SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT DUTCHAK, YA. I. - DUTKIOWICZ, T.

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ACC NRt SOURCE CODE: UR/03)31/66/008/012/3617,
ATMOR: Dutchak) Yas Is Stets lklvp 0, P, ; 0sypenko) V. P.
ORG: Vvov State University im. 1. Franko (LlvovBkiy, gosudarstvennyy universitet)
TITLE: Thermal emf of certain met als and alloys in the liquid state
SOURCi: Fizika tyerdogo telap v& 8p nos 12) 1966p 36~7-3620
TOPIC TAGS: thermal emfp liquid metalp Indium base allay) cryBtanization) electric'
conductivity
ABSTRACT: Tnasmuch as this subject has not been thorough%y investigated in the past,
the authors studied the thermal emf of six metals (Sn, Fb, Zn, In, Bi, Sb) as they go
to the crystallization point, and of several liquid n1loys of the In-Sn and In-Pb sys-
tems. The thermal emf was measured in a temperature range of 100* above and below
the crystallization point. The samples were molten In an oven with two heaters, to
permit exact control of the temperature differential. The thermal emf war. measured
with a photorecorder pyrometer and with mirror galvanometers, and the temperature wash
measured with thermocouples. The results were platted in such a way that It was pos-
sible to obtain continously the vales.of the emf coefficients, starting with the in-
stant when both ends of the cample were liquid, to the instant when both soli :If1:td:
Plots of the absolute thernial. emfs of the metals and alloys tested and a tabl
ing the change in the coordination numter, the electric conductivity,, and the thermal
emf of the metals on going from the liquid to the solid state is presented. It is
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Dutchak, Ya.Y.
T'I'7UP's On the Temperature Dependence of Near Order in Liquid Lead
.!FRIODICALs Ukrayinslkyy Fizychnyy Zhurnal, 1960, Vol. 5, No. 1, pp. 94 - 99
Mlts The paper presents results of a roentSmairaphic Investigation of
liquid lead at various temperature6, as well as the resulta on the "blurring" of
the crystal lattice with the determination of the temperature dependence of the
strueotural diffusion coefficient. The roentgenograms were obtained In a vacuum
cliAmber in the copper emission. 7'Mis emission was subjected to a monochromatic
traatment effected with the aid of differential fIlters. The sample intended
for the investigation was placed in a ceramic cup, in which a nickel-chromium
heating spiral was installed. A simple device helped to dislpcate the cup with
the me-it in it into vertical direction, which made it possible to keep the sur-
fa-;e of the melt in a fixed state. The temperature of the melt was measured by
in,~tan3 of a chromel-alumel thermocouple. The body of tha chamber and the oamtte
,qe.t,p, cooled by running.water. It was possible to replace the cassette contain-
ir~g The film, in conse4uence of which a series of roentgenograms could be ob-
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A151/AO29
On the Temperature Dependence of Near Order in Liquid Lead
tained on one film. The roemtgenograms were tbAn micro-photometered on a 0-2
(MF-2) visual micro-photometer. The Investigation of the liquid lead was con-
ducted at temperatures of 330, 360, 380, 405, 425 and 4500C. The Intensity of
the dispersion of X-rays by liquid lead were obtained which are characterized bv
three maxima. The shape of thege maxima changes with a temperature Increase. A
'hich are charac-
determination was also made of the radial distribution curves w
terized by maxima in the case of r - 3.44 A and r - 4.94 A. With a temperatur6
rise these maxima descend and become wider. Both the intensity and radial dis-
tribution curves were determined for liquid lead at various temperatures. 14,
has also been ascort4ned that, close to the melting temperatu~re, the coordina-
tion number of liquid lead is 11.4 and the radius of the coordination sphere
3.44 A. A rise In the temperature of liquid lead causes a decrease in the co-
ordination number. Following from the results of the "blurring" of the lattice,
it can be said that the structure of liquid lead is characterized by a cubic
tightly-packed lattice. It can be seen that the structural duffusion coefficient
Increases with a temperature increase. This increase agrees with the decrease
In the coordination number. In closing, the author expresses his gratitude to
Profeasor A.Yu. Glauberman and Docent O.M. Muzychuk for their valuable instruc-
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ti,he Temperature Dependence of Me" Order In Liquid Lead
rl,,-ns and advice, as well as to the student 1.1. Marchak for the assistance ren-
-Ered in the course of this experiment. There are 4 figures and 12 references:
-' Soviet, 5 English, 2 German and 1 unidentified.
'IR--.0,C1.AT10Nz L!vivslkyy derzhavnvy universytet im. Iv. Franka (L'vov State Uni-
versity imeni Iv. Franko)
SUBMr='. June 20, 1959
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DUTCHEINKO~_.F,~N.-,, gornyy inzh.
- -
Efficient use of the capacities of 167ASF.-PE separators at the
Krivoy Rog Southern Mining and Ore Dressing Combine. Gor. zhur.
no.601-73 Je 163. (MIRA 16:7)
1. Yuzhnyy gornoobogatitelInyy kombinat, Krivoy Rog.
(Krivoy Rog Basin-Separators (H&chines))

GRELERTER, luliuo conf.; DUTESCU B. dr.
Humanism and medicine, Med. intern. 15 no.3:257-262 Mr 10.
(PULOSOPHY, MEDICAL)

lW.UMJIk
DUTESCU2 i~., MD.
.quebarest, Viata lledicaj,~ Ho 19, 1 Oct 63, pp 1357-1359
"The Oocial and Politicza -ittitudo of Gh. ~,inrinescu.ll

DRAGOMRESCIJ, D.; IUTESCU, Gh.; MARINESCU? L.; NEAGU, D.; RADULESCU, C.
Establishing optimm conditions for the work with a Wilson
chamber. Studii cero fiz 13 no.3:479-483 162.
1. Institutul do fi3ica atomica, Bucuresti.

14 T-,E-S c- "
P
UMANTA/General oblems of Patholoey - Tumors -
Ab8 Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., No 1, 1958, 3182
Author : Dutescu, N., Timosca, Gl., Mrm, I.
inst
Title : lUxed Tumors of the Hard and Soft Palate.
Orig Pub : Stomatologia, 1956, 3, No 3, 230-238
Abstract : No abstract.
T-5
Card 1/1

MAMSCUP N.1 DUTMU.- N.
A device for measuring diffusion length of the neutrons in liquids.
Studii cerc fiz 12 no.3:661-666 161.
1. Institutul de fizica atomica, Bucuresti.
(Neutrons) (Diffusion) (Liquids)

RUMANIA / Himan and Animal Morphologyp Normal and Pathological. S
Digestive System.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol., No 8) 1958j No 35917
Author Dutescuj, N.; rusu, M.
-ff--a
Inst ot 7tir-
Title Statistical Data Concerming Odoatogenetic Cysts of the
Jaws.
Orig Pub Stomatologia, 1957, 4j, No. 3, 257-262
Abstract Not given
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EXCERPTA MEDICA Sec 9 Vol 13/6 Surgery June 59
3153, CONSIDERA-rIONS ON 'riw TREATMENT OF FISTULAE OF THE
PAROTID CoLAND - Consideratiunt asupra tratamentului fistulplor glandei
paroilde - Dutescu N., Ijusu &I.. -.1mosca Ch. and Haimovici
A. C1in.Stomaro_f_._._rn_s_t.__7ac Med., Iasi - HEV. MED. CHIR. IA�I 1958, 62/2
(305-309)
In three cases recovery was obtained by using atropine, cauterizations and X-ray
therapy, in small doses.

