SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT V.F. DEYNEKO - M. DEZELIC

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SAIM.'OYLOVICH, Georgiy Georgiyevich, prof. Prinimali uchastiye:
YEREI-TYPEV, V.S.; KUD","ITSKIY, D.I.)~.; ZEIIIII, F.I.; BAKH, I-I.K.;
CHE11,;OKCV, V.P.; GERTSENOVAI K.N.; RAFES, Z-AKI-I-AOV,
F.M DEYNERO . doktor teklm. nauk, prof., retsenzent;
--I. UFI
ZAKk~tt~~,~-, ~rof., retsenzent; MIROSIMIKOV, V.S.. dots.,
retsenzent; BELOV, S.V., doktor sellkhoz. nauk, red.
(Use of aerial photographic surveying and airplanes ir
forestry; aerial photography of forests and forest avaation]
Primenenie neroi~otosllerki i aviEttsii v lesnom khoziaistve;
aerofotos"emka lesov i lesnuia aviatAia. Izd.2., dop. i
ispr. Moskva, Lesnaia promyshl,,, 1964. 485 p.
(Ml RA 17: 10)
1. Kafedra lesnoy taksatsii i lesoustroystva BelorussIcogo
tekhnologicheskogo'instituta (for Zakharov, Miroshniko-i).

DUNEKO, V.F.
Effect of an enlargeraer-t --P a rllr,j~ngu- !~h on ;, 1,1 ~s
a~ -, a-l ep ura
ment features of aerial Gec-d, i kart. nO-5:4-2-,/s
My 164. (MIRA 17:8)

DEMKO. V. G.
Ifachining graduated cylinders (basing errors in machining between centers).
SellIcho--mashina no.9:26-28 5 '53.
1 (MLRA 6: 9 )
(Turning)

DEMKO.V.G.
Thread roller computations. Stan. i instr. 26 no-5:20-21
W '55. (KIRA 8:8)
(Screw cutting)

AUTI (DR: Deynekoj -, G-
V* _0 597
TITLE: --Re-E-otion of the Stroke in 'the Rolling-on of Thread.
(Sokrashtheniye Dliny Khoda Pri Nakatyvanii Rez1by).
PERIODICAL: Sthhki'A -i, (Machine Tools and Cutting Tools, No .3
T957P pp.29-31. (U-b_.S*-R'-)-
JLBSTRAOT: In thread rolling machines with flat rolling formers, the com-
ponent carries out a number of revolutions. It is claimed that
the number of complete turns can be greatly reduced in the range
of 3 mm to 10 mm threads. Several details of former geomet3.7
are discussed, a graph is given for the total profile depth from
which the number of turns recommended for fall profile formation
is derived.
There are 7 illustrations, including 4 graphs.
There are 3 Soviet references.
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AUTHOR- DFXMO V. a.
TIT124 The RolliijZin- of Threads by Means of Rollers of Different
Diameters. (Nakatyvan:Ve rezby jvur;.ra r-oliksmi raznykh dia-
metrov, Russian)
PMUODICAL: Stanki i Instrument, 1957, Vol 28, Nr 7, pp 26-28 (U.S.S.R.)
ABSTPACT: The cutting of threads by rolling can be carried out with
rollers of either the same or different diameter, on which
occasion the differenoe in rotational speed is attained in
2 we~rss By the name numbers of revolutions two rollers of
different diameter (illustnLtion.1) and by different numbers
of revolutions of two roners having the same diameter
(illustration 2). The aend-finishea material having the
suitable dimensions in conveyed to the working space between
the rollers either by banA or autmatioally; this is done
at & certain speed which depends on calculation and on the char-
actor of the work. The larger roller with higher rotational
speed transports the semi-f inished material between the
rollers, on which occasion this material rotates rouna its
own axis and is, at the same time, pushed forward between the
two rollers over the sector a a 1 (illustration 3)-
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121-7-10/26
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The Rolling-In of Threads by Means of Rollers of Dif f erent
Diameters.
ASSOOIJO'ION:
rMSMI) BY;
SUBI(ITTIM:
AVAILOUs
Cutting the threads is brought about as a result of the action
of frictional forces. Medbanical means of pushing the semi-
finished products between the rollers during the thread-
cutting process are not necessary, there nut only be a certain
ratio between the average diameters of the driving and the
driven rollers. Illustration 4 shows how the send-finished
-material is seized by the rollers, and computation of the
numbers of revolutions of the semi-finishea material during
the process is explained. Speoial cases of roller-thread cutting
are shown by illustrations 6 and 7.
In conclusion we are told that in a number of factories the
rolling-in of triangular and other profiles &a well as the
calibration of smooth rods h&Ai been introduced.
Not given
Library of Congress
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I)Jff=:O, V.G# inshener.
Relationship between the..procision of screw-thread rolling and
finish machining of bars. Vbst, wash. 37 no.7:66-68 JI 157.
(Screw cutting) (MIBA 10:8)

