SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KISFALUDY, S. - KISHCHINSKIY, S.

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Xuagary/Analytical Chandstry - Analysis of Organic Substances, G-3
A~st journal: -Referat. Zhur.. Eblmiya., N0199 1956 61906
Author: Braun Pal
Tbatitution: :None
Am Acids by
Title: Qwntitativtt.Determination,of ino -Means of Paper
ChrcVa+.69r4hy
Original
Periodical: Aminosavak,kvantitativ papirkromatografias.i~4~ehat~arozasa,-Magyar
tud. akad."biol. es,.orvosi tud.' bszt., kozl., 1954, 5, WO-19
77-47;
Hungarian; Z. ges..~innere mea.,: 1954,:g, No 14., 699-7ol; German
Abstract: Amino' a r 6separated by t
2.41mensional chr.oms. ography.9n filter
paper Wba No:lt_-36.x,3.6 cm. 'Solvent-in first 'direction, mixture
of phenol,,and-distilled vater:(free from Cu2 ) (3:1), in the second
direction raliture of -n-propyl alcohol .(I) and distilled.vater (7:3)-
Dried at.-rocei temperature moistebed with dilute solution,of nin-
bydrin (3:1).-.(to'' solution of, 10 mg SnClg *2H20 in 10 ml acetate
bufferi '500- ml: 1 N NaOH + 500 ml. 2 N CH3COO11, added 25 mg II.brought
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llungary/Analytical Chwistry Analysis of Organic Substances., G-3
Abst Journal: Referat Zbur Kb:LmlYa,, No 19, 1956, 6igo6
Abstract: The method makes it possible to determine amino acids in the
presence of serum after removal of proteins and salts fram the
latter. Average error of the method is �10$~ it is higher in the
case of cyetine, proline and oxyproline.
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B N ~.~.-IOLDI. M.; KISFALUDY. S.; SZABO. GY.
Free amino acid content of the lymphs. Acta, mad. hung. 10 no.1-2:
67-73 1956.
1. L,med.izinischii Universitataklinik und,patboph7stologiacbe
Abtallung des.1oraichungs-Instituts for experimentelle Nedizin
der unga.riscb6i2 Akademle der Wissenschaften. Budapest.
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'free. amin'o acid content in dogs (Ger))
(AMAD ACIPS.' datirm,
'.In lymph'. free amino acid content in dogs (Ger))

Roo. F.-to amiza Md watimt at the 4alpL P. llmut-n. MF~Iljt.
amd G. SZTW Nww?, I-jv,2, 1941. 1-,; 11133-134
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Budapest. VIII, Hungary).

KISFAWDY, Sandor; TRAUN, Pal
Amino,ac d studies in Wilson disease. Yagy. belorv. arch. 10 no-5-6:
144-148 Oct-Dsc 57-
1. A Budapesti Orvostudomanyi Igyatem I. B,elklinWajanak koslemays
(igasgato: Russvyak letvan).
(EIHPATOIMNTIGUIAR MDENMTION, metab.
Wilson's die., amino acid content of blood & urine (Hun))
(AMXO A(; IM, . determ,
In blood & urine In Wilsonts dis.(Ran))

1; VOLDI, Mihaly; KISFAIDDY, Sandor; SZABO, Gyoggy
Amino acid determination in lymph. Kiserletes orvostud. 10 no.1:11-14
Feb 58.
1. Budapesti Orvostudomanyi. Fgyetem 1. Belklinikaja.
(LYMPH
amino acid content in dogs (Ekm))
(LMIND ACIM, determ.
in Imh.in dogs (Hun))

KISFALUDY.
C~tantitatlve determination of amino acids by paper chromatography.
Klaerletes orvostud. 10 no.2-3:293-304 Apr-June 38.
1. 'Budapeati Orvostudomnyi Egyetem 1. sz. BelklinDmja.
(AMINO ACUS, determ.
quantitative -oaper chromatography with modified ninhydrin
reagent (Hun))

KWULUDY,
Pathogenesis and therapy of hepatic coma. Orv. hetil. 99 no-17t568-
575 27 Apr.,3Q.
1. A Budapesti OrvostudmFLnyi Rgyetem I. oz. Balklinikajanak (Igazgato
Ruaznyak Istvan dr. egyet. tanar) kozlemenye.
(BVATIC GOYA
-pathogen. & tbar. (Hkm))
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KISFUDDY, Sandor; NNOMMI, Klara.
Uperiences with a now therapeutic method in cirrhotic coma and precoma.
Grv.) hetil. 99 no-172575-577 27 Apr 58.
11 A Budaposti Orvostudomnyi Figyatem L oz. Belklinikajamak (igazgato:
Russnyak.. Istvan dr. egyat. tanar) kozlemenyo.
(HEPATIC COPA* tbar,
proteitk-free diet, chlortetracycline & intestinal irrigation
in com & precom in liver cirrhosis (Mm))
(LIVAR GUMOSIS, compl.
precom & com, tbar., protein-free diet, chlortstracycline
& Intestinal Irrigation (3m))
(CHWRTIMCYCLIND, ther. use
precom:& com in liver cirrhosis, with protein-free diet
& intestinal irrigation (Ehn))
(DIM, in various dis.
Protein-free diet in precoma & coma in liver cirrhosis, with.
chlortetracycline & intestinal irrigation (Ban))

