SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GREGOR, A. - GREGOR, M.

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BODNAR9 Gyorgy; GREGOR, Aladar
News. Villmossag 8 nool:31-32 Ja 160.
l.' "Villamossag" foazerkesztoje (for Gregor)&

ANDO, Jeno; MATEM, Sandor; VEN, Mihaly; SEVESTYEN, Endre; FELKAI, Amml;
GERVAI, Zoltan; MAIM, Iaszlo; GREGOR, Alder; RASGIIOVSKY, Lajoe
Remarks on the article "The most important problems of technical
development of electric installations in industrial plants and
tasks for the manufacturing industry related to this. Villamossag
9 no.1/3:42-46 Ja-Hr 161.
1. A VillamoB Eloszerelo Vallalat famernoke (for Ando). 2. A Koho-es
Gepipari Miniszterium Tervezo Irodai villemos tervezesi soztalyonak
vezetoja (for Mateffy). 3. A Villamos Allomassserlo Vallalat foriter-
noke (for Ten and Felkai). 4. Vegimuveket Tervezo Vallalat (for
Sevestyen). 5. Konnyuipari Tervezo Iroda (for Gervai). 6. Ex.
Tipustervezo Intezet (for Gregor). 7. E.M. Ipari es Mezogazdasagi
Tervezo Vallalat (for Reachovsky).

GREGOR, Aladar
Reconstruction of the Hungarian Committee of the International
Commission on Illumination. Villamossag 9 no.9:270-271 S 161.

GREGOR. Aladar
"Electric induBtry data and tablea* by Jozeef Ambrozy and Delso Helmich.
Reviewed by Aladar Gregor. Villamossag 10 no.6:183 Je 162.
1. *Villamossag"- foozerkeaztoje.

GR~GOR,-Aladur,
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The 15th semnion of the International Comittee ori Lighting
Technology at Vie#=, 1963. Muez elet 18 no.5:3 28 F 1163.
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MUNKA, V.; GHWOR, A.; KNAZOVICKY, M.
Branching'Of the left pulmonary artery of cats studied on corrosion
specimens., Gesk. morf. 3.1 no.2:117-123 163.
1. From the Institute of Normal Anatomy, Faculty of Medicine of tb~
P.J. Safariklo University in Kosice, head: doc. dr. V. Munka, CSO.
(PULMONARY ARTERY) (ANAfOMY)

GREGOR, Aladar
"Electrical engineeringg by Francois Cahen. Reviewed by Adadar
Gregor. Villamoeoag 3-1 no.8.-W Ag 163.
1, *Villamossag" foozerkesztoje.

GREGOR, Aladar
The 3d Technical and Scientific Film Festival to be held
in Budapest. Villamossag 12 no.l., 8 A 164-
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1. "Villamossag* foazerke,-;z'%.ojs.

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Professinnal anI secretarial cowdttee3 of the ln7erl~qtjorkj
Conunission on IlbunLmition. Villamassag 12 no.11,T,'8-33q
~i 164.
1. ,, "Villaino3sag", Blidapas-t.

GREGOR, Aladar
Report on the 55th general meeting arranged by the Hungarian
Electrotechnical Association. Villamossag 13 no.2:59-60 F 165.
1. Editor-in-Chief, I'Villemossag", Budapest.

GREGOR, Aladar
"Handbook for district fitters" by Karoly Andics, Elemer Kiss, Sandor
Pinter. Reviewed by Aladar Gregor. Vil-lamossag 13 no.2;60 F 165.
1. Editor-in-Chieff I'Villaniossag", Budapest.

BOBROVISKI9 Honryk; DP-ROCHA, Tadeusv, GREGOR~ Anita
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Diagnostio and therapeutic difficulties in intermittent por-
phyria. Pol. tyg. lek. 19 no.45al740-1741 N 9164
1. Z Oddzialu H-H Szpitala Vojewodzkiego im. Mikola4a Kopez-
niks. v C[Lsztynie (Ordynatort lek. med. H. Bobrowskil i z
Pracowni. A~&lItyemo-Chemiamej Oddzialu Chirurgtomego In-
otytutu Hematologii. w Warsznwie (Kierownika dr. med. T.Darocha).

GRE GOR, A.; MUNKA, V.
T~e left pilmonary veins of ~,ats studied on corrosion spectmens.
Gesk. morf. 13 110.1251-56 165
1. Thstit-ute of Anatomy, Fawlty of Medic'Ane, P..'.Sallarikls
Universilty,, Kosice.

MNIKA, V.; GREGOR, A,
Lymphatics and bone marrow. Folia morph. (Fraha) 13 rjcj.4:404-412
165.
1. Institute of Anatomy, Facul.ty of Mcd1c.-,ne of P. T. Safarlk's
University in Kosice, Czechoslovakia.