AVXHCR-. Deyneko, V. G. 119-5a-6-.7/"13
TITLE:: Clean Working of the Surfaces.of Blanks for Pressing- and
Cleaning-Operations by the Chip-Less Method (Ghistota. obrabotk3
poverkhnostey zagotovok dlya. nakatyvaniya i otdeloohrxykh
operatsiy bez snyatiyaL struzWkil,
FMIODICILL: Priboroatroyeniye, 1958, Nr 6, pp. 23-24 (USSR)
ABSTRAM. In chip-less cleaning the paxt treated is clamped between two
revolving rollso The pressuret brought to bear by these rolls
upon the surface of the metal part o&uses the latter to be plas-
tically deformed. The mioroprofile existing after normal working
operations is smoothed out to a considerable extent with respect
to its elevations and depressions.
The following method was found to be very successful also as re-
gards volume., The paxt is treated by two highly polished rolls of
equal diameter in which ease work must be carried out with a
certain feea. However, also working with the part between two
rolls of different diameters gave good results.
By this method it is easily possible to increase the purity of
Card 112. the surface of -the worked part by from 3 to 8 classes. It is

Cleam. Working of the Surfaces of Blaz*z f or Pressing- 119-58-6-7/13
ai~d Clearting-Operations by the Chip-Less Method
therefore possible to produce accurately worked parts also with-
crat grinding, a process which envolves much more time and higher
costs. There am 2 figures, I table, and 5 referenoesy which
am Soviet.
!. Mtais-Clean3mg 2. Metals-Surface properties
3. Rolling mills-Applications
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25(2) SOV/1 19-59-12 -8/113
AUTHOR: Deyneko, V. G., Candidate of Technical Sciences
TITLE: Increase of Accuracy of the RoUing of Fine Threads With Plane
ScrQv Die by Alteration of Their Parameters
PERIODICAL: Priborostroyeniye, 1959, Nr 12, PP 17-18 (USSR)
. J
ABSTRACT, By way of introduction the author discusses the faults result-
ing from inaccurate adjustment and states that a pitch error
causes a 1.732-fold error of the diameter. Thread rollers are
easily adjustedt 'whereas the adjustment of plans screw dies
is complicated. A formula is given for the calculation of the
length ofthe immobile screw die, and it is noted that the
length of the mobile and immobile screw dies may not be arbitra-
ry. A relation between the two lengths is derived, anill it is
shown that perfect thread surfaces can be obtained only by
exact adjustment. In the case of correctly adjusted dies~ ac-
curacy is also very high. It is most convenient to mak-a screw
dies by milling since otherwise special requirements must be
met concerning the relative position of the thread profile in
the two dies, Next, the author discusses the nonaUreement
between the pitch angle of the dies and the pitch angle of
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SOV1119-59--12-8118
Increase of Accuracy of the Rolling of Fine Threads With Plane Screw Dies
by Alteration of Their Parameters
bolt during the rolling process~ A formula is given, and it
is rioted that the pitch angle of the screw.dies should be
equal to the theoretical value or a little greater in order L
to prevent rupture of thread parts of the bolt Standards are
worked out for the entrance of the plane screw dies and their
gripping angle. Thus, shapirip of the thread '*Es achieved over
the entire length of the entrance and satisfactory work of the
dies is guaranteed. Finally, the author demands to reduce
cost and improve the quality of rolled threads, There are
1 figure and 1 Soviet referencet
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PLU~j,,Y!G.. kand. tekhn. nauk
New floating center. Trakt. i sellkhozmash. no.12:43 D '59.
(MM 13:3)
(Machine tople-Ittachments)

OVUM, Viktor Grigor!"xich, kand. tekhn. nauk; STAYEV, K.P., kand.
tekhn. nauk, dotsent, retsenmmt; RDTZOV, 19.V., inzh., red.;
[New methods for continuous form rolling of screw threads and
other profiles] Nowe aponoby nepreryvnogo nakatyvaniia rez1b
i drugikh profilei. Moskva, Fiashgiz, 1961. 158 P*
(KIRA 15.2)
(Screw threads) (Metalwork)

DEYNEKO, V.G.; KOZYREV, V.D.
Automatic thread rolling on Pee-W,-o universal thread-rolling
machines. Priborostroenie no.9:15-17 S 162. (NIRA 15:9)
(Screw-cutting machines)

DEINE110, V.G.
Increasing the productivity of machining parts on automatic lathes.
Priborostroenie no.9:20-,23 S 163. (NIRA 16:9)
(Turning)

DEYIEKO, V.G.
Prereqttisites for maximLm effic!ient techno' 'ogy of automatic metal
cutting. Priborostroenie no.9&25-28 S 164. (MIRA 17:11)

J,"-KO,,~.
.PLYN
Reducing labor consumption in manufacturing and assembling pins
with precision thread. Standartizatsiia 29 no.3:36-40 Mr 165.
(MIRA 18:5)

telemokhWld, lzmerlteN
oy I: vycbJsHWInoy tokhn&[ (Mapefic Plenients of automatic
contrcl, remkote. control, measuremerit- arid: cornputeir enVoeering); trudy soveshchaniya.
-474-480'
Na
A
_T4051C, GM &4,lel act on summat.6r~ ab
A "lia -art on iii trActorj:mAgnetic----
'ferrite diode*; -Code:~-
elemkoat cbmput or :~~nagne o Iransfer code
er,
-&-brief.-outUnt-of the --ith -f6r-,Oddh*-fiv6-n6inb
ii~-Ij -53 A C T M ( 6CIs ers on the.paraUal -
,C summator,is. &Uvwed by a detailed. desiciAPticin ~glhe design of a transfer code decoder
aad a parallol vubtractor, of the basia scheme (if the eunmator-subtractor, and of the
testing,, of varlous elements of tho smwnatDr-sdDtractCT. The device has 20 binary orders
including thEt sign and overflow digibfind an-jidi ~apeed on the order of 10, 000 opera-
bonS per ov.-ond at a generator frequency of 30 Kc; tho numbers are represented in 'he
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T7.

