SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VANDAUS, M. - VANDORFFY, J.

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~ VANDAIIS, -M. - -
Vandaus, Me; Shon, A* Use of the BH-450 electrode for repairing parts. p. 79.
MECHANISACE ZEKEDELSTVI. Praha, Vol* 5, we 4j Feb* 19559
SO: Monthly List of the B ABt European Accession, (EEAL)) We Vol. 4;
no* 10, Oct. 1955. Uncle

VANDEKAR, M.
Toxicity of dieldrin. I. Eva2uation and studies on acute toxicit7.
At-rh. hig. rada 13 no.1:3-12 162.
1. Institut. za medicinska istra2ivanja i medicinu rada, Z4greb.
(DIELDRIN)
6

YANDEKARS M-1 REINER$ Elsa
Warburglis apparatus, krh. hig. rada 13 no.2%327-156..162,
1. Institut za medicinaka istrazivenjA i medicinu rada, Zagreb.
(WOMETRY)

ri~COSLAVIA
11. VANDEKAR and T. FAJDETIC, fAffiliation sama as above-I
"Cannulation of Rat Jugular Vein and Toxicologic Studies."
Zaareb, Arhiv za Iligijenu Rada i Toksiko J.H, Vol 13, No 4, 1962; pp
319-323.
Abstract [English sumarf modified]: Detailed description of the method,
~-;icf 1;~ authoisfor several years now for slow i.v. infusions, or to
obtain repeated small specimens of venous blood for studies related to
organic phosphate and oxime - blood cholinesterase levels. Two drawings,
1 photograph; 3 Western and 3 Yugoslav references.
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YUGOSLAVIA
VANDF.&AR, M. nd KOMANOV, 1; Institute for Medical Research and Occupational
Medicine (Institut za medicinska istra21vanja i medicinu rada,) Zagreb.
"Percutaneous Toxicity of Organic Phosphates. Part 1. Parathion Toxicity
with Regard to Skin Surface Preparation and Mode of Application of Poison."
Zagreb, Arhiv za Higijenu rada i Toksikologiju, Vol 14, No 1, 1963; pp 7-12.
Abstract [English summary modifiedl: Study in rats painted with parathion
solution (on 2 to 2.5 square cm. of shaved skin of back) showed that neither
mutual nor self-grooming affected toxicity (i.e. no oral component); if the
area was covered after application with either polyethylene film or
plasticized adhesive bandage, absorption was decreased by ratio of 2 resp.
3.5. Five tables; 2 Yugoslav and 13 Western references.
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YUGOSLIVIA
Y&"EKAR,-V., KOMANOV, 1. and KOBREHEL, Dj.; Institute for Medical Research
and Occupational Medicine (Institut za medicinska istrazivanja i medTcinu
rada,) Zagreb.
"Percutaneous Toxicity of Organic Phosphates. Part 2. Effect of Extent of
Contaminated Area and Concentration of Poison on Speed of Penetration through
the Skin Of Paraoxone. 11
Zagreb, Arhiv za Higijenu Rada i Toksikolo&iju, Vol 14, No 1, 1963; pp 13-18.
AbstractL(English summary modified]: Study in rats: appearance of symptoms
was slightly earlier and cholinesterase fall sharper when 20 mg./ml. of
paraoxone was applied to a 4 X 4 cm. area of shaved skin than when 80 mgg./ml.
was applied to 2 X 2 cm. Both area and concentration must be considered in
such studies-and this explains controversial data about percutaneous toxicity
of such substances. Table, drawing, 2 graphs; 2 Yugoslav and 6 Western ref's.

