SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GRYGLIK, E. - GRYNIA, M.

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POLAND Chemical Technology. - Fertilizers. Chemical Pro&cts H-6
and Thleir Application. Part 2.
Abs Jour : Referat. Zhurnal Khimiya, No h, 1958t 11895.
Author :E. Gryglik., P. Hoffmann, A. Pfeffer, Z. Pletti, T, Idesfalewicz.
Inst :Not given
Title :Application of Anhydrous Sodium Sulfate to "Superthomasin"
Production.
Orig Pub :Przem. chem., 1957, 13, No 6, 341 - 343.
Abstract :Pilot plant and factoxy experiments showed the possibi-
lity of a partial and a complete substitution of soda with
Na sulfate at the manufacturing of "superthomasin". The
process proceeds normally and yields a high quality product,
wbich does not contain sulfides and is not hygroscipic.
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GRYGLIK, Eugeni-usz; PIZTTI, Zdzislaw; MESKI, Jerzy
Marking-out of material streams S-rotary kilns for super-
Thw.as production in the BONARKA Works in.Krakcnr,, Przem
chem 40 no.7080-383 J1 361.
1,i- InBtytut Badan Jadro,,qch., Polska Akademia Nauk, Warszawa i
Fabryka Supertomasyny KUM, Krakow.

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PRZEGLAD KOLEJOWY EIEKTHOTECENEZNY. (W"avnIctwa Kowmiikacyjne) Warssava.,
Poiaw,, voiL. u. no. 6v juns -ig5g.
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AUTHOR: Grygolajtys, Jan
TITLE: Transient processes in electrical circuits with
concentrated linear impedances
PLRIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Elektrotekhnika i energetikao
no.21, 1962, 7-8, abstract 21 A 40. (Prace Inst.
elektroteclin., v.8,-no.24, i,96o,-1-28). (Polish:
summaries in Russian, French.,and English).
TLXT: Classical methods of solving differential equations
are inadequately used in considering transient processes. The
method of successive elimination of unknowns can be successfully
used for solving differential equations of transient processes in
complicated electrical circuits. The differential equation of a
circuit consisting of two independent ioops is-
A d2x + A dx + A x + B d2y + B dy + B Y = ILI
dt2 2 dt 3 1 dt2 2 dt 3
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dx d 9y
B B 2. -+ B x + D + D -- + D u M
1 dt2 dt 3 1dt,2 2 dt 3y 2
which may be solved by the following substitutions:
d u1 du1 d2 U2 du2
f1 D1* 2 + D 2' + D 3UI - B1' 2 B2. _ _ B3u21
dt dt dt dt
f A d2U9 du2 B d2 u1- B .duI U11
2 dt2 -2 dt ' -3U2 -I' ;tT 2 dt 3
whence two fourth order equations with separate unkii6wns may be
obtained:
f IV 111 11 1
f2 a4y IV + a3yIII + a 2y 11 + alyI+ a Oy.,
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Differential equations of higher orders are reduced to a system
of first order equations:
X OE X zi, z Ct Z, Z2
1 z2 a z = z
3 2 31
z OL4Z
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where al, a 21 a3 and a4 are roots of the characteristic
equations. Instead of the reduced system of first order equations
resolved one after the other, a systent re.solved in parallel may
be obtained:
w OL w ~ f (t), w OL w M.
1 1 a4 1 2 2 2 g-4 'I
w a w f (t), w CKiW4 = t M
3 3 3 -a4 I a4 I
The auxiliary functions w1, W21 w 3 and w4 obtained from these
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may be used to find the unknowns X, x , x , x from the
system of algebraic equations:
W4 = X11I - (a + a + a )XII + (a a + M a + Ot a )x I a (9 Q x ;
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w 3 = Xiii - (al + 01 2 + CLOX + (a la 2 + a la4 + a 2a4)x a2a2aoLlix ;
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w I = x III - (0L 2 + a 3 + CLOX + (OL2Q3 + CL ct 4 + OL3 a4)x a 2EX3ahx
For the first order differential equation x* ak = y cases are
considered of intermittent changes in y and x and also
graphical methods of solving such equations.
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GRYGOLOITICZ " -. 1.'L%GZ7-7-;SKIP 1.
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Standardizincr the consumption and management of spare parts of'r auto.labiles. p. 2(r-".
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Vol 10, no. 7, July 1955. !~'OTORTZACJA. 'Jarsaw, Poland.
So: Eastern a-xopean Accession. Vol 5. no. 4, April 1956

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GRYOORCZUK, S.
Accuracy in geodetic works and matters. p.65
FRZEMAD GBODEMJNY. (StowaMazenie Naukowe-Techni. czne Geodetow Polskich)
Warszawa. Vol. 1j, no. 2, Febe 1959
Monthly List of FAwopean Accessions (EEIA) LC, Vo~-'. 8. no. 7, Ju3,v 1959.
Uncl.

. GRYGORCZUK_,- SZYM()n
Remarks on the article wOn certain problems concerning polygonal
methods applied in surveying in the light of technical instructions.*
Przegl geod 34 no.71306-307 Jl 162.

GRYGORCZIJK, Szymon
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.-GRYARIEWICZ, Stanislaw, inz.
Redesigning aims ir the construction of slotting tools for
circumferential working of gears. Mechanik .36 no.6-
288-289 je 163.
1. Fabryka Wyrobow Precyzyjnych im Gen. Swiorczewskiego,
Warszawa.

