SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BORKOWSKI, W. - BORNA, Z.

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• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
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IMSEOMEDSKI, Kaziniorz; PRONS21, Alfrod; PLIK(1/11,;C, Kazimlorz;
BORKOWSKI, Waclaw
Me*thods for purifying raw benzole in the Radlin Coke
Works as reflected in the recent technical literature.4
Koks 7 no.1:15-17 Ja-F 162.
1. Zaklady Koksochemiczne Radlin.
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and-Stubice(5841cm). An analysis of the course of floods during the present centurv and of
the pan played by the rW,. tributaries shows that the possibility of catastrophic flood5 is
--It IN* belief is supported by the presence of a series of reservoirs which decrease or
even diminate the.danger completely. Floods caused by ice blocidng happen in March.'
or even in Feb.; however. recent regulations Of the river bed have diminished the danger.
title conditions do not favor the occurrence of heavy raina in summer
In general, the din
almulti6neously in base areas, and spring snovv melting in the lower part of the bailn LAes
place, as a rule, earlier than in the upper part, and the culmination points of the Oder spring
surges. coming from'upstream. do not catch up with the highest ImIr, of river How in the middle
and lowercmirseof the river. Subjta Headinji: 1. Flood auxlysis 2.0dtrWvtr~AX.P.
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U&gR/ Electronics-- Had io transmitters
Card 1/1 Pub 89 14/27,
Authors v Born, A.
Title a rectifier for a seconel-clategory transmitter
Periodical i Radio 2, page 30. Feb -1954
Abstract i An opinion is,~X~rvsscd, that transmissions of small stations (second
category) may get the necessary rectified energy (for radio'tubes)
from power transformers by means of filters. A circuit with two rect-
ifiers and a power transformer is presented and,described. Through
one filter the energy goes to screen grids. through the second reeti-
fier the energy goes to the anod.-cir,cuit. Diagram.
Institution:

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AUTHOR: Born, A. -_ (Leaingrad)
TITLE: A Short-Wave Receiver on Mains Tubes
(Priyemnik "KV" na setevykh lampakh)
PERIODICAL: Radio, 1958, Nr 12, p 26 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author explains how to obtain a stable and
well-filtered current of 2-3 volts from a cur-
rent of about 1 amp in a short-wave set by
replacing -the 2K2M tubes by 6K7.
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USSR/Analytical Chemistry - Analysia of Inorganic Substances G-2
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Khmiya, No 4, 1957, 12059
Author Born G.I., Vayss K.F,, Kobaladze M.G,
Inst ~Mon on Analytical Chemistry of the Academy of Sciences
USSR
Title On Resolution of Some Analytical Problems Pertaining to Rare
Earths by Means of Radioactivation Analysis
Orig Pub Tr. Komis. po analit. khimii AN SSSR, 1956, 7(10)j lo4-118
Abstract Conisdered is the possiblity of determining some rare earth
elements by the method of radioactivation aiialysis, and it is
shown that by simple auxiliary memis it is possible to carry out
their determination if-ith sufficient accuracy in a number of
mixtures. To measure the activity of the irradiated preparations
use was made of beryllium,,radiizi (500 mg lia) a source of
neutrons and a unit of B type with an aluminum B-1 counter tube.
Described is the procedure of determiulng Eu in sanarium, Dy
in yttrium. earths free from Gd, and in those containing Gd., of
determining Sm in cerium earths free from Eu, and determination
of Gd in yttrixxi, earths low in Eu.
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BMI. J.; KOCZKA, I.; MARON, S.
Bacteriostatic affect of quinollne derivatives on tubercle bacilli.
Orv.hatil. 91 no.28:878-879 9 July 50. (CLML 20:7)

BORN. J.;SZABO, I.
Tuberculos'tatic effect of 8-hydroxyquinoline and its derivatives.
Ory. hatil. 93 no. 13:400-402 30 Mar 1952. (GIXL 23:3)
1. Doctors. 2. National Public Hygiene Institute (Director General -
Academician Dr. Andras Navas) and Public Hygiene Institute (Director -
Prof. Dr. Iasslo Dabis) of Budapest Medical University.

HM-MAPVPha2.-n-,c-A.)LZr and Toxicz)lo,,j% - C'icyljthcrapeutic v-9
Proparatim Antitubarculat,ic DruL;s.
Abs Jour Ref Shur - Biol.., Wo 14, 1956, 661A4
-%uthor U
G3-armati,. L.,, Born J. 13'Jus. L.
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Tic Tuberculostatic Effect- of
"Aves in Animl Erpertamits and ill Clinical Practice.
.A-jr- Pub (h-v. lictilaP, 1956, 97, Ib 41, 1131-ii34
Abstract Tho derivatives of in aiiii-.1,11
a'XI ill "IUr'.allS had -- IOCZ1 'u-Li~.)CMUlOStatiC ef3~OCL- a,!('.
to act when Given stfocut-a.,cotwly or orally. Moir 1,~:al
use in clinical practice Ouri-.--- thoracic surrical iitcr-
vcnti~;;Is (33 Pntients) cause" an increase in tissuc
lat-i~m and. ciAtInelization. 1-.-, 25 cases there was ~
cure. Culilar rosult5 iiL-,:c Dbtaincd from the use )-I' 5---ic-
-Li-~rl-8-iiy~troxyquii-ic)lii,o-. -- A.G. Brusilovskayn.
Card 1/33.

