SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KLUKAN, B. - KLUS, R.

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KATULAr, I., Prof.$ XUDr Mr.: HAPL. IN. MUDr.
Laboratory findings In pusumooncephs2ograpbyl characteristics of
formative elements., Ceske seuro 19 no&W25-129 MY 56.
1. Stains Ifecebus psychlatricka$ Posinok.
(Bwxt radtogra*w,
laboratar7 aspects 08))

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2433. ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAP111C rINvT%rs IN N-EVROSYPHILM.
ElektromotslogratieW niltxypr~ luese ncrvstwa -Us tu I my K. and
K I u It a a R. - nRAT13L. LEK. USTY 195 9, 39(1)112 (721-730) Mum. 4
Ninoiy Z1Rrs'M"7r patients suffering from various forms of ne"resyphilis wert.
recorded. No findings charsictitristic for neurasyphilis were found. In I I cases
the record was normal, in 28 cam** indefinite. in 42 cases definitel pathological.
The most frequent disorders w*rtt inierhemispheriil &symmetry. sr1o% waves,
spikes. tow amplitude, and absence of alpha activity. Irbo localization of these
findingswas mostly in the frontal and frantalemporal regions. In hallucinations
and illusions. the pere#ntage of pathological findings was increased. Perstatent
pathological signs In tht EEG record are considered to be a serious prognostic
sign. Cernteek Bratislava
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AUTHORS: Elg1rh4jeh- A-$ Zavarin, D. To., Kovars Yet Ott
Lari-o-nov, B4 Ae, Monoaxon, 1. A., Skotatkov, V. V., and
Stolovv A. X.
TITLS: An Investigation of the Sleatric and Magn*tic Discharge
Characteristics of "Al'ta" Research Installation
PXRIODICAL: Zhurnal takhnicheskoy fisiki, 1960, Vol. 30, No. 12,
PP- 1404 - 1414
TEXT: The authors studied the electric and magnetic discharge oha?ac-
teristice udder single-ptriod conditions. The total discharge current
is measured by moans of a Rogovskiy girdle, having the shape of a
spiral made of nichrose. The signal was integrated In an RC element#
fed to one of the two channels of a double-bean oscilloscope. In a
similar manner, the field strength of the rotAtional field was measured
According to voltage and current oscillograms the mean resistance of th;
plasma column and the energy generated in it #or* c4oulatod, a constant
inductivity of the discharge coil being &soused. Accordingly, the
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In Investigation of the tl#otrio and n/oij6o/m/w/03/011
MagnetWDischarge Characteristics of H019/BO56
"Allfa" Research Installation
discharge column has an Inductivity of (2-3)-i0-6 henries. Furthermore,
an electron- and ion temperature of about 40-106 OK was obtained with
a pressure of 2o10'4 am Rg and a discharge energy of about 100 kilo-
joules. The distribution of the magnetic field over the cross section
of the chamber was determined with probes. The. results obtained are
graphically represented in Figog. It was found that the electric cur-
rent lines in the discharge are of helical character similar to the
shape of the magnetic field, which loado.to an Increase of the langi-
tudirial magnetic flux in the chamber. In order to conserve current
constancyp it is necessary that rotational currents be Induced in the
walls of the outer ahamber. This leads to a change In the field direa-
tion of the longitudinal magnetic field in the exterior discharge
ranges and in the space between outer and Inner chamber. The already
mentioned Increase of the field strength of the longitudinal magnetic
field corresponds to a maximum asinuthal current in the plasma of
6
(2-2.5)-10 a. Exactly this current must be induced in the walls of
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..An-Investigation of,the Electric and 8/057J60/030/012/003/011
Magnetic Discharge Characteristiestof B019/BO56
..0411ta".Ressarch Installation.
the outer' ohimber. From -an- analysis of the distribution curves of the
magnetic fields and the discharge currents# it is found that the density
vector of the electric current has a direction over the total discharge
cross station# which, nearly agrees vith the direction of the magnetio
field. Purtherg some experimental conditions were determined, under which
-the discharge current In the outer regions of discharge hagr a direction
inverse -to the discharge current In the Inner regions. There are 11 fig-
ures, I tablet 'and 6 Sdvlet references.
ASSOCIATIM gauchno-isoledovatelfskiy Institut slektrofisichookoy
apparatury (Scientific Research Institute of Eleatro-
physical Apparatus)
SUBMITTEDs July 15* 1960