IMYl;TCHEl3:O, G. -
~ ~
Failure of a propaganda campaign. Sov. profsoiuzy 6 no.2:85-87
IF 158. (MIRA 11:3)
(Great Britain--Economic conditions)

DFYNICIENKO, G.
Reply of the workers of Great Britain. Sov. pro'Lsoiuzy 18
no.6:44 Mr 162. (bark 15:3)
(Great Britain-Machinery industry-Strikes and lockouts)
(Great Britain-Shipbuilding xprke.rs--Sti~ikes and lockouts)

DAYNICIMSKO, Gennadiy Valentinovich; KHARLANOV. Turiy Fedorovich
[Through the eyes of a reporter; remarks on the Brussels
World's Fair] Glasami reportera; sametki o Veemirnoi
vystavke v Briussele. Moskva, Sovetskais RoBaiia. 1959.
1141 P. (MIRA 13:11)
(Brussels--Exhibitions)

I I If; t(~y., 1 4 j ~~jj~ jjg j) th,
24 na.6:3- 165.
I . In',-horic- *,nsr;(!ktor Rech no go IlegilAra (for Nri tal i c I I lan I'!,
r...:-~stavnik Volgo-Donskogo r,:!chncf,-,c parokhodstva (for I-leynilk'n).

DEMNAY A. Do
"Intracranial Blood Discharge in Ne.4 Boni Babies," Cand Med Sci, Khar.1kov
Mattical Inst, Khartkov, 1953. (RZhBiol, No 2, Sep 54)
Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations Defended at USSR Higher
Educational Thstitutions (10)
SOt Sum. No. 481, 5 may 55

DMINA, A.D.,kandidat meditsinskikh nauk.
Itiology, clinical aspects, treatment and prevention of
intraoranial hemorrhage In the newborn. Akush. I gin. 32 no-1:38-41
J&-F 156 (MIAL 9:6)
1. Iss kafedry akusheretva I ginekologii (sav.-prof. I.I. Grishchenko)
lechebnogo fakul'teta Xharlkovskogo meditainskogo instituta.
(CKREMAT HRMORRHACM, in inf. and child
in newborn)
(INFANTS.IMMN, die.
cerebml hemorrh.)

STIMIWAN, L.A.; DHYN1CER,._N.Yu. [Doinker, R.W.]
Model of a.quantum harmonic oscillator with friction relative to the
dispersion theory [with summary In Inglish]. Ukr.flz.zhur. ) no.4;455-459
JI-Ag 158, (14IRA 11-.12)
1. Tadzhikokiy goeudarntvennyy univereitet im. V.I. Lenina.
(Oscillations)

T
11EIT14c) M, I.) Col.
I
Liqtcl cis autbor of nrticl-, "-Mrin,, fnr 1~ffint nt Mrht U4fhout TI-
it
7!,muinitinrf tbr! Tarqet," which npT-,r~,irpO in Art!12erivskir 7hurnn.1, IM ~,,
X954. Sovetsknya Armiya, Groun of Sovint Fo-ces, Germany, 18 Aur 54
SM: 3M.1 291, 2 lj~,c 1954

DEYSHMN, E.N.; RODICHEVA, G.V.; BRITSYNA, Zh.A.
. =7- -
Indium sulfates. System In2(SO4)3 - H2SP4 - H20- Zhur.neorg.khim.
7 no.4t877-884 Ap 162. (MIRA 15:4)
1. Institut obshchey i neorganicheskoy khimii im. N.S.Kurnakova
AN SSSR.
(Indium sulfates)

KANYSHEV, 14S., ot-v. red.; BOYEVSKIY, A.S.., red.; VIKTOROV, D.P.,
red.; SKRYABBI, I.I.P., red.
red.;
(Studies of the Voronezh section of the All-Union Botanical
Society] Nauchnye zapiski Voronezhakogo otdeleniia Vsenoiuz-
nogo botanicheskogo obshchestva. Voronezh, Izd.-vo Voronezh-
skogo univ., 1964. 106 p. (MIRA 18:5)
1. Vsesoyuznoye botanicheskoye obshchestvo.

fi, V"-7.
IIATUNOV, B.A.; IMYTCH. A.Ye.
Application of methylene blue to the graximetric determination of tungsten.
Veotnik Leningrad. Univ. '50, No.6j 45-63, (MLRA 3:10)
(CA 47 no.22:12117 153)

DBYTER, A. I.
Ileck - D~Iseases
Atypical cervical fistulas. Vest. oto-rin 15 No. 1, 1953.
-y List of Russian Accessions, Library of 6orq7ress, J._u-nA 1953. Unclassified.
Monthl 2

S01:0LET, A.V., kandidat maditsinskikh nauk; MNrM, A.I.
Multiple otogonous subdural and intracerebral abscesses. Test* oto-
rin. 16 no.4.-42-46 Jl-Ag 154. (NT.'R A 7: 8)
1. Iz kliniki bolezney ukha, gorla i nos& (zav. prof. N.N.Usolltmey)
Smolenskoy oblastnoy klinichaskoy bollnitsy.
(BRAIN, abscess.
*multiple, otogenolls)
(ABSCBSSI
*'brain, multiple, otogenoum)