YUCOSIAVIA
-VAN1DEKA9-,-H--and SVETLICIC, B.; Institute of Medical Research and Occupational
Medicine (InStitUt 2a medicinska istrazivanja i medicinu rada,) Zagreb.
"Protection of Agricultural Workers from Pesticide Poisoning."
Zagreb, Arhiv za lli~ijenu Rada_i__Toksikolo&ijus Vol 14, No 1, 1963; pp 33-58.
Abstract [English summary modified]: Detailed discussinn of pesticide dangers;
tables show rodenticides, insecticides, herbicides and fungicides with their
danger to man as arranged in 4 categories of severity; protective means as
recommended in 8 types of work involving contact with pesticides; medical
eligibility and contraindications for various tasks. Suggested regulations
are also specified. Nine Yugoslav and 17 Western references.
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YUGOSLAVIA
VANP_1~.K"t_kT,j._:D,r; SIRMICIC, B., Dr: Institute for Nedical Research,
Yu_g6slav Aca~aemy of Sciences and Arts, and "A. Stampar" School of.
Public Health, Zagreb (Inatitut za medininsica istraziyanja i meal-
cinu rada i Skola narodnog zdravlja "A. Stampar," Zagreb), Zagreb.
"Observations on the Toxicity of Three Anticholinesterac~e Insec-
ticides in a Village-Scalo Trial and Comparison of Mkiethods Used for
Determining Cholinenterane Activity"
Zagreb, Arhiv za higiJenu rada i toksikologiju, Vol 17, No 2, 19669
PP 135-150
Abstract: During 1964 toxicalogical experiments viere performed in
Ndl_g~erTon two organophosphorus and one carbwtiate insecticide '
Clinically no toxic effects were observed amd only slight pla;ma
cholinesterase depression was found in spraymen and in villagers
exposed to one of the tested insecticides-. Comnarison of four
methods for cholinesterase determination was carried out. Their
reliability in field conditions is discussed and each method is
critically evaluated. 1 Yugoslav and 16 Western references. faanu-
script received 20 Dee 1965.
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SETMIA./Organic Chemistry. Synthetic Organic Chemisti-j. E-2
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-l(himiya; No 6, 1957) 19129.
, D. BOJANOVIC J VVMEL, V.
Author 182"e?arnooMiCch., Boyanovich., ViUdzhel.
Inst lwv"V"Vwo"~
Title On the Rea~!tion Ability of Diamides. VIII. Condensation
of Para-substituted Diamides with Compounds, Containing
an Active Methylene Group.
Orig Pab: Glasnik khem. drushtva, 1955, 20, No 8. 53.1-522
Abstract: In the course of the previous works (see report VII,
Miinim. 1957, 19243) studies were made of the conden-
sation of diamides 4'-RC6ff4CH(NHC0CH (I) with sub-
with ethyl es-
stances containing an active CH2-6 Q p.
ters of nitroacetic) (II), acetoacetic (III), cyanoacetic
(IV) acids; and CH2(COOC2H5)2 M- I (R=NOp or (CH3)2"1)
does not react with II and III. At the reaction of I
(R=Cl) with 11 and III only one amide Group is detached
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SERBIA/Organic Chemistry. Synthetic Organic Chemistry. E-2
Abe Jour: Ref Zhur4himiya, uo 6) 1957, 19129
and the corresponding ethyl esters 4 -acetamino-,r--h -
chlorophenyl- ),-nitropropionic (VI) and (3-acetamino-rz!-
i,%-chlorophenyl-,,--acetylpropionic acid (VIII) are formed.
Condensation of I 0=11102) with II, III and V yields a
crystalline substance as the main product) melting at
1300; inasmuch as this substance is easily split into
the starting 1 (R=N02) and , - nitrobenzaldehyde (VIII)
it is assumed that it presents a molecular compound I
(1~--1102) and VIII (2:1). Condensation of I (R-(C�)0,)
Cl) 1102) with IV leads to the corresponding ethyl esters
of,N -substituted arylacrylic acids t% -Rc6H4CH=C(R')COOC2H5
(IX)p where (R'= C11) R-(CHA) Cl, 110p) with the yield
lowered in the order R=11(c Cl) H02. In the case of
I (R-(CH3)211, C', "102) and 4 ?he corresponding IX (R1Fv
COOC2H5) R=(CH ) 1) Cl 110 ) also are formed vith yields
i
owered in the grer of'R-Cf, (CI13)2110 1'102, In case of
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S M-airx/Organic Chemistry. Synthetic organic Chemistry. E-2
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-10iimiya, no 6, 1957.- 19129
I (R_(CH3)21T, Cl)) the influence of a para-substitute on
the reaction of the condensation is explained by the in-
crease of the permanent polarisation of the bond C+11 be-
cause of the electrometric effect of (CH -41 and Cl.
The lower yields of IX in case of using I (R=1402) are
explained by the lovering of the permanent polarisation
of the bond C-N. 0.04 mole h -ClC,H4CHO) 0.16 mole of
acetamide and 20 cc (CH CO)~D are Mted 4 hours at - 1000,
cooled with ice, and I Is precipitated (R= Cl), yield
47-W,,, m.p. 274-2751 (decomp. from alcohol). I and IV-V
are taken for condensation in proportion 0.04:0.04 moles.
IX were obtained (indicated are correspondingly R1, R)
amount (CH3CO)20 in cc, time of heating in hours, re-
action temperature in C, yield in percent, melting p.
in 00: CH, (CH )ii 4o.8., 1000, 82, 8. 124. 5 (from
alcohol), CNO CIP i~j 3 120-1251 54.10 92 (from alcohol;
"s 1402 ~0141 145-150, 23-2) 167-168 (from alcohol);
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SERBIA/Organic Chemistry. Synthetic Organic Chemistry. E-2
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Rhimiyal i1o 6, 1957o 19129
C00C2H 5(CHj)21'!-, 4o, 4.. 14o-145,, 32.3., 110.5 (from alcohol);
COO005' c , 60 5 130-140, 37.2, 209-913 (from alcohol);
2n 110 -14o, 9.4. 94 (from alcohol);
C00C H 135
C1,1,H) 4)2i45-150, 38, 3050$- COOC H5, H, 8o, 4 14o-145,
2; b.p. 285-3000. 0.04 mole I (R-Ci)o 0.04 mole II and
4o cc (CH3CO)20 are boiled for 16 hours) poured over water,
extracted with ether, the ether is distilled off, and VI
is precipitated, yield 15-95, m-P. 1300 (from ale.) Ana-
logically from I (P--Cl) and 111 (5 hours 130-1400) VII
is obtained, yield 384, m.p. 106' (from alcohol).
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sERBrYA/organic chemistry. Synthetic Organic Chemistry. E-2
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Kbimiya: 14o 6, 19571 19128
STEFAROVIC D. VANDEL V MWAJNOVIC, J.
Author Stefanovi;A, MiLhaiylovich, Vandzbei, boyanovich.
Inst