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AYS 1. Current Abstr*
Jloubbdobe predpovedi pocasi. (Long ratigv wtather forecasts)
zpr!q7q 4~1-2)s3&6-37, 1950. fig. EXCerpL fmn the book "Uvahy
o pocami"pro rolniky." kReflections on we%ther for ftimere.) MH-B& A
popular roview of several schools of long range forecasts based on periods
of recurrence Of W0,JLh~r types. 5uch periods have been established from
2-3 day up to 7"-year periods, but their practical value is very limited.
Another method, found by Weickmann, is based n the ",(eflected image"
or s)imsstry of a pressure curve. BAU L worked on the b-tsis of determining
all physical factors of a woather situation and findinS analogous conditions
in earlier cases. He claims in accuracy as high as 80% in hts 10-4&y
forecasts(II). CIAYTGN based his forecasts mainly on 5olar activity.
Multanovskii's method is based on the situation and notion of centers
of pressure formations. All these methods are as Jmt far from yielding
reliable results, but researches are being carried on. Subject Headings:
1. Long range forecasting 2. Popular meteorolojW.-G.T

GrmufAloj#, SmOtal 4bai Ildoo d-okra*k& im~w authy v pm . [The
direvor d the Chinew Populkr Democratic Nletcorolotical Service- in rrague.]
lericki ZP,jry, 4(!L6):126. 1930. photo. In Circh. MR-BH-Britf note on thi
DA. CllA-,rWA.6 TV uhn t1opped at Pragoc in Nmvmber 1950 on h
nwinLtr ol the Cbimw delegation to the peace conference
Guwk anti Cumw Wkso Tt:. Sakircl 11"dixts: 1. miteorologists a. Pbourmos of
mateweloom & Diredws d wvke& L Chlu (POOP191 RePublie Of CWJW INO) Me-
bwGIO&W serlift M To. Chowwaft.-C. r.

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t. Ako his: Za profesorem Dr Rudaffern Schneiderem. I', )I,li t: P -
'lchneicler.] 6
IWA., 1955. port. DLC
1-155,. ir,, livad of the Czethuslov.-ic Mkt~, l'
2. SthD~idcr, RudoiL
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GREGGRJI A.
Contribution ot the characteristecs of "local" weather in southeast Moravia; in honor
of the 76th birthday of Professor Stanislav Hanzlik. P. 53
METEOROLOGICKE ZPRAVY. Vol. 6. No. 21 May 1953
SO: Monthly East European Accession (EEAL), LC, Vol. 4, No. 9, Sept. 1955 Unel.

-77 7-

74-260 i
AW., Wits poftebt tam$ v geald&H doba Ifirtabar. [Chng" in warld
Ve.',,orv1oC&k4Zprduy, Prague, 1(l 1: 11-18,
.Feb.1954. 7 figs.. tlbft-;, 13 fL4* includes
dkcus4on of the thcoriLi ut kl1LAaxOvtZ (mqative pourion of the earth and Sun., Siwr---o,.
(increase in solar mdiation)aad ILiKi (decreaze in solar rAdi~ucnj ptesent c1truatic changes
are discussed mainly accardin to C. E. P, BRaoxi Subject ffmdsmcs. 1. Climatic chinges
2. Ice ices J. ClImAtel. --- G. T.
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Origin of the ploistoogne glaciation in the period o" predominating meridional
circulation in the troposphere. p.A.6. METEDROIDGICKE ZPRAVY. (Statni
wtoorologicky ustav) Prague. Vol. 7, no. 2, April 1954
SOURCE: East European Accessions List. (VAL) LIbrary of Congress
Vol. 59 no. 8. August 1956

47Y J--Omwj'~
kinky k' raiS kliruatlckS bodovici meta&. C.Note on ins ditmitic
Alefeor~quki Z~rdvy' 'Prague, 7 (5) :1,04- 140, 1954. 2 fig*' 5 refs.
Rus!iian and German dunimarl S P.. 138. , MC-Recapitulat ion uf the wilior I ... hmatu-
ingital -.valuation schvipe which he worked cita vinie 25 yrs ai~,u in conijo, nun "' 1h ., dr-ve fur
tile popul'triTatiun (31 inounwin vacationlog. Devised as it wait ior the sIK:, lit, plIrj;L'4: 01
niountain biorAnatollogy, the JIleIIkLxl is ilut generilly applicable to chillatic cht-i'lit'ation.
Svbjec! Headings: 1. Climatic classifications'? 2. Gregor's classification.-- G, 7.