GRYJAROWICZ, S.; MINTUS, T.
New ideas for the con-Itruction of thread-cutting- mchines. p- 605
1
MECHANTK. (Stovarzyszenie Inzynierow i Technikow I'lechanikow Polskich) Warszau-a,
Poland, Vol 32, No. 9, SeDt. 1959.
Monthly list of East European Accession (EEAI) LC., Vol. 9, No.1, Jan. 1960
Uncl.

,GRYK, S-Ta., Inzh.
Using cellulose for removal of iron from condensate. Inergetik
8 no-5:13-15 My 160o (Kim 13SO
(Food-water purification) (Filtern and filtration)

,.GRYK, S.Ya., inzh. (LIvoy)
Gauses of the formation of incrustations on the internal
surfaces of the boilers of a heat and electric power plant.
Energetik 13 no.11:8-9 N 065. (MIRA l8r11)

GRYKALOWSKAO Z.
The Warsaw grain workers aboat their work. p. 7.
Vol* 6, no. 12, Dec. 1955 waroxam ampoDARKA ZmZowA
SOURCE: East European Acesaion List (ZZW; Library of Congress
Vol- 59 no- 8,9 August 1956

GRYKSZTAS, W.
"TaHko of the Motallurgical Industry." p.2
(WjADOmOSCI HMITICZE Vol. 10, no. 1, Jan. 1954 Stalinogrod, Poland)
SO: Monthl List of East EurqM Accessions, LC. Vol. 3. no. 5. May 1954/Uncl.

GRYKSZTAS, W.
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Ten years of People's Poland. P. 157. (WLM-DSCI 'It-ITI.-ICm, Vol.10, No. 6,
Axne 1954, Stalinogrod, Poland)
SO: Month2y List of East European Accessions, (EEAL), LC, Vol. 3, 1,110. 12, Dec.
l9-%, Uncl,

GRYMNAS, W.
Ten years of metallura in People's Poland. P. 158. '%IFLADO:,.C5CI HUTIUZIL,
Vol. 10, No.6, June 1954, Stalinogrod, Polani)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessio,.-s, (EEAL), LC, Vol. 3. 110. 12, Dec.
1954, Uncl.

Gryksztas, W.
Mav 1, 1955. P. lh9
Scientific conference of
Metallurgy of the Polish
held at 6he Institute of
Vol. 229 no. 5, may
metallurgists organized
AcadwW of Sciences wA
Metallurgy in Gleivitz,
1955, HUTNIK
by the Cormittee on
the Institute of Metallurgy and
October 25, 1954. P. 150
SOt MOWTHLY LIST OF EAST EUROPEAN ACCESSIONS,, (EFAL)p Vol- 41 LCp No* 9#
Sept. 1955, Uncl-

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P-MIODICILL: HU'21IN, Vol. 25, no. 7/6, J111YAug. !QI"'!"I*
14-th annive-rsar~, of therolish Conmittee cf National Li erationpp.23
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Tfonth-, List of East European (EFIAI) LC Vol. 8,. 'To. h .',pril, 191-0, 1 class.
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GRYKSZTA3j-j4ady3LW-
Economic cogotition between U.S.S.R. and U.S.A. Wiad hutn
15 no.4:131-133 AW59.

GRYKSZTAS, Ifladyslaw
The 15th anniversary of the July Manifesto. Iliad hut 15 no.7/8:
205-207 n-Ag '59.

GP-YYaZTAS, Wladyslaw
Will the U.S.S.R. abon outdistance the U.S.A.? Wiad hut 15
no.11/12:333-336 N-D 159.

QYWZTAS,__Y~Iol~aw
The July anniversary of the Polish Comdttee of National
Liberation. Wiad but 16 no,7/8:201-202 J1-Ag 160,

GPYYSZTAS, Wladyslaw
20 years of the Polish United Workers Thrty. Wiad hutn 18 no. 2t
33-34. F 162
1. Pedaktor Dzialowy miesiecznika "Wiadomosci Hutnicze."

GRYKSZTAS Wl.
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45th anniversary of the October Revolution. Hutnik P 29 no.11;
399-400 N 162.