Title By Products Formed at the Synthesis of Diamides by the
Condensation of Aldehydes and Amido Acids in Acetic
Anhydride.
Orig Pub: Glasnik Mem. drushtva, 1955, 20 Ito 7, 439-452
Abstract: At the condensation of 9-anthracenealdehyde M, C H5CHO
(11), rk-- -thiopbenealdehyde or 3-pyrenealdehyde (II vith
benzamide (III) in (CHICO)20 (IV) under conditions des-
cribed previously (1000) 1.5-5 hours) (M10iim., 1956,
68259), besides 9-anthracenylidene-, yield 11.6-37.9,,.,;
benzylidene-, yield 58.9ce; -thiophenylidene-, yield
65.5~; and corresponding 3-pirenylidene 11,11-bis-benza-
mide) yield 60.4V, are obtained acetylbenzamide (V), yield
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SMIYA/Organic Chemistry. Synthetic Organic Chemistry. E-2
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Rhimiya, Ito 6, 1957, 19128
5-9-1953'; in case Of II also C6H CH(VI),yield 10-14-514,;
and in case of I - product of t9e reaction between I and
IV with a m.p. 1950. Analogica3ly at the condensation
of II with acetamide (VII) besides of benzylidene-N,
11-bia-acetamide$ yield 66.4cp' diacetimide (VIII), yield
5-953 is obtained. V and VIII are formed as a result of
side roactions are are not intermediate products. This
was determined by the fact that V does nu~ react with II
(1:2) in IV at 1000. The formation of V and VIII occurs
as a result of the reaction between III or VII and IV)
which is confirmed by the preparation of V and VIII with
a yield of 6-74fp' by heating III and VI at 1000. Yield
V and VIII is increased with the increase of the amount
of IV) the heating time and temperature. Yield VI is
indepedent from the amount of IVO hardly depends upon
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SEMIYA/Organic Chemistry. Synthetic Organic Chemistry, E-2
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-1(himiya, 1,!o 6, 1957, 19128
the duration of the reactionp and is highly increased with
the increase of the temperature. The formation of IV
o6curs as a result of the reaction of III and IV.
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SMMIA/Organic Chemistry. Synthetic Organic Chemistry. z-2
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khirni a) 1,10 6 9 0
.t ~! 57j, 1913
D v.4,yA;eL 'Y 'aTq 1.1 o v I e_.,
Author Stefanovid BeywHwiQk.
Inst
Title On the Reactive Abil y of Diamidea. IX. Reactions of
Pa3,asubstituted Aldehydes with Compounds Containing an
Active Methylene Group in the Presence of Acetamide.
Orig Pub: Glasnik laiem. Drushta, 1955, 9, I-To 20, 545-552
MoBtract: Since at the condensation of para-subst. diamides with
compounds) containing an active methylene group$ in con-
trest to unsub stituted diamideej the elimination of both
amide radicals occurs, the behavior of para-subst. alde-
hydes in conditions of the same condensation is investi-
gated. At these conditions the condensation of -dime-
thylaminobenzaldehyde M with CH2(CI'I)COOC2H5(,,) and
CH2(COOC2H5)2 (III) in the presence of acetamide (IV) and
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SEFMIA/Organic Chemistry. Synthetic Organic Chemistry. E-2
Abs Jour. Ref Zlmr-laiimiya) iio 6p 1957, 19130-
(CH CO)20 (V), or in the presence of pyperidine (VI)
prl~cee correspondingly -(CH;y'lC6H4CH=C(Cll)COOC H
(VII) and -(CH3)P-ITC6H4-CH-C(C ,n eneatioi [),, i.e! ~he
same products, as in the case of coa)2 (VII:i of -(CH3)
C6H4CH(I,IHCOCH3)2 (IX) with II and III. I differs from
X, because if condensates also with CH2(1102)COOC2H5 M,
as a result of which both isomeres of -(CH3)L-,I'IC6H4CH=
C(HO2) COOC2H5 (XI) are obtained, one of which upon re-
crysta"ization is transformed into the stable form. rj'.Ihe
condensation of I with acetoacetic cater (XII) in the
presence of VI yields the diethyl ester ofkt,o-'-diacetyl-
0 -(-~\ -dinethylaminophenyl)-gliataric acid (XIII); how-
ever in the presence of IV and V the condensation did not
occur, because by heating for 2 hours only IX was obtained,
and by heating for 4 hours. resin. )x -Hitrobenzaldehyde
(XIV) in the presence of IV and V does not condensate with
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Sr-MIA/Organic Chemistry. Synthetic Organic Chemistry. E-2
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Xhimiya, wo 6, 1957, 19130
111) X) and XII, most probably as a result of the stabil-
ity of the easily obtained in the canditions of conden-
sation -)% -nitrobenzilidene-Iff, H-diacetamide and ite slight
solubility in VI; hovever, with II it yields -N02C6H4CH=
=C(C1-J)COOC21f5()'.V)- In the presence of VI the condensation
of XIV with III and XII takes place. I and 11 (0.04 mole
each) and dissolved In 20 cc alcohol and at 00 is added
duzing 30 min. 6 drops of VI, heated 2-3 hours at - 1000;
the yield is VII-90.3" (in the presence of IV and V,
yield 66-75,), m-P- 12Q0 (from ale.). In an analogical
in-inner, from I and III is obtatned VIII, yield 66.60, m.
p. 110.50 (from a1c.)j from I and XII (in a solution
C113019is obtainod Mr, yiold 27.410') M-P- 156,50 (from
CH-011j; from XIV and III -- '7t -N02C6H4C11=C(COOC2115)2,
Yield 75-90, m.p. 940 (from ale.)j'froM XIV ad"X11*;-
ethyl eater tl~-acetyl -t3- (il-nitrophenyl)-acrylic acid,
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SM-IA/Organic Chemistry. Synthetic Organic Chemistry. E-2
Abs Jour: Rot Zhur-IWmiyaj Ho 6) 1957., 19130.
yield 45.M m.p. A40 (from ale.) 0.04 mole of I,X)IV,
and 2D cc of V are heated (3-4 hours, 1000), after 14
days ( 200) poured in water, after 24 hours decanted
and XI extracted with ether, yield 66.4(,, m.p. 949 (from
M OH) !I and XIV (0.04 mole each) in 20 cc alcohol are
co;led*to 00, 0.25 cc C05011a added and left standing for
24 hours at- 200; yield is XV-93-%j, m-P. 167-1680
(from ale.)
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sTEFoovic, Dorde;- VANDEL, Vera
Reactions of bisamides. XIV. Reactions of N, NI-benzylidenebizacetaxide
with ketones and diketones. Gl hem dr 23/24 no.5/6:253-259 158159.
(EEAJ 10:4)
1. Institute of Chemistry, Beograd; Fakulty of Sciences, Institute of
Chemistryq Beograd.
(Amides) (Benzylidenobisacetamide)
(Ketones)

