SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BLAYEVA, F.K. - BLAZEK, F.

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BLAYEVA, dotsent; FORTS , T,O.
DispensM aervice for glaucomn patienti In the
Kabardino-Falkar
A.S.S.R. Sbor. nauch. trud. SOGM-7 no.14:61-64 161.
(~L,FA 18-,q)
1. Glaznoye otdalenlye Respubllkanskoy tollnitsy
Kabardino-
Balkarskoy ASSSR, N&Ilchlk.

BLAYVASq L., insho SEMER, E., inzhs CUSHCHENKO, V.,
inth.
Extension Indicator 3f the radar station "Don.* Mar.
fl*t 21
no. 6t18-19 Je 161. (KW 1416)
(Radar in navigation)
le-*

BUMS, L,t lnzh,; DAVIWV, P,, insh,
Modernizing the mwine radar staticn *Don." Nor. flot 22
no.5:10-13 Yq '62. (Radar in navigation) (KRA 150)

USKOV, A.A., red.; RZHEVSKIY, V.V., prof.g
doktor tekht,. rauk,
red.; SOKOLOVSKIY, M.M., red.; MIKHAYLTIKO,
I.G.9 red.;
BIJGOSIAVSKIY, Yu.K.., red.; SOBITSKIY, V.V.,
red.;
VINITSKIY, K.Ye.~ red.; STAKHEVICIII Ye.B.,
red.; KENI.',,
S.I., red.; MERZON, A.S.p red.; SInIKOV, V.P.,
red.;
SOPESHKO, N.F., red; BLAYVAS, M.S., red.
[Studies of the All-Union Scientific and
Technical Coh-
Ference on improving the equipment and
technology of
mining minerals by the open pit method]
Materialy Vse-
soiuznogo nauchno-tekhnicheekogo soveshchaniia
po sover-
shenstvovaniiu tekhniki i tekhnologii
razrabotki polez-
riykh iskopaemykh otkrytym sposobom. Moskva,
Nedra, 1965.
285 p. (MIRA 18;6)
1. Vsosoyuznoye nauchno-tekhnichaskoye
saveshchaniye po
sovershenstvovaniyu tekhniki i tekhnologii
razrnbotki rc-
leznykh iskopayemykh otkrytym sposobom,
Cheremkhovo,
1964. 2. Moskovskiy institut radioelektroniki I
gornoy
elektromekhaniki (for Rrhevskly). 3. GlavrWy
spetsiall.,;t
Goaudarstvennogo komiteta tyazhelogo,
energeticheskogo i
transportnogo mashinostroeniya pri Gosplane
SSSR (for
Bugoslavskiy).

-- BIAZI, J. -(Kntowice)
Exister.(-e and bcundedress cf oll a Eystem c-f
differential equatione with enelayei argiment.
fECIC.7. crace
matem 8 no.1:1+5-53 163.

!--BLA'Z,~ ~!", ZIMA, K.
A differential inequality with lag, Annales Pol math 14
no.~:311-
3.19 '64.

BLAZ, J. (Katowice)
On the existence of a solution of a differential
equation with
advanced atgament. Amnalea Pol math 40 no. 1i1-8 164.
On the existalice of the unicity of the solution of a
differential
equation with retarded argument. Ibid.39-14
At
-t-

BLAZED., M.
bm Noether's thearmas P. 163
MATEMATICK047MUM CASOPIS. (Slovenska skadeada vied)
Bratislava Czechoslovakia
VoL 89 noe 3p 1958
Monthly list of East European Accessions (EUI) W. VOL. 9,
no. 1 January 1960
Uncl,

BLAZED., S.
On the MetalloSM494 of the WoLd of qMLk_he4rt h1jeable
- ~-eo
Iron. S. Blazed. (Rutaicke Lietyl 1930# Vol. 5# Sept-j
Pp.
374-375). (S- G oh). The author invexUgatod
alcroseopically
and by ba&vya manourawnte welds or blackbew-t malleable
iron. He found that Sraoka in such welde are cauved by
diffusion
on carbon from the Iron of the part into the ueld and
the rapid
cooling. This gives the weld a martansitic structure.
Imadiate source alipping

RIAZEDK,, S.
Formation of cracks in resistance flash welding.
(Conclusion) P. 374..
ZVARAM (Ministerstvo hutneho prumhslu a rudnych bani a
Ministerstvo
strojarstvo) Baratislava, Vol. 3., No. 12,, Dec. 1954
SOURCEt East Elropean Accessions List (LTAL) Libraz7 of
Congresso
,vol 0 I~r , No. 12, December 19!05

j7
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and f1slusifou'Of salts in pormr"Inj
ISIMSTifilill. STINA011111, And ifilinilig IN%l4t% V, Rvil"LS 11
andAuton Blaftj(TC, It. Uwv. SICAv -it l. It' lti,I-AN .
Sunonalv. +C1 4);
cf. C.A, 47. 'Wits %Avir llvt,t. ill N twiftillit Ina,
Itli.0% by the cht-AlirtAltkovil 11--lowl mtllt4 (C-4, 16,
with li; ttion w I'll Oil 11, in,
made after usil tif Nuk.ts J.t IAnning
&Alt C'Mltcl%t W Wine. b%1 IsLA all cust, of tom. S)nIalts.
The actu'Al dectinue vras greater than that AJ,td. urt~lyticavy
because %,une salts Wele cartw ilit'. the litilit'r by the pek.
SAIts stid jq1dj lp Usturill NVIng gnaterials, sytitus. **4
tanalsig 04vors. 1W. X4,00vi S. 2M." 111VU.-To
avow at effor caug"I by salti carried Into tan liquors by
pelt4 sWt dectis. wem twile Ill 14dn$. Ul HAUCRI tanning &Ad
syntanit beforeand after detanning with hide powdrr as In the
filler-bell narthod of analysis. The s3lts rrmovtd front cer-
Wit synisas duri"j. tanning am enlipmed to Iw the neo-
IrAliftil uld vNikodli W the SYRIA11%; IlIfIvIOM OvI all salts
removeill by cutloh tichat'SON A-Alt bt CU~IANI RIN "WARtiniW
The Cheslik*-Drunn-lialmv, lUetillUl I% Sljlt_~t',Jr J(W 114rtt.
salts i-,t vegttable tanning ext-s. but nut in s)-ntns conti.
cationis that Mntitutc c~Anjxnient of lite -tannin.-