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OLTI, Perenc, Br,; PAPP, Miklo,s, Dr.; ,,Sandor
Agammaglobulinemia, in aftlts. Orv. hetil. 99 no.21:718-719 25 May
58.
1. A Budapesti Orvostudomanyi 3gyetem I. sze BelklinLkajanak (lg.:
Russnyak IstyRn dr. eg7et..tanart akademikus) kozlemenyo.
(AGIL*UGU)BULMMIA, cane reports
in adult (Ran))
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MIN, MOMOMMA-MOMMM"

KISFAILMY, sandor,,Dr.
Clinical observations on dibydrochlorothiazide, a new oral anti-
diuretic. Mao. belorv. arch. 12 no.4:96-104 Aug 59
1. A BudApeeti Orvostudomarqi Ngyetem I. oz. Belklinikajamk (Igaigato;,
dr -rasirqak Istvan:e9yetemi tanar) ko2lemenye.
(GRIOROTHIAZIM, rel cpds)
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EXCERPTA YZDICA Sea 2. Vol 12/9 Physiology Sept 59
ON AMINOACIDURIA - Einige Beobachtungen bei e rhOhter"
Aminosturenausseheidung (Aminoacidurie) - K i a f a 1u d y and Braun
Si
P 1. Med. Univ.-Klin.. Budapest - ACTA MLMr_AvAU.SC HUNU. Im.
1i/1-4 (197-205) 'Tables 2
Details are given of the amino-acid excretion in a case of chronic pyelonephritis
with aminoaciduria, a diabetic nephropathy with ilycinuria. associated with hypo-
physeal Infantilism. and 2 cases of alcaptonuria.

KISIAWDYpSandor; tachnikal mankatare: BRULICH, Margit
Determination of ammonia in the blood by means of ninhydrin
reaction. 91serletes Orvostudozany 12 no.1:98-106 If 160.
I.,Ihdapenti Orrostudomenyi %yeten I. as. Nalklinikaja.
-(ANKONIA blood)
(INDICATM AND MUGIUM)

KISFALUDY, Sandor; BIJKI,, Lela; MESZAROS, Sandor
Effect of oral amino acids on the ammonia concentration in the
portal blood. Kiserl. orvostud. 16 no.4:385-390 Ag 164.
1. Budapesti. Orvostudomanyi Egyetem I sz. Belklinikaja.

KISFALUDY, S.; ERULICHp Margit.
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Determiriation of the ammania amtent in deprotainized blood.
Acta med. acad. sci. Hmg. 20 no.lr,9-87 164.
1. MadizinischeElinik (Direktort Rroi;~ Mh?~ I.Fhmnyak) de:r
mediziniacbm Milversitat., Budape"

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11 TRI 11 I~A ?. Y
gunr rian State Piilroads' Hospital and. Central Ambulant
Service 1. Medical Dpivirtment (chief physidi n- VANDORFY, Jozsef, Dr) (YAV
yagyar ;llamvasutak Korhaz es Kozponti Rpnadelo, I. Belosztaly),
"Study of the Basal and Increased Histamine-Loading Acid Secretion of the
Stomach."
Budapest, Orvosi ilatilap. Vol 107, No 40, 2 Oct 66, PaCos 1885-1887.
Abstract; [Author's liunmllrian suvimarj modified] Basal secrPtIon and the increased-*'-
histamine tests were carried out in 100 males and the. values found in healthy
subjects as well as in various diseases are reported. The values found are
within the extreme limits reporter! In the literature, A comparison of acid
production obtained by the 1 mv Pernmin and the increased histamine tests in
healthy subjects and in patienis with duodenal ulcer revealed sienificantly
hi;~her acid values in the case of the incrPased histamine test in both, but
especially in the ulcer group. The advantages and applicability of the increased
histamine test is discussed by the author. This test furnishes the best clini-
cal conclusions concerning the amount of active parietal cells. Acid production
can be induced by this method even in some of those cases in which histamine
refractory.achlorhydria was present after administration of 1 mg of histamine,
thereby enabling the determination of cases of true achlorhydria. 4 Hungarian,
45 Western references,
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KISFALVI Istvan dr.; FOMYODI, LaJosp dr.
Hyper-ilirubemia in cardiac decompensation. Orv. he-til. 100'
no.a-:1021-1023 30 11y"65.
1. JJav Korha2, 1. Belosztaly es Kozponti Laboratoriume