In2h. , red.; P=NM, A*S*, red. izd-va; ILIKINA, S.M.. tokhn.
red,
[Manual of consolidated indices of the cost of planning- and research]
Spravochnik ukrupnennykh pokazatelei stoimosti proaktrqkh I izyeka-
tel'skikh rabot. Vvoditaia v doistvie s 1 ianvaria, 1958 g. Pt.14.
Claterprises of the shipbuilding industry] Prodpriiatiia sudostro-
itellnoi promyehlennosti. Moskva, Goo. iad-vo lit-ry po stroit. i
arkhit. 1958. 67 P. (MIRL U 38)
1. Russia (19U- U.S.S.R.) Gosudarstvennyy komitet po delam
otroitelletva.
(Shipbullding)

F#AI
329* ARMIATIZATIrN OF BROWN COAL TAR OILS. VAada J.
(ma,gyar Ken. telyOirRt (Hungar. Mem. U-),, 1950# Vol.,
56, 327-336; see abstr. in Chem. Abstrop 1952, voi. h6,
1231, 1232).

VANDERE, M.j VINTERE, M.,, red.;
[National costumes) Tautu terpi. Rigap 1961. 27 p.
(MIRA 15:7)
1. Riga. E.M.Melngaila Tautas makslas nams.
(Costume, Latvian)

YABLOKOV, V.S.; GVOZDEVA, N.P.; KOCHEIOVA, V.I.; UWOVA, N.I.j
KRENIP N.L.; SHMIDT, M.I.- VANDERFLIT U.N.) PAVLOV,, S.I.,
red.; FINOGENOV, V.P., red.; RODIONOV, 1. ., tekhn. red.
(Atlas of coals of the Moscow BasinjAU".uglei Podmoskovnogo
basseina. Pod red. V.S.IAblokova. Tula, TSentr. biuro takhn.
informatsii. Vol.1, 1962. 195 P. Vol.2.[Photographe of
thin sections and samples of coals]Fotografii shlifov i obraz-
tsov uglei. 1961. 56 tables. (MIRA 16:4)
(Moscow Basin-Coal)

f- 7'
usm/Forestry Biology and Typoloa of the Forest. K.
%be Jour : Ref Zhur Biole, 110 15,, 1958, 67985
f-~xthor : Varders, K.
Tast Latvian Agricultural AcadenW.
Title Natural Reproduction of Beech in the Forests of the
Latvian SSR,
Oaig Pub Tr. Laty. so-kh. akad., 1957, No 6, 421-434.
Abstract The beech, which is a new species for Latvian conditions,
has becone fully acclimatized and reproduces naturally.
There is no underbrush in the center of beech groves sin-
ce there the density iszas hiGh as 1.0 and moroo On the
edges of groves, where there is more light, the under-
growth is very thick; thko, howover, is not alwayq the
the cancs More is good luidez-bruoh In the arear, arlJoinIng
the beech groves of Shkedakoye forest; it makcs possibIQ
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USSR/Forestry BioloTj and Typology of ',.he Forest. K.
Abe Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., 110 15, 1958, 67985
the future reconstruction of the Shzledskiy spruce forests
which have become infected with root tot. Maasurcs are rQ-
comonded for assisting beech reproduction in the spruce
forests. To increase the productivity of beech planta-
tions, it is essential to thia out the beech groves to
0.7 or 0.8. -- L.V. Nesmelov
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VANDEYSHIN, I. Kh., Dr. Media. Sai. (dies) "Operative Treatment
of Echinococcosis in Materials from Mongolian Peoples Republic,#
Moscow, 1961, 10 pp. (First Moscow Media. Inst.) 150 copies (KL
Supp. 12-61, 281).

VANDEYSMIp I. Kh.
"Surgical Treatment Under TAdal Anesthesia for Echinococcosis (According to
the Method of A. V. Vishnevskiy)." Cand Y-ed Sci, Inst of Surgery, Acad Sci USSR,
Moscow, 1953. (RMiol, Ho 4., oct 54)
Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations Defended bt USSR Higher
Eduantional lhstltutton3 (10)
Sot sum, No. 481, 5 Mw 55

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VAp,LAJf,,-j Y 9
Stefanovic, D.; Bojanic) J.; Vandjelp V. "Freparation of syrmwtrical bisamides.11 P. 579.
(Priroda. Vol. 18, no. 9, 1953. Zagreb)
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Uncl.

VANDOLOVS
WN -MA.A&
TK-j pipe meaffuring rod. Zhil.-kox. khos. 12 no.3:26-27 Mr 162.
1 . (MIRA, 15: 10)
(HeaLawing inetrumente)
(Pipe-HeaouroWnt)

VANDMDVSM, A.G. (Vandolmlkyip O.H.) (Kharokov) ,
Photoelectric device for stabilizing Positions In space.
Avtomatyka 9 no.4s68-71 164. (MIRA 17:8)

---VAKDOLQV3XIY.,_~. [Vandolovslkyi, Oj, inzh.; LADYZHFNSKIY, V. (Ladyzhenslkyi,
v.]2 inzh.; UGINCHUS,, D. [UhInchus, D.). inzh.
Conference on problems of the use of carbonate aggregates. Bud.
mat.i konstr. no*5;62-64 S-0 162. (MIRA 15:11)
(Rocket Carbonate) (Aggregates (Building materials)-Congresses)

'ACCESSION NR: AP4042956 S/0102164/000/004/006810071'
AUTHOR: Vandolovslky*y, 0. G. (Khar Ikov)
TITLE: Photoelectric stabilizer of spatial
position
SOURCE: Avtornaty*ka, no. 4, 1964, 68,41
TOPIC TAGS: automatic 0
spatial p 'sitioner, automatic leveling instrument
ic device is suggested for maintaining all:
ABSTRACT* An automatic photoelectr
accurate horizontal line by a conventional ether-filled leveling instrument. Two
photocells are placed at both ends of the level ampoule (tube) with their respective~
lamps across the ampoule. The light beam passing through the liquid is refracted
and does not fall on the cell. on the contrary, when the beam passes through the
air bubble, it energizes the photocell. As 16ng as the level ampoule is
horizontal, the: bubble is at its middle, and no photoelectric current flows in the
associated relays. If the asnpoulq is tipped, the bubble slides towardone end or
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the other, and the light beam passes through it* energizing the corresponding
relay. The device is intendid for outfits which automatically maintain a definite
Iposition in space of one of their componentso Orig, art, has: 8'figures.
ASSOCIATION: none
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VANDONSHIN, Ichin Khorloo. kaadidat meditsinskikh nauk
Therapeutic affect of a lumbar novocalne block in shock caused by
perforation of hepatic achinoooccal cysts into the abdominal cavity.
Xhirurglia 32 no-12:34-38 D 156. (MLRA 10:2)
(LIVRR DIS19ASES
schinococcosts, perf. into abodm. cavity causing shock,
ther.. lumbar procaine block)
(ICHINOCOCCOSIS
liver. perf. into abodm. cavity causing shock, ther..
lumbar procaine block)
(SHOCK, ther. atiol. and pathogen.
perf. of achinococcous cyst from liver into abodm. cavity,
ther., lumber procaine block)
(PROCAM. ther. use
shock, caused by perf. of achinococcout cyst from liver
into abdoso cavity)