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POLAND/Chomical Tochnologys Chomical Products H
and Their Applications. Fats and Oils.
Waxos, Soaps and Detergents, Flotation
Agents.
Abs Jour a Hof Zhur-KhWyal No 61 1959, 21099
Author i Klukowskij Antoni
Inst S- -=- ... -
Titlo iThe Amorican Fat Industry.
Orig Pub :Przom. spozywczy, 1958, 12, No 6, 221-224
Abstract :A description is given of tho construction
and working of several kinds of continuous-
process equipment In wide use In the American
fat reprocessing and fat rondoring plants,
as well as several aspects of the organiza-
tion and economics of production. -- M.
Zemlyanukhtna
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I-KUWTS# I.# nod. m. kande
Apropos of the de"lopomt of neurosurgery In Lithuania.
Sv*ik. Apeaug. no.407-39 064,
1. Viessajungines neurcchlrurgu mokellnes drougijos valdybos
narys,b

KlUt4bY.-J, Lowaal 111811E.:'11213, A.9 red.
[fiend Injuries) Golvos trnumoo. VI Wun, ValStybine
litinas ir mokslinos lit-ros leldvkla, 1963. 30 p.
in 1.1thuanlan) (f,11RA 17:7)
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xmmlusao J.
Kepticuld stocai speed n0vo (fMidopters)d In Gorram pol;23*
(M&aar Nemseti Fuzeum To. attuAomanyi Muzeum Fvkonyve, Vol. 7, 1956
Pudape3tj Hunvnry)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessiom (MAL) W. Vol. (, nc. 9, Sept. 1957. Uncl.

MOSOLOV# G,# pod;rDIkovuQp lotchik-ispyUtellm Gorcy Soverskogo
Soyusal V=OV* A*,, inabo
mmewerbs airplAus vastrolo Avoi kome 45 noolOt48-54 162o
(Him 15,10)
(Airplanom-Controls)

navoy. S.K.
IsproductIon cycle of the 31&ak Sea. dolphin Delphimm& delphis
pontious Barab. Trudy ket.okoan. W06-219 154. (KLRA 7:12)
(Black So&--Volphins) (Dolphins-Plack Sea)

USS, TsBe, rodaMori IAWOVUff I A~Go,, rodaktor;
rodaktor: KAKAROW, B*X#, r*daktorl POLTAICONFA,.
rodaktora
[Geographloal distribution at f lobes amA other comimercial aulsols
of the Okhotsk mA Bering So"] Geograflaboskoo rasprostromeals ryb
I dracikh promrshenyU shivotakh Obbotskago, I BerivaoTA Sorel.
Moskyao lad-vo Akadooll nmk SMIR# 1955. 115 p, (Iksdpdla awk
SM, Inalitut ohnologil, ?rao, V01.14) (an 912)
I'Aaldox#^ monk BOOK Inatitut okessologil.
(Okhotsk, Be& of-4WIft"fama) (Bering Soa-Aarlas fams)

VMCN 8 1
Distribution of Aftle stock, Tru4Y Instookmans no,l8t7-27 155,
(Whales) (KIAA 8:12)

bioloclobeekikh sauk.
$am results of the expedition in the Bering sea and &long the
Kurile Islands. Test.M WU 26 no.32-37 ft 136. (mm 93a)
(Bering $es-Se tent If lo expeditions)
(Kurile Islands-Solentifue expeditions)

am; aI rookery of Callorblims ursinus oad babitot of lawarm lutrit
at the rurild Islands* and a tentative doUraluotion of tboir
respootivi mmber. DAL AN SSSR 11? no.W53-156 X-D 157.
(MIRA 2233)
I, lostitut okennologii AN SS$V. ProdstAvlono Andemikom A*A.
Grigarly".
(rurile Wends region-Sem otters)

EWHOY
OcAsUl habitat of Atmetoplan jubstus at the Evil* Islands wA a
tanuive detervivAtion of their number. Dold. AS 117 no,2045-346
N 157, (Km IIL13)
1, InstItut oksanologil Almdeall unk SSM *odstavlono skadesikon
A,A, Origor"yov7m., Mrils Islands-Seals (Aninals))

