SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT AMBROZHIY, M. N. - AMBROZY, P.

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AUTHORS: Ambrozhiy, Mo Not Osipovap Yuo A. SOV/78-3-12-19/36
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TITLE: Thermographic Investigation of the Decomposition of the
Formates of the Rare Earths of the Cerium Group (Termo-
- grafioheskoye iesledovaniye razlozheniya formiatov redkozemell-
nykh elementov tseriyevoy gruppy)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal neorganicheskoy khimii, 1958, Vol 3, Nr 12,
pp 2716-2720 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The thermal decomposition of the formatee of lanthanum, cerium#
prasoodymium, neo'dymium, and samarium was investigated. The
formates have the following composition: La(HCO 2)39 Ce(HCO 2)39
' On the basis of the nature
Pr(HCO
,and Sm(HCO
' Nd(HCO
)
)
)
2
2
2
,
3
3
of the decomposition curves obtained the formates of rare
earths were divided into two groups: first group - those of
lanthanum and cerium; second group - those of praseodymiumt
neodymium, and samarium. The thermal decomposition of the
lanthanum and cerium takes place in two stages with thi for-
mation of an intermediate product of unknown composition. In
the thermograms of the lanthanum formate the following effects
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SOV/78-3-12-19/36
Thermographic Investigation of the Decomposition of the Formates of the
Rare Earths of the Cer", Group
ASSOCIATION:
SUBMITTED:
effect at 330-4600C, as the result of an inner crystalline
process; the endothermal effect at 480-5400 with the formation
of La203. The decomposition products were examined under the
polarization microscope. The course of the thermal decomposition
of the cerium formats is similar to that for lanthanum formats.
The decomposition of the format9s of praseodymium, neodymium,
-and samarium leads to the direct formation of oxides. The
decomposition temperatures of the individual formates are the
following: praseodymium, 450-47501 neodymium, 450-4550; and
samarium, 460-4650C. On the basis of these investigations it
follows that the dissociation of the formates of the rarp.
earths is not a'catalftic process. There are 5 figures and
13 references, 10 of which are Soviet.
Saratovskiy gosudarstyennyy universitet im. N. G. Chernyshevs-
kogo (Saratov State University imeni N. G. Chernyshevskiy)
September 30, 1957
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AUTHORS: Ambr2s~~M.~Iq., Golltsev, A. M.
TITLE: On the Problem of the Composition of the Oxides of Praseodymium
(K voprosu o sostave okislov prazeodima)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal neorganicheskoy khimiit 19599 Vol 4, Nr 5,
pp 969-971 (USSR)
ABSTRA02r: The compositions of the praseodymium oxides produced by
thermal decompositions of praseodymium oxalate and praaeo-
dymium nitrate were investigated. By praseodynium dioxide
Mn2+ is oxidized to MnO- in an acid medium. Oxidation develops
according to the following reaction:
10pro 2 + 2Mn3O 4 + 13H2 so4-p 2B11nO 4 + 5Pr2(SO 4)3 + 12H20(1).
The pormanganic acid formed is titrated with oxalic acid,
after which the PrO 2-'content is indirectly determined. The
composition of the oxide after the thermal decomposition of
the spectrally pure praseodymium oxalate is found to be only
34-59 Pr02* The composition of the oxide is not 1r 601, but
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SOV/78-4-15-3/46
On the Problem of thil Composition of the Ox".des of Prasoodymium
is doubted. The quantitative Pr02'-content in praseodymium
oxide was determined after the thermal decomposition of
praseod;rmium nitrate (Fr(NO)3.61120). The VrO 2** content is
51-0- The empirical formula '-a Pr 407' The method suggested
is used for the purpose of an ocact determination of the
composition of the praseodymium oxides and quantitative de-
termination of praseodymiam in a mixture 3f oxides of the
rare earth elements of the cerite group after previous
aeparation of the cerium. Tables I and 2 show the results
Dbtained by the titration of manganese acid. There are
;? tables and 7 references, I of which is Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: 13aratovskiy gosudarstvarinyy universitet im. N. G. Cherny-
ahevskogo (Saratov State University imeni N. G. chernyahevskiy)
SUBMITTED: January 30, 1958
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AIJTHORSs Ambrozllj..v. 1-1. N.. B004/B016
Sidorova, N. 1.
TITLEi The Thermal Decomposition of Carbonates of Rare-Eartho P of the
CeriumIlSubgroup
PERIODICALs Zhurnal neorGanichoskoy khimiij !960, Vol 5, Nr 2, PP 366-371
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors investiCated the thermal behavior of the carbonates
of La, Ce, Pr, Nd, and Sm. The analysee of these substances
are given in table 1. L. S. Shrayber took the thernograms 4--/
(Figa 1-5) by means of the Kurnakov pyrometer* Table 2 presents
the data of thermal dirisociation of the carbonates, and table 3
the temperatures, at which the deconposition is completed.
The decomposition proceeds accordinC to the following schemes
a) Dioclu',.rge of the crystal water b) formation of inter-
mediateso except for Sm 2(CO3)3f ci Tormation of the oxide.
As far as the thermal -stability is concerned, the compoimdo
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The Thermal Decomposition. of Carbonates of S/078/60/005/02/020/045
Rare Earths of the Coriun, Subgroup B004/BO16
Pr (c0 Ce sin < Nd < La (CO-)-.
2 3 3 2(CO3?3 2(CO3 3 2CO3 3 2
There are 5 figuredp 3 tables, and 11 referencest 7 of which
are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Saratovskiy gosuclarstvennyy universitet im. 11. G. Cherny-
shevskogo (Saratov state liniversity imeni IT. G. Chernyshevskiy)
SUBMITTED: September 26, 1958
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AMBRMEY., M.N.; LUCHNIKOVA, Ye,F.
Thermographic study of the decomposition
earth elements of the ceria, group* Zhur*
1874-1879 Ag 162,
(Rare earths) (Citrates)
(Thermal analysis)
of citrates of ram
neorg khIm. 7 no.81
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SOURCE: RM Metallurgiva.** -Abe. 8K69
AUMOR: Ambrozbiy, M. N.
TITLE*. Detection of terbium in the presence of other rare-earth elements of
yttrium subgroup
CITED SOURCE; Ucb. zap. Saratovsk. un-t, '75 1962j, B-9
TOPIC TAGS: Th detection, y-ttrium'subgroxq, rare-eartbl sulphate, o-nitro-
pbenylentranilic acid
TRANSLATION: Detection of Th id the presence of rare-earth elements of Y-subgroup
is based on the oxidation properties of Th superscript plus 4 in acidic media.
The substance to be analyted is placed in a platinumspoon and heated for 1-3-
minutes by a gas burner. On cooling, the oxides formed are placed on a porcelain
plate,, a drop of sulphate solution of o-nitrophonyle.atranilic acid is added and
mixed with the. oxides. In the presence of Th the green-yellow color of the
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reagent turns to dark-violet, Detection minimum of Th is 0.01g, CoO sub 2 and
PrO sub 2 hinder the reaction. L. Sialkovat
DATE ACQ: 06seP63 ENCL: 00 SUB CODE: ML
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AMBRDZIIIYP M.N.; KjUUIOVA, K.F.
Comparative,charactard.&tics-of the zathods of praparation of
the carbonates of lanthanum, cerium, praseodymium neodymium,
samarium. Vch.zap. SGU 7519-11 162. IMIRA 17:3)

