SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BOGMA, A. S. - BOGNAR, J.

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VITYUGiN, V. M.; PROKHOROVICH, V. A.; qqqfLAL.A. S.
Nodulizitig iron ore concentrates with cast irc:.,) fillrigs.
lzv. vys. ucheb. zav.; chern. met. 7 no.6-.26-28 164.(MIRA 17-7)
1. Tor,,,rikiy poliWkhnicheskiy institut.

ACC NR, AP5018865 SOURCE CODE: UR/0126/65/020/001/0135/0138
AUTHOR: Bagma, K. K_,; Zubov, V. V
ORG: Bq2joy=on-the-Don Institute of Agricultural Machine Buildiny (Rostovskiy-na-
Donu. Institut cellk-hozmashinostrayeniya)- YI( X5 , I
TITLE: Galvanomagnetic effect in cobalt in the transformation region E*-(
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SOURCE: Fizika metallov i metallovedeniye,-v. 20, no. 1, 1965, 135-138
TOPIC TAGS: magnetic effect, magnetic hysteresis, metal rolling, cobalt, cobalt base
alloy
ABSTRACT: Cylindrical specimens (L = 100 mm, d = -5 mm) were prepared fr w- rolled co-
balt of not less than 99.25% Co, 0.35% Ni, 0.20% re, and 0.05% Cu. Annealing in hy-
drogen at 1OO01DC, for 10 hrs removed internal stresses and inhomogeneity and lessened
the degree of inclusion in the y phase. Specimens were "furnace cooled" through the
Y - c transformation range and aubsequent slower cooling through the y -). c (500OC-
-3000C) range did not influence the results. Silver wires and them%
,couples were
soldered to the ends of the specimen. ror the measurement of AR/R OKL-48 ootentio-
meterfand low resistance galvancmeter (sensitivity 10-7 v/div.) were usi,7d_.'Magnetiza-
tion was measured ballistically. The maximum value of AR/R (H) was taken as the mag-
nitude of practical saturation (AR/R) . Dilatometric measurements were carried out
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on a Shevenar differential aptical dilatometer. AR/R vs H isotherms were measured at
12 temperatures between 1700 and 6050C for heating and 13 tempera-,ures between 1000
and 6050C for cooling in the transform ation vicinity. Specimens approach the practi-
cal saturation at lower field strengths upon heating at temperatures up to 2700C.
This is explained by the approach of the anisotropic constant to zero over the tem-
perature range making magnetization easier. Upon further increase in temperature from;
300-450c'C, the accompanying heterogeneity caused by y nucleation and c + y transfor-ma
tion makes magnetization more difficult and saturation is not reached even at
9 = 2000 oersted. After c -i- y transformation (455-6050C) the susceptibility So in-
creases and saturation of (AR/R) is reached at approximately SOO oersteds; (AR/R) v$
(H) isotherms for cooling exhibit a similar character. (AR/R) a va T hysteresis
curves show the difference between heating and cooling (see fig . I - Point B repre-
sents twoopposing processes contrMiting to the change in magnitude of' (AR/R) with
increasing temperature; a decrease in (AR/R) due,to the presence of c phase and an
a
increase due to the growth of y ctystals. The latter is at first negligible and then
leads to an abrupt increase in (AR/R) (part BC). CD represents disappearance of the
remaining t phase. The change of (AOR) uipon cooling is explained in similar fash-
a
ion. Regions on the curve where transformation has not yet begun or has just been
completed-appear linear. Dilatometer measurements establish these temperature re-
Oons' (3904200C and 400-4700C) as the transformation range. The equation
_A-R
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where Wt is the intensity of magnetization), was studied for heatir.-.~ :~.-4; (;ooling -by-,
_7 rig. i. Depe ndence of the sa turati on mag-
nitude of the galvano-magnetie-effect in
jo cobalt on temperature during beating
(lower curve) and cooling (upper curve).
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A172MR: Bopma, X. K.
0.-,G: Rontov-on-Don Institute of Agricultural Engineorint, (Roatovakiy-na-Donu institut
nol 1Ao1dio-.yayatvennoUo man! envEy
TITLE,: UAilYffoct in Fe-Co alloy
SOLMCO: Fizika metallov i metallovedeniye, v. 21, no. 5, 1966, 795-797
TOPIC TAGS: Hall effect, cobalt iron, Nernst effect, thermal emf
13!',TRACT: The Hall 'effect was' investigated in F(Ao"~LOY (49~ Fe and 51' /- Co) at
temneratures - 200--1000C, which includes the region of superstructural conversions.
To -measure internal potentials and for partial homogenizationt the sample wa.3 pre-
annealed at 1000C for 10 hours in hydrot;en. Random state was obtained by tornporing
at 900C, the orderly state--by annealing at 575C for 20 hours. The Hall emf was
measured on a potentiometer having a sensitivity of jo-7 v/div, the intensity of
magnetization--by the ballistic method. Isotherms of the Hall effect (produced durinj~,
heating from the orderly state) are shown in Fig. 1. Those obtained from random state.!-
have analogous character.
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during hoating from orderly state.
Orig. art. has: 3 figures and 1 equation.
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AUT11011: B rma, K. K.; Zubov, V. V.
ORG: Rostov-on-Don Institute of Agricultural Machinery Building (Rostovskiy-na-Dony
institii-t-sejE-Ii~.Z~kEo-zya.ystvennogo mashinostroyeniya)
TITLE: Dependence of the Hall effect of the c and X phases of cobalt on the magneti-
zation
SOURCE: IVUZ. Fizika, no. 3, 1966, 1T6-177
TOPIC TAGS: cobalt, phase transition, crystal lattice structure, magnetized structure!
magnetization, Hall effect
ABSTRACT: The purpose of the investigation was to determine the effect of the c
transformation on the magnetization dcpendence of the Hall emf. A forged cobalt
sample was prepared in accord with a procedure described by N. V. Volkenshteyn and G.
V. Fedorov (M4 v. 2, 2, 377, 1965). The sample dimensions and the arrangement of the
leads were such as to ensure homogeneous current distribution through the sample sec-
tion. Plots of the Hall emf against magnetization were experimentally obtained at
temperatures ranging from 210 to 605C, which includes the c - A transition temperature
and turned out to be Btrongly nonlinear, ih spite of publishea statements to the con-
trar7. The shapes of the curves are similar above and below the transition tempera-
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ture, in spite of the fact that the hexagonal lattice of the cobalt becomes cubic, at
both the magnetization and the Hall effect, taken separately, experience changes on
going through this point. Orig. art. has: 1 figure and 1 formula
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Materialy noyabrIskoy seseii Akad, nauk BSSR, 1947, Minsk, 1949, p. 99-106
SO: U-4393v 19 August 53, (Letopis 'Zhurnal Inykh Statey', No. 22, 1949).