HOLLO, J prof. dr. (Budapestp XI*,,Gellert ter 4); LASZ dr.
~Bludapest,11., Gellert ter 4); SZEJTLIp J., L(B~d'-'
dr. apest
XI.,Gellert ter 4); TOTH, M. (Budapest'II. Gellert ter 4~;
VANDOR, E. (Budapest, XIV., Telepes ut,-a 53~
Newer contributions to the chemistry of starch fractions.
Pt. 14. Periodica polytechn chem 7 no.4:311-316 163.
1. Lehratuhl fur Landwirtschaftlich-Chemische Technologie,
Techniache Universitat, Budapest,

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was obotrvtud ji-i '12, pap-111ova in 6j, cmew in 2 caijeas
Eq,;~,-rbments with albino nilco shcued care-Inogentio uubb~anaaa
in ~whe crude gas tar, in the pitch, and in the trx oil used as hand
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ITAINDURI, F
85. Cobalt TherM of Cancer of the Utems
of Application of Cobalt-Containing Pellets for the Theralrj
of Cancer of the Corpus Uteri.," by F. Ya" Mag. norv.
lapJa (Hungary), 1959, li 1-3 (from WcrfCsins1;iy Ref erativn~-j
Zhurnal, Razdel III, No 10, Oct 59, PP 38-39)
"The author proposes the use of a new type of cobalt-containing pellets
for the therapy of cancer of the corpus uteri. The pellets are prepared
from Danamid, a plastic material produced in Hungary. Radioactive cobalt
having an intensity of 3.4 nC is placed in the cavities of the pellets which
are 3-5 by 3 millimeters in size. The openings of the pellets are hermeti-
cally sealed with plastic stoppers. The pellets are joined at the sides by
threads. A roentgenological exemination to deteimire the size and form of
the uterine-cavity is made before therapy is begun, and on the basis of the
examination the proper number of pellets for the uniform and complete ir-
radiation of the uterine cavity is selected. A bibliography contains 11
references."

VANI)O~, ) F~
VAMOR P.* UID J.0 .9mmu P.
Hydrooldnon hatasa ex stolthato agwrak novskedeaere, 41flact
of k*vquinm on tho grwth of troodaelblo mica car&#
rdsorIntea orroatuds 30 195X Pe 191-4,
L Lbotors. 2. First ImUtuto of Pathologioul AnatoaW and
PatholcogUal Rosearch, Budapest Medical Univeraltir.
CrXL 200 100 Oot. 51

__ BATO, J,;VARWR,- 7,;RED(a. P.
Pathogenesis of maligpant melanoma. Orv. hetil. 92 no.17:523-52B 29
Apr 1~51. (GLKL 24:5)
1. Doctors. 2. lirst Institute of the Patholog3r and lxperimental Re-
search of Cancer, Budapest Medical University.

VANDORs F*; JOOS' X.; JUKASZ' is
"WONOWNW99pp"
Vascular injuries in irradiated tissues Magy. radiol.
3 no.2:88-94 195le (CIAL 20:11)
1. Doctors, except Juhasz. 2. First Pathological Anatom7
and Experimental Research Institute (Director -- Prof. Dr.
Jozsef Balo), Lorand Botvos Medical University; Radium
Department (Head - Prof. Dre Pal Kisfaludy), Bano Gal
Metropolitan Hospital, Budapest.
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VANDOR, F. SELDIES, Z.
Radium therapy of carcinoma in the pro-epiglottic vallecula.
Nagy. radiol.4 no. 1:32-38 Yab 1952. (CUM 22:4)
1. Doctors. 2. Oncological Department (Head -- Prof. Dr. Pal
Kisfaludy) of Metropolitan Ussoki-utcai Hospital (Director --
Head Physician Dr. Istvan Halasz) and Nose, Throat, and lar
Clinic (Director -- Prof. Dr. Gyula Varga) of Budapest Medical
University*

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Mccerpta Redica See 16 CamerVole 2/6 June 54
2685. VANDOR F. Rivarosi Uzsoki utcai k6rhk onkol. lntdz., Budapest. A suga M~e=-
sisok RdfffffRFeF6Tewftgyar Radiol. 1953,5/2 (74-87) Tables 3 Mrs. 13
Actite radionecrosts is generally caused I)v excessive dosage but in areas with reduced
biocd-supp[N- and regerterative capacity radiolesions may omur without overdosage.
I-ate necTosis, rnav (levelop cis a rc--sidt of vascular and connective tissue changes induced
b%, the first irradiation Ph, ~i< a! trxi-rij ;;r mf(-f,tv,!i condw-e~i to its devellopment. The
condition of the curtamtve t-,-,sue and vaq~-u-ar systern i; of great irnportanct.
Cyorgyi - Budapest
0, v~~,

VANDOR, 1. *,TMMVARI, A.
TheraPY Of Cervical metastasea of tonsillar neoplasms. Magy, radiol.
5 no.4-.168-176 Nov 1953. (CIKL 25:5)
lo,.Doctore. 2. Oncology Department (Read -- Prof, Dr, Pal Kisfa-iudy)
-and Clinic for Advanced Training
of Ussoki-utcai Metropolitan Hospital
in Surgery (Director -- Prof. Dr. Imra Littannn), of Budapest Medical
University.

VANDOR, Terenc. dr.
.
The changes of lar7ugoscople picture folloving la-ryngeal Irradiation.
Nagy. sebeaset 7 no.5:391-,393 Oct 54.
(LARYBX. neoplasms
rai1iothert, mucosal changes)
(RADIOTMMAPY,'*U Tarious die.
cancer of larynx, mucosal changes)

ON
VAMM,.Yerene Or.
Podophyllin therapy of radionecrosis of the skin. Borgyogy. vener.
zonle 8 no.3:80-83 MW 54.
7
As Ussoki-uteal korhas onkologiai intesetenek (1gasgato; Dr.
--kas Xaroly kandidatus, osztalyvezeto: Dr. Kisfaludy Pal
koslemenye.
(SKIN, diseases,
radionecrosis, ther., podopbyllin)
(RADIATICHS, Injurious effects,
skin necrosis, ther.. podophvllin)
(PCOOPHUL111, therapeutic use.
rsdionecrosis of skin)

VANDOR, Ferenc, dr.
Radiotherapy of metastases of the lyapki nodes. Orv hetil 95
no.19:526-529 W7 154. ("" 3:8)
1. A Fovarosi Ussokl-utcai korhaz intexatensk (korhasigazgato:
Farkas Karoly, dr, kandidatus, oostalyveseto: Kisfaludy Pal dr,
kandidatue) koxlemeWe.
(LYMPH NODES, neoplasms
*matastatic radiother.)
(RADIOTHMUPHY, in various dis.
*cancer of lymph nodes, metastatic)

VAIqDOR, Ferene, dr.; SZURDOKI, Zoltan, dr.
I
Laryngoal cannula in ronntgenograph7. Magy. radiol. 7 no.1s
55-56 Jan 55.
1. A Budapesti. Orvostudomanyeg7etemi Rontganklinikakotlemenys
(Igazgato: Ratkoczy, Nandor dr. eg7et. tanar).
(LARTNX, radiography,
cannula.)