AU THORs
TITLEs
NI-
SOY-26-58-5-6/51
The Pate of the Whales (Uchastl kitov)
PERIODICALt
ABSTRACTs
Prirodaj 19*58ffAir 3, pp 36-43 (USSR)
A survey on the whaling situationo based on international
source9jis given. A Soviet evaluation of the ratio of nature
and immature fin whale bulls and cows observed near the Kurile
Islands between 1951 and 1956 suLrgesta a revision of present
international agreements.. A similar study on the humpbacks
by E.S. Chushakina to discussed. According to these studiesp
the formerly accepted criteria of the length of the animal
In connection with maturity should be changed. It is agreed
that only strict protective measures will ensurethe propaga-
tion of the fin, sperm, humpbackt, and other lesser whale
species$
There are 5 photon, 2 charts, 2 tables, 2 graphs and 5 refer-
ences, 1 of which is Soviet$ 1 Swedish, Z Norwegian and 1
American,
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mmm, ISOKO
Can snakes hypnotize? IUn, nat. no.123)4 D '(I. (MIRA 13tl)
. (Snakes)

Plankton MA the foodins of baUsa ALI*& (Wetatoosti), TV*
(KM 34s6)
(ftles) (Uopl"kt=)

Aw HDv I a. X.
Right uhalos ofthe Pacific O"an, Trudy lut. okem Sgsm-~
162, (XMA 26112)
(Pacifle Oc"D-Southers right wWo) .

KLUMDVp S.R., doktar bdologlobeekikb nauk
--- ;..........
Monster fm the rft,ngt, no,111O.U Ja 063,
. - (Living fossils) (KMA 16s1)

TOLSTOIS A.K.;-MOW, S.K. (Moskla)
Relicts or present-day fauna and flora? PrIorods. 52 no.3s"
163. (KMA 16 4)
1. Ustitut merslotovedenlys, in. V,A,Obruchava Akadoxii
stroltellotya I arkbitektury 3SMj Moskys (for Tolatov)o
(Sordonpokb region-Freshwater faum)

IMOTs S. K. (Xoskvi)
Vhat do we knov about whaUs? Priroda 51 [i.e. 521 no.$1121'
1630 (KMA F
(wMiss)

AKIKUSHKIN, Igor' Ivanovieb p oty, red.; GIDAIXVICH,
A#Mop hw.E;wlv3--.K#Ftekbn, red,
rodolsd-val R S
[Cephalopods of the seas of the U.S#S,H.j Golovonogie moL-
liuski morei SM, Moskvai Isd-vo AN &IIM# 1963. 233 .
(KUtA 16t 12T
(CepWopoda)

Present uhale st"k In the World ocoon and momatirev for lt~
proteationo Okhr. pr1r. I o4ol. no.303-80 160. (,IqP-k 16tl2)
1. Prodoodatall aektall okhrany zverey TSentrallnogo saveta
laerosslyikogo obahchostva ~3cvlopolviya okhrano prIrmly I
nasolonnykh ImnKt,ly.

Game animals of the Kurile Islands. Okhr. prir# i ozele no.3s
9-29 160. (HIPA 16sl2)
1. Predsedfttel' sektall okhrany sverey TSentrallnogo soveta
Vooroselyakogo obshchostva nodeyetviya okhrane pr1rody i
oselonaniyu naselent7kh punktov.

KLUMDV# S#X*
--"" --- P~
Feeding hab&ts and helminths of whal*bDne whales (Yqvtacoceti)
on the voin whaling growWo of the world ocean# Trudy Inmt,
okean. 7104-194 163. (KMA 16M)
W

MARAKOVI S*V9 (Kiror)j XLUMOVP S,L
Jktural monument or commercial "also? Priroda 52 no.1-109-
84 163. WMA 17: 1)
le Predesdatell Sektaft ckhrany Syere;r Vaerossiyukogo
obahcheistva okhrany pdrody (for Klumv),
4.