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Application. Ceramics. Glass. Binders. Concrete.
Abs Jour : Rof Zhur - Khimiya, No 8, 1958, 25912
Author : Bomar Aur
Inst
Title : Classification of Hungarian Glass on the Basis of Its
Viscosity.
Orig Pub : Epit.oanyag, 1957, 9, No 3, 150-153.
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tract : For determining the properties of glass (G) use can be
made of the value of its absolute or relative viscosity
(V). On the basis of the performed tests of V the Hun-
Garian G has been subdivided in groups. lst -- lead G
of low softening point, low V and relative.Ly high ther-
mal expansion coefficient; 2nd -- calcium-sodium G;
3rd -- resistant and green G; 4th -- laboratory, ther-
wstable G and one variety of experimental G;
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Application. Ceramics, Glass. Binderrai Concrete*
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No 8, 1958., 25912
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some of this G is characterized by high electric resis-
tancej and the remainder by a high softening,:point.
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BOGNAR, A.
TECHNOLOGY
PERIODICAL: MAGYAR KEMIKUSOK LAPJA. Vol. 13, nol 9, Sept. 1958
Bognar, A. High-pressure catalytic roactions in a glass-lined autoclave.
p. 321.
Monthly list of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC, Vol. 8, Ao. 2,
February 1959., Unclaes.

BOGUR,A-; HAM,N.; M01HAR,B.; TISZAVOLGTI.Gjr
A simple method for theprediction of theeight- and four-bour sweat
rate in hot shifts. Act& med.hung. 16 no.1:19-23 16o.
1. State Institute of Industrial Hygione (Director: X.Timar),
Budapest.
(SWUTING)
(EYM ION)
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j F_L BLAHO, Gyorgy, Dr; City Council of
TAKATS, Laszlo, Dr, BO'1~1143,jtpe, D
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Szeged, Hospital, Radiological Labora 6fy (Szegedi Varosi Tanacs Norhaza,
Rontgenlaboratorium).
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Budapest, Ma-,jar Radiologia, Vol XVIII, No 4. Jul 66, pages 247-248.
Abstract: [Authors' Hungarian summary] A simple X-ray table is described
which easily be constructed and can be used for the native visualization
of the breast. The advantages of the table, in comparison to the generally
used routine X-ray prooedures,are obvious. A picture of the table is also
presented in the article. 1 Hungarian, 1 Western references.