E;XEiiPTA MMICA Sec.24 Vol.9112 dadiology Doe 55
883. VANDOR F. and FARAG6 K. Orvostud. Egyeteini 116ntgenklin., Hudapest.
-WP-Mmi-o-n-57-is os-coarthropathia. 11 u I ni o it a r %, o s t e oa r t It r o 1) a t hy NIAG.
HADIOL, 1955, 7/2(107-112)Illus.4
IrLflammatory pulmonary changes, bronchiectases, primarv or metastatic tuitiours
of the lungs, congenital vitia and lwpatic (list it rbances nia'v Wad to skeletal clliati-
ges, i.e. to lite development of drum-Htick fingers, periosteal appositiolls Oil the
long bones of tile extremities, onion skill CaICANC.MiOllli ill-OUlld tilt' Illelikk7at'll.11h,
stripped condensed areas in lite vertebral bodies and periarticular ot-demas. Cull-
Comitant endocrine disturbances, gynacconiasty, small testicles associated with
hyperplasia of tile eoHinophil cells in tile hYpophysis suggest the affection of lite
diencepha Ion -hypophvsi 9 svsteni. Among the 3 casc8 or pulmonar -%- ostcoarthro-
pathy reported on livre, in 2 cases lite skeletal and endocrine changes prevviled
the roentgenological manifestations of tile pulnionary involvemem, i. e. the develop-
mentor the pulmonary metastasis of an epipharyngeal lymphoepithelionia, treated
efficaciously by radiotherapy 3 yr. previously, in tile first case, and tile enlarge-
ment of lymphoglands of the mediastinum and of the neck by lymphogranulumatosis
in the second. In the third case the periosteal changes occurred simultaneously
with the metastatic infiltration of the lungs of a nasopharyngeal lymphoepithelial
tumour previously made to regress by radiotherapy. In the first 2 cases the radio-
therapy of the pulmonary and mediastinal changes was followed by the regreusion
both of the neoplasm and of the skeletal and endocrine involvements. Tile relation
between the pulmonary and skeletal manifestations may be explained either by assu -
ming an incretory activity of the lungs or by the development of arteriovenous
illunts in the small blood circuit due to inflammatory or neoplastic affections. The
usumed disturbance of the oxygen metabolism either influences the organism
ectly or via the endocrine system, GyOrgyi Budapest

VANWR Forenc , '. dr.
X-ray picture cassette. Mag7. radfol. 8 no.1:59 Feb 56.
1. A Budapasti Orvostudomanyi EVetem Rontgankdinikajanak
Kozlemerqe. (Igazgato: Ratkoczy, Handor dr. ?Ayetemi tanar).
(RDMGENOGRAMS
transparent cassette. (Hun))

VANDOR, Forenc.Aimm.,
t I
Axial pictnres of"tbe bass of the skull. Xag7. radiol. 8 no.2:
107-110 May 56.
1. A Budapesti. Orvostudomanyi
(igazgato*, Ratkoczy, Kan&or,
(CRANIUM, radiography
basal. axial method
Egyatem Rontganklinikajanak
c1r. egyetemi tanar) kozlemerys.
(Hun))

VANDOR, Ferenc. _~r.
X-ray picture of radionecrosis of the mandible. Magr. radiol.
8 no.3:167-170 Aug 56.
1. A Budapesti Orvostudomanyi 3&7etem Rontganklinikajanak
kozlemenye (igasgato: Ratkovzy, Nandor, dr. egyetemi tanar).
(NECROSIS, diag.
radionecrosis of mandible, x-ray diag. (Hun))
(MANDIBLE, off. of radiatione on
radionscrasis, x-ray diag. (Hun))
(RADIATIONS. inj. eff.
radionecr;ais of mandible. x-ray diag. (Hun))

VANWR, F.; BOROS, S.
&;Z01-1r4w
Radionscrosis of mandible. Acts. mad. hung. 10 no.1-2:147-170
1956.
1. Rontgenkiinik und stomatologiacbe Klinik der mediziniscben
Univereltat, Budapest.
(MANDIBLE, dis.
radionecrosts, etiol., pathogen. & prev. (Gar))
(RADIATION, inj. off.
necrosis of mandible, atiol., pathogen. & prev. (Gar))

YANDOR, Ferenc, dr.
Role of sZal x-ray pictures In the examination of neoplasms
of the paranasal sinuses. Ful, orr gegegyogy. 10.1:35-38 Mar 57.
1. A Budapesti Orvostudomanyi %yetem Rontganklinikajanak
(igazgato: Ratkoczy, Nandor, dr. egyatemi tanar) korlemanye.
(PARANASAL MUSES, neoplasms
x-ray diag., axial pictures (Hun))

EXCERPTA MFDICA See 8 Vol 12/7 Neurology July 59
3275. X-RAY DIAGNOSIS OF THE JUGULAR FORAMEN - Ober die ROntgen-
diagnostik des Foramen jugulare - VAndor F. Rontgenklin.. Med. Univ.,
Budapest - RADIOL. CLIN. (Basel) T93T,_W#rM4 -12 1) Illus. 10
X-ray films of the jugular foramen are very valuable (or the demonstration of
posterior cranial nerve lesions.' Positive X-ray findings can be expected in tu-
mours of the glamus jugulare, middle ear, eplpltarynx and in chordoma. Negative
X-ray findings are important for the differentiation of cranial from infracranial
,"our.propagation. pav, 8)
vr,