COUNM : POLAND 11
CATMAM :Chemical Technology, Chemical Products and Their
Applications. Cerfumics. Bindine Mate-ri~'tls,
ABS. JOOR- :Mr-jadm., No r(, 195% Ho. f, I F') 13
Tina 1-Ufact of 11pritim Oxide on the Pha,-v Composition
of Basic Refractory Vaterin).s.
ORrG. pijB. ins";, bvtri, 10, 'r; 5, 4 3 -: 1,115
ABSTEMT 1r, the Polisb instit,u'-e of Oic rofr~-.ctories
J~ffeot.,5 of the BaO (R) addition on the p1lase
comoositini of the refractories Min'-) - Si(;,~) -
Fc--!03 - CaO syntOms 87eye
invistic- tea. Synbl,etic mixtures --yerv prevared
emplo-ying-, cp oxides, whiel; Ycrv pressed into
s a m p I e s a nd c e. I c i n eil 2' o r ~3 t i n (-,.g z, t(l V J! i 0 - 170
(donending on tLe co-, rosttion of a :rj--ture)
until eqiiilil,ria were nftnineti. As a rprmlt of
this tbe disconiinwit-.Y of FO-15d
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AMMACT S0'110JOPS 1)Vt,T)_0el1 -':,9 ~"111 '~")S WTIS
Con'd tope-01pl. y7i 0- 9te el~i Eii
131.%IS~i, WS, IC~04-iS~ ane, BOC3S4, not des-
cril-c-d previousiy. For Mie Latter Pompnund their
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rofn,.ctory pru-perties Nkere deterininvil, o-ni,ical
y ilia~trams were ohttvinod.
The spcoiiO Dart of i,rlY0S'uij,'!tLCjD AMS (1e_N'0-
-ted to +11,0 er*fecLs olf J~ LnJ F on t~liase com-cosi-
tion. of S, By C and M mixtures. It wigs esta'bli-
,lbf_~d that magnosi-oferrite (','.'F) may imist,
1A110011sly ill all til Systems, B-,B, r,,,,S, all"I L12S.
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ABS. JWR. in=m.) No 17, 1959., No- 61513
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ONG. AM.
ABSTWT Conversely, A forms only partially an MA spinel
Con I (I and partially BA which bits a particiilarly high
rafractiveness (18?00). The a0dition of I'T affe-
cts favourably the high tempora-hire resistive
prnperties-of orthosilicate mixtures and, in
particular, an t,(Iditio*n of 0.5 mols B for 1 mol.
S completely eliminates effects prodticeti by mon-
ticellite (MCS) , incremsing tl-e high lt.emperatiire
resistance of rnixtures by 130-3000. As 1-be result
of this study it was established that by adding
B to mixtures it was possible -to improve proper-
ties of the basic refractory materials.
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CATEGORY
An-nUcations. Ceramics. Glass. Bindinp Vaterials.4
AM. JOUR. RTMUm., Na 19, 19F,-9, No. 68911
A 1 r LI 10 R Nadichowski., F.; Grylicid, Mf.
IfO i (I SVS 1, 0 M
.,B. SilicatteOni~, 1~159, 10, NTo 'I,
M C T Por tli~- clariflcl,ttioti of tlip efft.ct c.,
articles, (-,1xTtI7-E!s (:~,rtuje).-ec'k
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'tl'g(), BAO, CIL(I, S;-
ci,tc,Anation itri4i) tiquililirifi were react--ed.
711i,3 folla-Ked i,,v the Study of their
c C, -1*positi'm ))v thp X-Tav Rile rp;lcrasconic exami-
Uatiart metl)ods, Of narticular intf-rent were 11,e
'2~4p~O - SiOw.) - 2J3a(,, - Sio-9 and 2C0,2 2 BaO
sides of the threc-com-onen-b trip-n.m.,Iar
*f'oncrete.
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4enatillp comno-Ritionj o' orthosilicates.
ABSTRACT
Con' i SNistance of four now com~nounds wits reve*lod-.
BaO - 3 WpO - 2 SiO2 " BtLO - MrO - SiO2 - EaO - 2 CaO
-Mpo -2sio;! and 5 Bao - 2CMO - MgO - 2 Sio".". Solid
solutinns of the 2 CaO - Si02 - 2 Bito . Si02 tYne
1--ave Wide insolubili+y areas of the fusion.
Heat resistances and certain ortical rro-nerties
were determined. Roentgenograms of the new com-
Pounds were obtained. A nossible prevp-ntion of
the monticellite formation was revealed thm-t
could be accemnlished by means of addition of
corresnonding quantities of BaO. A nossible
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AUTHORS Xry:11tB1kyy,, Do Ve
TITLES On the problem of- -the"pres sure of a rigid washer op a circular hole in an
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isotropic, materials having anisotropie mechanical properties are used in the man-
ufacture of machine parts and structural elements. The contact problem -of the com-,'
pression of two elastic bodies bounded by cylindrical surfaces with yearly equal
radii thus acquires great importance. The present work is a continuation of an
earlier investigation by the author, with the diff erence that the first order inte-'--
gral equation previously derived by the author on the basis of the book by G. M.
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VAJNA, S.; GFffLLUS, .
"Industrial application of formaldehyde titrtition.11 p. 185. (Yagyar Kemikusok La-pia,,
Vol. 8, no. 6, June 1953, Budapestr
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CATEGORT
AB.-3. JOUR. RZ11CLAL1. ',~O- 16 19:59,
N01. given
tZ, : The Use of Ion Exchange Resins in ~hrt Pood.
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Industry
Oli~'. PUBS : Elelm Tpar, 1)j No 2, 46-50 (1959)
A reView artic-le with a, bibliography listi-f-g
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GRYLLUS, Vilmosne
Bleaching of the sugar industry juices by ion exchango. Oukar
15 to.1:23-31 Ja 162.
1. Cukoripari Kutatointeset.

ZSIGIIIOIID, Andras; MYLLUS, Vilmoone
Countercurrent ion-exchanging column. Cukor 16 no.10:282-2086
0 163,,
1, Cukoripari Kutatointezet. 20 ."Cukbripar~-ozorkeszto bimottaagi
tagja ( for Zsigmond).

ZkGROND., Andras; GRYLLUS, Vilmosne
c6unte'rcurrent ion-*exchanging;columns. Cukdr 16 no.-t-1:
N 163.
'Parn szerkeszto bizottsagi tag
1. Cukori ja (for Zsigmond).