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AUTHOR: Kiss# Andras- Neugebauer,, Jeno-NMgebauerp Y.
ORG: [Kiss] Research Institute of the Telecommunication Industry, Budapest I
.[Neugebauer) Vnited Inc cent Lamp -'ie_VciFk anablectric Works, Budapest
TME: Reactions of tungsten, molybdenum ard their oxides in the potassim
hexachloroferrate(IU)-alkali-water system II. studies of the electrode potontial
of tungsten'
SOURCEs Acts, chimica acadudae scientim-um Hungaricaep Y. 44, no. 3, 1965, 253-266
TOPIC TAGS: tungsten, tungsten compound, molybdenum compound,, molybdenump oyanogen
-compound electrode potential
ABSTRACT;* The*changis in the 'lectrode potential of,tungstenll vairiouif cohei6trations
of potassium hexacyanoferrate(III) and with different types of alkali were investigatele
The aim was to find the conditions under which the dissolution process leads to the
formation of a crystalline structure suitable for microscopic investigations. It was
found that the elpetrode potential of tungsten shows sudden changes at certain points
of the dissolution process. A rapid decline in the redox potential was found to be
the principal process which determined the potential and which was responsible for
ths sudden changes at the same time. By correlating the characteristic values of
electrode potentials with the surface changes which took place*during thqj-
process it could be shown thatt at mole ratios of potassium hexacyanoferrate(M) to
potassium hydroxide of over 2.25, the surface of tungsten become polished wIdlet at
lower ratioev an etching effect is evident which makes the crystal structure more
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AUTHOR: Kissj Andras-Kish, A
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ORG: Research Insti-tde of elecommunication Industry, Budapest
TITLE: Reactions of tungste ~(molybdenum and their oxides in a potassium
hexac~anoferrate(III)--alkali-water system III. Studies of the electrode potential
of molybdenum
SOURCE: Academia scientiarwn hungaricae. Acta chimica, v- 45, no. 1, 1965, 1-11
TOPIC TAGS: electrode potential, molybdenum, molybdenum compound, tungsten,
tungsten compound, cyanogen compound
ABSTRACT: The changes occurring in the electrodo potentiallof molybdenump at various
concentrations of potassium hexacyanoferrate(III) and in the-presence of different.~'
alkalis, were investigated. During the dissolution reaction, a very rapid change was
found to occur in the electrode potential of molybdenum at the mole ratio Ki = K CF6
(CN)61 : KOH = 1.85. At ratios of K, less than 1.70, the known etching effect Mass,
while at ratios more than 1.85, an intermediary solid phase is formed on the surface
._gf-molybdenum-and, due to the prevalence of side reactions at this section, another
type of reaction mechanism begins to be at work. The side reactions are derived from
some coupling of the various oxides -with potassium hexacyanoferrate(III). Orig. art.
has: 7 figures and 1 table. [Orig. art. in Eng.] EJPRS:. 33,5401
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'OMAN, D.; KARDON, B.; KISH, D.; SLMOSVAT, G.S.;
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[Search for the interference of the resonance neutron
capture with the potential one in the resonance of gold
at 4.9 ev.] Poiski interforentaii,razonansnogo zak-hvata
neitronov s potentsialtnym v rezonanse zolota 4,9 ev.
Dubna, Ob"edinennyi in-t iadernykh issl., 1963. 11 P.
(MIRA 17:7)

ACCESSION NR: AP4037567 S/0056/64/046/005/1578/1585
AUTHORS: Dorchoman, D.; Kardon, D.; Kish, D.; Samosvat, G. S.
TITLE: Search for interference of resonance capture of neutrons
with potential capture at the 4.9 eV resonance in gold nuclei
SOURCE: Zh. eksper. i teor. fiz., v. 46, no. 5, 1964, 1578-1565
TOPIC TAGS: neutron resonance capture, potentiitl capture, inter-.
ference, apparatus error# capture cross section, n-Gamma reaction,
potential.capture cross section, resonance capture cross sectione
Ganuna spectrum
ABSTRACT: This is a.continuation of earlier work (preprint Oryal
No. 956, Dub~na, 1962), with a greater effort made to eliminate the
apparatus effect which was then erroneously mistaken for inter-
To detect the interference, the capture cross sections
measur;-.d by recording different portions of the hard part of the y
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spectrum from the reaction Au (n, y) Au were compared with the
~'cross section measured by recording the central part of tbe.same
.;:spectrum. No interference was observed within the limits of,experli-A
mental.error. The potential.captur e cross section was estimated to_
lFbe, a < 0.5 mb assuming that.the direct capture mechanism is operat-
p
ing during the emission of all the y lines with energies in the,5.5--
i:6.5 MeV range* The data,are.compared with similar results by Wasson
Draper (Physics Letters, v. 6, 350, 1963), whose estimate of
I.the cross section is claimed-to' be too-high. "In conclusion the
',,vauthors thank F. L. Shapiro for continuous interest in the work and
1-for useful discussions,' Ya. Urbanets who participated in one of the
'~stagez of the work, G. P. Zhukov and B.- Ye. Zhuravlev for operatin
9
,~.the electronic equipment,'and-A. A. Loshkarev for continuous help."
Prig. art. has:'3 figures, 5.formula6, and 1 table.
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'bonzo-Phlanono, t1he kololl radical Psi C011 and -,'.ho anion radical of benzo-
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-e L 40 the yield of-ace~Dne vras due tO
passed througih a na:,ilnula- 7.10 increase in
C=0
of the reaction 1,10COH + P111 _;e C'20 + ph Coi on the
ra-,ction 2 XeCON -> Mra C~'-O + 'v'0 CHOU. Tha presence of naphtnalone during
A. - 1,3,q in .&ttate reduced the Yields Of all
radiolysis Of 4SO-P ~C V- IL. Shar atiy for assistance
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,Wj7CS: Nablyudeniya iakusstvenaykh sputnik-ov Zemli, no. 2, 1963. Warsaw, Pfi-N,
11963, 133-13h
TOPIC TAM: satellite observation, artificial earth satellite
kj~ ACT The work of the Rumanian !satellite observatit-,n Rtations at, Buchareet,
is di --x-4
v~d Elurt, (No. 11~~) aurlng lQ3, Jf~cll:,l
~~-O risual observations waB made. A rmnber of photographic observations of 1~he
Sche were used in a program of cos-adc trianzulatior, Y~-Ilh cyther
-P L ~:,
Ths p6s~oji` 'th O'Tii547W-7~~~~ t6 iat 6 2a geocentric
Cc~c-dirjatas of &ho vere also determined. The Klush utatiov made I"ll visual
obse=ations and took part in the program "Interobs.1 A method for rapid inveB-
nown satellites based on the visaal -f wa~3
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developed by A. Fall, A means was alBo worked out for determini-ng satellites at
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ACC NRt AP6022017 SOURCE CODE: UR/0120/66/000/003/0158/0160
AUTHOR: Matush, L.; Opauski, I.; Kish, I.
ORG: Central Institute of Physics Studies, Budapest (Tsentral'nyy inatitut
fizicheskikh issledovaniy)
TITLE:- Improvement of the MI-1305 mass spectrometer for the isotopic analysis of
natural carbon and oxygen
SOURCE: Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, no. 3, 1966, 158-160
TOPIC TAGS: mass spectrometer, mass spectroscopy
ABSTRACT: High-accuracy,measurements of the C131C12 and 018/016 ratios are required
bo'th in studies of the originofCO, and-in determination of the paleotemperature.
For this purpose the following improvements and modifications have been made on the
MI-1305 mass-spectrometer: (1) a new gas release system was developed; (2) the ion
receiver*was redesigned so as to make spacings between slots, through which two ion
beams to be compared are transmitted; (3) a sensitive recording unit was added for
the compensating comparison of ion currents; and (4) a precise control of both the
accelerating ion current and the magnet feed current was introduced. Several hundred
measurements.were conducted with the modified Tna s-spectrometer system to determine
the C13/C12 ratio. The comparative measurement accuracy was 0.02-0.03X. Orig. art.
.has: 2 figures.
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tht- projed=3 of tl~e rido and tb~ ralky cn u,,
SurhCe. 11he results supported the first law of K
the vap~,r phase is richer in that componwit Eb,
man. of wKich rjLQrs the b.p. of the 9,,In