%XCL-*RPTA MEDMA SAa 10 Val 1314 Ob,4totrici Ap* 60
860, NXW SOURCES OF COISAur HAYS IN GYNAECOLOGY - Cjtfp-jst! noiry-45g).46-
zatt koball sugArforrSRok - Vindor 1', and 11"lliky 1- Omrgtt;d,
Egyet. 11. SzAmd N61 KIin,,-ffu-daFe-HF- NIAG,ONKOL, 15-59, .1112 (56-63)
Tables 3 IlIu8. 8
For treatment of carcinoma of the corpus plastic globes of 8 min. diameter. each
containing 3 me. Co6O, were manuNctured. The plastic used was 'danamid'. a
plastic made in Hungary with a mplting-point of 210' C. Before the treatment the
size and shape of the uterine cavity murt be determined by hysterography. if
applied correctlyi the plastic globes fill the uterine cavity in regular distribution
and form a homogenous source of radiation. In a similar manner Co rods were
made for the treatment of cervical carcinoma. The required dosage values are
given in tables and graphs, on the basis of physical measurements.
JuhSsz Budapest (XVI, 10, 14)
A

r-HuyGluty
DIRO. EOZCI;Y, Laszlo, Dr. 'el-~RV-11, A ~de YUGNA, rem
1c, Drs
Isotapa Institute of the Stata Atoea'a--Eaer;jrCor=ttsa (Grezogo3 Atom-
Onergla B~--Ottuag Izotop Intezete).
"Radiation Protection Yeasurtmcnta In the Use of Taletherape"atic Cobalt
Apparatus."
BudaL-ast. Far-yar lUdIalogla, Vol XV, go 1, Jan 1963, PRC83 43J~B
Oftm-ts (Authors' Hungarian summary modified] Mutsarements were nacle
To -deteAti~e the radiation received by piVcioians. techniciam, patients
and otbar3 occupied in the vicinity of the cobrtlt machine. The meas Ing
trohniquea arc described. The ga=a r*AiAtion received by the workers vaa
faund,ta bo belm the natural, background radiation and the protootion of
th,s pAident. and envivanment was also tcund to be satisfaotory, 3 Wostorn,
2 rastern Europutn referenoes.
LIJ I

L o2o-66 &WT (s) I
_TCC Nit, AP6001838 SOURCE CODE: HU/0021/65/000/001/0008/0012
AUTHOR: Vandor. Ferenc-Nandor, F. (Doctor); Ravasz, Laszlo--Ravas, Z. (Doctor)
ORG: Motrouolitan Institute of Oncology, Uzsoki Street Hospitalt Budapest (Fovarosi
Onkoradiologiai Intezet, ITzsok-i U=caorhaz)
TITLE: Problem of tumors arising following the radiation thera of benign disorders
SOURCE: Magyar Radiologia, no. 1, 1965, B-12
TOPIC.TAGS: tumor, radiology, radiotherapy, radiation biologic effectv pathology
ABSTRACT: Nine cases of radiogenic tumors are described -which developed following
radiation treatment of benign disorders. Following frradiation with high doses,
severe degenerative changes were present in every case. The tumors developed
several decades-after the radiotherapy. The probability of the development of
radiogenic, tumors is very slight when correct techniques are used. In spite of
this,, the indications of radiotherapy in cases of benign disorders should be
limited in a realistic manner. Orig. art. has: 3 figures. JPRS_7
SUB CODE: 06 SUBH DATE: none ORIG REF: 003 OTH REF: OU
jW
Cawd 1/1

VANDOR, F. dr.; NEKETH, Gy.
Occurrence together of lip cancer and lymphoid leukemia. Icta
med. acad. sci. Hung. 21 no.,101-33 165.
1. Hauptstaodtisches Onkoradiologischea Institut (Obefarzt:
Dr. F. Vandor) , Staodtisches Krankenhaus, Badapest.117.

L 39907-66
ACC NRt AP6029387 SOURCE CODE: HU/oo2l/65/000/OC)6/0356/C!364
AUTHORL_'jajAgLA.~e ~Vandori; Fo (Doctor); . Nemethp Gyora-Hemeto D- (Doctor)
ORG: Capital City Onco-Radiological Institute, Uzsoki Street Hospital, Budapest
(Fovarosi Onkoradiologii Intezetj, Uzsoki utcai korhaz)
TITIE: Radiotherapy of t-umors 3i the tonsillar region
SOURCE: Magyar radiologia, no, 6, 1965P 356-364
TOPIC TAGS: tumor, radiotherapyp radium# cobalt
ABSTRACT*# The experience gained in the course of the treatment of 173 cases of
tumor in the tonsillar region are reported. Orthovolt irradiation alone was of
no benefit in the case of carcinoma. The cases which recovered were either given
radium implantation or telecobalt irradiation. Among the carcinoma patients with
cervical metastases, only those remained alive after the classical radiotherapy
on whom cervical dissection could be carried out.. In the case of pronouncedly
radiosensitive tumors, good results were also achieved by orthovolt irradiation
alone. A greater degree of effectiveness can be expected from telecobalt irradiation
irrespective of the histological structure &id stage of the tumor. Orig. art.
has: 6 figures and 4 tables. CJPRS: 34,1611
SUB CODE: 06, 18 / SUBM DATE: none / ORIG REF: 006 / OTH REF: 015
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A noteworthy., now liungarian dram. Munka 9 no.2:22 F 159e
1. nNopezava" wmkatarsa.

VAINDOR.. Gyorgyi -- -- ,
Hungarian proletariat: hero of my drama; Bela Illes' statement
for the readers of "Munka." Munka 9 no.3:26 Mr 159.
1. Nepozava minkata sa.