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A~bAltf M.N.; LUCHNIKOVA, Ye.F.
."a tection of lanthanum, cerium, praseodymium, and neodymium
6ten present together. Uch.zap. SGU 75:11-12 162.
(MIRA 17:3)

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AUTHOR: Asibrozhity, M.~~N.; Dvornikova, L. M.
TITLE:- Thormal decomposit o smarium and tetravalent ceriud hydroxides
SOURCEt Z)mrnal neorganicheskoy khimii, V. 8, no. 6* 1963s 1345-1354
TOPIC TAGSt samarium, cerium, tetravalent cerium hydroxides, dissociation products
ABSTRACT: -Thermal decomposition curves for samarium -and for tetravalent cerium
hydro#des are given. The composition of the thermal clissociaticn products was.
determined analytically by the third component method, using the hydroxide-water-
MCI. Freshly-prepared hydroxides at ambient temperatia-re have the composition
S.(?H)sug :~OW sub ". 0 and CeJOH) sub 4-H sub 2 0. Water splits out at about 1000
t-o orm m sub 3 and Ce(OH) sub 4. Orig. art. has: 2 tables, 9 figures and
4 equations.
ASSOCIATION: Saratovskiy gosudarstvenny*y universitet im. N. G. Cherrjy*shevskogo.
SUBMITTED: 25Aug62 DATE ACQDt OlJul63 ENCLi 00
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At-51P.C-f J:LY N 11 'NORNNOVA, L.M.; JAZAEM,
Furopltrr. ;ind gadmlinlum hydroxide!! Pni pr-,iuct-R -:f thsilr
thermal decomposition. Zhur.neorg.khim. 11 nr.1.iP6--A9
A 106. (MI"IA 2941)
1. Saratovskiy gosudarstvannyy universitet I
tellikiy institut khimll, kaf(,dra neorganichcc~koy khllroi.
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CZECHOSLOVAXIA/Soil Science. Soil Biology. 1-4
Abs Jour: Referat Zh-Biol., wo 6, 25 March,1957, 22474
Author Ambrozhova, Banekh
Inst
Title The Effect of Irrigation on the Soil and Mizospheric
Microflora.
Orig Pub: Sbor.Ceskosl- akad. zemed. ved. Rostl. vyroba, 1955,
2B, No 8, 587-596
Abstract: Results of laboratory investigations conducted in the Research
Institute of grassfields system in Pogorzhelitsa (Czechoslovakia)
are reported. It was noted that the increase of soil humidity
is accompanied by a decrease of total quantity of bacteria and
molds; the total quantity of sporogenous bacteria increases under
these conditions. The tests were conducted on samples of diffe-
rent cultivated soils. Under field conditions, irrigation of
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CZECHOSWVAKEA/Boil Science. Soil Biology. 1-4
Abe Jour: Referat Zh-Biol., No 6, 25 March, 1957, 22474
chernozem in the upper soil layer (2-5 cm) caused an intense
mLLtiplication of microorganisms which assimilate forms of mi-
neral nitrogen, and of bacteria which participate in pectin de-
composition. The upper soil layers proved most favorable for
development of azotobacter; at a depth over 20 cm, its quantity
decreased markedly. In a layer of 20-25 cm of irrigated soil,
the group of microorganisms which assimilate humates and organic
nitrogen, predominated. Soil irrigation considerably lowered the
mold content. In hydrophyte wheat varieties, a considerable
quantity of bacteria was noted in the rhizosphere; in xerophyte
and silmm r wheat types, a larger nuEber of actinomycetes. The
data are presented in 4 tables.
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S/!94/62/000,/002/039/096
D201/D301
AUTHOR: Ambroziak A
HMIS: A miniature glaso-enclosed germanium photo-diode
PERIODICAL: 'Referativnyy zhurnal, Avtomatika i radioelektronika
no. 2, 1962, abstract 2-3-76p (Przegl. elektron; 19hi
2, no. 1, 52-5-9)
T.-,JXT: A description of the construction of a photo-diode is given.
2he diode is hermetically sealed in a glass capsule, with a diameter
of about 2 mm, without the use of any of the scaling compounds.
j4nce the photo-diode properties are influenced by changes in humi-
dity - a certain amount of moisture absorbing matcrial - silica gel
- is in-.roduced into the capsule. Before sealing, the capsule is 0
heated in dry air for several hours at a temperature of about 100 C.
The volt-ampere, temperature and upectral characteristics of the
diode are given. The maximum of the photo-diode sensitivity lies in
the i-egion of about 1.5 microns. The maximum modulating frequency
is about 300 kc/s. The small inertia of photo-diodes is made note
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SUiUAM (in capa); Given Namea
Colintry: Poland
Academic I)egrees: Not stated
Department of Electronics, Institute of Fundamental
Affiliation: Technical Problemsj Polish Academy of Sciences (Zalead
Elektroniki, Instytut Podstavowych Problem& Technikis
.PAN)
glonaiso
Source: Warsaw, Bulletin de l'AcaddmieAes-B-clences, Sdrie
des Sciences Techniques, Vol 9, No 3, Mar 61, pp 179-183.
Data: "A Semiconductor Pulse Counter."