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'KICH, L. "Investigation of the Kinetics of Electrode Processes on
Chromiwm Cadmium, and Cadmium Amal-am in connectlon with the
j U
.,-'lectrochemical theory of the Dissolution of Metals." Lin-;n..---rad
Order of Ler-in State U imeni A. A. Zhdanov. Lenir~-rad, 1956
(Dissertat.l.on for the Degree of Candidate in Chemical Sciences).
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ademy 0 S ry,
Academy 0 clanc*a. USSR). Effect of Atomic Hydrogen
Diffusion on the Potential or Polarized Iran Electrodepagits
on It 82
and Yu, Yu_ftjlj,_(Inst1tut kh1mIi I
akhlnlchc$IcOy t-khn*10911 AN Lit. SSR-Inatitute or Chemistry
nd Chemical Tatchnology, Academy or Sciences, Lithuanian
SSR). R019 Of Inorganic Ions in Tom Process of Ilectro_
lYtiCally Separating Hydrogen From Acid SclUt.-Ons at a
Rotating Cathode
86
;2t1-L~4- and NOGkOvskly 8*04darstvanny7
UnLvermitet-4106cow State University). IArIu4n0c of the
Saturn Of Cations on Over"ItAge During the Separation of
Hydrogen From Al"ll"O 3OlMtI0nX 'It A Mercury Cathode 91
gughlaskly-u-m. - and I,.Y1
Hydrogen Overvoltag. Dependence Or
Cathode In an AlkAI: the urfai-co-Candition Of an Iran
.a& solution 96
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r-1 tw"WNIT.-A. zhd ... v.
Leningrad State University Imeni A.A. Zhd..Ov). Us* or
the Oacillographlc Nezhod In Investigating the Kinetics or
Electrode Processes Which Take Piece at the Surface or Disi
solving metals (12
LO6~v, VV-,O" A~X- KhOf'ln, (Institute of Electrochamist",
----Wcadem f c __
y S le&aa. 5~181- Using Radioactive Indicators
to Study ft-Ocesses Of Ionization and Discharge or motels
Ions at Amalgam Electrodes 116
_fgdxyAzkIn, 141. A.. 1__UIYZJJ3 (NosCOW State UnIvers1t)).
Charging Curves Or Powdery C$Italylts and Adsorbento 125
!Rhh. A.L. Rotinyan, m.r.
Zhuk
(Dece'aa;d 0, V.V. KraSnOyarxkly, M.A. Gorcvlch
A.G. StrOmberg and contributing authors] .128
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Kish)
KISH, O.--"!)n the cofivergence of. harmonic and trigonometric int6rpo'latirm".'
Leningrad, 1955. leningrad Order of Lenin State U imeni A. A. Zhdanoi.
(Dissertation for degree-of Candidate of-Physicomatheaatical Sciences.)
Sl: Knizhnava Letovis' lb. 46, 12 Nwember 1955 Eoscow

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UBKO A,K, akadendk; KISH P,P,
Investigation of reagento for the photometric determination of
indi=, - Dop, AN LMSR 10&.1323-1326 161,, (141RA 14:11)
Is llzhgoiodskiy.gos*rAvennyy universitet. 2. AN USSR (for
Babko).
llhdium)