CZBCHOSLOVAKIA / Chemical Technology. Chemical Products. H
Processes and Apparatuses of Chemical Technology.
Abs Jour: Her Zhur-xhimiyas 1958s xo 2o,, 67694.
Author % Beranek J., Ka?Sar 1.
Inst iNot given,
Title sDiscussion of Singer's Article "Theoretical Bases
of Processes Involving Pseudoliquification".
Orig Pub: Chem. prumyelp 1956, 6, No 3, 120-121.
Abstracti No abstract.
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CZECXOSLOVAKWP~roeesses and Equipment for Chemical X-1
Intluntries - Processes and Apparatus for Chemical
Technology
Abs Jour Referat Zhur - KhWyaj No 9p 1957) 33222
Author Beranek JaroslaV,_11j=W Ivan
rnst
Title Graphic Computation of the Rate of Drop .)f Spherical
Particles
Orig Pub : Chem. pruMal, 1956, 6. Ito 50 210-212
Abstract : On the basis of the balance of forces acting upon a
spherical particle dropping within a flutd the following
equation was derived: y - - 2x - q (Z), where y = lg-t
. 1g f ~Re~; 4 -- coefficient of res letaace; x - 1g Re;
q - lg I ( od/3) t d2 6.f 2f f):, ; S -_ free
fall acceleration, d -- diameter of particle, 4.- --
difference In density between the materiAl of the particle
WA the fluid, (3 f -- density of fluid, 0 -- kinematic
.01
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CZMMMAKTA/Processes and Equipment for Chemical K-I
rMustries. Processes and Apparatus for Chemical
Technology
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No 9, 1957, 33222
viscosity of fluid. The abscissa of tht point of inter-
section of the straldht line defined by equation (1), Vith
the curve y ~P (x)p which expresses) _n y - x coordins-
tec, the correlation batveen the coefficient of resistance
and Re, determines the value of the number Re correspon-
l
ing to the rate of drop of 'the particle. To facilitate
cotWutation a nomograph and a graph have been plotted and
unified) on the combined use of which the rate of drop of
the! part cis within the flutdcan be determined, if the
physical characteristics of particle and fluid are known.
The discribed method of determining the rate of drop of
a Inrticle within a fluid os applicable to calculations of
prozesses of fluidization, sedimentation, filtration and
pne-matic transport.
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CZECHOSLOVAKIA / Chemical Technology. Chemical H-2
Products and,Their Application. Processes
and Apparatus for Chemical Technology
Abe Jour : Ref. Zhur. -
Author : Beranek Jarot3lavs
Inst : Not Given
Title Hydrodynamic
Layer. Part
Orig Pub Chem. lietY,
Xhimiya, No.29 1958, No. 4853
Klumper Ivan
....................
Characteristics of Fluidized
II. Now Theory of.Fluidization.
1956# 50, No 11, 1673-1682
Abstract i The new theory of computation of the fluidiza-
tion process has been evolved on the basis of
vectorial expression of hydrodynamic Corces act-
ing upon the particles, and of the theory of
similitudeq and it has been substantiated by ex-
perimental results of the authors and of other
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CZSCHOSLIOVAKIA Chemical TOOhnOlo chemical H-2
Products and TheTipplicition. Processes
and 4pparatus.for Chemical Technology
Abe Jour I Ref. Zhur, Xhikiya j Iqo.29 :19589 No. 4853
Abstract t researaheris....,-IThe~deduotions relate to a
fluidized layerin'ibich no intake and no with-
drawal, of~~particlesl_occur. --The theory in predi-
cated upon the veloctty of descent or the
partialest U.&COOMMOS with whiob dimensions
and -Mhapo Of thq patticls are c,haracterized. On
utilitation of , the-YalOcitY Of descent of the
particle,'.new squations,"o Proposed for the cal-
oul&tjon~of ' loss ajid for expressing the
pressum.
Reynolds criterionj these equations do not con-
tain the linear dimension of the particle. A
general graph is given to show the correlation
between epth ratio of fluidized and stagnant
la era, and the ratio of flow velocity to
velocity of descent; from this graph it Is
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diazilol dritioils as the artials. Mils, VM* soolt42-43 J&-F
WAL 1014)
lutitul orpsichodelkh statesov,
P&rdti'b Its&-lYbl tit. Chakhooloutskap leeplillkso
(Iluldisation) (SWur dicrids) (Oxidation)

MNSKYf Vladimirl NOVOSAD# Zdenekl PROGHAZKA# JaroaLr; ORMPARs- IvwL
Pilot plant production of the synthetic ethyl alcohol in Csoohoolovakiao
Part 1s Direct hydration. Chen prum 13 no.lsl2-14 Ja 163.
1, S,VXhewprojekt# Praha (for Smaky w0 Novosad). 2. Chealcko
myody CSSP, Zalusi (for Prochaska), 3, Zayody Vitesneho unorap
projokeni kancelar, Praha (for Kluspar).