-MRMIAKI A.
A aemiconductor pulse counter. Bul Ac Pol tech 9 no.3:179-183 161.
1. Department of Electronics, Institute of Fundamental Technical
Problems, Pallah Acadeny of Sciences. Presented by J. Groaskowski.

AMMOZIAK, A. -,
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Dosigning of Germani= dicdes with thin base. Archiw elektrotoch
10 no.D251-268 161,
1. Instytut Podstavow7ch Problemow Tochniki, Zaklad Elektroniki.,
Warszawa.

AMBROZIAKp Andrzojt mgr Ins.
Germanium photoelootrio oella. Pomiary 7 no.8008-313 Ag
161.

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Cl. 1010/1210
AUTHOR: Ambrozisk, Andrzej
TITLE: A glass-enclosed miniature silicon photodiode
PERIODICAL: Przcglqdelcktroniki,no.4,1%2,181-183
TEXT: A silicone photodiode has been developed at the IPPT Electronics Institute. A comparison of
this new diode with the earlier Polish FGM5 germanium photodiode is given. The silicon plates and the
reFdy-made p-n junctions were etched in a mixture of HNO3, HF, C143COOH (4 : I : 1). The junctions were
enclosed in an all-glass case. The sensitivity of the silicon diode was 5 times lower than that of the germanium
diode, and since the black current is louer by two orders of magnitude, the light to black current ratio was
much higher for silicon diodes. The temperature coefficient of this ratio is lower for silicon diodes than for
germanium diodes. A table comparing average parameters of the silicon and of the FGMS germanium diode-
is given. The spectral characteristics of the silicon photodiode show a maximum at A = 0.9p. There are
4 figures and I table.
ASSOCIATION: Zaklad Elektroniki IPPT-PAN (Electronics Institute of the IPPT-PAN)
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AMBRCZIAK Andrzej; SWCBCDA, Jerzy; SWIDERSKI, Jarcelaw
A miniture germanium photodiods with liquid nitrogen cooling. Frzegl
Ploktreniki 3 no. 5:286-288. My 162
1. Zaklbd Flaktroniki, Instytut Fodstawcwych Frcblercw Techniki,
Pol5ka Oadevin Nauk, Wareszawa.

AMMCZIkK,,.Aoz ~
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A monolithic diode niltivibrator. Bul Ae Pol tech 10 no.2:[lU]-
[3141 162.
Is Departmout of Electronics, Institute of Fundamental Taohnical
Problems, Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw. Presented by
J.Groozkowoki.

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AUTHOR: Ambroziak, A.
TITLE: A germanium double-base photodiode and its application
PBRIODICAI: Archiwum elektrotechniki, v. 11, no. 1, 1962, 181-185
TUT: Reference is made to the author'sAprevious paper where'a
double base gernanium diode was used to build a relaxation oscilla-
zor with the amplitude and frequency of oscillations depending on
the intensity of incident light. Such an oscillator finds appiioa-
tion in telemetry and as an infrared radiation detector with an
audio-indicator. Influence of the intensity of incident light on
the parametera of the double-base photodiode and on the performance Y
of zhe relaxation oscillator is studied in this paper. The double- v'
base diode is made of a strip of a semi-conduezor with 2 ohmic con-
iacts at its ends and a p-n. junction in the middle. The relaxation
oscillator circuit is shown. The influence of light illumination of
intensity (D = 3500 Lux to which the side opposite to the p-n junc-
tion vias exposed is shown against the non-illuminated diode charac-
terisf,tcs. Formulas were deduced for the amplitude and period of
dard(1/2)
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sci. Ser. aci. techn.,
The author gives
the desigln of a multi-vibrator consisting
a SeM3.Conductor diode, three resistors
to now, multivibrators have been mounted
the present method proposes
elements,
n-type semiconductor; p-n junctions
k*th sides of this block. The size
1962, v. 10, no. 2, 11-14
the circuit diagram and describes I
of a diode with two bases,
and a condenser. Whereas up
from two separate circuit
a monolithic block made of an
and ohmic contacts are,fused ol~
of the block in governed by the
required values of resistances. The wract values of these resis-
tdncas exe obtained by chemical etching of the block after fusing.
The capacitance 4, 500 pF is formed in the block by biased p-rL junc-t*
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AMBROZIAK, A.
Germanium double bass photodiode and its use. Archiw elaktro-
tech 11 no. 1:181-185 162.
1. Zaklad Elektroniki, Instytut Podstawowych Problemow Techn-
iki, Polska Akademia Nauk, Warszawa.

