleansing, the tanninp, me-
thods and the dressin(S methods of unfiniched goods are
presented.
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POWID / Chemical Technology, Chemical Products and Their
Application. Leather, Fur) Gelatin. Tanning Materials. H-35
Industrial Proteins.
Abe Jour Ref Zhur Khimlya, No 5, 1959, NO- 17973
Author Mrzyvicki E.
Inat Not given
Title Volure Leather and Nubu)m*
Orig Pub Przool. skorzany, 1957, 12) No 9, 220-225
Abstract In obtaining good quality voltwo leather it is recom nded
to adhere to the following 1wthod. Soaking and aahing
of 20 houre duration for each should be conducted in a
drum with periodic rotation; deashing with (HHO~S04 and
lactic acid up to 7-9 PH; 130ft8nirig in the same bath with
an addition of lactic acid; to the Pickling solution are
added 0-5% acetic acid and instead of XaCj" sometimes
anhydrous
4 Na2304- Tanning without the use of pickling
c ara 1/3
*Probably a type Of goat hide.
Application. Leather, Fur, Gelatin. Tanning hateriaL-3.
Industrial Protoin3.
Ab3 Jour Ref Zhur - Khimiya, Ito 5, 19~9, No- 17973
is widely uoed In the manufactwo of voluroo. In rhia
case the deashing is more complete but to the tannirV
liquor to added sodium acetate, or else, bofcro tam,log
the raw hides are treated with oxalic acid. Finiahinp
of velurea is characterized by purer an.1 doopor planninL.
Aftor an adequate neutralization and washing, hide ir
folded with right sidoe togotbor and after warrdng u~~ to
500 it in covered with alizarin oil und oS6 yolks follawod
by drying at low temperature and by conditioning with
cold humid air for 8 - 10 days. After being stored in
saw dust, stretched twice, and stretched on a frame,
the hide Is dried at 300, scraped and pared on a machine.
Hides which wnro folded with scruped aides togothor, aro
dyed with acid dyos until a quick L',qic7 and ovon color 13
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Application. Leather, Fur, Gelatin. Tanning mtorial.a.
Industrial Protoino.
Abe Jour Rof Zhur - Khimlys, No 5, 1959, No. 17973
obtainod. In dying hidoa black, gambir, sumac, and
syntan are added. After dying, hides are dried at 250
without dripping (in ordor to avoid f9rmtIon of creasoe).
Difference in the finishing oe/nubuker %onsiste in a more
thorough treatmont after tho application of oil. Pol-ishing
is accomplished by starting immodintoly with fine grzdos )f
o&ndpapar. -- M. Lyuksomburg
*Probably a type of goat hide.
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POLOD/Cheiiical Tachnology. Chemical rroducts H
and Their Applications. Leather. Furs.
Gelatin. Tanning Materials. Industrial
Proteins,
Abs Jour t Rof Zhur-Khimiya, No 6, 19597 21964
Author s Krzywicki, E.
Inst 3--a-
Title Basic Principles for Dyeinl--, Top Skins
Without Using a Covor Finishing.
Orig Pub iPrzegl. skorzany, 1957, 122 We 11,
261-266
Abstract A classification of dyes and the mechanism
of their coupling with lea-,,-her fabrics un-
der various conditions of dyleing is cited.
a
Corroct use of booster agents pormits ro-
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POLL--.D/Chomical Technology. Chemical Products H
and Their Applications4 Leather. Furs.
Gelatin. Tanning Matorials. Industrial
Proteins,
Abs Jour % Rof Zhur-Khimiyal No 6, 19597 21964
gulation of the dyeing process of leather
and turns out a product with properties
as determined boforehand. To obtain uniform
dyeing of the leather preliminary operat-
ions are also of greai significance: care-
ful soaking off of the wet-salt raw Fiate-
rial (up to 40 hours) with intermediate
skouring and use of wetting agents; liming
in strained lime pits at 240 in drums for
18 hours (without preserving the wool)-
grading of the hidosi deliming and soften-
ing in vats which contain aimiiontum formate
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FOLAKD/Chomical Technology. Chemical .7Tou-'uctu H
and Thoir Applications. Loathur. Furs.
Gelatin. Tanning Materials. Industrial
Proteins.
Abs Jour t Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 6, 1959$ 21964
and purgatol; refining the grain layer and
truatiiont by acid siftings, pickol formato
and c~romo tanning by juices prepared by
restoration of bichromate with molasses.
Planed leathers are bleached in a solution
of bisulfito and aluminum sulfuric acid
and neutralized to a pH of 5.4-5.7. The
dyeing intendod'for finishing '~Uth non-
pigmented glosses is conducted in 2 vats:
first with acids and directly, then with
basic dyes.. -- M. Lyuksemburg
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P01AYD Chemical Technology, Chemical Products and H
Their Application, Part 4. - Leather, Furs,
Gelatin, Tanning Agants, Industrial Proteihs.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 18, 195,3, 63232.