DEM R, L I.,
-"A" UOU
Surgical methodoloff and technique in median c7ate and fistulas
of the neck. Vest.oto-rin 17 no.3:80 MY-Je '55. (MLRA 80)
1. Iz kliniki bolezney ukha, gorla i nosa (zav.-prof. N.N. Usoll
tsev) Smolenskogo maditainskogo insti.tuta.
(NWK--STJRGFM) (ffSTS) (FISTULA)

DEYTER, U.; BELYAYEV, A.I.
-I':.-,- -
Obtaining pure magnesium by eleotrol~rtic refining. Izv. vys,
rcheb. zav.; tsvet. met. 6 no.4:94-101 163. (MM 16:8)
1. Moskovskiy institut stali i aplavov, kafedra chistykh
metallov i polul)rovodnikovykh materialov.
(Magnesium--Electrometallurgy)

BULEPKA, T.(Bulbuca 1.31 GAVRILESKU S.[Gavrileseu S 1; DETTSH, G.
[Deits, G.J; DIAKONESKU, N.tDiaconescu, N.J; L'GZANU K.
fLozany, K.], red.; AFILIPOAYYF.Y, Ye.(Afilipoaiei, E'.],
tekhn. red.
[Methods for studying the bydro-electrolytic balance] Metody
Issledovanila. gidro-elektroliticheskogo ravnovesiia.
Bucharest, Med.izd-va, 1962. 175 P.. (MIRA 16:7)
(BODY FLUIDS)

DEYVTSY Dzhcrom [Davisp Jerome], prof. (SShA)
I
All nations against war. Priloda 51.no.9:25 S 162. (KTRA .15:9)
(Disarmament-C.ongresoes)

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DICZA, G.
Strengthenine.: of banking m3nopoliea in West Germany. Den.i
kred. 18 no.8:63-71 Ag 160. (MIRL 13:7)
(Germany, West-Banks and banking)

mup G. -
Role of the crodit system of the German Federal Republic in
foreign economic expansion, Den, i kred. 20 no.9:78-87 S 162.
(MIRA 15:9)
(Germany, West-Credit)
(Germany, Went-Foreign economic relations)

KASHCHRIKO) L.I.J. dotq.; DEZA I ! dot'g.; KHRIPCHEINHO, M.G.,
red.
[Vanual on the ccllect-on of herbaria and the description
of plants for students of the agronomy zoology, and
veterinary facullies] Posobie po sboru gerbardia i opisa-
niiu rastenii dlia studentov agronomiclieskogo, zoologiche-
skogo I. veterli-arnogo fakulltatov. Frunze, 1964. .14 p.
(MIRA 18:9)
2. Frunze. Kirgizskiy !-all -skokhozyaystvennyy institut. Ka-
fedra botaniki i fiz icdo'-ii rasLenii.

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ACC 1411: AP6005861 SOURCE CODE: IIR/0406/65/001/003/0029/0038
AUTHOR: Deza, M. Ye.
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TITLE,:.Comparlson of arbitrary additive noises y the effectiveness of their detection
b
or correction
SOURCM: 'Problemy peredachi Informatsi I, ir. 1, no.3 196-5, 219-38 --
TOPIC! TAGS: noise detection,: random nolse'signal, error correcting code
ABSTRACT: This article is a generalization of an earlier work (0b ispravlenii
proizvollnogo shuma i nalkhudahem shume. Teoriya peredacht informatsit, sb., M., -Tzd.
"Nauka", 1964, 26-31) In wMch the author investigated only the problem of the effective
correction of noises for a binary case. 'the present work investigates the problem of P.
comparison, in a finite, Abelian group, of all the additive noises of a prescribed capacity by
the capacity of the maximum d.-atection or correction codes. The capacities of the
mazinium codes, detecting or correcting: the best or the worst noises of the prescribed
-capacity, are foundi with an accuracy with one order of magnitude; some of the characteris-
tics of the.Te-661ses are indicated., In the binary case, the problem of the comparison of
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USSR/Thermodynamics.
Analysis.
Thermochemistry. Equilibria. Phytiico-Chemical B-8
Phase Transitions.
.Abs Jour :Ref Zhur - Xhimiya, No 8, 1957, 26178
Author :V.B. Kogan, ~.V. D Kul'dyayeva, V.M. Fridman
k-e yXzLe!nl r o
Title :Solubility it 'Systems Co-asisting of Methanol, Water and Nor-
mal Paraffin Hydrocarbons.
Orig Pub :Zh. prikl. khimii, 1956, 29, No 9, 1387-1392
Abstract :The mutual solubility (M3,) in binary systems ccnsisting of
methanol I and n-hexane II, n-heptane III n-octane and n-
-nonane, as well as in ternary ;ystems containing water
besides the above mentioned components was studied at 2
to 450. The MS of methanal, water and normal hydrocarbons
at temperatures between 20 and 100 decreases with the in-
crease of the molecular weight of the hydrocarbon and changes
very little with the temperature drop within the range of
from 20 to 100.
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.. DEZA, G, -
Apolog4t for West Germmn monopolies ("Current monetary and economic
policy problems by I[eT== T.Abs. Reviewed by G.Deza). Den.i kred.
19 no.6:86-48 Te 161. (MM 14:6)
P.
(Economic polic, ) (Currency question) (AbIshermenn T.)