ZSIOMM., Andras; qjjY-4yS_,. Vilmosne
A new type countercurrent ion exchange column. Elelm. ipar I?
no.6.-169-176 Je IV.
1. Cukoripari Kutato Intezet.

ZSIGMOND, Andras; GRYLLUS, Vilmosne
Experimental examination of countercurrent ion-exchanging
columns. Kelm ipar 18 no. 5: 143-11,8 My 16-46
1. Hungarian Sugar Industry Research I"titute.

%n fc%cd,
.Irk
3ndu~-tj-r Rout .rch

ZSIGMODID, Andras; GRYLLUS, Vilmoone; MAGYAR, Karolyiie., dr.
Application of ion-exchanging substances in the fituiga:rian
food industry. Pt.2. Elelm ipar 19 no.3t65-73 ~tr- 165".
1. Hungarian Sugar Industry Research Institute,, Ndapest.

?'51f 163
'6
21,, -~)/,)Ool c(12/ooVo i o
o
. J/
ib A 15"" A029
AUTHOR: Grylyts'kyy, D.V.
77
TITLE: Elastic Equilibrium of an Infinite Anisotropic Plate ith a Sol-
a" Plate
dered-In Rigid Elliptical Core Under the Effect ~of a orce and a
Moment Applied at an Arbitrary Point, of the Plate.
PERIODICAL: Dopovidi Akademlyi nauk Ukrayinstk0311 Radyan3'koyi Sotsialistychncyi
Respubliky, 1960, No. 2, pp. 164 - 167
TEXT: Contributing to a study of elastic equilibrium of an infinite ani-
sotropic plate with a soldered-in rigid elliptical core under the effect of a
force and a moment applied to the plate at an arbitrary point, described by H.14.
Savin (Ref. 1) and furthering his own work on subject matter (Ref. 2), the authar
mathematically examines the process of determining an angi.e of deflection F, in a
case when the displacement of the platels contour points is u = - ey, V = e% W
where u and V are componcnts of the vector of displacement in Descartes' coordi-
nate system, placing the origin grid in the center of the core and directing the
axes along the main axes of an ellipse, then introducing a new change C. Thean-
gle of deflection is determined from the condition that the moment of the forces
Card 1/2

84163
S/021/60/000/002/004/010
A153/AO29
Elastic Equilibrium of an Infinite Anisotropic Plate With a Soldered-In RigidE:L-
liptical Core Under the Effec- of a Force and a Moment Applied at an Arbitrary
Point of the Plate
acting upon the core from the direction of elastic material Is zero (9). The
final equation (12) determines the angle of deflection under the effect of a olli-
solidated moment. The stresses must be calculated by respective formulas con-
tained in the paper by H.M. Savin (Ref. 1). There are 2 Soviet references. (Ab-
stracterls note: N.I. Muskhelishvili mentioned In the Russian and English sum-
maries is nowhere referred to In the text).
ASSOCIATION: Llvivslkyy derzhavnyy universytet im. Iv. Franka ~L'vov State Uni-
versity imeni Ivan Franko)
PRESENTED: by H.M. Savin, Academician, AS UkrSSR
SUBMITTED: April 14, 1959
Card 2/2

KRAKDWKL, Pawel; GRYMINSKI, Janusz; HAIMM, Hallm
A case of aspergillome of the luvgs In a femle patient with tmber~~
colosis. Oruslica 27 no.10: 1061-1068 0 159.
1. Z Oddslalu ZI i s Pracowni Mikologiesnej Instytatm (bruslicy. Kle-
rownik: doo.dr. P. Mrsikowkk. lbrrektor: prof.&. W. Jarossewles.
(TURMULOBIS PUIMONLRT compl.)
(ASPUGILIMIS compl.)
(LUNG DISNMIS)

KLOTT, Maria; KOZAKOW, Helena; GRYMINSKI. Jaauez
Diagnostic difficulties in cases of eosinphilic infiltrations of
the lungs. Gruzlica 28 no-3:201-209 Mr 160.
1. 2 Oddzialu XI Inetytutu Gruslicy. lierownik: doc.dr med.
P. Krakovicz Dyrek~or: prof.dr mod. W. Jaroozewicz.
iL(ZFMRIS STNDROM diag.)

- GRDIINSKI. Janua?~; KLOTT, Maria
A case of severe-sensitivity to PAS, SM and INH with manifestations
of the involvement.of various organs, Grazlica 29 no.3:281,292 Ve 161.
1- Z Oddzialu I Insty-tutu Gruslicy Kierownik: doe. dr med. P. Krakovka
Dy--ektor*. prof. dr med. W. Jaroszewicz.
(PARAAMINOSALICYLIG ACID toxicol)
(STREPTOMYCIN toxicol) - -
(ISONIAZID toxicol)

GRYMSKI, Janusz; WJZSZEWSKI, Stanislaw; I"ISAROWSKI, Wiarlaw
Effect of BGG resistance on the inclusion of methionine-S-35
into proteins of guinea pig organs in experimental tuberculoals.
Gruzlica 32 no.lt23-30 J064
1. Z Oddzialu I (Kierownilcl doe. dr. P.Trakowka) 1 z Pracowni
Izotopowel (Kierownikt doc.dr. W.Tysaroitski) Insty-tutu Gruzlicy.