NOW I OUdahj OlVall Zdanokj pjwHLM,, jaradr
Czechoslovak piutillwt FrOduGUon of the Outhotic othenol, Pt,2,
7.U
Chem prum 13 n4.31 7-1U Mr 163.
1. Uvody Vitstwho uump prajok=i kanoolar, Praha (for 11
and K0030in). 20 Chodake s4ffody CSVO (for Cimy im"d-wV"whisla)o

KLUVAR 0 Ivan; KoCtUp Oldrich; CMa,Y, 7derAki JVCHA7KA, Jaromir
Czack.oolovak pilot plant production of syntheric ethyl
alcohol, Ft,,3* Chem pr= 13 no.5:225-230 14Y 163.
1. 7Avody Vitesnabo unora, projokeni kancelarp Praha
(for Kltmpar " Koom).
2, Chemicke savody Ceskosloyonsko-sovetskeho pratelstyip
Vyzkt=ny ustav pro chemicko vyuslti uhli, Wuzi (for Civrny
wW 1'rachzkiL).,

ELUMPAIIj Ivan I
Dif#aulty in exprossing me# flow. Cbex prus 13 no.6007-
308 :9 163,
1, Zavo&y Vitaumho uwn., Hndeo Kralm., projokoe 0

RABALI Jaroslav$ MAMPARO Ivan
Pilot plant measuremont of the motion heat, Chem
prum 14 no. 3 t 124-128 Kr 164.
1. 7avoly prinmyslave autmantizace Naticnal !~nterprlse
Prag-.ie, Pocky Branch (for flabal).
2. UvOy Vitesnaho unors National !enterprise flrac:ec
Kralove, Project PepAr ;ent,, Prague (for Klumpar).

KLUMPAH, Josef.. ins.
Some informtion of the yellov oat-gr"s helainthiazin
caused by nematodes of Anguina sp. Root vyroba 9 no,6j
605-610 Js 163.
1. Ustred-d Kontrolni a skusabni ustav sewdals)q, odbor
karanteny a ochrany rostlin, Brno.

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nUMPAR. J.
Physical aspects of protection In RtC and As therapy. Acts, r&dlol,c&acor
bohes. 4 no.f-4sI52-156 30 3) 049. (CM 1913)
11 State Iladlotbarmpostloal Institutt, Praha, Iklovka, Depart*out of
Ptwelos (Direct& -- fteent 7,11abousek, N.D.).

KWWAII J.
&~ul4Aw6Abw^&h,w;
Intranavitary irradiatiou of the IMhatic tisme of the nuopharymt
dos"@* Aota r"Isle cams,r, toham.6 no. 3-4t64-" 1932. (CM 2323)
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nMWARO
Constructiou of a dosograph for rapid produation of loodosto euves
In roentgenotherapy wA rWvm therW. Cesk.onkol. I no,3-42265-
274 lg!;4.
L Onkologtahy ustav,,Pr&hao ROP :.tlmpar, Pr&M T111. I& Trdilaroo
1001,
(10XWM
Appli.)
(PADWRO dos&ge.
appare)

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fraft".~ A tLt Lim. gpktA, ktd An". tl,~mid
guuk~ xM Gkx3d pl%mm dt(d I% ao cmi amnpals
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A tf* ampmein Gwct~juj of the thyre 0 euld an4
and In the WnvT jwuiri~,% VJk,*qy -~tlov h lets
OCTOOd Aftff "MW10*60M tE) r0flUill L1011146,
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mpuly SWI tutwx1v* LM"Porfard two the l; ft4fin 4 ttla,
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1104PAR. Josef
Ikaluation of complex gwm fields to R unito'by a single
exposure# Cook. onkol. 1 no.1120-29 1955.
L Onkologicky ustav, Praha. Dr. J. Klunpars Praha-Bulovka.
No Trublarco 100,
(RADITTIONS, determination,
gammh rays, complex game fields in R units. deters.
by single file exposure)

XWNPAR. Josef, Dr. (Praha VIII, Na Truhlarce 100)
Roentgenologic grid irradia.tion, Ceskoon1roL 2 no*2-3:2143-149 1955.
1. Ofikologtoky tistav'y prose.
(uDtOTMRAPTO
grid torlmia)