T CU, (;.Ct; JANMCI, M.;-DUTESCUj It; IO=GU, V. Th.
. _L
Laboratory electromagnet for intense fields. Studii, cerc fiz 14
noa-.57-72 ~63,
16 Institutul de fizica, atomdea Buoureati,

DUTIKOVI A. P.
Brigade cost accenting in the shaped steelcasting shop. Lit. proiz.,
No 5j 1952.

DUTINOV, A.P.
_,
Redbacixg looses in steel smelting. Lit.proisv. no.8:1-2 N 154.
(Steel castings) (MIaA 8:1)

D~_111~6v, NIZ.
AUTHOR; Dutikov, 11.1.1 Engineer 128-56-4-1/16
TITLE: Foundries in the Gorlkiy Economic Administrative Region
(Liteynyye Teekhi Gorlkovskogo ekonomicheskogo administrativ-
nogo rayona)
PERIODICAL: Liteynoye Proizvodstvo, 1958, No. 4, pp 1-2 (USSR)
ABISTRACTi General information is given on the present state of the
foundries in the Gorlkiy Administrative Region and activities
of the Gor'kiy Sovnarkhoz, which administers about 400 indu-
strial and construction enterprises. The Sovnarkhoz-organ-
ized inspections of the 65 foundries revealed lack of mecha-
nization, poor utilization of equipment, delayed reconstruc-
tion, a wages system giving no incentive to skilled workers
such as molders, gas and dust polluting the air in the foun-
dries and impairing health. The yearly production per square
meter of floor space is on an average 0.6-0.8 t, and per work-
er 15-25 t (17.2 t at the Plant imeni Sverdlov, 20 t at the
Plant imeni Voroblyev, 16 t at the "Dvigatell Revolyutsii").
Only 2VC of molding work is mechanized at the "Teplokhod"
and only 10% at the "Vtorchermet", etc. In numerous foun-
Gard 112 dries net production cost per ton of cast iron amounted to

Poundrieu in the Gorlkiy Economic Administrative Region 128-58-4-1/16
60 to 120 man/hra, or 1,800 to 2,500 rubles. Measures
planned by the Sovnarkhoz include improvement of working con-
ditions and offering incentives through bonuses. Special
designer groups are being employed to promote mechanization,
and modernization. It is planned to use chemically-harden-
ing mixtures for water glass for molds and cores, to use sand
blasting and sand-jet methods for ramming molds and cores, to
utilize experiences gained by leading Soviet and foreign
foundries. The planned production increase for the next 3
years ist 36~o in cast iron, 30% in malleable cast iron, 15%
in steelt 4016 in non-ferrous metal castings. Pre-heated cupola
blast will be introduced this year at many foundries.
,'NAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 212 1. Industrial engineering 2. Economic conditions-USSR

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91-58-7-6/27
AUTPORS: Dutikov S Shevelev, A.A.; Vaytsman, V.M., Engineers
_ ___L J
a V
nd nukov, A.K., Candidate of Technical Sciences
TITLE: Exchange of Exparience(Obmen opytom). The Automated Oper-
ation of Mills(Avtomatizatsiya raboty melinits).
PERIODICAL: Energetik, 1958, 1Tr 7, pp 19-20 (USSR)-
ABSTRACT: In 1957, 5 drum ball mills (4 mills ofSh-161, type and 1
biconical mill of "ShK-25" tYpe) were automated according
to the design suggested by Yuzhnoye otdeleniye ORGRES (the
"ORGRES" South Branch Office). The following equipment was
utilized; electronic controllers of "ER-III" type on 2
mills and electomechanical direct feedback columns of the
"Energodetall 11 plant on 3 mills. Their structural details
and operation are described. The first experimental ser-
vice of this automated system proved its operational stabil-
ity and wide control range, as well as easy maintenance.
The various requirements to be met for automating mills,
Card 112 such as good dust system, continuous aeration etc. are

Exchange of Experience 91-58-7-6/27
outlined. The "dust level" automation of mills must gua-
rantee a decrease in consumption of electric energy for
the preparation of pulverized coal by 3 to 4 kwh per ton
of milling. There are 2 diagrams.
1. Ball mills--Operation 2. Ball mills--Electronic controls
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MUNOTA, S.I.; DUTIXOTA, ILA. _
They reached the threshold of 196~, Tekstepromo 20 no,6:89
Je 160. (MM 1317)
(Vladimir Frovinoe-Textile industry)

SMTJM., Tibor; SHOMIC2 B,,I~Fpli) -
Electromotive forces of concentration calls in dimetb7l-
sulfoxide. Glasnik hemicara ME 32t53-57 162,
1. laboratory of Pbysical -Chtimistry# Chemical Institute,
University of Sarajevo&
26 Membre du Comite do redactioup *Glasnlk Drustva hemicara
i tahnologa SR Boons i HercegovineO (for Skerlak)e

T l6 ~himmlqt IgIc actelit - Ada"
(jutirnal of tile Ifuligariall Cheini(A socio!Y
K&Iiiiihimik Laipja -, Vol. 8, 19.53, NO- 3, PP,. 9.-4)3-'
4 01M-)
mithnv,; dabii.,hetl that- the redix po
Ile es tentw
'117vile -Ml7viie Sulfituc ion system,
of.l1le In millfortic
11114 of Alte imline-iodide Ina ivsfim are, very 'Cj!QISe to
ench alber. Statements in Hut
lit-n,,eltv sullinic. acid cali Ix- oxidiiml wit!v lodkeat
Hungarian Tleohdpal Aboti, tivelk, into I'Vilt'rov Sullfunic acid and thii reaction %6--1
Vol # 6 No. 1 fimwl m6lablu at thc mmc t~mo fur Ow i 'lptennination'
1954 tot N-nzen,-'sial(hric acid. It was c.0ablisbcd, morcover,
that the scidium ralt of benzene suffinic acid is stable.
rill air, however.,ox"dati-ml and diiprolmrtionatiun occur Ill 1
an acid. solution. It was proven that tint- only, bromine
solutions but bromic acid. potassium jiLmmipp~rWto and
potassium carbonate FAilutions can
also be 'Fnensured'
4olutnettically directly with a solution a e hun
f th
.:Wt of bennne sullinic acid in. acid inedia.