S/07~/61/027/005/004/004
B103 B101
AUT HORS Orlbvskiy, S. T., Kish, P. P.
TITLE: Photometric determination of indium by means of gallein
PERIODICAL: Ukrainskiy khimicheskiy zhurnal, v. 27, no. 5, 1961, 687-692~.'
TEXT: The authors studied the interaction of indium with gallein (4,5-.
dihydroxy fluorescein), and found the resulting colored inuium compound
to be applicable to the quantitative photometric determination.of suial '1
indium amounts. Solutions with an indium concentration up to 500 'I
were used. The following color reaWons were obtained at PH 4 X0
reagent is pink): blue-violet: Cu ', Pb2+, Fe2+; pink-violet: Zn2.+.
3+ 3+ 3+ 2+ 3+
(at PH 5), Zr(IV) ; violet-red: Al ;. violets In , Bi , Sn , Gd
red.- Sn4+. raspberry red: Mo(VI), light brown: Hg 2+ ; dull violet: Hgt
gray-pink: Cd 2+ (at PH 5); brown-reds Fe3+; red-violets Sc3+ I V (v)
Sb3+. Three optically different gallein forms exist depending on the PH
of the solution; (1) at PH 1 4 with an absorption maximum near
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Photometric determination ... B103/B101
leff k- 465 mp (presumably the molecular form); (2 at PH 5 with a
maximum 533 (3) at PH 10 - 13 with a maximum 577
eff' leff" MP.
(1) is least colored between PH 3 and 4. The photometric determination of
indium by means of gallein is therefore optimum in this PH range., The
colored complex compound of In34* with gallein is also most stable between
PH 3 and 4. At lower PH, the complex partly decomposes ~ at higher PH,
the light absorption of gallein already begins. As the optical density
-of the complex only slightly.changes between PH 3.5 and 4.5, the choice
of optimum acidity only depends on the,interfering action of other
elements. The selectivity of,the reagent increases with decreasing-pH
of the solution. The composithn of the In complex was determined by the
thod of isomolar series, and.optically on 6n �M (FM)'photometer at
533 m~. The molar ratio of In s gallein was found to be 1 1 1, the
V
optical molar absorption coefficient of the complex is.12,191 at PH 4.0,
the absorption maximum Aes at X =' 534 m)k. Ulder the experimental condi-
tions, the Lambert - Beer law holds between 4 and 50t In in 25 ml of the
solution. The effect of Zn, Cd, Mn, Co, Al, and Cu on the color of the
In complex was studied. When the PH is low, a highcr amount of foreign
C
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Photometric determination... B103 B101
element may be present. PH 3-5 is the best medium for an In determination
in the presence of the above foreign elements. Small Al amounts (up to-
54jr in 25 ml) can be masked by 0.02 ml of a saturated NaF solution; at an
Al content up to 540f, 0.2 ml of this solution was used. The disturbing
2+
effect of Cu can be eliminated by addition of 'a small crystal of sodium
thiosulfate which binds this ion to a colorless complex. Considerable
amounts (1000 to 10,000-fold) of.alkali-, alkaline-earth-, and thallium
ions do not interfere'with the In determination. Pb 2+ , Sn 2+ , Fe 2+ , and
3+ 34 2- 2- 4
Fe ., as well as Sb + , the anions; CrO Cr 20 , [Fe(CN)613-,[Fe(CN)- 6~
4 ~ 7
and IO_ interfere, further complexon III, citric ahd tarta'ric+acids which
3
destroy the color of the complex. There are 5 figures, 3 tables, and 13
referencess 7 Soviet-bloc and 6 non-Soviet-bloc. The three most recent
references to English-language publications read as follows- T. Moeller
et al-, Ind. Eng. Chem., Analyt. Ed., L6, 2615 261e (1954); G. C. Harrold,
S. F. Meek et al., Journ. Ind. Hyg. Toxicol., a, 233 - 237 (1948); 1. May,
J. J. Hoffman, J. Washington koad. of Sci,, ~8, 329 - 336 (1948).
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B103/~101
Photomptric determination...
ASSOCIATION3 Uzhgorodskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet, kafedra
neorganicheskoy i analiticheskoy khimii (Uzhgorod State
University, Department of Inorvanin and Analytical
Chemistry)
S OMITTED i December 8., '1960
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- KISHO IP.P, . I... I I.
Spec trorbotomtric study of the reaction of indium with br6mo- I . .
pyrogallol red, Nauk, zap. UzhGU 4900-78 062. ()ak 18s2)