CZECHOSLOVAKIA/Nual6or thysics Instellstions ani Instruronts, 0-2
Methods of.Mossuroment eni Research
Abe Jour i fief Zhur - Flziks# No 10# 1958, Ito 22173
Author t.)( or J. Majorove X.
Inst I ~ ~osime rjo MvIsion, Institute of Nucl3ar Fhysicsj Czacho-
slovak Academy of Sciencesp Prague, Cz2ohoolovr1da,
Title i 2fteot of Amplification end Discrimination on the Form tnd
Position of tho Counter Cherecteristias of Golger-Rueller
Counters in Decade beelars of Czachoolovelc Manufacture
Orig Fub t Juderne onergio, 1957# 39 No 10# 304-y*j disauss. 305-306p
520
Abstract I An investigation won made of the dependence of the forn. end
position of ocunting width chrractoristics of Gelfer-Ruellar
counters$ used with decede sonlor instrwwnts of Czechoslovak
manufroturoo It turns out in those countorep at a high grin,
thora ocours a multiplication in the ntzbor of true pulses,
o that when estimating the results it In possible to admit
:
orious orrors4 Chervetariatics war* obtninod corresponding
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CZECHOOLOWKIA/Ifucloar ftsics - Inatellations md Instruments. C-2
Hothods of Hassurso-ent and Raserreh
Abs Jour i Rof Zhur - Filikes No 10# 1958t No 22173
to double or few times the true value of the counting rate,
The causes ofthis ~ phenowmoa~ arsexarAned. By ~aampersttvo
moasuranonts with, a ccupound, As (1) &P) it was round that the
true number of processes Is obtelaod when the counting
cheracteristio-le low erA the ernplificstion to minimum.
Oard 1 2/2
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CZBCHOSLOVAKL%/' Iuc I oar Physics - Installetions mr; Inatrumants. C-2
Mothods of Roesuraront end Rosotreh
Abs Jour I Hof Zhur - Fitikei No Up 19589 No 24574
Author i Bohounok F,,L.-Xlultor Jag Koei J.j Jirousok Ps
Inst s Not Oivcn
Title I Dosi-.iotry of X-rvy mnd Or-yr Ryps by Photogrrphio Mothad
Orig Pub I Ohokhosla fliz, th.# 1957# 7p No 5s 599-613
Abstrect t Boo clso Reforet, Zhur Fizike, 1958p No 80 17390
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21M MM X BM RaWITAM 02=/102
9hounek., ?ran isekp Professor,, Doctorp Correepm3ding Hemberp Czecboalv~
Academy of Salencemi Bdhw~p Antonin.. Doctor; la=q*rp Jooefp Doctor,
Raiiiolbgick~ *mIka. &I Physics) 2dL ed.,, rev. atd enl. Pragmej,
SM.9 1958o W3 pe 9p2OO copies yrintedo
Reviever: Pernegrp Jaroslarp Doctor of Natural Sciences; Rasp. 9d,-. Trdbm
Men; Tech, Ed,: Trdbup Wan; Chief Id, for Theoretical Literature$ &Ltp
Vlastimil,
PURPM-., This book in want primarily for those varking in the field of radio-
activity,, for university students,, and for all engineers end technicians vorkift
in nuclear *ysias wd mUstions
COVZR=s This manual gives & sixgle introdtaction to nuclear "Ics and a
general coverage of the field of raiiiation AMIcs. The theory of raMology
is given an vell, as the application of radiation techniques In Inchistryp
biologyp chemistryp and medicine. There an 911 figures# rms tables#
and 52 references.. 91 of vhich am Czechp 8 Bovietp 13 Rm'4shp 7 Oermop and
3 French.
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Rodiologicel ftpics
TAME Of CONYMs
Ch. 1. The Structure of Xotter
1. M utso volsoulemp md stom
2. Compaltion of the stom
3. The atonlo muclow
Isotopy mn4 the mmil otrtu
The zone theory of onstdo
Ch. 2. Radiation
1, Corphsculwradistion
2. Slectmapetio radiation
Ch. 3. ReeiVrocal Vfteot of Xatter sod Radiation
i. Passage or radiation thromh =%tter
2, The chemical effect Of radiation
3. Chrometie and luminescence effect of radiation
4. 2bermuLl effect of radiation
go Blologeal effect of radiation
CM=/LI?32
7
9
14
23
32
42
73
Im
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lIft
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190
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PAdiological Physics
Ch. 4. Sources of Radiation
1. Natural sources of radiation
2. Artificial sources of radiation
Ch. 3* Doslmtry of Ionizing Radiation
lo Units used-In dosixetry
2. Intensity and the radiation dosage
3. Measuring by mom of the ionization mtbcA
4. VAssuring by means of counters
5. Absolute dosimtry of radio isotopes
6. Photognobla dosinstry
7. Qualitative determination of radiation
Ch. 6. Application of Radiation in Madjoine
1. Diogwais
2, Radiothereff
CZWN/142
193
2DI
220
224
A7
277
306
322
328
333
343
Ch. 7. Appgastion of Tonizing R~Ouatjon in Vwjous 11OLU of Scime
and Toft try
1- APPliestion of radiation to modification of matter 30
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2. St%* of the stmtmm of materials )70
3, AnalyMal methods 3
4. Various inlitations of radioisotopes In industry
Ch. 8. Radiation Control
1. Diftextut biological radiation dnkwo 16
2. Permissible dose
3. Protective masures
Ch. 9. Appendixes
1, The Mendsley"pw1odic Osten of eliamenta 394
2, Values of certain "iasl constants 396
3, Relations betveen Yarious units of electrical qmentities 396
4. Tables of natural radioWtopes 397
5. Data on certain freqwvtly used radioisotopes 400
6. Sebematie presentation of the decay of certain radio isotopes 401
7. Values of fundtions ex god a--% 4m
8. Do" distribation aroazd radiation needles of Yarlow length 403
9* Table for the calculation of doses for radloghores placed on the
surface of & *yUn&r
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Radiological Tbplov CZXWM2
10. Deep-40sap entAPS for W - 250 KY of the X-ray tobe
an
U. Welding frm
P radultift
124, dhis'44nm ffts radisUou
23. Vnit *a,., rsim twd (ADOOrliva to Rl*zUr)
149 Orgh for the calculatton of doses frm linear ranum gppuaston
with a 1 m Pt, filter
15. Orah for the calculation of doses from linear radius qVILestars
vith a I us Pt luter
16. 0r$& for tbA CAIGUISUOU Of doses ffte flat radj= qffilicato"
17, OrOh for the calculaction of doses for raftus =*dl*s insert*&
In cavities
Bibliogrsiphy
Index
AVAU=Xt Ubrimy of Compose
WMI
3-25-59
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Xvj'!~~#~,JOAX"OVA# A#; JLHOGA, P,
Relation of the else of the room for x-ray diagnosis to intensity of dim-
piersod radiation, Cook* rentge 12 uoAs213-222 Doo 58.
1. Dosimstricke odd. utavu jadarne fysiiq MAY. J. X., Ustar jadero fysuq
WAY, Prahn 8, 1& Trablaroo 100,
(HOINTONNOOBAPHY
reUtIon of roan else to Intensity of dispersed radiation