u, 7.-1 IW (,I h- 1, ii-I! a slat, J
tr. t - w.,Iwd -M 1 v i
i.... . ..I Azteltzpt-'l t!Mul ,I o :-I
4IIIi gM driLd [.%rtj;S1~.j -1-1 C tr-u~i, Cru-1 L Li?,~: I ! li,
k -k-nnip-11 11 I'W"l ~3 5 4
N,CHCO.E, (11-1) and dic wvtt kevf ~,,r
Iiig,fit .11 '_'W, Ilizu warim:1 aC1Q-5* until N v,,lalzoa .1
(f-6 hrl.), giving 615 g. crude
%'-g*. CrudelVin
Mi I-if. af,7. trcati:4 with .211.5 (4) ril. IRAUIR~,c a'-- 110
(11.9 m.1-) -~ hydr.gn~ted with 40 z. 11-1% Pc-C pr--
mductd fit bVj mi. coned. 1A. ad dhitled. wving --15 .7.
pt furthcr cott--n. gave an addid. 32 3 g. Two cryAtn:.
rpam StOAC (10 Z./UU tnt.) give rx-CaHs1CUCfl(LVHs)-
F
L vjt,-m-~114~16`(fram akj: V Mr. M.
111-12,5'i -JV ht Ilexamt with Pd-C WW ftydrC&=_atcd to
Et (W),
m. 73-4' (from alza.). VAlir (0~84 g.) and 0.16 g. N'aOAc
In 15 aA. MO treatLil 10 min. with 2.04 gg. A~,O gz~ V!
A mNt. of 27 all. Ac.0. 3-5 g. AgOAc, 73Z77 g. VMC), :ind
COO nil. .1-5,011 0-~Len. r, 1,rs. in the tLark, &-10 min .
filtercif 1!"I "rate chilled Zave 62.2 g. crude nt-
CulflICO Ft (VII), in. crysta. from

nr
~j cql. hexazi.- -n-Wetl &I gm 71 rudc
V 11 Cl 7 1 --u i t %

511. m "ll c~;;lj M
t t ~~-"7 !k~ g
mixt Tr~_t,:-4 -ftrr 1, 5. 't
eltd.
7
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Vill 1_1

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AelAr gat- IX 4

- ~ j- " : 1, 1 .
a(I(ICA fo 45AI g~ III in 40 ml. Ktr. loth-r. and the
mixt. k-cpt I dav at 0' and 2 d~tys at 21', thrii t"Ated ~lttj
W,7 g. M PQ Till. ['Ztr. CVWf, VIV !-Arb~tli-lk
m"AltylilytMiniml: b"'mide (41.3 g.) wilich pptd. M. 112-
Li I (Front C11C?,). Thr. filtrate, with tllr,~ 3fl-flif
po,tv.3l'i of 11,0, Elm 30-mi. pvmti~n~ 4 10% 11C1, arl4
tt, me 30-ml. portiongs of N KOU, dried ( MgSO,), coqiL'-,i . in
r.ifua, and the re-Hue (G5.6 g.) cryst-1. at 0' and drmill on .1
ca!d cNy pUtc pive 44.8 r. C,,I(,,COCI(-COEt (XIIZ), m.
3&-S' (frasn MOR). 'XUI hydrq,,,mated in IfOr-E-011
rave V.1111r. George L. SuthcrUf4-

MMGARY/OrgELnic Chemistry - Natural Substances and Their G-3
Synthetic Analogues.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Xhimiya, No 7, 1958, 216o1
Author : G. Fodor, 1. Sallay, F. Datka
Inst : -
Title : Quaternary Amsonium Salts Derived of (-)-Lupinine_
Orig Pub : Acta phys. et:chem. Szeged, 1956, 2, No 1 -41 77-79
Abstract : The configuration of the ox~methyl group with respect to
the N atom in (-)-lupinine (1) was studied. Epimer iodi-
des were prepared by the action of CH2,COOC05 (1I) on I'
The epimer (III)) melting point,1540, 'C,~~4D--_ -49.060
(a- 1.591), was prepared at about 200 of 1.07 g of I and
1.284 g of II in 3 mlit of absolute C6H6. The epimer
~(IV), melting point 148 to 1500, COj24D =_ -84.760 (a -
1.05), was obtained of 0-354 g of I and 0.428 g of II in
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tabeled witb l It?. /'Me pcemca of an
a whibited the ex-
dtauge PV we mte onnats and energla of activa-,
dAn were: Ed 44.7 X I(P' UQI. am., 0 cal./mak. PrI,
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Ms. G6. VDU ~~"LA-4 ta.,na"Aft'A."
12~.P.. 14=t1=,= in labeW KI auNt,
ti,hen lbtotyl lo-:
7 yll. Z!
did" :~ ~PMLMY.141 9i Ity ~ h or
th
Iodide. Coam.af org. lodide were 0.2 molell. and &-
K1, 0.105 la abs. &k. soln. The ad4a. of aulline
to the mixt. inhibited 6otope exchange; this was attributed
to reaction with the ort. radical resulting in splittIng of the,
Wine atom from-the structure. DesoFption of the org. lo-,
dides from fed P and active C was studied with a differential
Manometer and it counter. Graphs of the data showed that
there was a const. value of activation energy (or a given sur-
face at a given tegnp. On the surface of red P there were at
f least 3 adsorptlun zones of different hcatj of adsorption. At
the highest enetp -level, there wits rupture of the C. -1 boud,
theliberatedi Ine atom forming P Iodides with the adsorb.
ent. At an intcrtnediate energy-level, the C-1 ruptWe
still occurred with the Iodine atom moving to the lowesc
energy level, at which the C-1 bond remained stable and an
alkyl iodide polymer formed and inhibited sp. activity of the;
adsorbent, Desorption from active Calso started from
zones of min. adsorption heat but sp. activities fluctuated
considerably and desorption was reversible. An abs. alc.'
solu. of the Mg. Iodide% -A-as shaken with a known amt. of
active C for a few days until adsorption cq4ii. was attained,
the adwrbejit filtered off and mixed with ate. solu. of KI,
neasuring the increase of 1134 activity of the soln. The
l
e,
-xtent of isotope exchange between arg. Iodides adsorbed on
CandKiwasthesame. With red P. however. no exchange,
wasubserved. Chem. reaction took ptace during ad%orp-
tiononrod*P. Relevant kinetic data were tabulated' and
.shown graphically.,
J. ~

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Distr: 4E2c(j)
Kinetics of stXM oMation In the presence of labded
benzaldehyda. F. Dutka und D. GM (thuagar6m Acad.
Scl., Budapest)--Ai5ii~iMij ",PbUO59XIn, Hnglbb).-
The mcchantwit of styretic oxidn. by 0 at 70* mW 760 mm.
Ift was investigatecl. The mic of BzH. the uktin Inter.
rmcliate, was examd~ uslag a kinctic isotope method, bya4d.
lug C11-labded Bzl1 to the systent. The cute of formation
of Dzi-I was much larger titan that of Its further oxida.
Addn. of pytidint Inervised the unit. of RX11 pracluced.
R. S. Kam,--. V

'Qmilloadft of redloactive Lzrot%es 'a Oadyin; the mecha-
XMUAM PFOCCIM. . actlom in the
&I. UKCsrme. Lumij)-umai and ==
1305 C). Aragjwr Aem.
249-V4 1959).-Tk oxm. (if helaft In the
r--C - -- -'Y inbibiting the reactioa with
styrene-1- 16. The products were from out, at varioui
states of the reaction. Frowthelutermedlatecoinpds.. the
aldehydes were pptd. as dimedon derivs. and CO, was
obaotbed in Ba(OIIN. The comen. and sp. activity of the
Individual products wen detd. The C atom of styrene,
adjobdull the ber-tene ring, was found to detach during the
reaction and was observed to enter into the reaction products
Indicating that the inhibitor decompd. in the course of Its
function. The oxidn. of, gmseous C964abeW AcH was
studied in a similar manner and it was established that the
C140JI. pad of the AcOH formtd. further oxidized into C%.:
This finding explained the function of AcOH as catalyst W,
_Ike o~kn. of A~H.