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survey of school children. Nepegesseegagy 42 no.2!43-47 F 161.
1. Kotlemeny a Fovarosi IT. ker. Iskolaozakorvosi Renclelointezetbol.
(igazgato-foorvas: Bognar Nail dr.).
(TUBERCULOSIS in inf & child)

JULESZ, M.; CZEIZEL, E.;_PCINAR..9-; IIANCSOK, M.; ZOLTAI, N.; ZOLTAI, L.;
JANKO, M.
Toxoplasmosis as a cause of adiposogenital dystrophy. Orv. hetil.
105 no-36:1723 6 3 164.

BOGNAR Ferenc
Difficult days for the AFL-CIO. Manka 11 no.8:32-33 Ag '61.
1. Szakezervezatek Orazagon Tanacoa nemzetkozi kapcaolatok oestalyamk
munkatarsa. -
(United States-Trade unions)

BOGNAR, Ferenc
Trade union movement on the Philippine Islands. H=ka, 11 no.3:34
Mr 161.
1. Szakszervezetek Orazagos Tanacea. nemzetkozi oaztalyanak mmkatarsa,
(Philippine Islands-Trade unions)

DOV-R, Ferenc
In nutshell: Indonesia, India, Burma, j,4.!?anistan. Munka 10 no.2:
33 F 160.

BOGNAR, Ferenc
Rew situation in the British trade union movement. Munka 10 no.6:
33 Je 160.
1. Sznkozervezatek Orazagos Tftnacoa nemzetkcsi oaztalyanak munkatarsa.

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ICCNATI, C. 7-,adio ar-ateurs for development of the tniecc-mmunication system. p. 217.
Vol - 5, 1;0. 1C, Cct- 195,,51.
)IMMECHN'lYL.
T:-.:- HNC LCGY
Ludapest, Hungary
So: la-st. Evropenn Ai:cesvion, Vol. ',, 1."0. r,, YbY 3956

ECCIJR, G.
F.OGNAR.) G. Lemand for electron fiibes in microwave radio commiAcoti.n. p. 17.
Vol. 16, N - 1, 1955.
YULh2!LN--y~T
Tlt,"CHNCLOGY
Budapest, Hungary
So; Last European Accessi--n, Vol. 5, Eo. 5, May 19,16

BOCNP.R, G.
"The effect of noise sources on the perfonnance of a multichannel F11
radio link." In EnClish,, P. 375
FEraODIGA POLYTHECHNICA. (Budapesti Yuszald Egyetem) Budapest, Hungary
Vol. 2, lio. 4. 1958
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC,, Vol. 8, No. 6, June 1959
Uncl.

BOGNARO Geza; CSIBIp Sandor; PRIBELSUYp Oyorgy
Hungarian research results in the field of wide-band microwave radio
connections; also, remarks by S.Csibi and qy.Pribelszky. Mustaki
kozl MTA 26 no.1/4:9-24 l6o. (EEAI 9:10)
1. k Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia tagja, Tavkotlesi Kutato Intezet
(for Bognar)
(Hungar7--Radio)
(Microwave.s)

GELEJI, Sandor, akademikus, 03ztalytitkar;-B "N Geza, akademikus; BENEDIKT,
Otto, akademikus; MAJOR, Mate, lev.tag.; 911GETI, Gyorgy, akademikus;
BAN, Tamas; HEVASIp BYULAq Elnok; BAZSOq Inre, lev. tag.
1. Report on the work of the Section of Technical Sciences to the 1960
General Meeting of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences; also, remarks by
G.Bognar and others. Maszaki kozl MTA 27 no.1/2:1-34 160. (EKAI 10:4)
1. Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia, Muszaki Tudomanyok Osztalya (for
Geleji, Bognar, Genedikt, Major Szigeti, Hevesi)
(Hungarian Academy of Sciences)
(Hungary--Technology)

BOGNAR, Geza
Introductions Muazaki kozl XTA 27 no.1/2:69 160. (ELAI 10:4)
(Hungarian Acad6aW of Sciencea)