BLAZEJ, A.
The importance of extraction materials in determining the
qualit3 and method for tanning
sole leather. p.36 (Kozarstvi, Vol. 7, no. 2 Feb. 1957) Praha
SO! 11onthly List of East European Accession (MU) LG, Vol. 6
no. 7 Juiy 1957. Uncl.

/The determination and fractionation W sulf&t,?f,7.atW
solutions of chrome alum. Anton Illaid at
ffft4k. Unix-ShLukla, Brilmavm. U I.). OMISM 7.
324-8(1957).-"e dtin. of total, ctild- and warm-titrated,
and also free SO.- - ions was studit-d. Tt)tajS04--wusdctd.
gravitnetrically with bengidine dichlurkle. Cold- and warm-
titsations were nwde with pbentlphthitkin. Tim cold titra-
tion dets, free H.SO., SO. - - bound electrovidently to cat.
ionic Creamplexes,and a part olcodrdinatively bound sWate,
During the puttatkunctric titration, with Sb at glass elec-
trodes 4 points of infiecti,xi appenr at pit 3.3 aud 8.5; the
Ist &M free IIIS04. Sains. with plf - 2.8 always.
"ns. with pH 241-4.3 wwwthaes, and aver pH 3.3 never
"'tain free H3SO,. The titration of a boilins "a.4111ves
free and ct"uplex bound SO. (a detn. of b"Icity). otal
SO. Is detd. gravimetrically by the Ilints and Weber
method (Z. ono). C". 45, 31(19M)). L. Mums-

BIAM, A.; YAWSOVSKA, E.
"Control of the scouring and deliming of raw, hidesl
International Fair of the
leather Industry In Parts."
P. 357; MO (Kozarstvi) Vol. 7, no. 12, Dec. 1957
Prague. Czechoslovakia
SO: Monthly L-sdex of Sast European Adoessions (ERAI) IZ.
Vol. 7. no, 4,
APril 1958

C OLI NT ~_LIY :Czecboalovokia
CAT-31GORY
H-24
M3.5. joU.-j. RZKhm, No. 16 1959, No 58610
AuVoil -.BI a z!_j ~,A
IFST.
TITLE I-Investigation of the Chemical Composition of
Bark and Wood
0 P IC- . PUB ".1ada a Vyzk r Prumyslu Roz*deln, 3,
119-1126 (1958)
A'-.A 3 T I U Cj 12 :The author has developed a now
method for th*
analysis of the chemical composition of wood and
bark. The method is based on the successive ex-
traction of the samples with benzene, Cjl~ OR,
water, and 0.05 N HC1. The residue is analyzed
for cellulose, lignin, and p*ntosans; the hexosans
content is determined by difference. An analysis
of the chemical composition of spruce barK is
given. The above method in recommended for appli-
cation to the analysis of wood.
D. Gorin
,CARD:

COLIN Ili I :
CATEGOPY :
ABS. JOUR. :
V-1110P
()RTC,. PUB. i
iABSTRP,CT
R7rMn,) 1 1960i No.
7oila a v-jZk. v prurri.-Iii
1` 3 -3 3'2
possibliltiez of labov-.oun
ativo C'eterl.,imtioll
10 tilo C) f the qu=ltita
-vt " on - c, f clru -
2. i r o, i
c c11, 0 ZO o 11

CZEROSIOVAKIA / Chemical Technology,, Chmical Products and
Their H-35
Applicationt leathers Awj Golatin4 Tanning
Materials & Xndvatrial Proteins.
Abs Jour Rof Zhur - mwdA.- No 5.. 1959o No- 17986
Author Blazej A.; Yarkusovska, R,
Ins t iot Un.
Title Ccmplexametrical. Method of Determination of Calcium
in
the Ashing
Or1g Pub : Kozarstvi., 1958,, 8p No 4.. 117-120
Abstract : No abstract given
Card 1/1

BIAZEJS A.
"Analysis and evaluation of aezdchrome tanned
leather, II, Calculating
characteristic constants.." P. 335o
KOZAMTVI, (Ministeretvo spotrebniho prwWolu)o Prahaj
Czechoslovakiaj,
Vol. 8,, No., 31, Nov. 1958.
Monthly Ust of East Buropean Accessions Sm, LG) Vol#
8. No. 8.
"Pat 1959.
Uncla.