Excerpta Medic& 1/5 3ec 17 NAY 55 Pub. Health, Social Medicine & *tee
21021. G REGOR A. Praha. * Klimogramy v biaklimatologii. C I i m o g r a m 8 i n
OXIOCtlyp"Ology FYSIAT. VESTN. (Praha) 1954, 32/6 (161-166) Graphs 3
Climogramn are exposed (1) based on the relation monthly precipitation: monthly

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mean temperature, for comparison of different climates and for estimating thermic
comfort or climatic inclemency (Hill's interpretation of refrigeration), (2) accord-
ing to Becker, based on the relation health disorders -weather changes (passage
of fronts), recommended for research work. A bioclimogram for use in meteoropa-
thology should be devised. Author

50-58-4-6/26
A Classification Concerning the Position of Meteoroloaical Stations
(valleys, big towns, forests and so on). The total impression
of the position of the station will be expressed by the grades
I to V. (I first class position, V the worst position). The
nomenclature starts with symbols (initials of English words)7
which stand for the different shades of the microclimate.
In addition the steepness of the slope will be recorded if
' 0
surpassing 20 . The suggested nomenclature can be supplement-
ed by more symbols such as f6hn, boraslope-currentg moun-
tain-valley-wind and so on. This method can be employed in
the synoptic meteorology to characterize the synoptic sta-
tions and as a device for analyzing a synoptic chart on
the surface of the earth. In the field of climatology one
will probably use the characteristics in the compariw n of
data of a larger number of stations as well as on various
computations notably if short series are mentioned. On the
occasion of climatological investigations these symbols can
be directly drawn on the map.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 2/2 1. Meteorology 2. Weather stations - LneAtion.

GREGOR, A.
"Ten years -of Eeteorolivicke 7prn=."
p. 11, (1-'eteorologicke Zpravy, Vol. 11, xi*. 1, Feb. I(,;5S. F*ra,m, C7ech(-zIcvakia.)
,onLhl- Index of East European AccesEicns (E..'!d) J,cjI
y Vol. 7, no. 7, Julv 1958

GFZGCF(. -A.
SCIENCE
Periodicals: MTECHOLOGICKE ZFRAVY. Vol. 11, no. 6, Dec. 1958
GREGCR, A. Weather characteristics in Prague during the last 2.4 yeato
according to the classification results. p. 130.
Mohthly List of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC, Vol. 8., No. 5,
May 1959, Unolass.

GREGOR, A.
"Fiftieth anniversary of the death of the founder of Czech meteorology.', p. 1.
METBOROLOGICKE ZPRAVY. Praha, ftechoslovskis, Vol. 12, no. 1, Feb. 1959.
Monthly List of Fast European Accessions (FEAI), LC, Vol. 8, No. 8, August., 1959.
Uncl.

GREGOR, A.
"Foundation of the Czechoslovak Meteorologic Society." p. 26.
METEOROLOGICKE ZPRAVY. Praha, Czechoslovakia, Vol. 12, no. 1, Feb. 195~.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EUI), LC, Vol. 8, No. 8, August, 1959.
Uncl,

GREGOR, ,Uois
Daily and yearly dr proosurp moositromfinto at Karlov Obnervatory
in Prague in the poriod 1921-196o. Studia geophys 8 no-41
364-376 164.
1. Charles University, Prague 5 - Kosire, Piseckeho 11.

GREGOR, A.
Solar radiation at the Prague-Karlov Observatory . Pt. 2.
Meteor zpravy 17 no.58129-134 0 164.

DAi')CHA, Tadsusz; O",CANE Anita
Path
I mgemc classIficat'lon of hyperbiltrubinesda. Pol.. firch.
med. we,,ji)e'L. 34 no.4g461-470 164
1. 7 lunst.:rLutu HemsLologil' w r;arsza;,;.ip- drc. tir.
mad. A. Trollunawsk--').

POj_*ID / Chemical Technology. Chemicol Products and
Their Poolicat ions. Chemical I-Processing of
Solid Fossil Fuels.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, 19-59,, No 4, 13115.
Author :Ka 1 o no,.-Ys k iBohdan; Grodon, Alojzy; Gregor. Antonf.
Inst :Not given.
Title :Absorbent Oil for Collecting Benzene from Coking
Gas aad New Possibilities of its Regeneration.
Part 1.
Orig Pub: Koks, smola, gaz, 1957, Z., No 4, 153-156.
Abstract: General information is given on methods for collect-
ing benzene from coking gases, on comparative char-
act,2ristics of coal and solar absor'nent oils usually
used and their regeneration. Reasons for production
losses of these oils and stcps for stooping these
losses are examined.
Card 1/1

POIAND/Chemical Technology - Chemical Products and Their H.
Uses - Safety Methods. Sanitary Methods.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Khimiy--, No 11, 1958, 36757
action of some impurities and of container walls.
Inflammation and explosion of (VAM) my be cansed by
specifically shaped high temperature sparks, when in
prolonged contact with (VAM). Sparks from 2-4v sour-
ces do not cause conflagration. In the presence of
gaseous COp, (VAM) inflames and explodes while in the
presence of solid C02 (VAM) does not explode.
To extinguish (B) fires water vapor, water, foam, sand,
solid CO 21 flue gases and nitrogen were used.
Positive results were achieved with foam-fire extinguis-
hers and with the solid CO 2'
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P/013/62/000/009/001/0
Zone refining, a modern method D204/D307
Increasing utilization of zone refining in industry is anticipated.!
There are 4 figures.
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~,'joator trangmeiion staticns. ;-Jz%avo~ koch 7 no, 3~
103-113 164.