VANDOR, Cbrorgyi
A theatrical letter. Munka 9 no.1:22 Ja 1.59.
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egg L %;slad issily fur a ncwly d0imd I", s&.0 limmog bill see
1wrifule. Tlk- rWW rqualioll it, Oblj.1'.J Ly I'Llbil-Illit.
004 the (willexion Ise1wrell tile actual I"
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IIcclkii% -4 a lberujudynaillic nature. [lie new tijis.a,li
leidi to coneltWous in v!revnn-nI with fill- quinlum
theory, i,,, Itg uv.1ance. In rvNl)i,cl Its tile
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j6imcf VAmlar (Acwl. fid., Ittkinvelit). Aliftyar
FA)SftrIIG.'jfl34(lPS0).-Thrvr kinds o( tcmpd.
m4y "ist In nw. symems: Mew kifteliq limit feint) . hlrAl
stalksl thuff temp avul ortuAl temp, *I] aumins a haftr
tristion to one 4MA
'L;. The kW kinetic limit equibas of
&"to is "m onir wbe, n ohmic limit temp.) is substi-
tutod kv th* sauai temp. r. The exioence of thew 3
kinds of temps. Is allinsed by the new tquaftlm of FAsto di~
"Awd in fmm popm (C.A. 43.3214#) mul by 11w etassirof
visial tquatim of Italtusarm. The InStasluctims of now
temp. cowepto mV" wi a Ktah Ico bullollnit up a bramici
ctww" thermadymmk*s arxi a clawticul lnIrrpfrIAl6vn 4
the tbW kw of theirmadynant". The dj*cualaa of the
mitbads of aseastarkS temps. bWk-A.vo the poWbility of
attaiuW neg. Oe. umpa. which, wftr not thid. by the
pnsmt meavarial dgvkts. IdvAa Finlily
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Do.. F, 1A.16
Budapro). U49-
yar Kim. Foly&PW $6. 373-7(1960).-March qlm)tnpn. by
"i4slase In nongerminated cereals at the normally applied
temp. (W) Is never complete. wheu cimip4Ted to the dt-
compt. action of &-dlasta%e. o.Visstasc is able to de-
comp. starch. 7be decreased decompg. effect of "iallase
to itsthijer thermefAbility at the applied temp. A
at CXD A. 4.4 made with sq. wheat bran exts. pmpd.
by 1,11g. :3) K. bran with IS) X. water at mom temp. for
30 min. Ile PH of such eits. ranW above 6.0, often
above 7.0. When bran exts. were adjusted to lower PH
values, the starch deewnpri. was incomplete at W. When
the exts. were kept at door W (without adjusting the PH
~
the thastatic effect disappeared completely In 60 min. at 60 !,
i And 4.6% at 501. The crit, temp, Is M.M. When temp.
and PH were varlexi between 40 and W, and 4 aml M, reap.,
dw least lability vu observed at PH vkhere even
After 30 min. 17-0.4% of the original activity rtmained.
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r"Orinotolly in relalln" 10) lisp New"trit (I( unIlaffirsled coo

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foleficift. 11ttlit hydrocarlinnis can he rcritorrefed by 0

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druillillfiflu rii1wriniclik hydroathdais. Hy ortsinsiI locown "I lot (VIA on
jovillor ptrisornitJ sromalie, thin flowks(f. dark brovari, for was colouined,
IYIK'a Of Ph"I soot latr4ree brassu
fill lister of the distillation of which led In folorloull nillillsole notes. -.00
7 O'd Mr ails In Use pfwiwr prointch (nivinly benorne. 4soluctor. fols-rensi. r4hil
rUtOILA PfOdU(I 81 P11116
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: fit pMrney very ropi4y *1 sity pil vokir Worretv Col
4
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a twat Irrat"Wirm to( so I"Imlet; Olso mirlitilly 1116B1141VA"

l Completely. 'rho Withirst filstmilty WMA ivit"Orttit at 6.0
to &b pit volem when tvts 0 110131 treallnent of .10
t
tulnules did not citmpkirly deAroy The dia-toile Irw
lency. P-111ollsor prow"I vitirmidlivittly %r1vjll%v 111
00 he4l. Th1A explo!ns why P-ditsipme convull Otimerl
xUrch cw mitaliftes carflaWrip slorvh h0si ai%*ir.
Thr istocess of Inselhi4litin of P-di*%Imw 1, sittleh
IfflnWinfor" r1ir"111"it 61 0. 1111111 1-1 file
cultirerAllill of March fit totitur.
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Anmatittation of brovm tW-tv ads J"ud-XAnp1,rr
-VOCYC' Nim. Foly6iral 56'.V7. aix IWAII. -Kwptk. weft can-
tfuctc,t with Iwown coal-tar oils of IfunturiAn origin to prove
the -uitbility of the CatarnIc pm",s. fix prodming higher
Aromatic hydrocathon~. The tAr oil, wcm jw4vv,,wt at
in the iwrwn%- of a cutaly,t, Mpl. hirlpts. haic Cis
tartmonAte on ilu-A gel, The Cu content t the% cAtAlv,r
VA71"l MiCUt '111V CITIAT11 I%IIW% CMtlg the CaWy~'
we" eltvirically heated, :)01-mm. Lyrr, of
me"- Applied in tulx~ :001 min, in dLan. 1"hentil-free
.r"1 1--w-frer lAr oi6. it-.") in the ritpl* , belonged to 3
tVp~, the Engler di%tn- (A WILICh Ntart"I arid terlflittAtkMl At
190) AM 1111~. At 190 and :rg)*. and At :YXP And the
"MtCUO WAS 1 4. 1,3%: tire crack ra~ minotintrd to
'A'. 'M' 46.5 the C'N"Ins (4 X&~ was It, I - I. it #'-.
if 4. C111 21M. 14.5, 12 5. ethitair X:J. ti 4. rthylme ILI 4.
11-% 11 6, progiane 1. 1. 1,41. it 11, prolmne I I I-S, 10 N.
tiolAne 41.7s. W6, 1) 4. butrive And ImiAijime 3 2, 3.:*. 3 (1'7c.
;,."I the TAtiotif ~Atd. h"1rfK-ArIxm% to un"Id hydrot-Arhm.,
..4 1:12~,, rvIj The mint. -i buti-
,heirse in the botene fractiori wA-0.3-0.4%. Whenthevelor-
ItY (Al PMV'k1iU% WAk ittMa~l, the celAtke MIT1W Of 41111.4id,
Ily4rocArbrins definitely incimol. The butadiene ciratt-rit
in The produced g'L' wai AV) con,inicrably higher. During
the C