KRAKOWKA,,Pawel; GRY14121SKI, Janusz
Primary cancer of theltrachea. Gruzlica 32 no.1:61-66 Ja'64
1. Z Klini-ki.Chorob Pluc (Kierownik,. doc.dr. P.Krakowka) i z
Zakladu Anatomii Patologicznej (Kierownik: prof.dr. S.Chodovska)
Irstytutu Gruzlicy.

KRAKOWKA, Pbwel, GRYMINSKI, Januav; MIGIOWICZ, Irerm
Diagnostic difficulties in cases of tuberaulmis empyema. Gruz-
lica. 32 no.10.'903-914 0 16~
1. Z Kliniki Chorob Pluc (Kierownikt doc. dr. med. P. Krakowka)
i z MkIadu Radiologii (Kierownik: prof. dr. mad. K. Cbsowska)
Instytutu Gruzlicy, Varszama.

With ViT-Us hep8ritis
of INH an li.ver cells in patients
iln(l F"Iliponary tuberculosis. Pol. tygr. lek. 20 no.424:877-879
Jc t65.
-L,Z H Kliniki Chorob Zakaznych AM w Waromwie (Kierownik: prof.
dr. Pied. B,:;rtold KROBLIf)i z Kliniki Ohorob Pluc InotytUtu Gnizlicy
(Kievotinik: doc. dr. med. Pawel Kratcowkia),

Y.R.AKOWKA, tjaweL; (.thYM'Nl',Kl, Jariusz; KONONOWICZ, Irena; HALWEG, lialina
I I ,
Sponta~.eous necrosis of pulmonary aspergillom. Gr;izlica 33
no.5-.~431-440 My 165.
1. 1". KlIniki Chorob Fluc i z Pracown.l. Mvkol.ag;.czne.j (Kierownik:
dcc. dr. P. Krakowka) I z Zakladu Rad-Lologi-i (Kiernwnik: prof.
dr. K. Ossowska') Instrtutu Gnalley.

(~Pthophysiol. Inst. U. of Bud.n~c,"U)
11-;etbod f r r Determinat.Ion o f -Une Lem, th o isorac tric -and 1,-,o te;,nA, a tkw,, tr,-t- Uar c)f' the
Ventr-- cl
'4~. Kreish,'o-rsch. 1951 40A9-20(5.q5-592)
Abst: Exc. "ed. llp Vol. 5, no. 7, P. 911

HMNGk RY
REVICZKY, L,, Alice, SZANT0, Laszlo, 'MAGONly, Tlona; National
Institute of Rheumatology and Balneolo~,, (Orszagos Rpuma. ej Furdou.,yi Intezet)
y U
"Effect of Trypsin and Pancreatin Direstion on the iodidG_ConLaining Proteins
and Amino Acids of the Thyroid."
Budapest, Kiserletes Orvostudomany, Vol XVIIIj No 5, Oct 66, page5 _CO2-506.
Abstract jAuthors' Ifun-barian summary] Thf~i effect of trypsin and pancreatin
on 'the Ii3 -labelled thyroid-proteins o.L' rats was studied. In an identical
medium, completely different results were obtained. The splitting ability of
pancreatin proved to be greater and this excess appeared in the thyroxine and
triiodothyronine fractions. The eventual importance of the quantitative ratio
of thyroid hormones which are bound in two different ways is discussed.
4 Hungarian, 12 Western references. [Manuscript received 23 Oct 65.1
8
HUNGARY
REVICZKY, Alice L., SZANTO, Laszlo, IVAGONY. nona, and G1RYMAE_.V_q_ Tam-, sti;.
tute for Rh6UMatiSM and Curative spas (Orszagos Retima anZrl~Mougyj Intezet).
"Contribution to the Evaluation of the indices of Thyroid Funation"
Budapest, Kiserletas Oryostudoma , Vol 18, No 6, 1966; pp 654-662.
Abstract: Authors compare two different methods of evaluating the ohromatograms
of rat thyroid glands digested with pancreatin. After discussing their experi.
mental and mathematical results, authors come to the conclusion that although
the percentage distribution on the filter paper does contain data characteris.
tic of the thyroid function, this distribution must be supplemented by the
K constant, which may be calculated from the ratio of the weight of the
animal and the weight of the thyroid gland. 14 References, of whi,,h 6 Hun-
gariano rest Weaterno YAnuscript received 20" jan 66.

UNGHVARY, L.:GRYNAEUS, T.
Simple titrimetric determination of total protein in spinal fluid.
Kiserlstes orvostud. 4 no. 5:380-382 Oct 1952. (GLV-L 23:5)
1. Doctor for Ungbyary. 2. Research Institute of Balneoloa and
Pathophysiology Institute, Budapest Medical University ond Ishiervart-
utl Dispensary.