BCRI, PAC
Albert Rinstein and light quanta. UsP-fiz-nauk- 59 no.1:119-1-34
my 156. (Mlak 9:12)
Olinstsin, Allbort. 1879-1955) (4:biantum theory)

BOR~O M.
"Ilan and the atom"
~. 191 (Kosmos. Seria B; Przyroda Nieozywiona, Journal on natural sciences with
the exception of biology issued by the Copernicus Society of Polish Naturalists,
Vol. 4, no. 3, 1958, Warsaw, Poland)
Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EFAI) LO, Vol. 8, No. 1, Jan. q.

BORN,
Zxperiment and theory in physics. Usp.fiz.nauk 66 no-3:353-374
N '58. (Physics) (MIRA 12:2)

BORN, Max; KARM&N, Todor,- GYORGYI., Geza [translator]
Oscillations in space lattices. Magy fiz folyoir 10
no.1:1+7-69 162.

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PETRDLIK, 14iroslav, inz.;_RqRN, Mlan, inz.
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Effect of impurities in sinterid~steel.
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AUTHORs Born, Milan (engineer) 1/6
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ORG: VUPM
TITLEs Long-term atmospheric corrosion of sintered steel
SOURCEs Pokroky praskove metalurgie VUPM, no. It 1965, 32-53
TOPIC TAGS: corrosion, corrosion protection, corrosion inhibitor, corrosion
resistance, sintered metal, steel
ABSrRACT: The article reports on long term corrosion tests of sintered steel under
various ambient aLmospheric conditions over a period of sixteen months through 1963
and 1964 at corrosion testing stations in Prague, at Usti nad:Labem, and.iLt.Ostrova
in collaboration with the State Research Institute for the Protection of Materials,
Prague (Statni vyzkumny us ochrany materialu). Corroslon teFF-Samples were
prepared from two types of iron powder,,Ahe mechanicaly ground Hametag and sponge
iron prepared by the reduction of iron oxide by hydrogen,and high sulfur content
iron samples were prepared!from these powders by sulphurization. From the tests in
the various atmospheres of different degrees of contamination it 'was found that the'.
-test samples prepared from mechanically ground iron powder, sponge iron, and also IQ'4
carbon steel samples had the same resistance to corrosion. In the first stages of

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corrosion the mechanical properties of sintered steel, tensile and ductile stre h,,_-
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deteriorate, but remain unchanged through further corrosion. The meldilred eleiji~rical-
resistance of the samples is significantly affected, and increases sharply with
increased corrosion rate. Suffusion with oil substantially increases the corrosion
resistanc6 of sintered steel. The urgency of using only iron powder of the highest
purity (absence of sulphur) in the preparation of sintered steel for structural parts
is underlined as the tests show that the presence of -sulphur favors corrosion. "The
author is obligated to Mr. Petrdlik, engineer, for the inspiration of this study
and for his help in carrying out the tests,, and also to the staff-of SVUOM, Prague,
pprticulef to &.JaUrk y and V. P ov for helping with the test. Orig. art. haet
ligures, 0 F.U 4 10rmulasa?
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POIAND/Cultivated Plants. Potatoes. Vegetables. Melons M-5
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., No 1, 1958, No 1573
Author : 2bigniew Boras,
Inst :cF-o-z-na-n-M-g-Her~ricul-tam1 School
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Title : The Effect of Post-Harvest Green Fertilizers on Vegetable
Crops
Orig Pub :P-rzegl. orgodn., 1956.. 33, No 7, 16-18
Abstract :The vegetable raising depa~.-tmentv of the Poznnn Higher Agri-
cultural School during 1951-1955 has obtained, on argillaceous-
sandy sail, the following average crops of green stuff from
post-harvest cultivations: sweet clover 36.6 centners per hec-
tare, mustard 51.3, oats and barley 62.5 each, buckwheat 79.2:
beans 89.9, vetch and peas Cpelyushkj 90.0 apiece, kidney beans
102.2 and lupine 122.8 cee,.ners per hectare. The larger the
crop of green stuff, the greater was the vegetable yield. Me
early cabbage crop without fertilizers amounted to 296.2 c/h,
the highest increase was obtained on vetch with peas - 44 c/h,
then beans 36 c/h; lupine and kidney bean 33 c/h each. Me
remaining cultures showed smaller incrcases.
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