s/153/62/005/oWooVo15
E,0711B,333
AUTHORS: Orlovskiy, S.T. and Kish P-P-
TITLE: Photometric determination of indium with
p~rocatechin violet
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshi1ch.uchobnyjch-zavedeniy, Xhimiya i i
khlmicheskaya~telchnologiya, V. no. 6, 1962,
892 - 896
T M: The reaction of the interaction of indium with
pyrocatechin violet and its application for the photometric
determination of indium was investigated Optimum conditions for;
-tho complax formation (pH 6.5) and the influence of time, tempera-
ture and other ions on the photometric determination of indium'..'..
'with pyrocatechin violet were established. A photometric method
of determining indium in solutions of pure salts,in the i3resence
of other elements (Zn,,Cd, Al, 11n,,Cu) and in indium concentrates
was dev9loped. It was shown that the method was sufficiently.
accurate (� 3%) and that indium complexes with pyrocatechin
violet complied with Ber's law within a concentration range of
6 - 6o y/25 ml. of i.ndium. There are 3 figures and 3 tables.
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S/073/63/029/002/005/006
A057/A126
AUTHORS: :Orlovskiy, S. T., Kish,-. P. P.
TITLE: Photometric determination.of indium with xylenol orange
PERIODICAL- Ukrainskiy khimicheski: zhurnal, v. 29, no. 2, 1963, 209 213
TEXT:, At the Uzhgorodskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet (Uzhgorod State
University)there were investigated optimum conditions for the formation of a,com-
plex of indium with xylenol orange, in order to develop a spectrophotometrio meth-
od for the determination of indium. In prior works 20 reagents were studied and
xylenol orange was found to bemost suitable for this-purpose. The xylenol orange
solution's were stabilized by adding 5 ml 0.2 N HC1 to a 100 ml solution. Absorp-
tion spectra of the complex were taken on an CO-2M (SF-2M) spectrophotometer
and the maximum absorption was observed at 560 mjL . The molar absorption coef-
ficient is 25,900 showing the high senditivity of thereaction. The optimum pH
was determined to be 3-5. However, only small changes are observed in the p4 range
of 3 6. According to determinations by the method of isomolar series the rela-
tion indium: xylenol orange in the complex was found to be 1:1. The rrethod of
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Photometric determination of... A057/A126
.-saturation demonstrated,that at least 1.5 times more reagent than indium must be
present for a complete reaction. The coloured complex solutions follow Lambert-
-Beerrs law in the range of concentration 5 - 70-r/25 ml. Some interfering ele-
ments have to be removed. Thus up to 300 T Al were removed with ammonium fluoride,
'UP to 500 T iron can be masked with ascorbicacid, respectively up to IOOT iron
with some sodium thiosulfate crystals, In the presence of up to 600 T Cu 1 ml 0. 1 M
sodium thiosulfate solution must be added before determining indium. The authors
developed an extractive separation of-indium from interfering elements. A material-
of the following compositionwas analysed: 51.7,65 Zn, 16.2% Pb, 1.36% Fe + Al.
0.36% As, 0.65% Sb, 0.20% Cu, 0.13% Mn, 1.1% SiO and 3.4% insoluble residue. The
0.5 - I g weighing-was digested in concentrated 2H~l and HNO hydrazine hydro-
chloride and KBr were added, thus removing As, Sb, and Sn, ~Aeln Pb, Se, and Te
were precipitated, the precipitate was treated with HCI solution, the extract
boiled with sulfuricacid, filtered,.and the three-valent elements were precipi-
tated with Nli OH after adding HNO . To remove completely Cu, Cd, and Zn the NH ON
4 3 4
precipitation is repeated and the precipitate of the oxide hydrates dissolved in
sulfuric acid solution. To an aliquote part sodium thiosulfate, KJ and ether were
added. The latter extractsindium as iodide complex and separates it from iron.,
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ACCESSION NFU AP5018756 UR/00-15/6c~:,/020/007/()794/0799
543.70
AUTHOR. Kish, P.; Golovey, M. L
hotolnetria- study off the reaction be' hveeki
TITLE: Spectrop gAUJUMppd xylenot orange
CE: Zhmal analiticheekoy Ichimif, v. 20, ao. 7, 1965, 794-799
cOUP
TOPIC TAGS: gal-lium determination, xylenol orange, spectrophotomstric analysis
ABSTRACT: Absorption spectra of xylenol orange (X01 and its complex with gaLlium were
nt different pH's of the solution. The spectra of the coravle-x Wert? taken at a
ttm- of 10: 1, and the concentration of the reagptit -,-,:is !~-l -, M in water. As
from FIg, I of the Enclosure, !m flit, -,---rioxos -.-Jrr, forined.-
n i-, pi! < 2 (Ga:XO - h 1) vAth an absorption ppak, at 545 nits i C 32, 900), and another
I p --4; (Ga:XO 3:2) wlih a peak at 555 mp 43, 500) Optimum conditions for the
cvf the orvmplex correi3pond to pH 1.5-2.5. EleeLrornivraUon and use of the KU-1
oqtlru, ~Xvhapgnnr ohowed that the complex fornied at pH 2 is caLionic, and the ono flormed
-uilonic. Beerle law is obeyed in the 5-140 pg' (IRi-25 M! -OnCpritration range,
f-)!!-~--virig -iubstances Interfere with the detorminatiow. Z r(W), Bi,-' Sc3+, Th(151),
r) tratas A te hnique
~nr.!--koa 1H, fluorldeo, pyrophosphates, citrates, axalaws. and Lar c

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KISH# P.P*,6 ONISHCHENNO, Yu.K.
Photmetrie determination of galli= in metallic zinc
and s1no oxide by g3yoineeresol red. Zhur.VKHO 10
no,414177-478 165, (MIRA. I 8s 11.)
1. Uzhgorodskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet.

L 07928-67 T.(tp)JgYP_(QjPTT;
ACC NRII AP60333U (,4).,. -SOURCE CODV-,.- tJR/0075/66/021/008/0944/0949
AUTHOR.-' Kish, P. PO nishchenko, Yu., X. I
ORG: Uzhgorod State University (Uzhgorodskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet)
TITLE: Glycinecresbl red'As. a reagent for photometric analysis of galliunP
-949
SOUR%"E:' Zhurnal analitibheskoy Idlimii, v. 21, no. 8. 1966, 944
TOPIC TAGS: gl~bine':-'phot;ometric Analysis, spectrophotometric analysis,
gallium, glycinecres'ol, gallium containing mineral, gallium determination
ABSTRACT: Glycinecresol red has been suggesIted as a sensitive and selective
reagent for the photo -metric analysis of gallium.. It has been found spectrophoto-
metrically that'a Ga:GCR:= 1:2 complex is formed at pH 4 with maximum absorp-,
tion at 5 10 m (the absorption maximum of the reagent is at 435 m//-). The
molar extinction coefficient of the complex is Fj.= 25, 000. A photometric method
has been suggested for determining gallium in zinc metal, zinc oxide, and
gallium-containint minerals.1-- Largeamounts of Zn, Cd, Fb, Mn, Co, Ni, Hg Ag,
Th, Tl, As(III), Sb.(LU), VM, Mo(VI), and W(VI) do not interfere. The
'MC:~'543*.70.
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-sensitivity of the metho'dAs.O~.'O 5-.v/ml Ga at 1:2 x 107 maximum dilution. Ori'g-
art. has: 2 formulas, "T.,"figures."-I and- I table,* [Authors' abstract]
SUB CODE:, 07 -'6UBM;'DATE'- ,:: 3ONov641 ORIG'RE F: 007/' OTH REF: 007/,