SWFJ, A.
"Analysis and evaluation of semichrome tanned lenther."
'~9ZAIISTVI, Prahaj Czechoslovakia, Vol. 8, No. 12, 1958.
.040
Monthly List of Rast European A-cessions , 'C, Vol. F, Ii
). ', ~j,pte'g)er
Unclassifier!.

li if %/ UO
4. BIAZHIT, Anton [Blazelt Antonin]; MPICMv
Mroulav,[Spicka, Kiroslayl.
Testing chrome and vegetable tanned skins (to
beV~dcutinued).
Ieg. prom. 18 n0.5:30-34 Vq 158. (MIRA ils6)
1. Tekhnologiaheskiy inltitut Movakii, g. Bratislava
(for Blashey),
2, Nauchno-leeledovatel o)dv Institut kodmvenno-obuynoy
proW&Ien-
nostiq g, Otrokovitseq Chakhoulovaklys. (for Shpichka),
Wde~ and skins--Testing)

BLAZHOY ~~nt- SHPICHKA, Miloslav
Analysis of leather tanned by the cbromo-vagetable
method.
Part 2! Calculation of the characteristic constants
Leg.prom.
18 no.6:40-42 J (HIRk i2:10)
(Lat"h,or.)

BLAZHIT, ANTON [Bla~ei. Autoia'rjl SICkCHKA. MIROSL&V
CS"Pl~cka, Miroslav)
Testing chrome and vegetable-tanned skins (conclusion).
Leg.proz. 18
no.7:31-34 Jl 158. (MZRA 11:9)
(Rides and skins-Testing)

ic
Ila.
jarp.
Vo
rR

BIAZZJM, A.; GLWAUERs L*
Ua-4 tion of the 'a-7&tAllinity and
orientation of hide
protaiu* KozwetiL13 no&4&103-107 Ap 063o
. V L-
1, Natedra c~smioksj teohnologis kose a Yody#
4smicka
fakulta, Britislayu

CE AUER$ L. A .
93camination of the arystallinity and orientation
of hide
proteinue Pto 2, Zosarstri 13 no*5tl4l-142 My 163.
1. Katedra *homickaj technologie koze a vody,
Chemicka fokeltaip
Bratislava*

.PLAZEJv Anton; NATHEROVA, Lubica, prom. farm.
(Odbojarov 12, Bratislava);
BUCkOVA, Anna
Analytical evaluation of tannin containing extracts of
crude drugs. Acts. pharmac 8t63-80 163,
1. Chair of Leather Chemical Technology, Faculty of
Chemistry,
Slovak Figher School of Technology, Bratislava (for
Blazej).
2. Chair of Pharmacognosy, Faculty of Pharmaceutics,
Komensky
University, Bratislava (for Natherova and Buckova),

SVANCER, Jan; BIAM, Anton
Interoperational control of liming. Pt. 1.
Kozarstvi
14 no. 3: 76-79 Mr 164.
1. Svit flational Enterprise, Otrokovice
Plant and
Department of Leather Chemical Technology,
Slovak
Higher School of Technology, detached
worksite
Otrokovice.

~ BIA2EJ, A.; KOTASEK, Z.; RADIL, M.
Eighth Congress of the InternationaX Union of
Leather
Chemists Societies. Kotikratvi 14 no. 4s117-121 Ap
164.
1. Chair of Leather ChGrkical Technology, Slovak
Higher of
TeOAology, Bratislava (for Blazej). 2. Research
Institute
of Leather, Otrokovice ~for Kotasek). 3. Research
Institute
of Leather, Gottwaldoy (for Radil).

BLAZEJV A.; MCHLIK, I.
Study or keratin imminization. Pt. 1, Kozarstvi 14
no. 5:
130-134 My 164.
1. Chair of lAather Chemical Technology, Faculty of
Chemistry,
Bratislava.

..'0
HICHLIK, I.; BLAZEJ, A.
A study of keratin immunization. Pt.2. Kouwstv-i 14
no.11:
333-336 N 164.
1. Chair of Ieather Chemical Technology of the Fnculty
of Chermestry,
Higher School of Technology, Bratislava.

BLAZEJ, A.; MICHLIK, I.
Polarographic determination of methionine In wool and
hair keratins.
Kozarstvi 15 no.209-63 F '65.
1. Chair of Leather Chemical Technology of the Chemical
Faculty
of the Slovak Higher School of Technology, Bratislava.

BIAZEJ, A,; CEBECAUER, L. I BOLVANSKY, P.
Study on collagen degradation by gamma radiation
Co. Pt. 2.
Kozarstvi 13 no* 11: 323-325 N 163.
1. Katedra chemickaj technologle koze, Slovenska
vysoka
okola technicka, Bratislava.

BL=s A.; STANGER,
StUdy of donor power of ligamis r. CIr Pt.
Kozfi,..-,';rl
13 no.12063-365 D163.
1e Katedra chomickej technologia kozet det4movare
praco-
visko Otrokovice, a zavodne laboratorlum kozeluzen
Svit.,
n.pa, Otrokovice.

BLAZJP Anton, doo,, ins,
Coummorating the 70th birthday of professor Vaclav
Kubelka.
Chem zvesti 16 no.1/4160-162 Ja-F '62.

BLAZE.Ty D.
How metallurgic workers in the Klenent Gottwald Ironworks In
Vitkovice
help the development of aLriculture. P.3*"B. ENKIGI.';IKA.
(Ministerstvo
paliv a energti~y. Mavni sprt:va elektrarc:n) Praha. V01. . ,
no. 5,
May 1955
SOURCE: East Miropean Accessions List, (EEAL), Libr4ry of Ccnj
ss,
Vol. 4, No. 12, December 11. 5 5

ALMJ, Zdenkot inzes, dre
Sconomy of building enterprises* by S, Haass,
P. Stahlv
0 Stradal. Reviewed by Zdanko Blazsj,, Pos
stayby 3-1
no*5&287 163,

BLOEJOZYK, M.
Labor safety and hygiene in the Arka State Fisheries
Enterprise In
Gdynia. p. 5 Vol 7, Mo. 8, August 1955 GOSPODARKA
RTANA. WARZK4A
S(XJME: East Eurcoean Accessions List (EEAL) LC, Vol
5, No. 3,
March 1956

BLAZEJCZYK, M.
Sea fisheries in Poland. Tre from the Polish* P 99
YORSKO RIBARSTVO, (Udruzenje morskog ribarstya Jugealavije)
Rijeka, Yugoslavia
Vol. 3-1, no- 5, May 1959
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EKAI) IZ. vol, 8,
no. 9, Sept. 1959
Uncl.