The U36 of radioactive Isoispe-S for Studying the m-ch-
eases. 11. D ereno
anism of some oiddation proc e35-0 6 "
Dutka szB Guezi, and
kid. T~4jtanj ks Agrok6miai~Kt~t'aO fulkicte.-
Budapest. Hung.). Magyar Kim. FolyUral 65, 294-8
-The mec nnL
(1059); ef CA. 34, 6525g. N sm 4 oxidn. of
styrene (1) and of merraptoacefic acid (11) was investigated.
The kinetic Isotopic method was applied In both Cases.
Use of isolopic-laMe ed B zI I showed that during the oxidn. of
I by 0 (at 70% fit theabsence of light) the accumulation of
BZ11 is CunsidCrable but the further oxidn. of BzH Is negll-
gible. An early intermediate oildn. product probably N'
the inhibitor. The formation of 8z1f is strongly caWyzcd
and the further oxidn. Inhibited by p ridine. The Ist
actilon is the stronger one. The oxidii. III was studied at'
60% pff 8. In solas. coutg. 0.1807M 11 and 0.001M Com-
plexon IV for the elimination of heavy metal salts. The,
rate of the sulfidt (mmation lnermqes parallel to the !ncrcase
latherateolOuptake. As the processisstrougly catalyzed
by sulfide (contg. S11), the rate-dttg. step of the 0 uptake
probably is the sulfide formation. Presumably the oxidn.
proceeds to thiosutfate. The oxida. of sulfide Is of Ist

GAL, Dezso; KENDE, Imre; DUTKA, Ferenc; GUCZI, Laszlo
Application of radioactive isotopes in the examnation of the
mechanism of some oxidation reactions. Pt. 1. Magy kem
folyoir 65 no. 7:249-252 Jl 159.
1. Magyar Tudomanyos Adademia Talajtani es Agrokemiai Kutato
Intezete Izotop Laboratoriuma, Budapest.

DUTKA, Ferenq, ORIENT, Otto; GAL, Dezso
Measuring radioactive carbon (C14) by gas counter. Magy kem
folyoir 65 no. 8:328-329 Ag 159.
1. Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia Ta3atani es Agrokemial
Kutato Intezete Izotop laboratoriuma, Budapest.

GAL, Dezso; DUTKA, Ferenc; GUCZI, Laszlo; KENDE, Imre
--y"
Application of radioactive isotopes in the examination of the
mechanism of some oxidation reactions. Pt. 2. Magy kem
folyoir 65 no. 8:294-298 Ag '59-
1. Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia Talajtani es Agrokemiai Kutato
Intezete Izotop laboratoriuma, Budapest.

I.:
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DU,TKA) F.; 01=,NT, 0.; Cr;,T-. D.
14
~'easuring radioactive coal (C gas ncter; a short communimit on. 1). '32P.
;J1 -.R r-;"IIA,r PrjLYOIRPT. (Haaar iem-Ikus-ok I-g.-Vllsulete) 1-111dapest, liurli-ary
Vol. 65, no. S. 1960
Monthly List of East 'Eurorean Accession (EDAI), LC, Vol. 9, no. 2, Fe'L. 19111~
Uncl.

DUTKA, Ferenc
I - --- _ --.- - - ---
An account of my study trip to Czechoslovakia. Kem tud kozI
18 no,3:499-501 162.
1. Magyar TudomarWoo Akademia Kozponti Xemiai Kutato Intexete,
Budapest. '

DUTKA, Ferenc
An account"of my study trip -to Poland. Kem tud kozl MTA 21
no. 4:465-467 164.
1. Central Research Institute of Chemistry, Hungarian Academy
of Sciences, Budapest.

FODOR,G,,l URESCH,F.; DUTKA,P.l SZELLpT.
Lactonization and ring inversion in the pyrrolizidine series.
Coll Cz Chem 29 no.lt274-279 Ja'64
1. Stereochemical Research Iaboratorys Hunge-ian Academy of
Sciences, Budapest (for Fodor and Uresch), 2&' Central Insti-
tute of Chemistry, Hungarian Academy of Scienceff, Budapest
(for Dutka)'. 3. Department of Applied Chemistry, University,
Szeged (for Szell). -

L-1705-66 me(j) .414
CC, NR: 'AT 6009210 SOURCE d 53/0061
A 5W/65/00/061/00
AUTHOR: 'Otvos, Laszlo-Mvesh, L.; Dutka, Ferenc;_ Tudos, H a-Tyude;hKh.
ORG: Central Research Institute f or"GG-M ;-H garian Acade-My,:o iences,lef-I
Budapest
TITLE: Investigations with radioactive acetic anhydride Part 3: Examination of
the acyl group exchange reactions of carbWlic acid derivatives with acetic
anhydxide
SOURCE: Academia scientiarum hungaricae. Acta chimica, v. 43, no. !,,19650
5j-61
1- TOPIC TAGS: acetic anhydridep tracer study, carbon, alcohol, acetate, amine,
pyridine, ester, chemical reaction
BSTRACT:__ 'Acietaite
A a of se-
:condary, priusiry, and tertiary alcohols
I _ajjd'#~.ja6ty~ed amines
;were.treated with C-14-labeled acetic anhydride in the presence of
pyridine ot of aluminum chloride. The eaters of tertiary alcohols
.and also diacyl amines were shown to undergo an acyl exchange under 77
I theseconditions with the anhydride by incorporation ok radioactive
carbon. 'The Mechanism'oft~he process'was discussed* *Origo art. has'.' 4 figures 1
axid .3 tables.
SUB CODE: -002 OTH - W -01L5
D7 SUBM DATE: none

GELEJI, Frigyes; DUTKA, Gyorgy
.1 - - - 1. -. - 1-1, . -- -1 ~
Fiber formation from polypropylene. Mag7 textil 15 no.11:
506-5(Y7 163.
1. Muanyagipari Kutato Intezet.

DUTYJ~) L.
Hydrologic Laboratory of the Breslau Polytechnic. (To be ccntcl.)
p. 362 (Gaz, 'Wrlda I Technike Sanitarna. Vol. 31, no. 10, Oct. W rsznw.!~, Poland)
Aa
Monthly Inde-K of East European Accessions (EFJI) I;C-- Vol. 7. no. 2,
February 1958

~ Mr.3MVIFIMM~M lmo,

DUTKA, St.:& WOJNAR, J.:
POL-M
"Achievements and Goals of the Petroleum Industryp" Nafta, Stalinogrod, Jan 56.