DEZ,'-3 I.
DEZ1,3 IS. I. -- "Effect of Grc,wth Regulators on Rooting of Mulberry Cuttings.T1
*(Dissertations For Degrees In Science and Engineering Defended
At USSR Higher Educational Institutions)(30) Min Higher Educa-
tion USSR, Kirgiz Agricultural Inst L;ieni X. I. Skryabin,
Frunze, 1955
SO: KNIZTNIAYA LETOPISI No 110, 23 July 1955
* For the Degree of CanAida-;~e in Agricultural Sciences.

IZZA, M,Ye.
Comparison of arbitrary additive noises on the effectiveness
of their detection or correction. Probl. pered. inform. 3.
no.3:29-38 165. (MIRA 18:11)

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1WELIC, GJ.; TEZAKI B.
Mohtorics of the precipitation processes. XVM . The influence of temperature
and concentration on the precipitation of silver bromide. In English. p. 119.
reriodical; CROATICA ClUTCA ACTA.
SCIEWE
No. 2. 1958.
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SO: Monthl;r List of East z;uropean Accessions (EEAI) LC
Vol. 8, flo. 4
April 1959, Uncl.

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lecular-weight determination by light scattering.V.M Zel~
Za-
Gj. DelejM, J. Krutohvil, and K. F. Scriull juniv. greb,
e1 cla Jos 251-5(1958)(in
Englhih).-On comparing published data for the increment,
dn/dr, of dextrnn in water, considexable differmots were
ip)tcd at wave length 5.16 ma~ Thc_v.- differences may cause
sciiotts errors in catell. mol. wts. r4 drxtran froru light.
sc--ttling measurements. The following values for dnldc
were found (in Lc./g.)-. 0.1518 A- 0.0012 for 436 nip,
0.1481 ::E: 0.0013 for W mu. and 0.1476 +_ 0.0013 forS78
mp. These values afTee %T_ry closely with the tucatt v; lues
publiAcd in the literature. 1. Kralobvil.-

_ DIEIZEILIC,_~_
Some additional. light scattering functions for polystyrene latexes.
Croat chem sets 33 no.1:15-31 161.
1. Laboratory of Physical Chemistry, Faculty of Science, and
Department of Applied Biochemistz7, "Andrija Stampar" School
of Pub3ic Health, Faculty of Medicinep University of Zagreb,
Zagreb, Croatia, Yugoslavia.

OftELIC, Qj.
An attachment to the Beekman model DU spbctrophotometer for precise
measurements of turbidity. Groat chem acta 33 no.1;51-54 161.
1. Laboratory of Physical Chwdstry, Faculty of Science, and Depart-
ment of Applied Biochemistry, "Andrija Stampar" School of Public
Health, Faculty of ~Sedicine, University of Zagreb, Zagreb, Croatia,
Yugoslavia.
(Turbidity) (Spectrophotometar)

MzMarl.-N --(Zagreb)
LVerimental'determination of aboolixte turbidities of pure
liquids and standard polystyrene solutions. Croat chem acta
33 no.3:99-106 161.
1. Laboratory of Physical Chemistry, Faculty of Science and
Department of Applied Biochemistry, "Andrija Stampar" School
of Public Health, Faculty of *Medicine.. University of Zagreb,
Zagreb, Croatia, Yugoolavitt.

DEZELIC, N.; KRATOHVIL, J.P.
ZEBEC., M.; DEZELIC,
Physicochemical studies of dextran. 1. Characterization
of' clinical samples. Croat ches sets. 36 n0-1:13-26 164.
1. Department of Applied BiochemistrT, Andrija Stampar
School of Public Health, Faculty of Medicine, University
of Zagreb, Zagreb. Present addreast Clarkson College of
Technology, Potsdam, New York, U.S.A. (for Kratohvil);
present address: Fuels Branch Research Council of Alberta,
Edmonton, Alberta., Canada (for Shuls).
0

KOLAR, Z.;'..PFZELI'Cj Gj.; TIANDIC, 14~; TRINAU'I'M', N.; SMj V,
Book reviews. Croat ahem acta 35 no.4:315-319 63.
1. Clan Redakcionog odbora, "Croatica Ch9mica Acta" (for
Randic).

TRKOVNIK, M.; DEZELIC, M.; HUKOVIC, S.
The anticoagulation action of some now synthesized 4-hydro3qcoumarin
derivatives. Bul so Youg 7 no.3j62-63 Je 162.
1. Farmakoloski institut Medicinskog fakultsta, Sarajevo. 2. Membre
do la Redaction, "Bulletin scientifique" (for Dezelic). ~

BOBAREVIC, B.; HUKOVIC, S.; DEZELIC, M.
Pharmacological inve8tigation of pyrrole-2-aldohyde and
barbituryl-pyrryl-mothines on the hypnotic and spasmolytic activity.
11 se Youg 7 noJ164-65 Je 162. -
.1. Farmakoloski institut Mediainskog fakulteta, Sarajevo.

DEZELIG.. Gj.
.... .. .-
"CoUection of problems in phyaical chemistry" by S.Bares,
C.Cerny, V.Fried and J.Pick. Reviewed by Gj. Dezelic. Croat
chem &eta 34 no.l.-67 162.

IJFZELICP V%; 1700JV.,.G, R.; G;,*.(JJ1G'-;'&~IC, J.
Polarographic studies on the auto-oxidution of' vitamin C
and on the problem of its stabilization. IV. Complexon III
as a vitam-In C stabilizer. Vojnosanit Pregl. 20 no.11:
707-711 14 163.
1. Yedicinski fakultet, institut za heriju, Univerzitet
u Sarajevu.