KILLNER, Tivadar, lev.tag.;._AQqW, Geza, elnak
National economic importance of technical physical reaearch in the past
and its prospects in the field of the vacuum engineering industry. III.
Also, remarks by G.Bognar. Muszaki kozl MTA 27 no.1/2:111-132 160.
(EEAI 10:4)
1. Magyar Todumanyoa Akademiag Muszaki Tudomanyok Csztalya.
(Electron tubes)

-. BOGNAR, G., member of the Hungarian Acadeny of Spiences.
Colloquium on microwave communications. Acta techn Hung 32 no-3/4:
441-444 161. (EFAI 10;6)
(Hungary--Microwaves)

FOIDES., Janos., go eo=ernok (Budapest); Bq~ Gaza, dr., akademikuo
BvAapest
A letter to Conrad Mrs. Jozoef Nagy., Minister of Light Industry.
Term tud kozl 6 no.8:359 Ag 162,.
1, Tudomanyoa Ismeretterjeazto Tarsulat, Hiszaki Valasztmany
titkara (for Foldes). 2. Tudomanyos Ismaretterjeazto Tarsulat
Maszaki Valasztmany e1noke (for Bognar).

BOGRARI, G.
C~ening address delivered at the 2d Conference on Microwave
Co=iniea ion, Budapest,'Tuna 12-15s. 1962. Acta techn Hung
42 no.1/3:3-6 163.
1, Member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences.
I

BOGNAR, Gaza; GEHER, Karoly
. -
International Conference an Microwaves, Circuit Tijeory and
Information Theory in Tokyo. Hir tachn 16 no.1:25-26 Ja 165.

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d.r.
Therapy 9f urticaria with simultaneous administration of 25 per cent
vagnesiumthiesuifate and citrate, and lobeline injections. Borgyogy.
vener. szonle 10 no.l:Z2-25 Jan 56
1. A budapesti Oryostudonsayi 31gyeten IL oz. Gelklinikaja
(igasgato: Hayml Lure dr. effetaimi tanar) as Agyatemi 07ogyozerta--
(igasgato.- Calpke Zoltan dr. egyetsmi tanar) kozl.
(MTICARIA. ther.
lobelins with magnesium thiosulfate & c1trate solution,
results (Hun))
(MAGMIUM.,
ciirate 46 thionulfate solution, ther. use In urtiearia
with lobelirm (Hun))

BOGNAR, Gyula
ommm Iii~terest - individual interest. Munka 10 no.9t
4-5 S 60.
1, Magyar Szooialieta Munkaspart Kozponti Bizottsaganak
munkatarsa.

ZSOJAW, I.; DUBSKY, X.; BOGUR G.
Application of methane carbon of levass for purification of urine
in sugar content determination, Orv. hatil. 93 no,,5,1:1465-1466 21
Doc 1952. (GML 24-Z)
1. Doctors. 2. lirst Internal Glinic (Director - Prof. Dr. Istvan
Ruesnyak), Budapest Medical University.

BOGNAR, Gyula
Blood donation and traffic accidents. Auto motor 17 no.18:25
21 S 164.
1. Blood Donor Work Group of the District No.9, Hungarian Red
Cross, Dadapest.

POPOVIC, Mironlav, dr.; BOGRAR 3,ona, dr.; KAGDIC,, Svetiolav, dr.; ANDALy
11 Nandor, dr. _ -
Mass histamine poisoning after the consuption of sardines, Glae, hig,
inot. 9 no.3/4143-49 JJ-D 160.
(HISTAMINE toxicol) (FOOD POISONING)

_.~PGNARLJ~s; TAM, Frigyem
A-ppearance of professional standards. Szabvany kozl 14 no.S-.
177-180 Ag .162.
1. Kozlekedes- so Postaugyi Minirsterium I.Vasuti Foooztaly, I/1
Tervgazdasagi so Massaki Fejlesxtesi ssakosstaly vesetoje (for
Bognar). 2. Nobo- as Gepipari Miniozterium Brosarazu Berendeseoi
Igasgatosag Las. Ssabvmqositasi Kospont vezatoje (for Lomb).