DUTKA, S.
DUTKA, S. Having achieved the purpose of the 6-Year Plan we nov begin the
5-Year Plan. n. 1, Vol. 12, no. 1, Jan. 191*-6. FASTA Krakow, Poland.
..d
SOURCEt East European Accessions Idst (EEAL) Vol. 69 No. 4--April 1957

ACC NRi AP6020350 SOURCE CODE: RU/0003/65/016/Wa/0366/0371
AUTHOR: Dutkai--E.---
ORG: CHIMIGAZ*Institute, Medias (Institutul CHIMIGAZ) 13
TITLE: Electric-are 0 is if a mixture of methane and higher paraffin
hydrocarbons and the utilizat, on of the sensible heat of cracked gases
SOURCE: Revista de chimies ve 16, no* 8, 1965, 366-371
TOPIC TAGS: acetylenep methanel butane'. pyrolysis
ABSTRACT: The author reports on some tests aiming at the reduction of the electrA
power consumption involved in the preparation of acetylen * means of the electric-
are pyrolysis of methane. The tests concerned the introduction of a methane-butane
mixture into the pyrolysil reactor and the use of the heat of cracked gases for the
pyrolysis of some 'petroleum-type liquid hydrocarbons. Orig. art. hast 6 figures
and I table. [Based on author's Eng. abstract] (JPRS3
SUB CODE: 07. SUBM DATE: none OTH'REF: oil
Card 1/1 (Ti
UDC: 662
092a1

DU7=CH# IeGe (laningradp Vhsillyevskiy ostrov, 20-ya liniya, d.13,,
k7.56)
Norphological charges in the blood vessels in tbrmbo-obliterative
diseases of the lower extremities. Wstkhir. no.4:46-52 '61--
(MIRA 144)
1. Iz kliniki obohohey khirurgii 1-go Leningradskogo meditsin-
okogo inatituta, im, LP. Pavlova i khirurgicheskoy kliniki Lenin-
gradskogo ordena Trudavogo Krasnogo 2bameni nauchno-issledovatell-
skogo instituta perelivaniya krovi (nauobn, rukovod. - prof.
AeNe Filatov).
(AR=OSCLEMIS) (TBRCKWSIS)

_.~!!TE%Gj"._Q,__(;~eningradj B. 0.,14 lini7a,, d.3,3., kv.56)
Indications for restorative operations in thrombo-obliterating
arterial diseases of the lower extremities in the light of
clinical and anatcmical compariso4. Vest.khir. no.8:40-45 161.
(MMA 15:3)
1. Iz kliniki obahchey khirurgii lp-go laningradskogo moditsinskogo
inotituta ime IoPe Pavlova i khirurgicheakoy kliniki (zav. - prof.
A.K. Filatov) UningradBkogo instituta perelivaniya krovi,
(ARTEMES-DISEASES) (ECREMITIES, LOM-DISEASES)

GOLOVIN, G.V,, prof, (Uningrad); DUTKEVICC-11 I.G-, kand.meid.nauk (Leningrad)
j_
Review of H. Gelbke's book "Restorative and plastic surger7.11 Vest.
kbir. 92 no.30J.8-152 Mr 164. (MIRA .17:12)

Du,rKvjlcF,, J.L, (Leningradp V-26, 20-ya linlya, 13, kv-56); MMYETN, P-M.
AnestheBia in extensive operations for elephantlasis. Vest.
khir. 92 no.4:97-101 Ap t6l, (HIRA 18tl)
1. Iz khirureiche3koy kliniki (zav, - prof. A.N. Filatov)
Leningrad.okogo orderja Krasnogo Znameni nauchno-i5sledovatell-
okogo Inatitutu perallvanlya krovi (direktor - dot3ent A.D.
Belyal,ov).

T'IDSKIY, A.T.~ prof'.9' zaslushennyy derat*20 nauki; VEKSLER, G.Ya., dotsent
(Sverdlovsk)l NAPALKOV, P.N., prof., zasl~zhennyy deyatell naukl (Lenin-
grad); SATIN, Petko D. (Sofiya, Bolgariya); GOLOVIN,, G.V., prof.;
~UTKKVICH,,,I.G... kand. mad. nauk (Leningrad); KHROMOV, B.M., prof.
Reviews. Vest. kh1r. 93 no.8tl25-141 Ag 164. (MIRA l8s7)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AMN SSSR,(for Udskiy).

.DUTKEVICH, Yu. G.
Representation of a surface by its support function. Vest.
LGU IS no.D53-58 163. (MIRA 161:0
(Surfaces)

DUTUVICH, YUIGI
On the inclination of the chords of a curve and the inclination
of its contingency rays. Vest. * 17 no.17-.16-25 162,'-'
(MIRA 15t10)
(curves on surfaces)

DUTFAY, L.
~:xperiences from compulsory deLivery. P. 6.
_i- piston and gas turbines. Tr. froni tile i0ussiav- i). 7.
.AUTO i',OTOR, Budapest, Vol. 8, no. 16, Aug. 11,55.
"onthly List of &-ist Europwn Accewions, (~,EAQ, LC, Vol. 11j, no. 10, Oct. 19,55,

LEDOCHOWSKI, Zygmunt; LEDOCHOWSKI, Andrzej; CHDUAK, Andrzej; DUTUMGZ,---
Barl?~ ~CKA, Maria; WYSOCKA, Barbara; SCKOLOWSKA, Teresa;
~l ~IEIA14SKI, Czeslaw; STEFANIAK, lAch
Research on tumor-inhibiting compounds. 1. Synthesis of some
N,N-dimethyl-1, n-diaminoalkanes. Rocz cbemil 33 no.6;1291-1298 139.
(Ew 9: 9)
1. Katedra Technologii Srodkow Lectniezych Politechniki, Gdansk I
Pracownia Nr 8 Zakladu Syntezy Organictnej Polskiej Akademii Nauk
Gdansk.
(Tumors) (Amino group) (Paraffins) (Methyl group)

CZAJ'KA, Wladyulaw, mgr Inz.; DUTKIEWICZ, baniel, mgr inz.
Trawling arrangements as applied in the m.t, Kastor factory
trawler. Bud okretowe-War-azawa-8 no.5:169-171 My 163.
1. Harski Instytut Rybacki, Gdynia.

W=IAK, Wadaw; DUTRIEWICZj Edward
I
Studies on a"es in the properties of Iyophilic substances
by dampihg tbo polarographic maxims. Prace matem przyrod
Pozna'n 10 no.2:8"7 162. -
1. Department of Physical Chemistry, Adam Mickiewicz
University.. Poznan..

-,DUTKIMIICZ, Edward
Influence of certain lyophile systems on t-he differential
capacity of the electric double layer at the boundary between
the phases: mercury/electrolyte. Mat chemia no. 7:43-60 163.
1. Katedra Chemii Fizycznej, Uniwersytet im. Adams, Mickievicza.,
Poznan.

DUTKUVICZ, Edward. dro adiunkt
---l- 11-~------- -
Certain properties of the electric double layer in the light
of recent theoretical and experimental studies. Wiad chem
17 no.12%739-751 D163.
1. Katedra Chemil, Fizycznej, Uniwersytet im. Adama Mickiewicza,
Poznan.