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ORE'ColL. B.
Automatic mechanism for compensating spring needles. P. 87. (Textil, Praha, Vol. 9.
no. 3. Mar. 1954)
SO: Monthly list of East European Accessions (EEAL). LC Vol 4, No. 6. June 1955, Uncl

GR:-;GOI. B.
Success of the competition for the best solution of urgent problems in thoknit ood
rj~;bon, and lace Industries, p. 295. (Textil, Praha, Vol. 9, no. 10, Oct. 1954~
SO: Monthly list of East European Accessions (EEAL), LC Vol 4, No. 6, June 1955, Uncl

GREGOR, B.
Results of the plan for technical development for 1956 in the hosiery industry. p. 163.
(Textil. Vol. 12, no. 5, May 1957. Praha, Czechoslovakia)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAL) LC, Vol. 6, no. 10, October 1957. Uncl.

GREGOR, B.
Technical development in the knit goods industry in 1959, P. 51.
TEXTIL. (Ministerstvo lehkeho pruWalu) Praha, Czechoslovakia. Vol. 14, no. 2,,
Feb. 1959.
Monthly list of East European Accessions (EM), IZ, Vol. 8, no. 10, Oct. 1959. Uncl.

Gregor, E.
Refining sulfite alcohol in molasses alcohol distilleries. p. 86.
KVASNY PRUMYSL. (14inisterstvo potravinarskeho prumyslu) Pra:~.a.
Vol. 1, no. 4, Apr. 1955.
Source: EM LC Vol. 5, No. 10 Oct. 1956

F.
Effect of impurities gn the activity of vinyl acetate.
P. 505 (Chemic'-y Prumysltl. Vol. 7, no. 9, Sept. 1I?57,PraI,--.a, C-ochnslovalla)
I -Vol. 7, no. 2,
Monthly Index of Fast FuroDean Accessions (YVAI) LC
February 1958

CZECHOSLOVAKIA / Chemical Technology. Chemical Products. H
Synthetic Polymers. Plastics.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, 1958, No 20, 69157.
Author : Qgeygg R-, Sura H.
Inst : Not given.
Title Effect of Impurities on the Degree of Polymeriza-
tion of Vinylacetate.
Orig Pub: Chem prumysl, 1958, 3, No 2, 103-105.
Abstract: Effect of certain impurities on the degree of poly-
merization of vinylacetate was investigated. As
impurities, the substances commonly found in the
presence of monomers, such as CH3COOH, (CH3CO)2O,
CH3COH, and CH3CHCOCOH, were used as rlxtures.
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CZECHOSLOVAKIA / Chemical Technolo.5y. Chemical Products. H
Synthetic Polymers. Plastics.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, 1958, No 20, 69157.
Abstract: It has been established that the above substances
inh-','hit polymerization in the following order;
CH3C~"L;HCOH >CH3COH >(CH3CO)20 > CH3COOH . For
the introductory article refer to Ref. Zhur-Khim-
iya, 1958, 557724.
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no. 12, Dec. 1958
Gregor, F. Effect of acetic acid on the staUlity of the reaction system
in the pearl polymerization Bf -,,rinyl acellate. v. u66.
PIonthly List of East Riropean Accessions (EEItl), W, Vo.6, No. F,
"lay 1959, Unclass.

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AUTHORS: Gregor, F., and Engel, E
TITLE: Course-o-Y-Alkaline Saponification of Polyvinyl Acetatel
in a Mixture of Methyl Alcohol - Methyl Acetate
PERIODICAL: Chemick� pr-&mysl, 1960, Nr 1, PP 53-55
ABSTRACT: Polyvinyl alcohol is produced by alkaline saponification
of polyvinyl acetate. Saponifying agents are anhydrous
methyl alcohol and a small amount of sodium methylate.
In contrast to older methods this is an alcoholytic.process
and by-products of the reaction are a mixture of methyl
acetate and methyl alcohol. Since the saponification is
normally carried out with a 15 to 20% solution of
polyvinyl acetate the method necessitates a separation
by distillation of large quantities of the mixture methyl
acetate- methyl alcohol. This increases costs of
production and the authors have studied therefore the
possibility of using a mixture of jnotliyl acetate inethyl
alcohol for the saponification process instead of pure
methyl alcohol. The feasibility of the process is
summarized in a table indicating that polyvinyl alcohol
of desired properties can be obtained if the content of
Card 1/3 meLhyl acetate in the reaction mixture does not exceed