3ZANTOP L.; REVICUY, Alice L.; GRYNAEUS,-,T,.,,
Thyroid-function during treatment with the argot derivative lysergic
acid butanolamide. Acta med. acap. sci. bung. 19 no,2:169-183 163.
1., Sedond Department of Medicine and Balneologica',j Research Institute,
State Institute of Rheumatology and Balneology, ftdapest.
(ERGOT ALKALOIDS) (THYROID DISEASZS)
(THYROID FUNGTION TESTS)

L.MCZKY, JKLicej SZMITO, Iamplo; GHMIAEUS, Tama&.
Effect of hydrogenated ergot alkaloid$ (Hydergin) on thyroid
furction. Iota moi~ph. aaad. sai. Mmg. 12 no-42323-33C 164
1. Orazagos Reuma so Furdoug-yi Thtezslz-~,Balneologiai Kutato
Intezete.

-,y , A i GR YNA.-, U,
r, ct u moo r-i rLrjcx id u3 c- In!, :r, tal ;Olin 6~? .1 d
a:~tlrl ty. Acta phys Gl 1 HUT, fl, 2 5 n,
leA , - .
1. Secmd DaTi-artmerit of M
Rhpum--i' " sm R-YA 'Meti-- n-al I lydrolOk-r, Ebdi! m a t,

REVIGZKY, Aai~:n; SUNTO, L.; GRYNAEM. T.; MAGM1Y, "Inne,
Quantitative determination of the thyrold-homone fra,4ticuns.,
their connection with the blood level of organic -Iodine. Acta
physiol. Acad. sel. Hung. 25 no.3.,255-2&'+ 164
_' National Institute of Rheumatism and Mpai-c-sl if~trc,-ji
&. - -)g-j,
aidapest.

L 37915~6' EWT (m)ZE'IJP (j RM
ACC NRa AP6028495 SOURCE CODE: HU/0018/65/017/006/0634/~6471
AUTHOR: "czlcy. Alice L.--Revitski, A. L.; Szanto, Laszlo--Santo, ~,L..;
RUnaeus. Tamas--Grineus, T.; Magony, Ilona--Magon', I.
ORd: National Institute of Rheumatology and Balneology, BudaE!st Orazagos Reuma es
Furdougyi Intezet)
TITLE: Deiodination of I sup 131 - labelled amino aci
SOURCE: Kiserletes orvostudomany, v. 17, no. 6, 1965, 634-647
TOPIC TAGS: amino acid, tyrosinev hormone, iodine, i5otope separation, chromatogra
UACT: lR the case of butanol extraction and chromatographic separation fr 1
AB :ticul
KI or I -labelled tyrosines, or compounds with a thyronine skeleton, the p
phase of the procedure at which 4 loss of iodine appears as well as the degree Of
this loss have been determined. The investigations were carried o= in aqueous
solutions and on materials mixed with serum for comparison. The problems and
questions-of composition of the thyroid hormones and precursors as well as of BII
have been mentioned briefly. Finally, the reliability of the isotope method
described and the problem of its usefulness have been discussed. The authors
thank Laboratory Assistants AlAzzlo Cecilia and.D,,:tor Barany4l Josefte for
technical help. Orig. art. has: 4 figures and 3 tables. LJPRS: 34,1613
SUB CODE: 06, 07 / SUBM DATE: 13Feb65 / ORIG REF: ow / am REF: 015

IL 1"17937-66__
ACC NR, AP6028496 SOURCE CODE: HU/3018/65/017
AUTHOR: - ReyjgZky, All".-Revitsid, A. L.; Szanto. Laszlo-Santo, L.;
Grynaeus. ZM&s--Crineus,, T.; Magony. Ilona-~-M~gon% ~I,
ORG: National Institute of Rheumatology and Balneology,, Budapest (Orszagos Reuma
es Furdougyi Intezet)
TITLE: Deiodination of components of the blood serum labelled adogeneously with
I sup 131 121
SOURCE; Kiserletes orvostudomany, v. 17, no. 6, 196% 648-655
TOPIC TAGS: rat, iodine, blood serum, isotope, tracer study
ABSTRACT: In -Che course of the experiments, the analysis of the blood serum of
rats treated with labelling-amounts of 13-31 are described. It is concluded that
there is a great difference between the amount of iodine-hormone fractions and the
total amount of serum organic iodine. It is discussed in detail and it has also
been proven by means of a mathematical method that the results obtained with the
active method can not be considered as analogous to those obtained with the inactive
method. The results obtained with active methods correspond to the true conditions
only approximately, partly because of their biological half-life and partly because
of various degrees of iodine losses occurring in the course of the determination
and explained by the instability of the iodine derivatives. 7ba authore thank
Laboratory Assistants Tan&lg Caellia-and Doctor Barami J safnA for technical
orl a4A hAa'* is an
d tabY.,,JdP0*_: 3W11)
_T SUWAO: 13F1 MW G'M MW: 02A
5