D',UKIS-ITGZ, J.
"The Pearl Mussel (Margaritifera marf-,aritifora L.) a vanishing species."
p.19 (Chronmy Przyrode Ujczysta, Vol. 1L, No. L, JulylAug. 1955- Kradow, Poland.)
Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EM) LC, Vol (", 110. 1, Jan. 59

DUrKIEWICZ, J.
IlThe caribou is facing extermination"
p. 19 (ChronTiV Przyrode Ojczysta, Vol. 14, no. 5, Sept./Oct. 1958
Krakow., Poland)
Monthly Index of East Enropean Accessions (EEAI) IC, Vol. 8, No. 1, Jan, 59.

imulmoz. J.S.
Vital capacity of the lungs In inhabitants of Upper Silesia.
Ned. pracy 6 no.4:209-218 1955.
1. Z 84kcji Flujologit Pracy Inetytutu Medycyny Pracy w
Zabrzu-Rokitnicy; Klerovnik: prof. dr. Br. Zavadski.
'(LUNGS, physiology
vital capacity in inhabitants of Upper Silesia, Poland)

DTJTKIMICZ, Jerzy S.
Nodificati6ne''d body weight and of.body temperature in man
following exposure to high environmental temperature; effect
of dry heat. Acta physiol. polon 6 no.4:377-385 1955.
1. Z Sekoji Flzjologil Pracy Inetytutu KedycM Pracy w
Przemyils Weglowyn I Hutnicsym w Sabrsu-Rokitnicy. 11srownik:
prof. dr. Dr. Zawadski. Frace doeviadsalne wykonano w Oirodku
Baft& Lekarskich Ratownik6w przy Stacji Ratownietwa G&rniesego
P.W. W Bytomiu.
(MUT, off act I,
on body temperature & body weight, dry heat (Pol))
(BODY TEMPEMM,
off. of dry heat (Poi))
(BOY WRIGHT,
eff. of dry heat (Pol))

DUTKIWICZ. J.S.; GINO. L.; ROZIUS, J.; SMODA, L.
Changes in the circulatory system and In respiration In man
exposed to increases iuvironmental temperature at rest; effect
of dry heat. Actp6 physiol. polon 6 no.4:387-400 1955.
1. Z Sakcji lfizjologii PracV Inst. mod. ftacy w Przon. Weglowym
i EfytnicznV w Rokitnicy. Kierownik: prof. dr. Br. Zawadzki
Z III Ikiniki Chorob Vownetrzuych Slaskiej A.M. w Bytomlu
Kisrownik: prof. dr K. Gibinski. Prace doswiadzalne wykonano w
Osrodku Baden Lakarskich Ratownikow przy StacjL Ratownietwa
Gornionogo PW w Bytwdu.
(HEAT, effect,
oa-blood & rasp.
on blood picture, hemodynamicx & reap. (Pol))
(BLOOD CIRWIATION,
hemodynamics, off. of dry heat (Pol))
(BLOOD CILLS.
count, off. of dry heat)
(RWIRATION.
off. of dry heat (Pol))

DUTXIEWICZ, Jerzy S.
Hemoglobin lev-1 in the population of Upper Silesia; I. Level
of hemaglobin in the blood of students of Acaderw of Medicine
of Silesia. Polski tygod.lek. 10 no-33:1082-1084 35 Aug. '55.
1. Z Zakladu Fizjologii SI. A.M. w Zabrou-Rokitnicy; kierownik:
Zakladu prof. dr Br. Zawadski. Czesc I. Pozion hemoglobirv we
Irwi studentow Slaskiej Akademii Kedycznej. Zabrze-Rokitnica,
Slaska Ak. Med.
(HMOGWBIN, determination,
variations in Poland)

STARZTK, J,;_IXJTKIL?WICZ, J. (Krakow)
Effect of DDT nn Toxopla8ma Pnndii. Viadomoscl parazyt.,
Warez. 2 no. 3: Suppl:61-6z. 1956..
1. Zaklad Mikrobiologit Lekarskiej AM.
(TOXOPLATTA, effect of drugs on,
gondii. DDT (Pol))
(DDT, effects,
on Toxoplaala gondii (Pol))

Poland/Pharmacology. Toxicolo8y. Tranquilizers V
Abs Jour : Ref 6hur-Biol., No 8, 1958, 37508
Author : Dutkiewicz J.
Inst :-To-:9 ~give~n
Title : Effect of Largactil on Trichomonas foetus Ried
in Vitro. (Deystviye lar;;aktila na Trichomonas
foetus Ried in vitro)
Orig Pub : Acta parasitol. polon., 1956, 4, No 9-19, 601-608
Abstract : Largactil in concentration of 1:7000 killed Tri-
chomonas foetus within 62 hours; in concentration
of 1:1300 within 20 minutes. Under the influence
of largactil Triehomonas foetus take on a round
form. A dilution which does not kill Trichomonas
foetus arrests their reDroduction.
Card 1/1

UU7KIE7vJ'ICZ J. VTD GUMS
"Further research on changes in bodies of people remaining still in dry
heat. In German."
p. 89 (Bulletin) Vol. 4, no. 3, 1956
Varsovie, Poland
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC. Vol. 7, no. 4,
April 1958

POLAND/Human and Animal Physiology - PhysioloL-7 of Work and T-12
Sport.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., No 7, 1958, 32297
Author : Dutkiewicz_.__jM.., Fiec, L., Drause, Ko, Strzoda, L.
Inst : -
Title : Turther Study of Changes in the OrCpnism of a IV= Spending
Time in a Ward in a Dry Hot Conditions.
Orig Pub : Acta physiol. polon., 1956, 7, No 2, 159-168
Abstract : In 62 mining rescuers placed for 2 hours in a chamber
with little moisture and a temperature of 52-580, an in-
crease was found of the pulse rate with an increase of
the enviromental tepperature to 550, as well as a drop
of the arterial pressure with no change of the pulse rate.
Regular changes in the venal pressure and in the per-ninu-
te requirement of 02 were not observed. Observation of
330 rescuers during their stay in a chamber with a tempera-
ture of 39-470 showed different) in may ways in0icidual,
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- 159 -

-1*1 DUTKIEWICZ, J. S.; GINC, L.; KRAUSE, M.; STRZODA# L.
Remote changes in man at rest exposed to dr7 beat. Acta. physiol.
polon. 7 no.2:159-168 1956.
1. Z Sekoji Fisjologii Pracy Ipet]rtutu Medycyrq Pracy w P. W. I H.
Zabrze-Rokitnica Kierownik: prof. dr. Br. Zawadzki Z III Kliniki
Chorob Vewnetrznych Slaskiej A.M. w Bytomiu Kierownik: prof. c1r.
1. Gibinski.
(HEAT, effects,
on man at rest (Pol))

DUTKIEVICZ, J. S.; GINC, L.; KRAUSN, K.; STRZODA, L.; ZYGMNT, K.
Changes In the human organism working with and without
loole,ting apparatus in dry- heat. Acta physiol. polon.
7 no.2:169-184 1956.
1. Z Sekcjl Fizjologil Pracy Instytatu MedycyrV Pracy, w P. W. I
H. I z Zakladu Fizjologii Slasklef A.M. w Zabrzu Kierownlk: prof.
dr. Br. Zawadzkl Z III Kliniki Phorob Wownetrznyab Slaskiej A.M.
w Bytomiu Kierownik: prof. dr. K. Gibinski Z Stacji Ratownictwa
Gorniczego P. W. w Bytomlu Dyrektor: mgr In%. K. Cehak.
(HW, effects,
on man working wtth & without -protective devices (Poi))
(WORK,
off. of heat on man working with & without protective
devices (Pol))