Z/009/60/000/01/036/058
E112/E253
Course of Alkaline Saponification of Polyvinyl Acetate in a
Mixture of Methyl Alcohol - Methyl Acetate
6W6. Under these conditions the polyvinyl alcohol can
be filtered off readily and the filtrate can be used
without further purification for the saponification of
further batches. The authors have shown that it is
possible to produce without separation and purification
of -the reaction medium by fractional distillati.on,
eleven consecutive batches. Experimental details:
Pearl polyvinyl acetate is dissolved in the appropriate
solvent mixture in a round bottomed flask, fitted with
stirrer and reflux condenser. The temperature is brought
to 5000 and sodium methylate is added through the reflux
condenser. Stirring is continued and after some time
the solution thickens and the polyvinyl alcohol separates
later as a compact gel. Rapid stirring converts it into
a powder. Ease of filtration of separated polyvinyl
alcohol is a point to which particular attention is paid.
A graph is given, showing the effect of polyvinyl acetate
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Z/009/60/000/01/036/038
E112/E253
Course of Alkaline Saponification of Polyvinyl Acetate in a
Mixture of Methyl Alcohol - Methyl Acetate
which can be operated from the same solvent mixture,
There are 3 figures, 2 tables and 3 references, 1 of
which is Czech and 2 German.
ASSOCIATION: Vskumny' U'stav prepetrochemiu, Novaky 'ky)
(Research Institute for Petrocarbon Chemistr , Nova
SUBMITTED: August 28, 1959
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Z/009/62/000/012/002/002
E032/E514
AUTHORSs GregR;~,-FraiLtil"4c--and Pavlatka, Eduard
TITLEi Polyvinyl acetate coatings with improved resistance
to organic solvents
PERIODICAL: Chemickf prSmysl, v.12, no.1, 1962, 689-692
TEXT: A method of preparation of polyvinyl alcohol with
a double bond in the molecule was tested. The number of double
bonds during alcoholysis of the polyvinyl acetate catalyzed by
sulphuric acid ivis found to be a function of time and the acid
concentration. If the thus obtnined polyvinyl alcohol is used
as emulsifier during polymerization of v-inyl acetate, polyvinyl
acetate emulsions are obtained whiqh yi'eld varnishes with a
high resistance to organic solvents. This unusual property is
explained by the fUl..tliat,dLLriag--pjolymerization, polyvinyl
alcohol together with the monomer forms a copolymer, one part of
which (polyvinyl alcohol) is insoluble in organic solvents but
soluble in water, whilst the other (polyvinyl acetate) is
soluble in organic solvents but insoluble in wat'er. Therefore,
the combination of the two given a coating which is insoluble in.
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Polyvinyl acetate coatings z/oog/62/000/012/002/002
E032/E514
both water and organic solvents. There are 5 tables and 3 figures'*
ASSOCIATION: V~skmmn~ dstav pre petrochemiu, Nova'ky
(Petrochemical Research Institute, Nova'ky)
SUBMITTED: March 31, 1962
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-W,PqRj_?ti~t~!ek! PATUCKA,, Eduard
Polyvin7l acetate coatings with increased reaistance to organic solvents.
Chem prum 12 no.12:6"2 D 162.
1, Vyakmny ustay pre petrochemiu, Noyak7,

Z/009/63/000/002/oo4/004
B112/E492
AUTHORS: Gre ;or, Frantiselc andPavlaZ'ka, Eduard
TITLE: Polyvinyl alcohol as stabilizer in the production of-
bead polymers
013 -
PERIODICAL: Chomick" pr~mysl A no. 2, 1963, lo8-log
y
TEXT: Polyvinyl alcohol used as stabilizer in polymerization
processes is prepared by the base-catalyzed hydrolysis of
polyvinyl acetate. It has been found that optimum stabilization
is achieved when hydrolysis is not carried out to completion and
who', 3 to 7564 acetyl groups are left in the polyvinyl alcohol.
structure.; The present paper describes a laboratory method for
~the preparation of polyvinyl alcohol, containing the required
quantity of residual acetyl groups, using a methanolic solution of
sodium hydroxide as catalyst. Optimum reaction conditions were:
Temperature 64 to 65*C; 100 S polyvinyl acetate, 400 gmetbanol,
2g iiiethanolic sodium hydroxide; reaction time 40,minutes.
Lower concentrations of catalyst reduced the rate of hydrolysis,
There are 2 figures and 1 table.
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Z/009/63/000/002/004/004
Polyvinyl alcohol E112/E492
ASSOCIATION: Vyzl,-unin y*' -u"stav pre petroch6niiu, Novie~ky
(Petrochomistry Research Institute, Novaky)-
SUB'MITTED: - August 10, 1962
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GFMORV Y, - - - - - - - , , - - ,
uThs Quercicolous Lithooolletts fib. In Czechoslovakia." p. 24. (Z&Rjg&U&
A Adgmium 111tye Vol.lt N9.1t 1952, Praha.)
U- REM AjW
SOS - am" _ W&NI V01.3, No.3. Library of Congress,, MMvh 1954,
- uml.