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47
2-
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4 2.4-ditnttbvi-3-pytTolemboxytatt 1.44,
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1
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inferences for the aructurc of the ronsimIx. as well a, fm
the digsocn. coasts. of the acids were drawn. It. A.
IN.SLA ZIALLURAICAL LIUMATMIC CLAIUFICATOOM C-Z-.. t!& 0
.......... .
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ho". M. IM*NW and 1. Ifir"k JAYA. Ne"s lot* is
--V-Tt. qd patent"Is of vidian a" son
atim wen examined. uswg I c.c. of a 1%0 or EtOR o the
the substaws w" #*I*. The maimlillu 00 at
flicirn temp. except In -C~W of Which wal
examined Also at 37'. 4111". AM
show no reduction at the dro"'111i; Oectrodd. Ttw (neptive)
reduction potentiah of the c ther saftances were * helicin I-VI. t,,tra-
acirtylbelkin 1-183, nib ill; it acid 0-31, and salicylaldt-hyde (iq
prew"t of VHs) 0-75 MW 1-9 V. 5.-)L
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DEZELIC, Mladen
Chemical Abst.
Vol. 48 No. 4
Feb- 25v 1954
General and Phy"i0al chemistry
,oo0tompounds of
tion of their co-M-P"'Wrov'rtry OR emical methodz.~
d Pgffd2n �$' &LkjajkQLv-'-Yugo-
II" CAIP" r POP. osnicetH"segovinet,
'.4.-C-4. A. -Valum for nV - nv of
binary systems contg. nicotine and formic (1), acetic, pro-
Fip)nic, but.31c, lsobutyric, isovaleric, monochloroacetic
.dichlo ic (III). and trichlaroacttle acids. resp.. were
detd. In thesetayattins nicotine forms 2 gtoups of liquid
acid complexes or mot. compds., (1) those consisting of I
mot. nicotine + 2 mob. of 1, U. or 111; (2) those consisting
of I mot. nicotine + 3 mot. of one (it the rtmaining acids.

-AnAml-
v
I.-
ly A
MI
ft
tA&CCO;oc. 0
D ~tcmw. mt,
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BUIns 1' 4
t-I
7"' ~
b r
inkn to 'co
w t to
I I yl d( n d , d~ wbtnW by ho
nd s, ~,mt Rtj)M uw. Nlkj, Pl,,ii6
7t 77-771

DE:7,MG 1-tLaden
DaterinInAtIon'01. Its COMPOSI try,
thuds. ka
Stag
RVO yug"in a).,
_30C. C Onts re I' V,_Bo-nie J-77erifi-on-se-27M
7(1963); Cf. Str.-In order to investigate the
1, rut cow n. of 111cotin h , nl~', mir, surface tension,
of liquid t . of
cond., an pH icotine (1) and HtO were
detd., Then da te and graphically repre-
iented vs. mol. % of 1, Is nlSo given showinji dif-
f,-resces Wwcen expd, d
c . values of " Vs. Mo. %
Cifl. This curve and the surface tension curve have amax.
g-t 25 and 30 mol. % 1, msp. Tht cond. Isotherm has an In-
flection at'25 met. % 1, while the pH curve Is not indicAtiv"'
it all, having the shape of a neutralizatidn curve. It h
c bmicluded that I forms with IT'O a tr1hydrate of the co;nPn.
N. PIFLVM6

OmPOun a
d
their composiflon--ii-vp 1)-.!!C emIcar mothotis.
v
'971 -Chlintsirs T.P.O. jvj~ W"PItir e1 der.'gormc 29-
01'Xi); cf. CA. 48, 17SSc.--LIquicj it ixts. of nientirie:
With Otenol, it-chlorovIlvool, P-chloropliencil. ii-nitTophetim,
alld 0., il-. aud p-cresc-I were studieti by deig. valtics of its
(Which tire tabulated) al: various temps. and comints. Ftoin
till! devili,floll of expil. ;-.dttc:; lif r. from the arithinviii: ittean
of the Caled. valucs it XVIIS concluded (flat colopils. of j 11101.
of nicatiste nrid a juelg. (if phexiol exist Iii oem., ilquiti mW
except the mixt. of nicutine with ti-ititroplitantil, the com
IT:
which Could llot be des.d. by fills Illetholl. N. plav'W

a
i
h
t
AW
5
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fittation of u1
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rochen
ot
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lab

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RE
5, 1414A(J~M
IN10 t onducilmetricalli &H potentlametri=111xitrated with
O.W SoIns. of ACOH. CICHicotil (H "'31CHCAH

(M). ~ C!jCCOA1 (IV), CNCF,COOH, (V), I #N
VICTIC0111 Cvn)'~Jll all ct~Jb
'
' 'DOH,
(MiL
bAltmtlos
vi
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mtfo,of I it-. jht
o Mid. tumf
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-V'L whem the cqtfiv-alenc;i-sxlnt~ibli-wtlhln' a
aysti I tiI

nuni,pw filf iiipi:6 wid In thiretore less lrw~ Thh,
ipd. -
i!'-a1Wbvtcd to,the formatlon sm-Nba Wh In V1, ~o
*
Ciat :the aq. s~iw; un. rictir y ttititrd. ukt ua."kato~

_!w e tk~ absetico of addit. com mr.-Invt Ile-forott, -
l
.1, 1, 2, or 3 mob. Of 41CId; 1"Ost
eb Y,
0 rat
o
ente sk Alsod
5