BIAZLTEWSKL, Aleksandraj IZJAp Stanislawl MATYSIAI..
TadeuBs
Observations on the frequency of bumblebeem (Dombun
Latr.)
in the red clover fields near the city of Torune
Nauki matem
przyrod Torun no.8:51-60 161.
1, Katedra Zoologii Systematyczwjp Univeraytet im.
M.Kopernika,,
Torun*

BLAMJEI~SKA, Aleksandra (Torun)
The role -f insects in the transfer of plant viruses.
Wazechaviat
no-3:66-69 Mr 165.

POLAND / General and Special Zoology. Insects* General p
Problems,
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Btol,,, No 12, 1958., 5420Z,
Author BlazeJewski, FrancisEek.
Inst
Title Insect Poisons and Their Significance.
Orig Pub: Polskie pismo entomol.,, 1957,, B,, No 1, 5-29.
Abstract: This Is a survey of published data on the chemical
composition of poisonous substances serreted by
insects, the -.3ttouct'llre of poison glands and of the
outlet ducts, the means by which the Insects use
poisons and their biological significance, and the
utilization of Insect poisons In pharmacology,
Card 1/1
I

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BUZJSWSKI, Franciazek
Systemtic position of Xenoturbellida Weatblad 1949. Przegl
zoolog. 6 n0-4:259-263 162.
-1. latedra,Zoologii Systamatymaj, Universytet Mikolaja
Kopernika,, Torun.

BLAZEJSMI, Franoissek
Actimilida Swedmark-Taissior 1958, a now order of
Hydrozoa?
Prsegl soolog 6 -no.4:263-266 162.
1. Katedra Zoologii Systematyasnaj, Uniweraytet Mikolaja
Kopern4ka, Torun.

CZOPEK, Juliusz, doe. dr;.BIAZEJEWSKI,
Franciazek, dr
Minutes of the Cr-neral Meeting of the Polish
Zoological
Society held in Torun September 4, 1962.
Przegl zoolog
7,no. 1: 109-M .163.

BIAMTEWICZ, Z.
Some burning problem of the control of materials in
industrial building, pe 54. MATERMY BUDOWLANE,
Warszawa. Vol* 9# no* 96v July 1956.
SOURCES But European Acession List (EFAL) Library of
Congress
Vol. 5, no. 8, August 1956.

BIA_'7rJEWSKI . Franclozok; MATYSIAK, Tadouss
,
Carabua hortonsis L. with an elytrion anomly. llr2egl
zooloa 6 no.3t240
IU a
1. Natedra Zoologii Systematyoznoj, UnJworsytet im.
14ikolaja Koperzilka
Tonm.

BIAZEJEWSKI, Zdzislaw; PRUSINSKI, Antoni; SZULC, Janine
On myo-rhytbmic diaordere of the face with report of 2 cues.
Neurol. etc., polska 11 no.32335-339 161.
1. Z &Iinikl Chorob Nervowych AM w Lodzi Kierownik: prof. dr
nauk
med. E. Herman. (FACL disj (TRMOil case reports)
1 ~ I

BLAZSEJOVSZKY, Sandor
Financial interests of the enterprises as well as
of their
management in the development of technology and
innovation
movement. Ujit lap 16 no.M6-7 25 0 164.

IRTA7 OVM, Vao4v
Technical developWvt of breweries &W mating
plants.
Ivasny pr= 9 noo5tlO5-106 My 163.
14, Vyzkwm ustav pivovarsky a sladarskys, Praha,

BLI-JOV'KY V
0
New Technology Day in beer-bottling plants. p.
3.87.
KRIDLA VIASTI. (Svaz pro spolupraci a armadou)
Praha, Czechoslovakia
Vol. 5, no. 8, Aug. 1959.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAI)v
LC, Vol. 8. no. 11.
Nov. 1959
Uncl.

BLAZEJOVSKY, Vaclav
New machinery and equipment at ti. brewing
iduqtry exhibition
in Dortmund. Kvasny priun 10 no. 8t173-17'7 Ag
164.
1. Research Institute of Brewing and I*ilting,
Prague.

BLAZEK, A.
"Present Concept of Forest V~luation", P. 640, (ZA
SOCIAL13TICKE Z----xZ3Z-T-Z7VI,
Vol. 4, No. 6, June 1954, Praha, Czechoslovakia)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions, (&EAL), LC,
Vol. 3, No. 12,
Dec, 1954, Uncl.

PRIAM, A.
W' -OCIALL'TICKE
wastqpaper as Protection for Windbreak*") P. 642., (7A ~
-I
Zi::,ZDEL3'rVI, Vol. 4) No. 6, June 1954., Pratia,
Czechoslovakia)
SO: Monthly List of Last European Accessions, (MAT), LC,
Vol. 3, No. 12,
Dec. 1954, Uncl.