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!few and important discovfries of Lepidopter~ in C,,-echoslovakia. P. 114.
Brno. Moravske museizm. ACTA. Brno. Vol. 40, 1055.
-, - , - ~I;ast ',A,.ror)nan Acces-iinns List,
' Vol. 5, no. 9, -Scpt~:mbrrl 956

GREGOR, F. ; POVUJIfY, 1).
Study on a clonsification of synanthropic flleo (Diptera). J. Hyg.
'pidem., Praha 2 no.2:205-216 1958.
3
1. Cesko lo love noka al-zdemie ved. Biolw,,Icky ustnv, parasitologicke odd..
Praha XDC, Ila evicisti 2. Czechooloynkin.
(Films,
classif. by ecol. relation to man & his environment (Ger))

,._WM~q antij!~~; POVOLMY9 Dalibor
k,_Ir__
A.contribution to knowledge of the synanthropic flies of Hungary.
Cas entam 57 no,2;156.177 160. (EUI 10:1)
1. Parasitologische Abteilung des Biologischen Institutes CSAV
(Ceskoalovenske akedemie ved)
(Hungar7. .-Flies )

GREGORCZYK, Zofia
------
Thermodynamics characteristics of liquid solutions Ag-Bi. Rocz
chexii 34 no.2:621-635 160. (EKAI 10;1)
1. Xatedra Chemii Nieorganicznej Wdzialu Farmacautycznego
Akademii Medyeznej, Wroclaw.
(Silver) (Bismuth) (Solutions)

GREGOR, F.
"Oak leaf roller problem. Occurence, mass fluctuation
and possibility of controlling the Torix viridiana L. in
Northwestern Ger~any and damage caused by it" by F. Schwerdtfeger.
Reviewed by F. Gregor. Cas entom 60 no,1/2:171 163.

,GREGOR,~antisek ~dr., inz.; POVOLN1, Dalibor, doc.p dr., inz.;
REZAC, Miroslav, inz., dr.
Systematic oligiphAa of the Central-European species of the
genus Lithocolletis Hbn. and Argyresthia Hbn. (Lep.) on
Prunoideae. Cas entom 60 no.1/2:81-93 163.
1. Institute of Parasitology, Czechoslovak Academy of
Sciences, Srno, Zemedelska 1 (for Gregor and Povc,141.
2. Institute of Applied Entomology, University School of
Agriculture, Brnop Zemedelska 1 (for Rezac).

GREGORP Frantisek; PAVLACKA, Eduard
Some information on the preparation of dibenzoyl peroxide. Ghem
prum 14 no.6:299-302 Je 164.
1. Research Institute of Petrochemistry, Novaky.

lol-.sFt.cr --lass-fil-er r,7,infct,rp-d nln&tics.
tVO r -4,Z,oj r, :Etz1v rro
-n llrft-, ~zf,cl-nsloviakia V.-,, . no. 10, Cot. Y;59
.~,rthlv TA.-I, of Furopcca!. nrc-ssdon, %!el. 12, Der~.
uncl.

BERG, A.I., akademik; GII~qqR, -Jiri [translator]
On acme problems of cybernetics. Pokroky mat fyz astr 5
no.6:734-741 160.-

GREGOR, Jim
Preparing cadres for the glass industry In Slovakia. Sklar a
keramik 12 no.2:45 F 162.
1. Sloverska plnnovacia komisis, Bratislava

GREGOR, J., inz.
------
*polyester glass laminates" by A. Sternschuss, V. Zvonar.,
0. Slezak and M. Kucera. Reviowed by J. Gregor. Jemna mech
opt 5 no.2:74 F 160.

GREGOR, J.
axperience with dried blood serum in hay fever therapy. Cesk. otolar.
7 no.5:288.-291 Oct 58.
3,, Otolaryng. katedra lek. fak. UK v Bratislave, veduci doe. MUDr.J.
lajda.
(H&Y IFEM, ther
dried blood serum (C%))
(sMOTHIBA", in var. dis.
dried blood serum-in hay fever (Cz))

PROUSOVA, S.; ~Q GR3GOR, J.
111~14"~#~~-
Our results following attics-antretomies. Ceak. otolar. 8 no.4:
211-212 Aug 59.
1. Otolaryngologicka katedra lek. faIc. UK v Bratialave. veduci doc.
AJDr. J. Iajka.
(FAR, MIDDIM, surg. )

OZE-CHOSLOVAXIA/Optics - GoomotricnI Opticu K-2
Abs Jour Rof Zhur Fizikc, No 10, 1958, :to 23773
Author q r 17 Grogor Jo
111 A�r"rC -- --
Inst rohov, rzomlcslovakin
Title Distribution of Li,-,ht Pt the Imaco Point According to Wonder-
Slab*
Orig Pub Jerma noch. c opt., 1957, 2, Pro 6, 161-01
Abstract A mothed is Eiven for the calculction of ,,he clistrituticn of
UC,ht at the inr-o point with the aid of goometriccl olt.,jects.
Indications for the prectical use of the nothod cre given.
Or.rd