A
1Z
-04W,

min' q I
and the- ~roblevs of Its'stabillnUon; 11 M ad M
Gruji6 Sarajievo, vugcMM%7.-
Deb Nfi and J. -Vij-6 (Univ

Ov '~e 3
~~St chimistes repub. pepwa4v BOSMIii d Irt
'
!
~-B
cf. C.A. 48i R06
sunitnary)
3f

,
v ,
~.
_
-
ilddli. of 0,00033f of Zn,90i and FcCl, to 0.0,92Af ~olns. of
.
I
~
_ I
I
z
1ASM t Ic
b': neid (I)i tilt coutn. C-1 the I.Atcr dtfil. ilidarogritphl.

after stlulding for!A fn
I Ilk. at rooln tc~lp., diopped f in
-ioolr, to 25-27% '(to *45-50%o In ca-te of (,,604 and
Pb( qO#N). The - ciltalytic iffect of cations 6ii ~ tile nil fa-
,)f C"*+i Zn~+, VC4.4
Ntion of Idecrms? all Mquence
lut d
Fei:~. acd P13++. pwall I
f
FjV~CN),,ot IZCNS.
hou cycri after 48 hra. at rwni tcrip., wan
ova:, W70 (%%,with sampl= kept In rdrigcpator). It is
cou;;Iuded that brJure detZ.. pol-arographically vit:-wflu C,
/100 Tnl.) slundd b(i addLd t.-) 11% soln.
~Sulsil units. ~1-tm
%
tA In re acculate remfts,:;: 11. MOM,'
in c r er to

YUGOSLKVIk / Organic Chemistry. Natural Compounds and G-3
Their Synthetic Analogs.
kbs Jour: Rof Zhur-Khimiya, No 1, 1959, 1386.
Author Dezelic M., Novakovic, N., Kapetanovic, S.
Inst give
Title The Certain Produot6 From the Condensation of
Helicin.
Orig Pub: Bull. soc. chimistes rep. populaire Bosnie et
Herzegovine, 1956, 5, 5-14.
Abstract: Ten grams of salicin is suspended in 60 milliliters
of 25% nitric acid, agitated for 45 minutes and
cooled (OOC.). The residue is filtered off, washed
with diluted sodium carbonate solution, triturated
with 2 x 50 milliliter portions of -ether and dried
in vacuum, Thus helicin W is prepared, m. p.
1750C. (from alcohol),/7 D 60.4300 (c 1,4; water),
Ten grams of I is boiled for 1 hour with 10 grams
Card 1/3
25

YUGOSLAVIA / Organic Chemistry. Natural Compounds and G-3
Their Synthetic Analogs-
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 1, 1959, 1386.
Abstract: of sodium ethylate in 50 milliliters of acetic
anhydride, 1 milliliter of water is added to the
mixture and is kept in a refrigerator for 12
hours. The residue is then filtered off, washed
with water and tetraacetyl helicin is thus ob-
tained (II), yield 90%. 11 Is prepared in a 301,1vt
yield from 10 milliliters of .-,-broacetoglucose
and 3.9 grams of o-OCH06H40K in 20 milliliters
of alcohol. I and II produce the corresponding
Schiff's bases with various amines (given are
amine, aldehyde, condensing agent, yield in %,
m. p. in OC.): p-H2NC6H40H(III), 1, - , 30, 140;
III, II, C6HjlN, 50, 1218-129; p-H2NC6H40CH3 (IV),
Card 2/3

I YUGOSLAVIA / Organic Chemistry. Natural Compounds and G-3
Their Synthetic Analogs.
I Abs Jour: Rof Zhur-Khimiya, No 1, 1959, 13B6.
1'*Lbstract: I, C6HllN, -, 105; V, II, C6HllN, -, 140;
p--H NCGH4COOC2H5, I, sodium ethylate, - , 202;
P-H2NC6H4SO2NH2, I, sodium ethylate, 50, 196.
Chem. Abstrs., 1957, 51, No 19, 14604. -- D. Fles.
Card 3/3
26

DBZELIC~ M.; BOWMXIC, B.
Azomethine pyrrol-2-aldebyde. 13. Condennation with therapeutic main
ccmT,oD.nds. p. 5.
BILTEN DOYMENTAGUE. TEHNIKA SA013RAGAMM SREDSTAVA. (Drustvo henicara
i tehnologa NR Bosne i Hercegovina. GLASKIK) Sarajevo, Yugoslavia. Vol. 7, 1958.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EIII) LC Vol. 9, no. 2, Feb. 19,60.
Uncl.

DEZELIC, M.; GRUUIC-VASIC, J.
Polarographic study of the autoxidation of vitarain C and the problem of its
stabilization.III. p. 27.
BILTEIT I)OKITIENTAG1PE. TEHNIYA SAOBRACAJNIH SMI)STAVii. (Dnistvo hemicara
i tchnologa NR Boma i Hercegovine. GIASNIK) Sarajevo, Yugoslavia. Vol 7, 1958.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAI) LG Vol. 9, no. 2, Feb. 19W.
Uncl.

DEZELICII MI.; I-IER-MIC, M.
Effect of foreign ingredients of the chemilminescence of luminol. I. Effect
of D
, orphy-rin on the luminescence of liminol. p. 55.
BILTEN DOMWITAOIJE. TEENIU, SAOBRACAJNI.H SREJ)STAVA. (Drustvo hemicara,
i tehnologa HR Bosne i Hercegovine. GLASNIK) Sirajevo, Yugoslavla. Vol. 7, lq5S.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (YEAI) IL Vol. 9, no. 2, Feb. 1960.
Uncl.