POIAND/Human and Animal Physiology. Thermoregulation. T-3
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Diol., No 12, 1958, 55370.
Author : Dutkievicz) I.S., Plonski, I., Spioch, F., Strzoda, L.
Inst :C-
Title Changes in the Blood Circulation System of People
Resting in Conditions of Humid Heat.
OriS Pub: Acta physiol. polon., 1956, 7, No 4, 435-447.
Abstract: When 468 healthy, 20-45 years old life savers
(from a mountain area) were placed in a restful
position into a heat chamber with a ~00 C61
temperature and a relative humidity of 50 percent,
their maximal arterial pressure (AP) decreased
considerably during the first 30 minutes. The
decrease which followed then was insignificant, for
the lowest AP amounted to 68 mm of the nercurial
Card 1/3
27

POLM/Human and Animal Physiolo6y. Thermoregulation. T-3
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Diol., No 12, 1958, 55370.
column. During the first 60 minutes of the experi-
ment a significant decrease of the minimal AP 'Was
observed, Mtbri,,~Ittketained on the same level. In
25 percent of the tested persons a decrease of the
minimal AP down to zero was observed) although their
wellbeing remained unchanged as compared to the other
subjects. During the first 30 minutes of the experi-
ment the blood pressure increased considerably. Sub-
sequent increases were insignificant. After another
30 minutes they reached a constant high level, which
did not change until the end of the experiment. After
30 minutes the average pulse rate increased to 115,
and reached 138 beats per minute at the end of the
test. In 325 workers an examination of the arterial
tonus did not reveal specific changes of any kind.
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p()I;AND/Humn and Animal Physiology. Thermoregulation. T-3
Abs jour: Ref Zhur-Diol.,. No 12, 1958, 55370-
This fact could be explained, however, by the
inexactness of the oscillometric method. The average
body temperature increased to 39-50 ~-C-7, and it
sometimes reached 40-50 Z-6-7. Thus, the conclusion
my be drawn that it is unadviaable to stay longer
than 2 hours under the conditions described above.
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28

DUTKIEWICZ, Jerzy S.
Tables of standard values of vital capacity in-the population
of Upper 6ilesia. Polski tygod.' lek; 11 no-35:1525-1528 27-Aug 56.
1. (Z sakcji Fisjologit Pracy Instytutu MedycytW Pracy w
Przemysle Weglowym I Hutniczym w Zabrzu--Rokitn,icy; kierownik:
prof. dr. Br. Zavadzki).
(Rssprwiou,
vital capacity, normal standards (Pol))

MCLIPTA 1.=Ir.A SGC,15 VOL-10/7 Chest Diseases JaI57
16-37. DUTKIE%I?IC-/,J.S.Sek-ciiFi;,Iol.Prteviiist.,Nie(].Ilr;tc%,,Prz(,my,ilell'vglo%%I,ni
i IIIIVJER-y-m-~ ' ~a)r7x- ~(;-i icy. Oznic7.tnic aparatcrn Kroglia 'powictrm Zalcg;ij4cego
w phicach Determination with Krogh.q apparatus of Me resi(lual air in (lie Itiags
Pol. Tyg, Ick. 1956, 11/40 (1703-1706) Illus. 3
An attempt was made to simplify the mctbods of measuring the residual Ar. Krogh's
apparatus for determining the basal metabolism, in routine vise in every hospital
laboratory, was used. The method of adapting this apparatus for the measurement of
the residual air in the lungs is described, and the technique employed is stated. The
m.-rgin of error of a simple measurement did not exceed --t 2%.
Dobrowolski - Warsaw (XV, 6)

PTJTKTr74Trz JM-7y
SCT771CE
DU7(,IEVIICZ, JERU. Zarys fizjolo,gii pracy cziovnteka. 'Wyd 1.
Zaklad%ydaawn. Lc~rarsldch, 195-- 153P-
+~~- DNLM Not in. DLC
Monthly List of East European.Acces3ions (MU) LC Vol. P no-h,
Anril 1959, UncInss.

FOLAND/Ohomical Technology. Chemical Products. Safety end H-6
Sanitation
Aba Jour i 9of Zhur - Khimiyal 1958, No 22, 74496
Author 3-AAklowiaz J.9 Gollus H.0 ~'iuzyozuk J., Olpinski ~1., ROZMUB J.
Inst t Not Gfvon-
Title 2 Portable Apparatus for the Determination of 0029 COP 502 and
U28-
Orig Pub : Mod. pracyp IMP go No 21 121-138
Abstract : Design of a portable agperetus for measuring low concentration
of 0021 COP 802 and H2 in the mines and chemical plants
is doscribed. Samples of eir are collected by means of a
water aspirator. The reFgonts employed aral solution of
1 05 (for 0 and 002), N82 S203-5H20 in a solution with I (for
SO', and HA. 6imulteneous determination of CO and CO or
H2 ans SO 2 Is possible. The meximum error is 8.0001% basis
volu3e. Formulas for calculations and sketches of the appar-
atus era presented. Bibliography includes 6 names.
Gerd 1 1/1
17

DUTKIEWICZ,' Jerzy
Prevention of skin diseases among mining crews. Wiadota gorn
10 no. V8:264 JI-Ag t59.

STARZYK., J.; LACHOWICZ, T.; DOLEZAL,, M4 DUTKIEWICZ, J.
A study on the specificity of the serologic reactions of Sabin-
Feldman and of complement fixation with special reference to
syphilitic reagins. Wiadomosci parazyt. 7 no.20-425-427 161.
1. Zaklad Mikrobiologii Wyda. Farm. A.M. Wojsk. Lab. San-Rigieniczne
i Zaklad Mikrobiol. Lek. A.M. v Krakovie.
(SYPHILIS 4-mol) (COMPLEMT)

, DUTKIEWCZ, J.
STARZYK, J.; LACHOWICZ, T.; DOLEZAL, Mv
Correlation betvaen the Sabin-Feldman and complement fixation tests
in the diagnosis of toxoplasmosio. Wiadomosci parazyt. 7 no.2:
429-430 161.
1. Zaklad Mikrobiologii Wydz. Farm. A.M. Wojsk. Iab. San-Higionicans
i Zaklad Mikrobiol. Lek. A.M. v Krakovie.
(TOXOPLASMOSIS diagn) (COMPLEMT)

STARZYK,, jq-,P~~Iq!~~Czj J.; PISZCZP K.
A test of the vitality of the protozoon Toxoplasma. gondii by means
of the safranine test. Wiadomosci parazyt. 7 no.2:431-432 161.
1. Zaklad Mikrobiologii Wydz. Farm. A,M*p Krakowo
(TOXONASM pharmacol) (DYES pharmacol)

STARZYK, Jpj DUTKIEWICZ, ~.; TATAR, J.
Studies on the effect of lupulin on Trichomonas vagina-Us in vitro.
Wiadomosci parasyt. 7 no..23457-458 161.
1. Zaklad Mikrobiologii Wydz. Farm. A.M., Krakow.
(TRICHOMONAS pbarmacol) (PLANTS extracts)

DUTKIEWICZ, Jacek
Survey of the literature concerning the role of arthropods
in the transmission of Toxoplasma gondii. Wiad. parazyt.
11 no. 5t"3-452 1 65.