BLAZIK, A.
'Heat IconoxW in Open-Hearth Furnaces."
SO: Rutalk (Metallurgical worker)# Omhosloyakla, Yol. 4. Novo
1, Jan, 1954. (Air,
III adone IR-775-54, 12 Apr 54 (unclassified)

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X Fr"Al..
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Imictrk-AIv.
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Derivatives
"Determination of Some Pharmaceutically
Used
Acridine Derivatives," A. Blazek, R.
Kelvoida,
Z. Zyka, Just An&' Chen and Inst Phar
Chen,
Charles U, Prague.
"Casopis Geakeho Lekarnictva" Vol IM11,
No 9-12,
VP 138-145
Developed polarometric detu methods for
these
substances in pure state and in tablet
form,
using 0-05 mOl K2Cr207 pptg soln nercury
drop
cathode and satd calomel anode with equal
parts
lBlTl2
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Derivatives (Coutd)
of water and acetic acid buffer soin (pR
4.8).
Detd Atebrin, Rivanol, and Trypaflavin
izz this
msvmr. Polarographic examn of Atebrin
Tryps-
Mvin, Proflaviu, and Rivanol in pH 4.6
buffer
*an provided rgproducik2e waves for quent
deta
In concu of 10-~' to 10--3 mol In pure
and in
toblet form.

BLAUX, A - Lzech (.A; L?:11078
Lharles Univ., Prague
"Polarometric determi nation of some unsaturatod organic
eviripounds."
Sbornik Mezinarod. Velarog. Sjezdu Praze, 1st Congr. 1951,
Pt. 11.1, Proc.,
555-61 (in Czech), 561-3 (in Russian), 563-5 (in Lnglish).

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of the MnOgi of the c-;-1a1zzj C1
- I ~
hyd!cxy -611137ie
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Tit IV) i, mhwv-d tit th;, l1ropili-Ig H3 Ot~~!rot!t in
0 'Y
;~61 in tht i-v--urv of 11I..
linliting I?Trll t' i." tl~rt.r(j% th~' mran difItmion
current.
1, (;)rq'Vr6-;n;,0 to 11,P vunrn. of bv A khirtir (-uT-
rti-I vdhich is a function o! the hydromytainitiv mm-n.
Tht
i'~ F7,Armi by the r4 Ti(]%*) to Ti.
w1:0i th~-n is chemirAlly oxiffi,-rd to Ti,'AV) by tile
hy
Orm-Onmi-le f') be mvc worr tvail'i"Ir fm
Occtrur"luction.
Tt~~! v.1 cm. is :ioi Ti" + N11,wil - TO,
+ H.-) IT, NU,-, the nlirkul Mir micts uith Me
Oxalic avid. Data f-r Me tat:" 0 i.,/11 oht'lilwd :it
O'er-n
trmpi~ vrith vlw. t-f ilifferrnt corictits. aud
4 at tHilryrnt drop time:; me w~trl in mnhmrfirn with
(lie I
table, .1 Xt,,k~ (& kpreit-Ji!?g afystt.) to Cale. the
-rhK
ity CDn5t. (k) of the kinetic ren0ion "i Ilk Illutil(WI
~ H& a
va)ae of k - 42.1 ~k 1-5 1.1'mcl ic_ tit 27,', Ali ahm-,t
'denti(,11 %Mvc tit k - 42.0 � (t 2 -;m is found hV
i-tifitely differrnt trwthod in o h1vii the anodir,
dave, "hicb
iiour tocIntmixidationvT k,3brrvr,1 todiminish
b as ~ hanctim of time aftcy tile (A known rmts. of hy
dmiylmnine lxc2use cJ tile cbrin. of Ti(111) hy
thelinti, ~ From the trimp. dtivitdcrict (4 1, the
~ictivatlpn
0 fhi miction ise.,1c;L os E - 7,0k~aj, 0- It. lk

ry
-17 T7F
--T
h drIermi"d by
P.1arographic tirra0en In two ways, (;) "ith 0.1 N
TrCJ4 in 03Af omalic acil (10 j"1) at W C, by U" of
the dropping-mercwy electrode, &nJ (ii) witb 0- 1 N
KBrO in 2 ki 140 is MI) cantAming 40 M cent.
I'M (I Mi) ~i 60- to -,O'C by "&r.3 of the rotaltitj
P:I:'IaUM OCCtrMO, G- G AU*.
L ----

A.
Themobalance with electromagnetic corrensation of weight
variations. r. 153.
(SILIKATY, Vol. 1, No- 2. 1957, Praha, Czechoslovakia)
SO: Yonthly List of East huropean Accessions (A,SAL) LZ, Vol.
6, N,. 171, Lec 1957. Uncl.

BLAZEK, A.
Review o' the developywnt of the production of coal and coke in
the past
period. p. 1301-
(TEHNIKA. Vol. 12, No. 8, 1957, beorrad, Yugoslavia)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (IEAL) Lc. Vol. op
No. 10, October 1957, Uncl.