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AUT11OR: Gregor, JiM
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Z/026/61/006/003/003/CO3
D256/D304
TITLE: Approximation of the Hilbert turansformation.by using
orthogonal rational functions
PERIODICAL: Aplikace matematiky, v. 6, no. 3, 1061, 214 - 240
TEM-This article investigates a certain class of rational func-
tions, their use ir. the approximation of a given funettion, and its
Hilbert transformation. It further shcTas how the -results can be
applied to solving some problems in electrical engineering, aero-
dynamics, and automatic regulation. krproximation methods are used
in solving certain technical problems. because the normal form of
integral t-ransformation is rather curntersome and difficult. The
Hilbert transformation:
g (Y) jfj + d x
n _1X_Y
W
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24W2
Z/026/61/006/003/003/003
Approximation of the ... D256/D304
cations read as follows: D.E. Thomas, Tables of phase associated
with a semi infinite unit slope of attenuation, Bell syst. Techn.
Inl. Vol. XXVI. 1947, pp. 870-899; E. C. Titchmarsh, Introduction
to the theory of Fourier Integrals, Oxford, 1937.
SUBMITTED: November 139 1959
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GREGOR, L.
____I
Window mounting in thin-panel buildings. a. 485.
POZEMNI STVBY. (Ministerstvo stavebnictvi) Praha, Czechoslovakia, Vol. (1)
no. 9. (September) 1959.
Monthly list of East European Accessions (EFAI) LC, Vol. 8, No. 11,
November 1959.
uncl.

HORAY Oldrich, inz.; CERMAK, Alexandr, inz.; GREGOR, Miroslav
Raising the effectiveness of harvester-threshers.
Zemedel tech 10 no. 3:151-164 Mr 164.
1. Research Institute of Agricultural 1.11achinery, Chodov
near Prague. Director of the Institute: im. jaroslav
Homolka.

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CZECHOSLOVAKIA/Cosmochemistry - Geochemistry. Hydrochemistry. D.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Xhimiya, No 9, 1957, 30392
Author : Racik, J., Gregor, M.
Inst
Title Active Rock of Czechoslovakia. II.
Orig Pub Chem. zvesti, 1.956, 10, No 5, 282-299
Abst Investigation of 7 specimens of clay having the composi-
tion: halloysite - montmorillonite and montmorillonite -
illite. Dependence of activity on granulometric composi-
tion is noted. Negative activity was exhibited by 5 spe-
cemens of kaolinite admixed with sand (chemical analyses
are given). High adsorptive power has been ascertained
in the case of purely diatomaceous formations.
Communication 1, see RZhKhim, 1956, 19072.
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(;ZECHOSLOVPXU/Chenical Technology - Synthetic Polymers. Plastics H.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No 16, 1958, 55724
of 2-3 . 10-4 moles per 100 g. of monomer of 1.
At a concentration of - 130 x 10-4 Twles per 100 g.
of monomer, polymerization usually does not take place.
The effect of copper makes itself apparent already at
a concentration of 15 x lo-7 miles per 100 g. of I,
hindering (at a ten-fold concentration) the polyrieriza-
tion process and stopping it altogether under usual
conditions.
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CZECHOSLOVAKIA/Chemical Technology. Chemical Products and H
Their Application. Artificial and Synthetic
Fibers.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khim., No 13, 1958, 45281.
Author Gregor Mikulas, Kachanak Stefan.
Inst --------
Title Experiments on Recovery of Carbon Disulfide and Hydrogen
Sulfide from Exhaust (Vented) Cases of Viscose Fiber
Production.
Orig Pub- Chem. prumysl, 1957, 7, No 11, 587-590.
Abstract: The authors propose a systen of purification of the
exhaust gases of viscose fiber mnufacture, to remove
CS2 and HO, which is based on selective adsorption
of H2S by granulated absorbent utilized in coal carboni-
zation plants, and on the adsorption of CS, by activated
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CZECHOSLOVAKIA/Chemical Technology. Chemical H
Products and Their Applicatiuns.
Fertilizers,
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 6, 1959, 20043
Aiithor : Gregor, Mikulas5 Rives, Ladislav
Inst
Title : The Utilization of Calcium Which is Con-
tained in Native Waste Raw Material.
Orip Pub : Nasa veda, 1958, 5, No 5, 199-202
0
Abstract : Dust carried off from a shaft cement-roa-
sting furnace contains 20,91-40*66 percent
K20; the latter is introduced into the
batch with clay and coke. It predominates
in the form of carbonate (to 30 percent),
it is contained in sulfate form in a lesser
quantity (to 8 percent), and K sulfide (to
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GR~~O% H.
MILITARY & NAVAL SCIENCES: GENDUL
Periodical NASA VEDA. Vol. 5, no. 11, Nov. 1958.
GREGOR, 1-1. 2nd ConEresE, of the Scientific Techn-Lcal Society for the Silicate Industry
in Zvolen. P. 503.
Notithly List of East European Accessions LG, Vol. 8, no. 3,
March, 1959. Uncl.