J
BOGNAR Imre; PAPP,,/Karoly; TOILYVS, L
Bela; RICHTER, Rrvin
/ I ..\) \ajos; BERKE
Appearance of,p~pfessi6nal standards. Ssabvany kozl 14 no.9:202-
204 8 162.
1.1oal6kedeal- es Postaugyi Minisaterium) Tervgazdasagi es Hwzaki
Fejlesztesi szakos~tily'vezetoje (for Bognar)-. 2. Kozlekedes-w es
Postaugyi Miniazterium Epitesi es Palyafemtartasi azakoaztaly
vezetoje (for Fapp)*' 3- Koz:Lekedes- es Fostaugyi Miniazterium
Gepeazati Szako.aztaly vezetoje~(.V.or Tolgyes). 4. Kozlekedes- es
PO taugyi Miniazteii= Forgdlad owlereakedelmi. szakosztaly
ve:etoje (for Berke). 5. Ko~asz;Lti'-,4i Gepipari Miniazterium 3. sz.
Er aqrqnni SquRbranyositasi Dozpont veietoje (for Richter).

BOGNAR,-..lmre; TOWYES, Lajos; URBAN, Sandor; BEIICSIK, Elemerne;
VADNAI, Gaza; KOPASZ, Karoly; PAJZ3, Andras; SZOB.-.L, j.
Issuance of trade standards. Szabvany kozl 15 no.10:
217-218 0 163.
1. Kozlekedes- as Postaugyi 1-dniazterium I/I. Tervgazdasagi
as Muszaki Fejlesztesi Szakosztaly vezetoje (for Bognar).
2. Kozlekedes- es Postaugyi Miniszterlum 1/7. Gepeszeti
Szakosztaly vezetoje (for Tolgyes).
3. KozlekGdes- as Postaugyi Miniaztoriwn 1/9. Tavkozlo- es
Biztositoberandezesi Szakosztaly vezetoje (for Urban).
4. HAV Szabvanyosito Fonokseg:, Budapest, VI., Nepkoztarsasag
utja 73-75., 111. am 304. sz. (for Bencalk).
5. Kcho- as Gepipaxi Miniszteriiri &zero zamgepipari
'Aasi Kozpont (for Vadnai.).
6. Koho- as Gepipari Miniszterium Lvs-.7ygrosaramia Sz&VvmrffikikjSi
W
Kozpontja (for Kopasz).
7. Koho- as Gepipari Iftiszteriix-, Mozogepipari Szabvanyositas!
Kozpont, Mezogep- as Malomfejleszto Intezet, Budapest, I.,
Krisztina korut 55 (for Pajzs).
8. Konnyuipari Miniszteriuri Iparfej.Lesztesi Foosztaly,-
Altalanos Muszaki as Szervezesi Osztaly (for Szobel).

BOGNAR, Imre; PAPP, Karoly; TOLGYES, Lajos; BERKE, Bela; URBAN, Sandor
Issuance of professional standards. Szabuany kozl. 16
no. 2:H22-H23 F '64.
1. Head, No. I/1 Division of Economic Planning and Technical
Development, Ministry of Transportation and Postal Affai-rs,
Budapest (for Bagnar). 2. Read, No. 1/6 Division of Con-
struction and Track Maintenance, Ministry of Transportation
and Postal Affairs, Bndapest (for Papp). 3. Head, No. 1/7
Division of Mechanical Engineering, Ministry of Transportation
and Postal Affairs, Budapest (for Tolgyes). 4. Head, No. 1/8
Division of Traffic and Trade, Ministry of Transportation
and Postal Affairs, Budapest (for Berke). 5. Head, No. 1/9
Division of Telecommunication and Safety Appliances, Ministry
of Transportation and Posts, Budapest (for Urban).

BOGNAR, Imrs; PAPP, Karoly; TOWYES, Lajos; URBAN, Sandor;
SZODENYI NAGY., Kalman
Issuance of professional standards. Szabvany kozl 16
no. 4:H52-H53 AP 164.
1. Head, No.1/1 Division of Economic Planning and Technical
Development, Ministry of Transportation and Postal Affiars,
Budapest (for Bognar). 2. Head, No.I/6 Division of Construction
and Track Maintenance, Ministry of Transportation and Postal
Affairs, Budapest (for Papp). 3. Head, No. 1/7 Division of
Mechanical Engineering, Ministry of Transportation and Postal
Affairs, Budapest (for Tolgyes). 4. Head, No.I/9 Division of
Telecommunication and Safety Appliances, Ministry of Transporta-
tion and Postal Affairs, Budapest (for Urban). 5. Head,
Instrument Standardization Center, Ministry of Metallurgy and
Machine Industry, Budapest (for Szodenyi Nagy).