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:Lit J1

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Ditiction of organic Impurities in Y.Ixue 14 by pliuv?"
cb"Matogmphy. 143! a 11111ma
&I -
wt=,. and a in, ., rOC4
Irena h al....,
-te* ffa No'. 31 M-30(1056).-
MA-pFa-tic acids w
NH4 salts "jr
ere sepd. by descending T
Whatmaid No. I paptr In' an atm.
chromatography an qir 3 j,
NHs and BuOH with BuOH satd. with NH,011,sdn, as on,
cluant and bromcresol greini A Mir,
as a developer. Rj ialues,~
~44
relative to MI-4 butyrate were,. - f and acetate 0.45; 41;"
- butyrate 1.0*,- valerate -1.27i ancl ca-pryt-,
propionate 0.70,
ate 1,154 (averages for 17,rtuis). Chromatograms of
per-
microliters llycerot (1) run alonimide synthetic blanks
I,
i quant. e3tns. Crude I contained 1-21yo and,
mItted rougb
Lq
-distd. 10.2-4 70/c of tbeim Aci(Is. : Desmding~ tromatog- I
raphy of 5 ml~4terz of I with PhOH, equilibrated with at
auffer of pH 12 aa,ati eluant, Whatman No.. I
phosphate
1 paper, an atm:, -Ph/phosphate buffer, and ninhydiin 4
utamle,
veloper demonstrated Ahe presence of aspartle acid. #I
Ine ( -1
M), glycine (IV). thrwnlne (V)i and ala
nine Ilarly, with. BuOH ticial AcO M
Situ
ie, y3lifeisildiii7t
c ASK
44
11, V1. Protine, tyrosifte. Vaunt; and metlilonlue werc, i.. t
Siven. Totat amt. of. amino
in the orde
In
td. to be 0.14% and In distd. MUM.08%.:
c de I was es
Detection of aldehydes in I was 6atTled-ou( by-pptg~ tlii~
j
sponding 2,4-dinitr hi Oyd 'dissolving themi
Mmes,.
carre
iM.
'8) afid cliromatop
1:PhO
In pyridlue:WOV 1, 10,
w
1ruphing at 40' an acetytated Whatman Nei, I p4per,
following it
ected:, (Rj
IMOH as an cluLant. TI wcrc det
trange for 25 runs) glyceraldehydc. (0.1",22); acr6wnl RM
ii . t; J41
rMnc
(0.40-0.51); and formaldehyde (0.58-0.72), The-p
of I did not Interfere with chi~oawngrvphy of the,compilsq
Investigated.
Y,
UN

Y, t pw
t6
chrome ogm
Quantitative matho4 for 140 mina
-Wd 71
In glyc". _-Halina Orvnberv and 11an
jamuszMewicz.- Pram lxd-_Fzm~
vCh A
a a, No. 5. 5&-67(l9S8).--Quanti ppta. of 2,4~
dlitrophenythydrazone3*- (1) from ycerd could only be
ldchieved by reacting 10 g. of I vs . ;41. of 0, 1% 1 SOLU;
-v
traft 0'.
jor 24 hrs., filtrating, waiining 61 the filtrate W708,61
pd repetition of this p peedure at lent 3, times. Combin;l
%
Opts. were dlsWve4 In: I ml. of PyTidine/A16, N&OH. Solo
spot.
gm
A ch t a' ihe4 at 40% The
P"
vapor or. Wca"O dyceraidehyde"(W!,
withIS
J,
Ith myrridlue/We, NaOH Wn,' The "R& 61 aldeb
m;. were dettle-colorimetrically. P616rimetric
'"andards mert prepd. by adding. known; amts. of sklehydes'
to pure glycerol and by, uftr the procedure Just described.,
cv.4 be ditd i
IN.,
ca!W of U aid butyri a5aK. 7.,-7 T.,
7. 4 afi
5
TI!
0
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it

GRYNBERG, Halina; SZC2EPANSKA, Hanna; BELDOWICZ, Maria
Importance of selecting certain conditions of analysis in determining
the composition of fatty acids by gas-liquid chromatography. Chem
anal 8 no.6:881-8qO 163.
1. Department of Chemistry and Analysis of Fats, Institute of
General Chemistry, Warsaw.

,GFVMBERG,. Marek
On the IT-A resonance state. Postepy fizyki 12 no.6:687-699 161.
1. Instytut Badan Jadrowych, Warszawa.

-GAXtJPE,RG1-M.; KOBA' Z.
Five pion isospin wave functions. Bul Ac Pol tat.11 no.
11:701-706" 163.
1.- Institute of Theoretical Physics, University, Warsaw
and University Institute for Theoretical Physics,,
Copenhagen.

_L 362611-66 - T!Jl'(C) AT
~Ap6oi8341 SOURCE CODE: GIV0030/66/013/001/0277/0283
AUTHOR:
ORG: Institute of Physics, Warsaw University
TITM Certain tramport properties of semiconductori! under unlaxial
stress
SOURCE: Physica status solidi, v. 13, no, 1. 1966, 211-2820
TOPIC TAGS: thermoelectric power, galvanomagnetic effect,, transverse
magnetic field, transport property, tensoro semiconductorK
xw~
ABSTRACT: The calculations presented in this paper fire valid for the
III-V and 11-VI semiconducting compounds with a zinc-blende struc-
ture, Under uniaxial stress, the spherical energy surfaces become
ellipsoidal. The galvanomagnetic coefficients for the n-type material
were calculated.following the method described by Zukotynaki and
Kolodziejczak, [S. Zukot~rnski and J, Kolodziejczak, Phys. Stat. Sol,
3, 990, 1963* J, Kolodziejczak and S. Zukotynski Phys Stat. Sol.
5.9 145, 19641,.assuming a diopression law E-E(k. for"these bands
of the type obtained by Pikus, CO. E, Pikus and L, Bir, Piz# tverde
Card 1/2