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A38VACTs-Problew ari$14-14 the design or inrrexed detocton, ~asod On the
photooonduMvIty of goW4094 gerasnium connected vith the gold-
dopIng ce germaniumO Itotoc measarements, suA the s9locti~,a of ON
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tector vlndvn and cc*Ung systams are described. The seleation of a properly
do;ed germanive saawls, vas aeomvUeW byzeasuring the resistivity of the
600PIO as a fiWOU00 CC UMIPMftre in the raw ftal 78 ta 3OW& A SPDOISI
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rly pre3wed gar-run um ample,, acme yzellaiwry Umprwimoutis such as an
anpUritr euttable tor w,-9 viU%t a specific anole to& of an Improired obleldiag
system.9 ma]m It possible to detect greatly reduced pwar. A model of the da-
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th= 10-3 am HS& The vIndws are made of pia* gereasdum ]pUtex vith highly
polished stil-facese SyeeW vkdows made of lithium fluoride (Imporb6d frcm the
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ASSOCIATICO: Inetytut Podstawovyth PrdblAwtto-4 Tedalki Polska. Akademlya Nauk
(Xnstitute of Basic Tedboleal: Prdbleme, PolLeb kc;i;;w of sciences)
SWUM t 00 DAZ AOQ: WaI63 MCLT 01

AMBROZIAKS A.
Sardoonductor pulse counter. Archiv alektrotac~,12-no.2:363-402
163. 1
1. ZaIdad Elektroniki, Inaty-tut Podstavowych Problemov Tachniki.,
Polaka Akademia Naukv Warszawa.

MAJF*19,KT, 72313law;
~07,.IAK,, ~~drzej; SWIDEFSKI, Jlaroslav
Tnfriirod rAdlation datuctor mada of gold-dvpH gemmium.
Pr-egl elektrontki 4 no.4t2)'].-254 Ap 163
1. Zaklad Iiiint-rtut Podstawowych Problamow
TeOmiki,, Polek, ZkademiiNa*,, *;tirszawa.

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AUTHORS As~broziak2 A.,- Janicki T.
3OURCEi Przegiad elektroniki, no 8, 1964, 388-390
IC T,tGS - silicon
_~otocell,/ p n coupling, silicon photo-
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str,ict,xre, current voltaFe character ~,nt. i n-77-7-E-r-~", ~'71," P7-Y
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P~!.)' for use in rmasurinC a,-par,itu5 at low-cljxrent densit.,,
_-ttff. WW,
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~-n coupilngs &re shown In Fig. 1. itf ter prep~!.i rig ~ne leads the aluminu;T. ring,
t ri e coupling.- were soldered in casings as shown in Fig. 2 ~which also gives a
general view of the completod photocell). During illumination with a tungsten fila-
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characterlatic le good vhen the short-eircult currert density does nc~t exceed
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stantl6lly off at a srv)rt-circuit current ~ens-ly of Is :onc',-,.~Ao,~
that the photocells have poor properties as solar ctll batteries. They display an
efficiency o, about J~ at a solar radiation density of ?0 n3W'-,cm~p whicn is LrLree
times less than that of regular solar batteries. -,he authora thank Kazimierz
Lravczy-nsU and Jarusz JedraQik o the Electronics !!ant, for their aid ir, preparing
the photocaUs and in carrying out the measurements." Orig. art. hasi 4 figures.
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AM13HOMAK , A. ; MARKOWSKA , E.
Double-hase magnotodiode. Bul Ac Pol tech 1-2 no.6:4CY7-412 164. .4;1
1. DeT)artment of Electronics, Institute of Basic Technical Problems, I
Polish Academy of ciences, Warsaw. Presented by J. Groszkowski.

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giant cell tumors. Sveik. apsaug. 8 no.9t5l-R S163.
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AI-I~ROLJG, J.
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The importt,nc- o~ control tl-- vormr-~Es-d Fir-tv-b- E: st-ri
I r- minin,-, ins t,- lis t-! an:3. p, 6 - NOVA PFOT !VOI)"--'tTA- (Llrru-,,,: ur
nt-Tiredek v nroizv,,dvjI pri plrnski 17a r:; ' s ! j S lo %-
Ljiibljar.,- . b4irontl7ly on product.*,nr.
Fpft -Furonelpn Acc-s--!~)nz- Lict, Librrr. -~-' C-n~-,r-sv,
Vol. 1, no. 11, November 1952. IP:'CLASSIFIED.
"Card 1 ol

"'rv, Of Yu ic;nal Ar,
LIZ 3 V %,o I . 2, n a3 0, Dc c . 1'4 ~ 2C' Q. r ac a
SO: ~:onthly Lirlt Of --nLA ~~Unpcan iccessions, LC, Vol. 3, na.

AMONG, Kattja,, prof* drov Beograd
Yugoslavia.
Observations on the actual principal task of pediatrics in
Ned,, glamn. 8 nO.7-8:24o-242 July-Jug. 54.
(PIDIAMCS
in yugoel.)