B0014AR 1pre- TOLGYES Lajos; BERKE, Bela; URBAN, Sandor
Issuance of professional standards. Szabvany kozl 16 no.9:Hll,'-HI14 S 164.
1. Chief, No.I/I Division of Economic Planning and Technical
Development, Ministry of Transportation and Postal Affairs,
Budapest (for Bogner,. 2. Chief, No.I/7 Division of Mechanical
Engineering, Ministry of Transportation and Postal Affairs,
Budapest (for Tolgyes). 3. Chief, No.1/8 Division of Traffic
and Trade, Ministry of Transportntion and Postal Affairs, Budapest
(for Berke), 4. Chief, No.I/9 Division of Telecommunication and
Safety appliances, Ministry of Transportation and Postal Affairs,
Budapest (for Urban).

BOGNAR, larej TOWYES, Lajosj URBAN, Sander
Issuance of professional standards. Szabvany kozl 16 no.U:hl46-
B147 N 164.
1. llead2 Division of Economic Planning and Technical Development,
Ministry of Transportation and Postal Affairaq Budapest (for Bognar).
2. Division of Mechanical Engineering, Ministry of Trarsportation
and Postal Affairs, Budapest (for To1gyes). 3. Heado Division of Tele-
communicat-ion &n-1 Safety Appliances Ministry of Transportation aAd
Postal Affaira, Budapest (for Urban%

NAR _~stjTp; FOLDIAK, Gabor, dr.
-90-q I
Transformer oils and their classification. Elektrotechnika 58 no.21
33-36 A 165.
1. Research Institute of the Electric Industry, Budapest (for Bognar).
2. Isotope Institute of the National Atomic Energy Commission,
Budapest (for Foldiak).

BOGNAR, Istvan, okleveles gepeezmemok
The state and problems of city transportation. Jarmu mezo gap
10 no.2:52-54 F 163.
1. Fovarosi Villamosvasut Maszaki Fejlesztesi Ontaly vezetoje.

BOGNAR, Istvan, okleveles mernok
Investigating the streetcar line system in connection with the
haw Elisabeth-bridge. Koal tud sa 13 no.1:11-19 Ja 163.
1. Fovarosi Villamosvasut V.oszta1,YV828tOjG.

BOGNAR, Istvan, okleveles mernok
~ -. -`
S,itua,ti on and problems of city transportation. Kozl tud az 13
no.2Os443-"5 0 163.
1, Fovarosi Villamoovaeut V. oestalyanak vezetoJe.

FOLDIAK, Gaborp dr.p oklevoles vegycszmernokp a kemiai tudomanyok kan-
didatusap kulso munkatars;'BOGNAllp Istvanp okleveles gepeszmornokp
tudomanyos minkittars I - -
Tho method of the In arnational EleotrotacImical Commission for
the aging of transformer oils. Elektroteohnika 56 no.10:444-4/+8
0 163,
1, Villamosipari Kutato Intezet,, Budapest, XIII,, Lahel ut 23,

BOGNAR, Istvan
Investigation of the A-B stepping place system, Maz elet 18
Ao.23t15 7 N 163.

BOGNAR, Istvan$ okleveles gapeszmernok
Investigation of the A-B stopping place system on the
streetcar line 61 in Budapest. Koz1 tud sz 13 no.9:
415-419 S 163.
1. Fovarosi Villamosvasut Vallalat osztalyvezetoje.

BOMAR, Janos
Data on the existence of square roots from opera'ors, self-
adjoint in relaticn to an Indefinite metric. Mat kut Rozl IMTA
6 no.3:351-363 162.

BOGNAR, J.
Analytic-chemical investig,tions in ultraviolet light. III. Mechanism of
fluorescent adsorption indicators..
ACTA CHIMICA. (14agyar Tudomanyos Akademia) Budapest. Hungary. Vol. 20
No. 2, 1950
Monthly Lists of East European Accessions, (EEAI) LC, Vol. 9, Vo. 1. 1960
Uncl