L 3626h-66
ACC NRt Ap6ol8341
Tela 3, 3050, 19611. With the assumption of an isotropic relaxation
time, the equations were obtained for the transverse magnetroresistaneq
the --armoelectric power in the niagneLie field, and the Nernst-
Ettingshausen coefficient. Expressions were obtained for the Faraday
effect, the stimulated birefringence due to free carriers, and the
plasma frequenoy under uniazial stress by solving Maxwell's equations
with a high-frequency conductivity tensor,.The author is greatly
Indebted to Professor.Soonowski for directing the-present investiga-
tion, Dr. J. KolodzIeJczak for valuable advice and discussionsj
and Dr. W. VO~Hynsla and Dr. J. Ginter for their valuable remarks,
Orig. art. has: 21 formulap,ABased on author's abstract] [NT1
SUB CODE: 11#20/ SMK PATEs 03Nov65/ SOV REPt .003/.
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GRMB~ ~3Z,._._Organi%rtcja jAlskiej aluzby zdrowia w okresie poWojennyM OrganftAtion of
public health service in Polahd after the war PolBki Tygodnik Lekarski, Warsaw 1949,
4/29-30 (869-M)
The ehalth car6"In now Poland ceased to be a problem of Individuals'and is now under the
control of the State -and under the responsibility of the government, proph a being
put in the first place and treatment In-the second. The Walth service instituations am
to be operated by-tenm-work- and not by single physitAtna. Every area and the smalles
borough had some kind of health centre vhich perfbrms the -ftnetions both of treatment and
prophylaxis. They are under professional control of higher scientific level Institutions,,
(including the- medical and surgical clinics of univerait! es*d alBo under social control.
The control is aimed firstly at the Increase of professional level -and then of the dDral
level of physicians. The importance of the health service in planning as developed in a
socialist state is stressed.
.. Valtower ",WroiilRw
So: Medical Microbiology and Hygiene, Section TV, Vol 3, No 1-6

GRYLUMM, Ze , doe. dr.
Organization of the health serwice and health education An rural
areas. 2drovie pub., ffariez. no.5:358-364 'Sept-Oet
(PUBLIC RIAL'tHe
In Poland, -rural areas, organts. of hsalth-sorr.)
(HULTH, educat Iqn,
rural areas in Poland)

GRYIIIMG, Z.; PRZYSUSKI, L.
Case of thrombophlebitis of the splenic vein during renal myloidosis
in primary chronic rheumatism. Polski tygod. lek. 14 no.27:1244-1246
6 July 59.
1. (Z Oddzidlu chorob vewnetrznych Szpitnlft Ozerniakowskiego w Vie;
kierownik oddziolu: prof. dr med. 14. Yejgin)
(OTHRIM, FHEMTOID, compl.) (,UffWIWSIS, compl.)
(THROMBOMLS3ITIS, compl.) (PORTAL V.ZINS, dis.)

GRYNCHAROT -Urill
Zustrument for removing foreign bodies in closed gunshot wounds of
the exophagus by fluorographic control. Vest.rent. I rad.,31 no.2:
77-78*Mr-AP '56. (MM 9:8)
1. It rentganovatogo otdoloniya (sav. X.Gryncharow) nedeandhasti
g*Dimitrovo, fiaroduaya Respublika Bolgarita
(FOREIGN BODIES,
isophague. In gunshot wds., extraction with fluorographic
control. appar. (Rus))
OPHAGUS, foreign bodies.
in gunshot wds.. extraction with fluerographic control,
appar. (Bus))
(VOUNDS A14D INJURIES,
gunshot of szophagus, extraction of for, bodies with
fluorographic control. appar. .(Rusll)

RUSAKMV, M. [Rusakievs, M.] - KHRISTCYVA, T.; AN)ONOV, P.; PRCDRMIOV, A.;
FEW,, I.; GR7=HLROVO 1. [QmwhwvvO K.]; PAMVO 3,
Stmdies! 6T the serun of some, migrant birds in the presence of
antibodies J*tralizing the West Vile virus. Trudy epidemial
milwobiol 8:139-341 161 (pUbleN62]o

POLAND/Chemical Technology Chemical Products and Their H-6
Application. Safety Engineering. Sanitary lEngiTieering.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - KhImiya, No 3, 1958, 8537
Author : Grynczel Zbigniew,-
Inst : -!::-
Title : Rak Materials for the Production of Foamiog Preparatiow.
Orig Pub : Przegl. pozarn., 1956, 35, NO 3, 17-19
Abstract A description of the 'production and utilization of foa-
ming preparations (FP) for the generation of chemical
foam, for exanple, of the produat of nitration of abie-
tic acid. Saponia-containing FP are isola-WI from chest-
nuts and peas by extraction with vater with the aadktian
of an antisep+ic agent (phenol).
Card 1/1

GRYNCZEL, Zbigniew,, mgr. Inz.
Firemn equipment made in Poland. Przegl techn 79 no.1:18-20
Ja 158.

(~RYXDA, 14.1., 1 adir
Gontinuously operating Integrated brigade. Ugol' Ukr. 4 no-7t
24 J1 16o. - (441RA 13:8)
(Coal mines)

GRYNI4 Maria.
Meadows of MW inia coerulea in tJ2e Great Poland region, Prace
nm* roln i loan 13 no*2:145-269 162,
lo Chair of;Meadows and Pastures Cultivationp College of Agricul-
turep Poznmne Directors: prof. Dre H, Falkow'ski-6
I