CZECTIOSLOVAKU%/Laboratory Equipment. Instruments.
Their
Theory, Construction, and Use. F
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khim., No 13; 1958, 43139.
Author azek Antonin
Inst
Title
Electronic 'Irmo-Dalance Outfitted for Concurrent
Tracing of Curves of Differential Therml Analysis
and Analysis of Gaseous Decomposition Products.
Orig Pub: Hutnicke listy, 1957, 12, No 12, lo96-1103.
Abstract: The ole ration of the described instrunent
consists
in an autOLiatic compensation of the deflection of
~the balance beam by Deans of a stationary solenoid
provided with an iron core, which is suspended from
one arTa of the balance bean. The solenoid is sup-
plied with current from a photo-compensator the
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CZECHOSLOMM/Chemical Technology - Leather, Fur,
Gelatin* H-35
Taruiina Agents, Industrial rToteins.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Xhimiya, No 24, 1958, 83935
Author : Blazoj, A.
Inst .1
Title The Gritcrion for Gorq~lctoncoo of Tannage in
Chrone
Leathers.
Orig Pub Kozarstvi, 1958, 8, No I>, 72-74.
Abstract The problems of analyzina chrona - and chrome
- veGetable
tanned leathers was examined. The existing technique for
the analysis uf these leathers is unsatisfactory: there
are no methods developed for determining the fixed
tanning
agents, the value of the chrome complex, the tan number,
and the leather nitroame The content of Cr,'O 3 in %,
pre-
sent in the ash of chrome leat is not an-ifidox for the
degree of tannage completeness in these leatliers.
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CZECROSLOMM/Chemical Technology - Tcather. Fur.
Gelatin. H-35
Tanning Agentse Industrial IToteins.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Xhimiya, No 24, 1958, 83935
.1 ton number) vhich expresses how mny parts of the
Cr~03
are fixed with 100 parts of akin substances my serve as
the criterion for the completeness of tannage in chrome
leather.
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c BLAZEK9 A.1 CISAR, V.; CASLAVSKA, V.1 CISLAVSKY, J.
Contribution to the behavior of manganese carbonates and
some oxygen-
containing manganese compounds during heating. Coll Cs
Chem 25 no.99
2419-2434 S '60. (MAI 10: 9)
1. Institut fur Buttenvesen, Toohechoslovakische
Akademis der
Wiseensobaften, Prag.
(Manganese carbonates) (Manganese)

BLAZEK, Aq RALOUSEK, J.
&-----------
Equipmont for thermogravimetry in vacuum. Silikaty 6
ro.1:100-112
162.
1. flutnicky ustav, Ceskoslovenska akademie ved.

BLAZEK, A.; CISAR, V.; CASLAVSKA, V,; CASLAVSKY, J.
Behavior of pyritic ores during heating, Silikaty 6
no.lt25-35 162,
1. Hutnicky ustav, Ge-koslovenska akademie ved.

-2-
und, V1 FEEI. V1 BIAIEK. As
zechoolovakia
7
Me"urgioal Institute, Cgochoolovak Academy of
Sciences - Prague; Institute of Anorgenic
Chemistry, Charles University - Prague - (for all)
Praguet Collootion of Ozechoolovak Chemical
0 To- 9, 1962, pp 9160-2174
"Essay on the Behavior of Iron (111)-Hydroxyde
under Higher Temperatures."

MIS
.1 "s At
-4oal inautate of zarlas univvnlby t 2a aculLurstala
1=4-Ituts Of MOO alo
ri.
-,We (
4142019 r "
fit
O.'V.wrior *f

SVANMR,, Jan; BLAZEJj Antonin
Polarographle behavior of complex chrom compounds.
Kozarstvi
13 no.3:71-75 Mr 163.
1, Zavodni laborator koseltizen,, n.p. Svit.,
Otrokovice; katedra
chemiake tachnologie kase a.vody., Slovenska vyooka
akola
toohniakap det"ovans pracoviste Otrokovice,

FREIp V.; BIA X, A; CASLAVSKA, V.;
Behavior of iron (III)-areenates in higher
temperatures.
CoU Cz Chem 28 no.6z1374~1383 Je 163.
1. Chmisches Institut, Karleuniversitat und
Met&Uurgisches
Institutp Tochechoolovakisahe Akademie der
Wissenschaften,
Prag.
ON

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a-L't it* 11 1 -4
stwil2'Ie coal, o1ll, and pas resourcL-s in
YUVOGLA'I'la. ~.. ,'"3. --do
!`CIVII 1', Vol- 7, no. 2, Yiwonliviiia)
SO: Monthly list of East European iiccessiuns, LC,
V,I. i., no. 1
j.Ln. 1?55, uncl-

V'3310. MUXIVATI ~N AJQ M'DUMVITY 14 YtW,' L.AV O'Al, KIIMN'G.
O'BI.,ZrIf? A. 1 (1). 1 ; in
43
v'r. ml. 3, (B5,

CASLAVSKA, V.; FREI, V.;_NAPA__A_
Behavior of the iron (III)-hydroxide under higher
temperature. Coll.
Cz Chem 27 no.9s2168-2174 S 162.
1. Metallurgisches Institut,, TachechoslovaUsche Akademie
der
Wissonschaftin $nd Instittt fur anorgmAsche Ghemie, Karl
st0ve rs itat,
Prag. I

BIAZEK, Aleksandar, dipl. inz., saradnik
Scientific research in the exploitation of
mineral raw
materials. Rudar glasnik no-3:14-16 163.
1. Rudarski institut u Boogradu, visi savetnik,

"FX)IT c)
rz-. inz. ; MA711,, l3ck.~A ila: dJr.7. !rz.
G,inoml canolderations cv~i lho -A' R lf~rl
tt4e!.r application in walog c,4lr-nlmtlrg
ma,-~.n.1rc-s. h;'ma-,IjKh
5 no.3t--1.2-216
1e tflbaJ]o Pupln hnolivulw-:~q R.,'-rw4f-y
Vn7cr.rq 15.