- -DEZELIC, I.I.; YTIZIDIC, M.
Effect of foreign inr..-redients of the chemiluminescence of luminol. !I. Effect
of the ibees of flies on the luminescence of luminol. p. 63.
BILTETT DOMIENT-ACIZE . TEHNIFA SAOBRACAJNIH SREDSTAVA. (Drustvo hemicara i
tehncloga NIR Bosne i Hercegrovine. GIASNIK) Sarajevo, Yugoslavia. Vol. 7, 1958.
Month1y List of East European Accessions (BEAI) LC Vol. 9, no. 2, Feb. 1c,160.
Uncl.

t1r.11dine given lp.roducts wlAh tulborc;llo.-~tatic
irl vjl,ro ('Cne
~lnd. mp in *C (froyr, aqueous &1c) are rlven):
67, 2,-q (decorlp); IV, 80, 150 (Jecon-,P), V, ."7"
~f ruir, nater,' I f tt')4 * 1:15 ( f rorp, 1"l ICH5 Coca)
1. aF av
A H9, J R.Mdml No* 5 1~601 110. 1?94?
Dezelic. M. and Likar, L.
TV Not "7iven
4
Cuniden!~atiar 1--roducts of lHelicin. i 17.
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f-`voat Chem Acta, 30, No 23'~-2421, 19
j
ADS TRA G T The condensation of stoic hlorne tri c amount,,z of PASK
rind isonicovinoylltyarazide with salicylal-
D-glucopyrano~Ade (1) and tvtraacet~.-I-l (IT-) 1/~
water, alcoliol, or Cll,COOH in the pre.-once of ylp-

RMinef N'o* 5 W60 NO* 179~Y
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.A T I V-'O*R-
? t~ f-.
ABSTRACT t The c,-,3ndensation of I rind II with H,illlRCSNjL, gives
inactive producta; the yiola in 14") and mp in OC
(from ilc) are riven: 71, 170- 74, hy~:rosconic.
For :Iormnunicatiop 11 see- RZhKhim, 1959, t;o 11
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32 no-1:31-38 160. (EW 9:12)
1. Kemijski Institut, Filozofski fakultet, Univerzitet, Sarajevo,
Bosna i Hercegovina,
(Polarograph and polarography)
(Pyrrolecarboxaldehy,de)
(Methylenimine)

DEZELIC,, M.,-_TRKOVNIK, M.
Polarographic study of cumarina. Groat chem acta, 33' no.4:
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1. Kemijski institut, Univermitet, Sarajevo.

DEZELIC., Mladen., dr.; GRTJJIC-VASIC, J.; REPAJE. A.
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1. Hemijski. institut,, Madicinski, fakultat, Univarzitet,
Sarajevo.
2, Redacteur en che:r, "Glasnik Drustra hamicara i tehnologa,
SR Bosne i, Hercegovine* (for Dezelic).

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L Iaboratorij z& organsku hemiju i bioheml jup Hamijaki
institut Prirodno-matematickog faInateta u Saraj evu.
2. Redacteur en ohef.. "Glasnik Dmotd'hadeara i telmologa
SR Boanos i Hercegovina"' (for Dowli+

BOBARMC) B.7- DIMLIC, Mladens, dr.; JOVAVMI(I-KAPETAIIOVIC, V.
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1. Hem:ljvkI. institut Medicimskog fakt~Lteta u Sarajevu.
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M.; BOBARMTIC., B.
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1. Iaboratory of Organic Chemistry, Institute of Chemistry.,
Faculty of Sciencet Sarajevop YUg0131avias

DEZELICIDL
"Spectrophotometric determination of titanium, chromium,
vanaditm, man-ganesep and nhosphorus" by (Homijaki insti-
tut Prirodno-matematiekog fakulteta. u Saraievul M.Glavas.
Reviewed by M.Dezelic. Bul sa Youg 8 no.3/4: 96 Je-AgI63.
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pyrrol-2-eldehyde and amino acids* by [FRmijski, institut
PrirodnD-matematickog fakulteta u Sarajovul M.Dezelic
and B.Bradvnrevicr. Reviewed by M.Dezelic. 96
"Some problems of the qumititative ostimation of phos-
phorus with spectrophotonetric methods" by [Institut za
biohemiju i fiziologiju Medicinskog fakulteta u Sarajevu]
Z.Pujic,, R.Cdavla,, A.Sabo1jeT., and Ir.14ilicavic. Reviewed
by Demlic., 96
"DetenAnation. of cholesterol with Meberman-Burchard
react-ion" by [Institut za higijenu 1. preventivnu medicinu
Medicimskog fakulteta u Sarajovu] M.Ievi. Reviewed by
M. Dezelic. 96
1. Redacteur d1extraits, "balletin Scientifique".

DEZZLIC, H.; TRKOVbIIK, M.
Polarographic studies on colmarin derivatives. Pt. 2. Croat
chem acta 35 no.l-.43-49 163,
le Ifemijaki institut., Univerzitetp Sarajevo.

REPAS, A.; BOSKOVIC, B.; DEZELIC, M.
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1. Farmakoloski institut Medicinskog fakulteta univer-
zitet Sarajevo.
2. Clan Redakcionog odbora, "Bulletin scientifiquell
(for Dezelic).