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SHPITS, Zh.D.j SANINO V.A.I,,KISHO S.S.; TSAPKOt V.G.
Granulated chlarophoa*for corn fields. Zashch. rast. ot vred. i,
bol.-9 no.9119 164. (MMA 17111)
1,19krainakiy nauchno-issladovatellakiy inatitut tashohity rasteniy
i GosudarstvenW nauohno-issledovateliskiy institut Gra2hdanakogo
vozdushnogo flota.

NABOKOV,, V.A.; SADMIIKOV, A.I.; USPFIISKIY, I.V. Prinimali uchast-1ye;
LARYUY-721., M.A.; KRIVTSOVA, Ye.N.; IMHOVA, T.S.;
ORLOVAp G.N.
Use of a helicopter for spraying foci of tick encephalitia in
forests. Med. pamz. i paraz. bol. 33 no.1:64-68 Ja-F 164
1. Qtd,eleniye tok-ikologii i borlby s chlenistonogimi ( zav.
prof. V.A. Nabokov) In.stituta meditsinskoy parazitologii i
tropicheskoy meditsiny imeni Ye.I.Martainovskogo (direktor -
prof. P.G. Sergleyer) i GosucTarstvennyy nauchno-Issledovatell-
skiy institut Grazhdanskogo Vozdualmogo Flota, Mosk7a. 2. In-
stitut meditsinskoy parazitologii imeni Ye.l. Hartsinovskoga
(for LaryakhIn, Krivtsova, Yershov--'. 3. Gosudarstvennyy
nauchno-issledovatellskiy institui Grazhdanskogo Vozdilshnogo
Flota (for Kish, Orlova).

KIS I Ye.F.
Use of bacteriological methods in the control of rodents. Zhur.
mikrobiol., epid. i immun. 41 no.9tl47-148 S 164. (MIRA 1814)
1. Kurganskaya oblastnaya sanitarno-epidemiolcgicheskaya stantsiya.

KISHAZI, Anna, geofizikus-marnok; VARGA, Gabor, geofizikus-mernok
Core sampling by electrical means in the Oroszlany-Majk
coal basin. Bany lap 97 no.4s276-287 Ap 164.
1. Lorand Eotvos Hungarian State Institute of Geophysical
Budapest.

fien [Kishazi, Odon]
............
Certain results accomplished by the Kinistry of labor of the Hungarian
People's Republic. Sots.trud 5 no.4:43-50 Ap 160. (MM 13*-9)
1. Ministr truda Vengerskoy Marodnoy Respubliki,
(ihngary-4jAbor and laboring classes) (Hanpry-wages)

XISHAZI, Odon

KISHAZI, Odon
Experiences in fulfilling labor norms and the further tasks. Munka szemle
5 no.6tl-3. Je 161.

AT6033339 SOURCE CODE.,
AUTHOR: kiaboaskoi,, L.-Kishbochkoij L.I.Stvrtecaky,, Fo--Shtvrtatakip Fo
ORG: Technical University,, Budapest
TITIEt Cal ation of,factore influencing the output characteristics of fluid
.........
c0 rge
.SOURCE: Academia ecientiarum hungaricaeo 'Acta technica, v* 51, no, 3-4v 1965s
469-W
TOPIC TAGS: clutch,, hydraulic device, hydraulic fluid
ABSTRACT: Equations were derived to characterize the dimensions of fluid couplings
and the lose factors of fluid couplings. The equations permit more accurate design-
techniquee-than was possible hitherto by using presently known techniques.- The
required data are obtained from considering the effects of geometric configuration#.,,,,,'
blade thickness,# number of blades# shape of blade tip,, speed,, diameter,, andthe.
physical characteristics of the coupling fluid. The results obtained with the
aid of the equations described compare well with experimentally obtained valueno
Orig. art. hast 5 figures# 32 formlas and 1 table* [011g, art. in Eng.]
[JPRSt 33v9091
SUB COD31 13 SUM Dan osiun64 Rut 002 OrH REFt 006

TINBKRG, Georgiy Georgiyevich, prof.: J~ISHCHOKO L. red. - BELENKAYA, I.,
takhred.
[Using mineral"fertilizers in fish ponds] Minera'Vnoe udobrenle
rybovodnykh prudov, Kinek, Izd-vo Belgostniversiteta, Imeni VOI0
Lenina, 1956. 21 p. (141RA 12:3)
(Fish ponds) (Fertilizers and manures)