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EIV.:trollic (birmobalducQ with -muldlatAt(ml itcoldWkIL of
'diffurciltIA l"Jertital analysis cuxvcs mul
product IsWvk
tfMOsicki li,ly 12,
.1,1~tratAoii "f OIL Iqq), i.6 lj~wst~ 111"m auto-
niatic far the dcflc~!tims iA the br.m; t,( tm
n,l"lyti,W Uilm!~Q by use k-4 a sta,~sltid wth 31-viIIg irull
corc Swpt-I&A (III one arlu"Ittselwaut. Thes,'Urce-,1111ply-
actian mi Ott- illsiminax"; receivt4l by the pholo-
tube. Tile C1,111vi%iting vat=ity tj the bAl"m b , aw
trc-I "= hy awaus -A a -mg.- fm1bark.
Tht cuivu of the ilependeum tJ balatict on thr Imp. is
ItAistclod by I-vaus M a Irwoder. 'Me Idevive ill mlibralcil
fi~r 1.5 wwitivity MIMS *hkh tan be chjtuSrJ evm duriug
the vxpt. Ali clec. rr-isian" furnare for teillps, tip to
1150' is drsignftl in vach a way that the difftrentia:1-therniall
Aumlys3s and the gato analysis mn bt made 4multanevu-4y.
Optmti In of the entire equipmelit vw itsitil in long-time
ttsts made "ith different materials, varirm5 mliptit-se ant)
py-rite orrs, tic. The stability and the rLpt"Jucibility.
of tht ctirvts obliaintif art jt4NA. Mr "khIlehl"
i

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Z/012/62/000/001/006/007
E112/E535
AUTHORS: Blazek, A. and Halousek, J.
TITLE: Automatic recording balances for thermal gravimetric
analysis in vacuo
PERIODICALt SilikAty. no.1, 1962, 100-111 + 2 plates
TEXT! Two automatic deflection balances. a beam and a
spring type, for use in thermogravimetric and related
studies are
described. The principle or operation Is the same for both.
The
deviation in weight is recorded as a vertical displacement
of a
suspended element, which is transformed into an a.c.
voltage by
means of a linear differential transformer. This is made as
a
solenoid; two chambers contain equal primary and secondary
windings wound on top of each other. The primary windings
are
connected in series in synphase; the secondary windings are
also
connected in series but in counterphase. A magnetically soft
ferrite core is suspended so that it is in the centre, it
does not
touch the walls and is allowed to move freely. A change in
the
axial position of the core changes the inductive coupling
between
the primary and the secondary windings and as a result of
that it
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9112/E535
produces a change in the output signal from the differential
transformer. In the equilibrium position the output is zero;
with increas.Lng deflection of the core the output increases in
proportion to the deflection. This unbalance signal is
amplified
and rectified by a phase discriminating rectifier. The
resulting
rectified output is proportional to the deflection and is of
one
polarity if the core of the differential transformer is
deflected
upwards and of opposite polarity Alf this core is deflected
down-
wards. A new null restoring mechanism is included for which the
following advantages are claimed: improved stability of the
assembly and improved linearity of recording, diminished
dependence
on variation of amplifier g a i n or changes in the line
voltage. Improved dynamic properties of the assembly are also
claimed: the period of the balance beam or quartz spring can be
considerably reduced and optimum damping can be Introduced. The
sensitivity of the system may be readily adjusted by shunting
the feedback circuit. The beam-balance assembly, Fig.2,
includes:
analytical balance with arresting mechanism, placed In glass
cylinder 2, closed at both ends by ground joints. A ferrite
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core 7 and weight pan 9 are suspended from one end of the
balance. Another ferrite core 4 and a sample crucible, held in
position by ceramic capillaries, are suspended from the other end
of the balance. Rods, carrying ferrite cores 7 and 4 are
inserted into vertical glass tubes, which are sealed into the
glass
cylinder housing of the balance, One of the tubes, housing core 4,
connects via brass bellows 10 to chamber 11, which is provided
with fused-in platinum wires for the thermocouple terminals, and
continues through glass condenser 13 to a cooled brass cylinder
via a Kovar-ring seal. The brass cylinder fits by means of a
ground joint 14 into the neck of the receiver 16. The latter
is provided with an internal cooling arrangement and is sealed
hermetically by a cooled glass plate 21. which at the same time
is the supporting base for the electric furnace 18 and a
molybdenum shield 17. The glass plate is also provided with two
bushings 22 for the furnace wires and a central opening 20 for
the thermocouple. regulating the temperature of the furnace and
for use in the differential thermal analysis. A cylindrical block
from sintered corundum 19, supporting the thermocouple system for
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E112/E535
DTA, and holding the furnace in position, Is attached to the
centre
of the glass plate. The molybdenum shield 17 Is inserted between
the glass receiver and the furnace and is provided with an
opening
for the rod of the balance. An opening in the wall of the
receiver
connects to an evacuation unit 24. It is to be noted that the
core 7 is a permanent magnet. The maximum sample weight is about
V/
3 g. A detailed description and a sketch are also given for the
spring-type balance, in which the extension of a helical quartz
spring is measured by means of a differential transformer. The
maximum sample weight is about 0.5 9. Recording is by means of a
point-type instrument on a 25 cm wide chart; thermogravimetric
and
differential thermal analyses graphs can be recorded
simultaneously
as a function of both temperature and time. A table is included
which contains information of the most important commercially
available and sone laboratory prototypes of recording
balances (principles of operation. capacity, etc.). There
are 0 ligures, I table and 21 reterences: 4 Soviet-bloc and
17 non-Soviet-bloc. The four latest English-language references
read as follows,- Ref.6; J. F. Cordes: Chem.Eng.Techn.20,342-346.
1958: Ref.8: M.J.Pope: J.Szi.Instr. 34, 229-232. 1957; Ref.10:
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E112/E535
J. C. Rabatin. C.S. Gard.t Annl.Chem. 31. 1689-92, 1959;
Ref.12% J.G.Hoolleyt Canadian Journ. of Chem. 35, 374-380,1957.
I
Hutnichy ustav CSAV
(Mining I.nstitute Czechoslovak AS)
ASSOCIATION:
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GLVCXMOVA, E.; BLAZEK~ A.; STARY, F.
The crumbling of camomile infloreseences (flos
Chamomillae
vulgaris) I. The crumbling process. Cesk. farm. 14
no.3:
112-120 Mr 165.
Characteristics of Czechoslovak approved varieties
of comamile
(Matricaria chamomilla L.). lbid.:105-112
1. Vyzkumny ustav prirodnich leciv, Praha.