. AMBROZIC.--M,.
Prof., Dr., Dimitrije Antic. Mad. glasn 10 no.11-12:514
Nov-Dee 56.
(OBITUARIIS
Antic, Dimitrije (Ser))

- -AMBROZIC,N.; JAKOVIJVIC,S.
Morbidity of acute respiratory diseases In school age. Higijenaq
Beogr. 11 no.2-3:202-207 159-
(RESPIROORY TUC? IMTIONS in inf, & child)

KOVAGEVIC, B.;.~ ~JIOZI~GN.;~ BOIIJANQVIG, R.
Results of the surveYs made in 2 Sumer camps for children.
Higijena 12 no. 1951-60 160
(CkILI) WELFARE)

AMBROZIC, N.
Higienic and micro-climatic studies in an elementary school in
Belgrade. HigiJons, 13 no.1:11-26 161.
(SCHOOL HEALTH)

.UMHOZIE, U. FRXDA, M.
Possibilities of measuring reactive power and reactive enerey in three-phase
asymetric network. p. 19.
(Blectrotetinic. V01. 5. No. 1. Jan. 1957. bucuresti. Rumania)
SO: Monthly List of bast European Accessions (KUL) Lo. voi. 6, No, 8, Aug 1957. Uncl.

AMMUS, L , student (Cluj)
Propounded problems; 5191. Getz mat B 13 no.3t172 Mr 162,

AIMOZIL-WICZ, Z.
The problem of building materials. p. 1.
(RACJONALMATOR. Vol. h, no. 2, Feb. 1957, Warszawa, Poland)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAL) LC. Vol. 6, No. 12, Dec. 1957.
Uncl.

,AMBROZOVA, Miroslava
--
Effect of the form of mineral fertilizers and their application
with irrigation on the activity of soil microorganisms.
Rost vyroba 9 no.7/8.-759-763 JI-Ag 163.
1. Vyzkumaa staaice zakladni agrotechniky, a hnojeni, UVURV.,
Pohorelice u Brna.

CZECHOSWVAM/Soil Science. Organic Fertilizers. j-4
Abe Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol-~ No 6) 1958) 24769p
Author Sefranek, Doh.; Ambrozova, M.; Talafantova, A.
Inst
Title Study of the Effect of the Application of Peat and
Drown-Coal Wastes as Organic-Mineral Fertilizers.
Orig Pub: Sbor. Ceskosl. eked. zemed. ved. Roatl. vyroba) 1955,
28, No 2, 143-152.
Abstract: On loamy soilj containing 1.96% of humus, 0.8 mg.
P 0 and 12 mg. K20; pH salt 6.1 in the experiment
~M barley, the application of the wastes of
coal (so-called capuchin) and peat in doses from
40 to 160 t./ha did not give stable harvest increases.
Combined application with mineral fertilizers notice-
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31

AIIIEROZY, A.
Measurement of output power of electron tubes, P.65. MAGYAR
RIMASTECHNIKA, (Hiradastecluiikai INidomanyos Egyesulet)
Budapest, Vol. 7, No. 3, June 1956
SOURCE: EUL W Vol. 5, No. 11, Nov. 1956

A4BFDZY, A.
"A now phase -senBitive -.-.-dicato r arrangement for alternating-measuring
bridr,es.11 In Ooman, P-333
PERIODICA POLYTECHNICA (Budapesti Muzzaki Eaetem) Budapest, Hungary
Vol. 2, No. 4. 1958-
Monthly LiA of East European Accessions (EF-AI) LC, Vol. 8. No. 6, June 1959
Uncle

AMBROZY, A.
"Layer-thickness measurement of enamel-covered wire." In. English, P. 355
PMODICA Pt.-LITECHNICA. Budapesti Muszaki Egyetem, Budapest, Hunpry
Vol. 2, No. 4. 1958
Monthly List of East EuropetRn Accessions (ETAI) LC, Vol. 8, No. 6, june 2959
Uncl.
--fiq ~0~

Ambrozy., Aq Tarnay, K.; Prinkl, H.
Continuous measuring of layer thickness of enamel-covered vires during
manufacturing procesBo P,,56
MM ES AUTMATIKA. (Marstachnikal es Automatizalasi . Tudomanyos EMsulet)
Budapestv Hungary. Vol.7, no. 2/3, 1959
Monthly List of East European Accessions (ERAI) L.C. Vol*8, nooll
November 1959
Unal.

.,_ 6ABudapest, XI., Stoczek u 2., Hungary)
(~!MROZY L-A
Statistical quality control using an analogue computer. Periodica
polytectwi electr 4 no.2:97-116 t6o. (EW l014)
1. Department of Electronic Valves$ Polytechnical University#
Buclapest.
(Ilectronic analogue computers)

_ AMOZIO-Andru
Statistical quality control with analogue computer. Meres automat 8
no.6:1-12-178 160.
1. Budapeati Mussald Egyetem, ElektronceotechnikEd Tanazek.
(Statiatics) (Calculating machinea)

ell (113 91, 51,
AUTHORi Ambrbzy, Andrfis
24795
H/012/61/009/007/001/001
B122/B227.
TITLEi Transistorized microammeter with low voltage drop
PERIODICAM M6As fie Automatika, v. 9, no, 7, 1961, 202-206
TEXTs The author describes a simple transistorized microammeter assembled
by himself, which, through its low internal resistance, is suitable for
measuring very weak currents, as required in checking transistor circuits
etc. Two transistors are connected in a symmetrical circuit with grounded
common base. The current to be measured is connected across the emitters
and is added to the emitter circuit of one transistor and subtracted from
ihe other. Under the effect of the change of the emitter current, the
collector current changes at the rate oft 610 =a'dIe, where x is the
current-amplification factor of the grounded-base circuit with grounded com-
mon base. For conventional transistors, Ck-/is somewhat less than unity.
The voltage drop of the moving-coil instrument connected to the collector
circuit ist 4um _IdI CRM - XdI,Rm, where R. is the instrument resistance.
Card 1/3