DOMARI
Hungarian Teclinical Abet.
Vol. 6 -40. 1
1954
0i
546-73--s-4' : 545-83
0. Micro-rairthod for the determination -tv-b~qoy -
the catalVic acceleration a( the oxidation of slizaria
derJvatives with perborate compounds -.A kormisraik-
roanatilikoi Ahjudatifia I)rrbordfol psi- A
d4cididtfah -Pj- 1~4aAr. ~ flu"Prian ..
joornal of Chemistry - Magyar Witija4if FXydirat - Vul.
59. 1953. No. I- P11- 24-39, 3 t3bs-)
Several wit hraquinnov. derivat ives were investigaUd
and it was found that the CILialytic effect of cobalt was
ab~crval>le only in the case of dmivatives which cantained
free hydroxyl groups in the j,j-ortho pusition. Alitarfil
unit its derivatives (e. g. diacetyl alizarin, alizarin, Malhinic
add. 1.2,54TIOXY-11111hraquinone, 3.2.7-tri"Y'"othrailid-
none, i,i,8-i.tioxy-aiitliritquiiioiic, t,2,5.6 and
etc.) were tho inost tatsceplibic
to this cattilytIc off--ct, I. e. they bhowed it pronounced
I incream fit, tho ruto of oxidation. ticircial niethodi wvre
elaborated. for lh6 dettlinination 101 cob"It -with A fK-11-
sitivity cif 10- '1 Co It' A 5 I'll 50111tioll WSW olflfi~ apove
effect. Salts of silver, copper, tin, zinc, calciiiin. niagitt-Aum,
beryllium, t*iut-n. Arcollillin and I he cyarildes intefferv
with the doOlininAtIou. Metluxis aro tlg~cribatj W il
CUM11114tion of these WUIP?UU(ls 01(ting 41 k"-ijIit&UoV-
of by com 403dog., D

11 UNG
roor, IL MW Arvau"Vie fitswom luww.--r
Und )~ vercAbi 1,40a Aim kang, 19N, 5, 91-46).=20~
ad")tion indicat5t (tit the armenti-
;tic titration of halide or thlocyanato Wits at coom, down to
ine COIdur Change is fram lenumldir1w to orange red.
Chloride, litomide anti thitwyanata can t-, trated in neutral or
slightly acid solutiun (pil >2),' Wit)n in neutral of ammonlacal
s0uflan (PH < 11). AlcvhO rw Acetono must 1* addt4i In Ow czse u1
chinride, tut the, indkator then fail& to function in the ptmuct 0
salvi of other ructals, Silmr can only be. determined by* back"
titration. A, 11, W-17-

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Yrllmv,) 11) nrgenletmr1rik od"ompri a I~Tfj- I
hvifrArgn. j it" BgI14 AFHI JA Affigynt. Kimfol
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BOGNAR, J.; SAROSI, SZ.
BOGNAR, J.; SAROSI, SZ. Influence of orranic solvents on adsorption indicator
processes. In English. p. 361.
Vol. 7, no. 3/4, 1955
ACTA CHI14ICA
SCIENCE
HUNGARY
So: East Europeon Accessions, Vol. 5, No. 9, Sept. '1956

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CorsidCrobb, expallAcm of applivatioll of Ifle dvtIvutIvv5 V(
fluun~dnv in the argestinmetriv fitration of balhit$ by 111rallu
d organic solunui of small dirkvtrh~ covistint. Tabks, 6 xd

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can lie used In the cerinictric deteralination of
-fe-IF-ialso. in -Diw-p-res-ence -of ilia and 1190V
ferrocyanide, As. Ti and luillol. In addition t~
these, I can be used for ie titration W AIUV, 11
attl ascotbic acid. Tervalefit !;b.can be Hirolted
in cone. HCI soln, in the piesprito 0t'1, lixit As
ncedstICI as: catalyst and thus their inixtum- can
be def-e-r-m-Min-07-rFe MIOUT change Of 1, which was
used, is irreversible (carmine red to greenish blue);
the colour rhange of I in its oxidised form is rcvers~
ible. but less intense and less contrasting. Neither
indicator can be used for the 4cerimetric titration
of 1. 11~0,~ Ta. NO,,, V" and oxalatt. with any of'
tho procedures attempted. Xylene blue VS and
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BOGNAR, J.; NADLER. Z3.
Use of Metanil Yellow. Astrazon Blue 0, Xylene Blue VS and
Setoglaucine as indicators in ceriometry. In German. P. 51.
ACTA C101ICA. (Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia) Budapest.
Vol. 10. no. 1/3, 1956.
SOURCE: East European Accessions List (EEAL) Library of Congress,
Vol. �, No. 12, December 195jj~.

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