Author :,Z__Kx2.ywji~".
Inst :Not given.
Title :Upon Some Problems of Zconomy and organiza-
tion of Leather Production in Poland and
Other Countries.
Orig Pub: Przegl. skorzany, 1958, 13, No 3, 51 -56.
Abstract: No abstract.
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CAIEGORY t
ABB. JOUR. Mhira. A';0. 1959,, I-;o. 88854
A UTH OR Krzywicki, E.
0 3T .
TITLE Advances in Technology of Soaking and Liming
Operations in the Production of Chrome Tanned
Leather, Part I.
ORI11. PUB. so Przegi. skorzany, 1958, 13, No 1, 7-11
AMTRACT : Soaking or brine-cured stock is best started
With a 3-hour washing with rotation In one volume or water.
Total duration of soakin in a low-speed drum with three
changes of water (15-1?01, Is 24-30 hours, while with
warmer water it is shorter by 1/3; with salt-cured stock
it is of 1+8 hours, In soaking of sun-dried stock from
tropical countries use is made of emulsifying and bacteri-
cidal agents, 0.3-1 g/liter, and working by hand without
touching the weak areas. Working in drums Is intermittentf
for several minutes at a time. Soaking should be thorough
but not prolonged. Unhairing by painting has advantages
over unhairing in a bath: a denser grain side is obtained
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ABnRACT and blood-vessels are less apparent. Painting
of soaked unwrung sock retults in swelling of wihaired
product, breaking, and veiny leather. To reduce swelling
the paint composition is made with spent liming liquor
(gloving leather), or by adding to the_liming composition
glucose, moleskal 82 -or replacing 1/3 1/2 of Na2S with
calcinated soda. Large heavy hides are painted on the hair
side. For uniform liming the hides are hung on frames which
are immersed and lifted out periodically. Low-speed liming
drums should have a liquid coefficient of 4. Rotated for
2-3 minutesrr I hour, sharpening with Na2SO rotated for
3 minutes, opped for 3 hours, and subsequent stops for
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A CT ,. 4 ho*,,rs, Duration of lin.ing of large stock is
of It' hours. The thinner the stock the less ilme should
be used In limiz
-ig and the more M21J. For cattle-hides it
is recommenoed to use lime bath at 260 with high content
of 14a2S without recovery of the hair. Duration of liming
u'pto P hours; calfskins are limed for 30 hours in baths
with hiFh co:itent of Ha2S, for velours the ltining is of
more than 30 hours. Goatskins are limed by painting using
much Na2S (no lime). Sodium sulfhydrate is of widespread
use. Duration of liming I.,, reduced by addition,of surface
active ngent-f. The limed hides are placed in watler with
10.55~ lime or In soft water. M. Ly-ukaemburg.
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PrCAIUCta all'
MAIM Chomictl TO-Ohn-073-0971 m..,nino mfttorlal3o
1-k SD
Tli v i r k pp I ications. Vaoitber. ~)ir. rowlfttine.*
84r,16
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CriochleAi Leatber for Shoo Tor%~k
o.1 1~1 710 B Prypp). sRor?nny. 195S, 13, 146 7t 163-1613
A31T RACT The chilracteristic neculirrity of crinckled
leat'bar is its xoftnes!~ ond hody comnared
to the cut losither that resembles oil cloth
to thp touch. Most often for the monufocture
of crinckled lentber lari7e raw hitles tire bei
e1111,11o.yed, tbus obtttiviing a very strontr ito
tear) nnd non-elastic leather. Good results
in obtmininp crinchled leather mre feasible
when emnloyinv rAw nip hidov, since nip Ion-
tber easily losos its cbnracteristic pr~,in
*Tnnnin$t Materials. Industrial Proteins.
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A BST RA OT Pnd its n.-,nes.j.:,j,ce is tblin enhanced. In oddi-
Con d tjorl to this, nlimprnivs texi-tire imni-rfections
Of DiRs hides ))ecnme 1PAs nrominent efter
crinH irg. Nevertlielp,
.jsq in tie Ireittment of
,,Ir lo!,1-ther. tinving crinckled to,%side, a. i7ood
splection of bi(jed, (jerived from mftturp ani-
rttals vnd frosbly iickjodqJF; re(mired. The fol-
lowinp -,roeedure is norm:,Ily Pmnloyed. After
a consider&hle wFtq~jnjv And "IeChfinieftl deoilinp
tile hides are smeared witYp a hlir-remov 2 OIR
MIT,.stAnce along the flesh side, and ftre allo-
wed to remain ameRred for I6_18 bours.
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