PIAZ-,Y, E.
LIAZZY0 ~. New trends in the technology of
platitig. p. 371.
Vol. 2, M. 9, Sept. 19,'4.
STR6CJIRaSKA VYIICFA
TEMOLOGY
?rah&, Czechoslovakia
So: East. -iropeon Accessions, ~'Ol. r1p No.
5, FaY 1956

HOUSTEK, J.; BIAZEK, F.; SVEJCAR, J.; JAKUBCOVA,
J.
In memoriam MDr. Jiri Ordlik,, Dr.Sc. CeBk.
pediat. 20 no.9-
753-758 S 165.

4LN AE- AC7 4T- t-izi
BLAM F. Leconi poliomralitidy ve stadiu subakutnim Treatment
of polionrelitis
in the subacute stage Casopis Lekaru Ceskych, Prague 1949,
88/46 (1324-1325)
The indications in the subacute stage are: (1) Postural
correction; (2) relief
of pain; (3) muscular exercises and stimulation, with relief
of spasm. Treatment
must be individualized. Vitamins BO C and E are given, and
in the later stages,
when pain and spasm have disappeared, strychnine is of
value. To expedite
recovery the patient should have psychological as well a3
physical treatment.
Cases of poliomyelitis not completely cured within three
weeks need admision to
~ special treatment contra. In the intervals between
treatments, admiksaion to
~ convalescent contra would be advisable as a safeguard
against relapse.
Prochazka - Prague (XX, 8, 7)
SO: Neurology & Psychiatry Section VIII Vol 3 No 7 - 12

MAZU Y -1
Some remrks on 9o called BOG vviecination
ounplioationa. Pediat.
Usty 5:3. lbwJum 50. P. 153-7
1. Of the Children's Univemity Hondtal.. Pilsen,,
and of the
Childrenis DepaAment of the Matiaryk lions in PraVe.
CUAL 19p 5p Nov., 1950

BLAZAK, F.;IIACHOVSKA. M.
Treatment of Infantile paralysis in the stage of
convalescence.
Prakt. lek., Praha 32 no. 10-11:242-245 20 May
1952. (CLML 22t4)

BIAM P.; BORDVA,B.; HOLUBJo; SIMIDDYApHe
Somatotypes In childhood, Cook. pediat. 15
no.5:436-01 my 160.
1. I'V. dot" klinikk fakalty vaeobacneho lakaretyi
Karlovy
university, prodnosta prof. XUW. 7r. Blasek.
(SONATOTTPNS)

Pediatrics
CZECHOSLOVAKIA
BLAZEKI Frantisek;_Chief of the 4th Pediatric Olinio, Faculty
-61- General Medicines Charles University (Prednosta IV. Detake
Klinik-y FVL KU), Prague.
"The Importance of the Type of Constituti-n in a Child."
PraRue, Casopis Lekaru Ceskyeh, Vol 105, No 51, 16 Dee 66, p
1407
Abstract: The article reviews papers submitted at the Meeting
of the S iety of Czech Doctorst 14 14ov 66. The following pa-
pers were submitted: BLAZEK, F.; The constitutional type of
the child and adoleacentse NOVOTNY, V.; Somatic type of
the adult and his physical proficiency; FISCHER, J.; The constit-
utional type and temperament and their relation to the efficiency
of the movements, No referencess

BIAZAKAJOJAMUBCOVA, M.; XMLIN, V.; ODCH&ZZWVA, IL; PROEDPWC,
X.; PRWXK, V.;
II~,:--I-'*'-- SOBOVA. A.
EXaminstiOn, fOllOW-W & assessment of T)hYsical grovth &
development.
Geske.pediat..13 no,41296-303 5 MRy 58.
1. P. B., Praba 11. Ze rarlovu 2.
(GROVTH, In Inf, & child
measurement (05))

on
Iist, of t

71A Z7-~' 17
"i" , ,
Brudnik, VT. 7entilation and climatic conditions in so;.-.e
j.dncs of the ~;z;trava-
Karvina Basin. p. 172.
UHLI, Praha, Vol. 5, no. 5, May 1955.
SO: !'.-nthly List of ""'Ist, European Accessi-,,rs, LC, Vol.
4, NO. 10, Oct- 1955,
Uncl.

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BLAZEK, F.
Measurements of the depression differences in ventilation
systems. p. 90.
(Uhli,, Vol. 7,, no. 3, Mar. 1957,, Praha, Czechoslovakia)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEII) LC. Vol.
6, no. 12, Dec. 1957.
Uncle

DIAZEK. Yrantleek; BERMGZN, ladvik
Our experiences with the diagnosis, clinical aspects and
~prsvention of acquited brouchlectamis In obildren.
Cesk.pedlat.
15 no.6/7'-503-511 J1160-
1. IT. detska intemi, klialke. a laborator pro det~kDu
pneumologil
v Praze, prednosta Prof.dr. F-Blaseko
(BRONCHINOTABIS In Iuf & child)