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Barkan, Abram Samuilovich
Radioaktivnost.1 i yeye primeneniye (Radioactivity and Its Applications)
Minsk, Izd-vo, Belgosuniversiteta im. V.I. Lenina, 1956. 50 P-
5,500 copies printed.
Sponsoring agency: Ministerstvo vysshego obrazovaniya SSSR.
Ed.: Kishchenko, L.V.; Tech. Ed.: Belenlkaya, I.Ye.
PUMSE: 2hip pamphlet is meant for the layman and for lecturers speaking to
popular audiences.
COVERAGE: This is a popular presentation of the subject of radioactivity, its
theoretical principles and industrial applications. Included are
chapters on nuclear fission, atomic veapons, and the peaceful uses
of atqmic energy. Personalities mentioned include D.I. Ivanenko;
D.V. Skobelltsev; A.P. Vinogradov; R.V. Teys; A.L. Kursanov;
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Radioactivity.and.Its Applications (cont.)
G.K. Boreskov; N.N. Semenov, Academician; YU.B. Khariton; Ya.B. Zelldovich;
G.M. Firelov; K.A. Petrazh; and I.V. Kurchatov, Academician. There are
'16.references, 14 of vhich are Soviet.
TABLE OF COWrEM:
PrefatOZ7 Norte 3
Introduction
5
Structure of Matter 6
Complex Nature Of AtOms.and Their Structure
Artificial Transformation of Elements and Artificial Radioactivity 20
Radioactive .Isotopes and-Tagged Atoms 28
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Nuclear Fission and Its Applications 46
A Glance into the Fature 49
Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons and Nuclear TL%sts 49
Ra(Iloactivity and Atomic Shergy Will Serve Peaceful Purposes and Hot War 50
Bibliograpby 51
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IMSHIV, K.I., akademik; UTPINOVIC.H, I.S., nauchW rodaktor; SHMUMBIA.
.V.9., nauchnyy rodaktort:;-XISHCHMO, L., redaktor; GURVICH. G..
tekhnicheskiy redaktor
[GoIochemical types of weathering zones in Soviet territory] Zonal$-
uye gookhisichookle tipy kory vyvetriveniia na territorii SSSR.
Wask, lzd-yo-Beloruaskogo goo. univ. im. Y.I.Lanina, 1956, 304 p.
(KlRA-10:2)
1. Akedemlya nauk,BM (for Lukashev)
(Weathering) (Geochemistry)

LMS11KV, K.I.; KISHCHWO, L.Ve, red,; G~RVIGH. G.Ye.. tekhn.red.
[Geochewical processes-in the migration and concentration of
elements In the.biospherel Geokbimicheakie-protsesey migrateii
kontsentratsit. elementov v bioefere. Minsk, Izd-vo Belgos-
universiteta in. V.I.Lenins, 1957. 218 p. (MINA 11:4)
(Geochoulatry)

KISHCIM-KO, T. 1.
"The Organi-,.zation of'Natural Sowing of Cutover Forests During Continuous
Felli ngs in Southern Kareliya.11 Cand Agr Sci, Leningrad Forestry Engineering
Aced, Leningrad, 1954. (RZhBiol., No. 7, Dec 54)
Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations Defended at USSR
Eigher Educational Institutions (12)
SO:, Sua. No. 556) 2-4 Jun 55

USSR Forestry. Forest Economy. K-4
Abs. Jour: Ref Zhur.- Biologiya, No. 1, 1958, 1350
Author Kishchenko, T.I.
Ins t Acad Sci USSR,
Title Organizing the Placement of Seeders on Heavily
Cut-Over Areas of Spruce Forests
Orig Pub: Sb, statey po rezull.tatam isaled. v obl. lesn.
kh-va i lesn. prom-sti v tayezhn. zone SSSR.,
Moskva Leningrad,, Akad. Nauk SSSR, 1957,
116-124.
Abstract: No abstract.
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KOLPIKOV, H.V., doktor biologicheakikh nauk, otyetstyannyy redaktor;
I(OKSHIIDV, N.Y., kandidat takhnichaskikh nauk, redaktors,
TAILOVIAT.F.S.1, kendidat b1ologicheskikh usuk, rodaktor:
e .Kc T.I.i kendidat sel'skokhosysystvanafth nauk,'
r9dskt~-r-j--MffM0VIGK. V.Ya.. kandidat biologlcheskM
mauk, redaktor; TMITINOVA. I.S.takhnioheekly rodaktor,
,LCollocted artieles'on investigation results concerning
forestry and lumbering in the taiga $one of the U.P.S.A.) ,
Sbaralk statel po resulltatan issledovanii v oblasti'lieftoge
khoslaistva I lesnol promyshlennosti v tseshnot zone SSSR.
Woskva, 1957. 301 pe (MM 10:6)
1. Akodemits, neuk SSSR.Karollsk* fillal. Petrosayodake"
Ooreslti* sad forestry)

USSR /Forestry- Fonet'Management. k4
Abe Jour Ref Zhur Biolf'At No 5) 1958) 90135
Author Vilikaynen) M.11
Inst
Title Seed Sources for Clearings in Spruce Forests.
Orig Bib Tre Kariel I ski kilt AN SSdRv1957, vYpi 7, 69-96
Abstract In connection with the necessity of raising the evvective-
,ness o.f.the,seed sources the various types of seed sources
wereinvestigated in 1951-190 in the Derevyansk and
Vidansk woods of~the Petrozavodsk timber tract. It was
established that.vith dense concentrations of fellings in
spruce woods it is practical to set aside rinow protection
seeding strips-not less than 15 meters in width along the
sides of the main lines and branches of the lwnber hauling
railroadse. It is admissible to have between the logging
railroads,deeding strips with an area of 0.2 hectares,
with spruce conmunities on hilly relief, and contour
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