hUNG-ARY/CherAcal Technology. Cherdcal Products and Thc-ir
plication. Corarxics. Glzss. Dinding I.,Ltorials.
Concrete.
:~L)s JOur: Ref Zliur-Khi,-.i.., 11c. 1)59, 35784.
sulubility of the dust in water and i;, i',', Oil vc~rc
6 U-i-ld to
l!'-umiacd- r-.Ihe tiv-,rnLc 1(,0 coatelt was LG*L
c
be 26~1,; the !-.-.,0 mrx,--muicls arc nenrly
ill watc- Oz the foll--inc-
K2CO 3 -1 `-.931, 11MCO 7,62,
V, - Ill',,
so line2lr 5 ,1
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35,2'. TIT-! con'L,*c-:zt of the dus"U'- with
decrcas-~G *,f,---*,-J-C!e Size: the 3--), m, con-
t--ilis The --=sibil-it,%r ~3-P
of the Ctust i%a the manufacture af fr--r~:
Ms
studied. ". schomt-ic diagimia of the
ples
aj)paratus used in collectin3 the flue clust
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GREGOR* M.
"J. Kaspar, J. Smid, and J, Eckstein's Monokrystz~ly (Monocrystals)-
a book review.*
p, 67 (Chemicke Zvesti, Vol. 12, no. 1, Jan. 1958, Praha, Czechoslovakia)
Monthly IndeX of East European Accessions (EEAI) LCs Vol. 7, no. 9,
September 1958

Distr; 4E2c/4E3b/4E3d
Vle earch on a o material for production of
a:.,., flitg.,11c
eeler , and estimation of optimum conditions
of electroly--si-T.-k- MatiagovskS, and 11. Grjc~(Chciu-
iistav SAV, Hr.%tFh1-ava7L`zLR.). Chet7t7-Pr-irP7y-sT0, 303-8
(1059)~Lab. eimtrolyzers with capacities of I and
F/hr. were used. The elLctrolyte was KF.IIP satd. at
-100* with 40170 IIF. Anode materkds were: C with 2%
ash, soft graphite, and them. pure Pt, Ni, Cit. Cr, Zn, and
brass. The effective surface of C and graphite was 14.3
sq. cm.; of Pt. 11.7 sq. cm.; and of other metals, 18.4 sq.
cm. The mcaswernent was carried out for approx. 30
min. (except with Pt, for which the time was 6 min.) at
00-120*. The relations between tenip., e.in,f., corrosion
of anode as loss/kg. of produced F, c.d., and polarization
were followed. With Pt at const. c.d. of 8.55 amp.1sq-
c1m., e.m.f. vs. temp. gradually falls and anode corrosion vs,
!emp. and c.d. risem. For all anodes, e.m.f. and corrosion
increase with c.d., except C, for which corrosion did not
ha Graphite disintegrated. According to the results
and C can be used as anodic material. 1110inthe
=
electrolyte did not affect NI anodes, which can be used with
a rather broad muse of conens. of 1IF in the electrolyte.
The optimunt c.d. Is 7 amLp./sq. dni. The advantage of
C anodes Is in noncorr d low cost; the optimum
c.d. for C is 6.5-8 VpMliq'~ dra. On the basis of tab.
results, a pilot-scale clectrolyzer with a capacity of IOD-
160 LF/hr. was'designed.
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Development of research concerning the Slovak active earths. P. 325.
4
CH2-.1--JCKE ZVESTI . Bratislava, Czechoslovakia. Vol. 13, No.,AI Apr. 1959.
Yonthly list of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC, Vol. 8, No. 10,
Oct. 1959.
Uncl.

GREGOR, M.; IZAKOVA, K.
Slovak active earths. IV. P. 326.
CHEMICKE ZVESTI. Bratislava, Czechoslovakia. Vol. 13, No. 6, Apr. 1959.
Monthly list of East European Accessions (Er,.Ai) Le, Vol. 8, No. 10,
oct. 1959.
Uncl.

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T"? A CT I gauge arid, num Lm~;~.re ~vitn Ac. At a
r, the F'as of 3-1t 3pace v
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oc-i t.-.! o iO per h;~- . con t at, t r ime of 2-12-2-5,
sec, nnd ) ternnerature of
7PI~'rte .1; removai achieved viitn
duc;ri-,-, 4-.,0-500 'hr ruzuz. The Au" gx--Lr.:Unq 10.5s dId
not. eyceod Tlie ahwie results, represer-.L a
15-fold increaso in capttcitv conn:iped to thp crita' '
ytic batch rrucess, The ckiithur.-~ are of Clio opin-40
that the above-desci*5bed continuouz process can bel
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GREGOR, M.; lVi.TlASQV-'-KY, K.
Production of elementary flourine. p. 138.
CHI~--'IICKE L16TY. (Ceskosloveriska akademie ved. Chemicky ustav) Praha,
Czechoslovakia, Vol. 53, no. 2, Feb. 1959.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAI), LC, Vol. 8, no. 11, Nov. 1959
uncl.