24795
H/012/61/009/007/001/001
Transistorized microammeter with ... B122/B227
Hence,the voltage amplification iss Au . 'AUm1AU . For instance, If
oto 0.98, Rm 0 1 kiloohm and Is 0 1 milliampere,:nd Rbb1 the volumetric
resistance of the base layer - 300 ohms, Au M 15-3. That is, when using
a moving-coil instrument of 50 millivolt extreme deflection, a microammeter
of 3-3 millivolt extreme deflection can be assembled. To increase voltage
sensitivity, high collector supply voltage is recommended. The output
current versus temperature was found to be constant within a temperature
range of -630C and -r370C. For constant voltage sensitivity, the input
resistance had to be kept consta'ntj therefore, Is had to be regulated
according to the temperature. To assure high temperature stability, it is
advisable to place the two transistors into holes drilled in a metal block
of high thermal conductivity. Four units of such instruments were produced,
and their stability behavior was found to be excellent. The instrument is
mainly used in transistor measuring tbohnique, e.g., for recording their
grounded emitter characteristics. Low voltage drop is an advantage in the
measurement of heavy currents too, since the resistance of the shunt con-
nected to the circuit to be measured may tlvn be very small. Combined with
Card 2/3

AMEROZY, Arktras
D~mamLo errors of square deteotors of fraotional 31near
approximation. Hir techn 13 no.4tl42-148 Ag 162.
1. Hiradastachnikai Tudomanyos Egyesulet tagjal Badapesti
Maszaki Egyetem glaktronasovsk so Felvezetok Tanawke.

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3/194/62/000/012/0~9/iOill-~- ,

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AUTHORS 4 .--Pisoh9r$, Perene And A~br6zy, AndrAs
9! ITLE t An appArattze for.measuring.,the'impedanoe of, the - od"~'*-
thode.'intermedia.te layer

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AMBRMY W. = . dr,j NAGY, Pandorl TASSINE ROSTASp Marta;
212001 ~vuu War# dr,
Telemetry of physiological date, Hares automat 11 no,3t
74-79 tO.
1. Budapesti Musmaki Egyeteta.
~vN 0~~ il

4MRM . Aulp
A aouroe of ourrent with very high internal resistanee. Mieres
automat 3.1 no*4/5,324,129 163*
1* Budapesti Muozaki Egyetem Elektronceovsk on Filvezetok
Tanazekee

AIMRQgX, Andras dr.; HIDAS, Gyorgy; VALKO, I.Peter, dr., a muszaki
tudomwWok kandidatuan
Direet readin2 transistor noise faotor meter. Hir techn 14
n0.135-8 F 16,.
1. Budapesti ?bBzaki Rgyetem Slektronanotechnikai Tanazek (for
Ambrozy). 2. Hiradastechnikai Ipari Kutato Intezet (for Hidas).
3. Budapeati Maazaki Egyatem Blektronesotechnikai TanBzeki eB
"Hiradastechnika" izarkeasto bizottBagi tagja.

AMBRMY,, kidrasnap dr,
Wehanical conati"Iction in tgleocmmunioation engIrAsering*
Nkwz elat 19 no.22sil 24 0 163&

AMROZY, Andraoq dr.1 KAUKER, Janos
Transistor noise measurement in the 25 MHz mJxer circuit.
Hir techn 14:19-22 N Special issue 163.

-A.MBRO.ZYj. A. (Budapest . XY., Stoczek u.2)
Current source with very great resistance. Periodica polytechn
electr 7 no. 3:185-195 163.
1. Department of tlectrontubes and Semiconductors, Polytechnical
Univeristy, 13udapest. Presented by Dr.I.P.Valko.

AMBROZY, Andras, dr.
New method for brightnase adjustitent in electrostically
f,-Aused osollloscopic tubes. Mares automat 13 no.41lO6-
1.10 165.
3. Chair of EIectron Tubas anti Semiconductors of Budapest
Technical ITnivorsity.

AMBROZY, B.; FAUIROWICZ.. A.; JASINSKI, Aq KOWMACKIp Je; IANGWI., H.; LUDZIMSKI$
. ~ J.
Measurement of the mean life of the first excited state of NO.
Acts. physica Pol 20 no.7:537-544 161.
1. Institute of Nuclear Researchs Polish Academy of Sciencesp Wareaw.

AMBROZY, Gyorgy, dr.; ZCKHAM, Sandor, dr.; GALLAI, Hargit, dr.
Neural complications in malignant tumors of the hemopoietic
system. Ideg.ozerile 12 no.12:367-379 D 159.
1. A Budapesti Orvostudomanyl IgFetem Neurologlai Ilinikaja
(Igasgato: Dr. Horanyj Belo. egyetemi tauar) Grexagos Onkologiski
Inteset (Igasgato: Dr. Vikol Janos. foorvos: Dr. Sellei Camillo)
kozlemenye.
( M VOUS SYSTSM die)
(HMTOPOrITIC SYSTIM neopl)

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GALLAI, Margit, dr.; ECKHARDT, Sandor, dr.; AMBROZY, G~qrgy, dr.
A cane of progressive nultifocal loukoencephalopathy associatod with
Hodgkin's disease. Ideggyogy. Ozemle 15 no.91257-264 3 162.
1. A Budapesti Orvostudamanyi E 79~em Neurologiai, Klinikajanak (Igazgato:
Horanyi Bela dr. egyetemi tanar~ es as Orszagos Onkologial. Ihtezet
be1gyogyuszari osztaly-anak (roorvow Sellei Camillo dr.) kozlemenye.
(HODaKINIS DISEASE) (BRAIN DISEASES)