DUTKIEWICZ K,
Planning the pork produote establishments in the Spolem Union of
Consumers Cooperatives. p. 12
GOSPODARKA MIMA. (Polskis Wydamnictwa Gospodarcze) Warszawa., Poland.
Vole 11, no, 7/8, July/Aug. 1959
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC, Vol. 9j, no, 1. Jane 1,960
Uncle,

DUTKIEWICZ, MAriant mgr inz.
"Stress and vibration meaffarements by electric means" by R. 7Am-
mermann. Reviewed by Marian Dutkiewicz. Pomiary 8 no.lt42 Ja
162.

C- --T
POLAIM/Safety Engineering - Sanitary Engineering. Sanitation.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Xhimiyal, No 2, 1957, 7020
Author : Brzozowzki, J., Czajka, J., Dutkiew4.~-T-., Kosy, I.,
Wojcik, J. ................
Inst
Title Labor Hygiene and State of Health of Workers in the
Control of Potato Leaf Beetle by the Use of Hyxachlorocyc-
lchexane and Dichlorethane.
Orig Pub Med- pracy, 1954, 5, No 2, 89-98
Abst Study of the deleterious effects on nan of HCCH and di-
chlorethane (I) used in agriculture to control Potato
leaf beetle. Various clinical symptoms of intoxication
Vere found in 70% of people exposed to I and in 66% of
those exposed to HCCH. Investigations 3f the ambient
air showed that the HCCH content in the air was on the
average of 0.12 mg/liter, and that of 1 0.016 mg/liter,
that is, below the specified hygienic norms. It is
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FOI~AIM/Safety Engineering - Sanitary Engineering. Sanitation. L.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No 2, 1957, 7020
recommended to mechanize the field operations, require
a px;eliminary medical examination of the workers, ensu-
re their outfitting with protective clothing and impro-
ve sanitary education.
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PALUCHO T.
Chemical method of determination
toxic effects of aromatic nitro
5 no.4:245-246 1954.
of the degree of exposure to
ancl amino compounda. Med.pracy
1. X Dzialu Vyglergr Pracy Instytutu "cM Pracy v Lodzi.
Dyrektor: prof. &r I.Paluch.
(POISONING,
aromatic amino & nitro cpda., chem. method of determ.
of degree of exposure)

BUTKINVIGZ, T.; Mr, 1.
DeterminAion of Me hlorethane in the air and in urine. Me(l.
pracy 6 no.4:235-241 1955.
1. Z Odds. Chemil Tokeykologiesuej Instytutu Nedyeya Prace
v'Lodsi. Dyrektor: prof. dr. B.Paluch.
(ETHYL CHLORIDE, derivatives
dichlorethans, determ.)
(AIR
dichlorethane determ.)

p a -T-
Id Seca V03..9/8 Physiology.etc, Avd6
3390. DUtKIE%VICZ T. Inst. med. - Pracy, fAdt. *Prosta metoda oinaczanta rtpci
w ffMTT--A--9TMple method for determination of mercury in
u r I n c MED. PRACY 1955, 6/6 (403-406)
An appropriate amount of urine i9 ashed with H2S04 and "'.104. The resulting so.
tution is adjucted to pH I and any remaining, excess of permanganate destroyed by
oxalic acid. After addition.of hydroxylamine the solution is extracted several times
with a solution of dithizone (t) in chloroform (11). 1 ml. of I being used for each
extraction, until the greer. 11 phase no longer turns red. The adjusted I solution
corresponds to lug. Hg per mi. From the number of extractions the amount of
Hg In the urine is calculated. Heyrovakt - Prague

DVIOMMIC-2. T.
Factory toxicological 2aboratorys p. 82. (OCHRONA PFACY, Warszawa, Volo 99 no* 3.
Mar. 1955.)
.Sor Monthly List of East European Accessions,, (EFAL), LC, Vol. h., No. A, Awe 1955,
Uncl.

DirlKlYdICZ, T. dr farm*
New ta&kB of tolycologlcal chemistry. Yarm.polsk& 11 no.6:134-
136 June 155.
1. Z tnetytutu He4cyW Pracy w Lodsi-Dyrektor doc.dr J. Nofer.
(CMISTfir,
toxicol.,tasks)

FOLAIM/Chcnical Technology. Che--ic!-l Froducts. Safety Engincering.H-6
Snnitction Engineering.
a
Abs Jour i Rof Zhur - Khimiyv, 15,58, No 22, 74466
Author : nthirinwiP7, " 1cluch J., NouhcrnU.
Inst : Not Given
Title i Oo.,.prrison of Tcxicitios of Corenic Glr--ings of High vnd
Low Lord Contents.
Orig Fub led. precy, 1957, 6, No 6, 389-358
Abstrnat Exrorinonts were c-nductod cn 6 mbbits cnd consisted in
thc intortrechorl intrcduction of the corr~ic glazing com-
pound contnining vcrying P.--cunts of Fb. The dust of < 5,,4_
pcrticlo size suspended in c 5/5% rhysiolcEicel solution was
rd-iinistrrtod to the tvrc grcups-of mimels in the 15-16 r:g/kr
dosegos of high Fb content (I grour) and of low Fb content
(II grcup). This acrrospondad respectively to 57 rnd 10%
of Fb expressed re FbO. It was found thct the Fb content of
urine cf cnir-als cf the first group has incronscd by r fcc-
tcr of 40, and that of vninals of the second grcup by c
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FOLA'ND/Chc--:icrl Technology. Cho;-icrl Fro-~ucts. Sr-foty Enginooring. H-6
Sanitrtion Engincoring.
Abs Jour s Rof Zhur - Khimiye, 1558p Nc 22, 74466
fnetor of 1.3. After 6 drys tho Fb content of urine of vni-
vmls of both groups boorno oqupl. Aftor 7 wooks, tho lb
content reached the Fhysiologicel nomal. Coprcporrhyrinc
was feund in the urine of rn:Uirls of I end II groups on the
third dvy vftor Pdrinistaring poison rnd it wns found to bo
equal for both grcups. Its prooonco in tho urino continuod
on until the tire when ~b becr-::c nor-,clizod c_vain. The
haioglcbino content cf b1cod was not affected by poisoning.
Quantity of crothrocitos dociinod but remained in the nor-
rial linits. Histologierl investigations conducted tftor 4
nonths revealed thrt Fb content of the internal organs of
animals cf groups I vnd II wrs not appreciably different.
It was concluded that tcxicities exhibited by groups I end
II wore praoticelly idantiarl. The deciding factor in the
dotormination of-hrzzrrd Is the concentration of Fb in tho
rir independent of the typo of a glazing. Bibliogrnphy
includes 6 nmos.
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