-AMBROZY, Gyorgy; GALLAI, Margit., dr.
Thrombosis of the poisteri,or cerebral artory in vertebral angiography
verified by patho-anatomical examination. Grown-Soquard syndrome
complicating angiography. Ideggyogy. szemle 15 no.6$168-174 Je 462.
1. A Budapooti Orvostudomanyi Egystom Nourologiai Klinikajnnak kozlemenya
(Igasgato: Horanyi Bela dr. egyetemi tanar).
(SPINAL CORD dis) (ANGIOGRAPHY compl)
(CEREBRAL EMBOLISM AND UROMBOSIS ot,iol)

GALLAI, Margit, dr.; ECKHARDT, Sandor, dr.; AMBROZY, Gvorgy, dr.
A case of progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy associated with
Hodgkints disease. Ideggyogy. Bzemle 3.5 no.9:257-264 S 162.
I* A Budapeati Orvostudomanyi E:ye~em Neurologiai Klinikajanak (Igazgato:
Horanyi Bela dr. egyetemi tanar~ es as Orszagos Onkologiai Ihtezet
belgyogyaszari osztalyanak (Foorvon Sellei, Gamillo dr.) kozlemenye.
(HODGKIN'S DISEASE) (RUIN DISEASF.9)

~~Ozy. Gyorgy. dr.
Symptoms in cysts of the septum pellucidam. Ideg. azemle 14 no.2:
33-43 7 161.
1. A Hudapesti Orvostudomanyi Egyatem Nearologiai Klinikajanak
(Igasgato: Dr. Horanyi Bela egyetemi tanar) kozlemenye.
(CEREBRAL VIETRICLES neopl)
(BRAIN NEOPLASMS diag)
(CYSTS diag)

Hui Z A Ply
LANG, Sandor, Dr, A11BROZY, Gyorgy, Dr, HAITS, Geza, Dr; Medical University
of Budapest, I'sychia-Md'MYti~C-""('director: NYIRO, Gyula, Dr, prof.) and
hleurolo,,ical Clinic (director: HORANYI, Bela, Dr, prof.) (BOTE -- Budap-esti
orvostudomanyJ. EFyetem, Psychiatriai Klinika es Neurologiai Klinika).
"Stuly of the Changes in Blood Coagulation In the Course of Carotid Angio-
graphy."
Budapest, Lde.Lyo-yaszati Szemle, Vol XIX, No 8, Aug 66, ges 252-254.
pa
Abstract: [Authoril Hunt:arian summary] The effect of the contrast material,
used in caroti.d anCiography, on blood coagulation was studied in 50 cases.
It was found that the avera.-e amount of contrast material administered in
the course of angiography has no notable effect on blood coagulation.
3 Hungarian, 1. Western references.
71 -

YOZLOWSKIp Czeslawj AMBROZY JergyLJMKOWSKI, Tadeusz; IACH, Ryszard;
\NOWAK,, Zrgii~r~RNOICKI, Jerzy
Evaluation of the exploitation profitability of coal deposits.
Przegl gorn-18'no.61.347-354 Je 162.
. I
1. Komisja llrzerobld Mochanicznej i Wykorzystania Hald, Rada Techniczno-
Ekonomiczna, Ministerstwo Gornictwa i Ziiirgetyki, Warszawa

fi-IBRO'-'-Y, btsz!,-. dr.
Mi.agnostle dl-'ficulties in 'vc~ fc,'jlrw!ng
y reqoc -, halt,- I ' " .~. 1C.", lio.13c
pul manti r . - t J on f o !,,j br , I S . T t . ~ e *, , .
602-604 218 Mr 165
1. Bckes me.-gyel Timacs J(.-.,;ef' AL'Ili-I rg-Q.
i-lellkasv~~Iw--szetl f1sztaly ~.,Arcly.., jr.).

AIQ3RCZY) Laszlo
Sports are gaining at the Szeged Hemp Spinning milj.
Munka 12 noo,9:32-33 S 162.

NRi
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SOURCE CODSt
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ORG: nono
TME.- Scientifio Council of the Hungarian Meteorological Society
SOLRCSs Idojaraao nos 2, 1966, 123
TOPIC TAGS: moteorologic conforonco, rosoarch program, hydronotoorology, antarotio
climate
A,BSMC,.T: The Scientific Council of the Hungarian Meteorological Society
(Magyar Mete'orologiai Tarsasaa Tudomanyos Tanacsa) held a meeting 10 Feb
1966. !Me agenda was (1) finalization of the program for the 12th regio-
n4 metating to be held during Aug 1966 and (2) discussion of the hydro-
'wt~eorojlogical aspects of floods. Re (1): the meeting will be hold in Eas-
.te' om;; it will deal with the bioclimatolq
IM -U,,pf the Danube bend, explo-
Ar
-rafton of outer space, and research In Antarctica;-re (2):it was decided
~p .$nvite other societies also to cooperate in thAvplanning of this item.
LJPRS: 36,45Z/,
SUB CODE: 04, 05 '/ SUBM DATE"t nono

r. 11~~turftl .3,.,tioptic
Vol No. 4, T'03~! it-LIE.
I I COA 1W.A.1;
SC F-:121 "'i"
p'-s ~,L!Y) C.
So : j,~, st Euroj:eun Accession, Vol. 6, No. 2, Fel~. 19'7

AMBPOZYO F.
"The use of electronic-computine machines for numerical forecasting
of pressure," p. 360
IDOJARAS. (METEOROIMIAI INTEZET ES MAGYAR METEIDROLOGIAI TARSASAG)
Budapest, HunCary, Vol. 62, No. 6. Nov./Dec. 1958,
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC,, Vol. 8, No. 6., June 1959.
Uncl.

AMBR02Y,p P.1 GMs 0.; TANCZERO T.
Numerical forecasting of contour charts by the aid of Buleev's barotropic
method, In Russiam Pe 74s
IDDJARAS. (Meteorologiai Intezat as Magyar Meteorologiai, Taraaag)
Budapest, Hungary. Vol. 63# No. 2s mar.Apr. 1959.
Month2y List of East European Accessions, (EW) Wp Vols, 9,, nos Is Jane
196o uncl.

AMBROZY, Pal
New Hungarian meteorologic instruments. Musz elet 15 no.9z12 Ap 160.
(EW 918)
(Hungary--Neteorology)

AMBRMY, Gusatax
On the xotewelogical use of the URAL-Is alacgronic computer, Idojarax
64 no.3:152-154 )V~-Je 161.

AMERMY, Pal
-------------
"An experiment in numerical forecasting" by E. Knightingt G. A. Corby,
F. H. Bushby, and C. E. Wallington. Reviewed by Pal Ambrozy. Idojaras
65 no.5:310 S-0 161.
(Weather forecasting) (Knighting, H.) (Corby, G. A.)
(Buabby, F. H.) (Wallington, C. E.)
wo

AMBROZY Pal
The 7th itinerant meeting of the Hwigarian Meteorological Society at
Pecs. Idojaras 65 no-51316-318 S-0 161.
(Ekmgary-Meteorology)

S/194/62/000/004/005/105
D222/D309
AUTHORS: Ambr6zy, Al and Gdtz, Guszt&v
TITLE: The application of the YPAvq-1 (URAL-1) computer in
meteorology
PERIODIdAL; Referativnyy zhurnal, Avtomatika i radioelektronika,
no, 4, 1962, abstract 4-1-96b (Iddjhr&s, 1961, 65t
no. 3, 152-154)
TEXT- It is stated that in the autumn of 1960 the Central Statis-
ticai Authority of Hungary put into operation a URAIr-1 computer.
The first meteorological problem programmed1for'this digital com-
puter was the calculation of the vortex field velocity, which
forms part of thelcalculatione for a numerical prognosis of pres-
sures. The calculations were executed for points located at 200 km
from each other, on the basis of the absolute topography of 700
mbar. The initial field of geo-potential, including Europe and
the eaertern part of the Atlantic Ocean, was covered by a netowrk
of points numbering 23 x 17. The initial data given to the compU-
Card 1/2

AMBROZY. Pal
Automation of the meteorological services. Tom tud kozl 5 (93)
no.3:106-108 Mr 162.
1. Orazagos Moteorologiai Intozet, Ihidapost

JIWOZYI P.; GOTZ.. G.
In commoration of Vi:Lhe2m Bjerknes on the 100th arnivervary of his
birth. Idojaras 66 no.2:121-122 Mr-Ap 162,

AMBROZY, Pal
"Numorloal weather analysis and prediction" by P.D. Thompson,
Reviewed by Pal Ambrozy. Idojaras 66 no*3:189 My-Je 162.

.WROZY. Pal
Smoothing of geopotential fielda. 0ras meteor int bass& t~A kut
25:33-36 161 (publ.162).

GOTZ, Guoztav; ~I~C~Y, Pal
H=Aonjo gnalysig programing on an Ural I electronic computer*
Oraz meteor int beoz tud kut 25:331-337 161 (Yubl.162).

AMBROZY, Pal; TANCZER, Tibor
Forecasting the maximum velocity Of thunderstorms. Oraz meteor int
beaz tud kut 26:84-87 162(publ.163).

ARBROZY, Pal
The 8th itineYant meeting of the Hungarian Meteorological Society in
Vesssp'rem. Idojaras 66 no-4;255--256 JI-Ag 162..

JMOML-1.4-
*Numerical and graphoanalytio method for making maps of 24 hours'
forecasting" by A# Doneaud, No Desleagal R. Sto-4ano Reviewed by
.~&l Ambrosys Idojaras 67 no.1:58 Ji-F f63.

AABROrZY, Fal; GOM, Guantav; TANCZER2 Tibor
Examination of sudden windat4orms in the region of Lake Balaton,
Idojaras 67 no*3:153-158 Yq~-46 163o

I
AMBROZY _K"- ,
Conference on numerical forecast in Moscow. Idojaras 67 no.4:
255-256 Jl-Ag 163*

A~wRozx, ftl
Seminar on statistical analysis and forecasting in Paris*
Idojaras, 66 no.6:381-382 N-D 462.

KOPPANY, Gy.; HILLE, Alfred; KAKAS, Jozaef; FUTO, Jozsef; KMI,
Manyhert; PECZELY, Gyorgy; KOZMA, Bela; SUPPANDS, Andras;
AMBROZY,Jal; GOTZ, Gusztav; PAPP, Laszlo; BELL, Bela,
Alf , Andras; BAGSO, Nandor; HAJOSY, Ferenc; GSAPODY,
Istvan; NAGY, Laszlo, igazgato foorvos; DONASZY, Erno;
BORONKAI, Pal; ANTAL, Emanuel; TANCZER, Tibor; OZORAI,
Zoltan
The 10th itinerant meeting of the Hungarian Meteorological
Society in Sopron. Idojaras 68 no.4:249-250 JI-Ag 164.
1. President., Uungarian Meteorological Society (for Hille).
2. Editor, "Idojaras" (for Kakas). 3. Editorial Board
Member "Idpjaras", Budapest (for Ambrozy, Bell, Keri,
Ozorai~.

AMFhC,'"7`,, PaIL (Budapesi '/
Fcrecnsting meteorograms. Tdc,',uras 68 no.!~21-25
Ja.-F 164.
11 ld~ j a ra s. 11
,. Editorial board member
1 v j