C--rCHOOLOVAKIA/Muclear Fhystce - Installations and Distrumnts. C.
a Methods of W-,asurw*nt and Resoarab
Ab- Jour Ref Zhur Fizikao No 3, ig6o,, 5195
kltmipar Josef , Wjerova Miroslava, Arouseh Panel
Inst Dosimetricke tAdeleni UJV-CSAV, Pra6ue, Czachoslovu)da,
Title Dosimetry of Radioactive Isotopes Using a 4,r,-Counter and
Comparison of the Results Obtained with Measurements made
with a G-H Counter
Orig Pub Jaderna energie, 1959, 5, No 6, 190-193
Abstract The authors describe the construction and give the basic
parameters of a flov-throudt 4 lf-counterp intended for the
measurement of radioactive isotopes. The counter consists
of two chambers, vith individual anodes. BoUi chambers
are separated bya thin linerp on uhich is deposited the
measured radioactive compound. The anodes of the counter
C-3rd 1/2
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CZECHOSLOYAKU/Nuclear Physics Installations and Instruments. C-
Methods of Measurement and Research
Abs jour Ref Zhur FizikA) No 3) 1960) 5195
are rade of tungsten wire 0.05 nn In dianater. A brief
description to given of the influeiwe of the liner on the
results of the measurements of the activity of the con-
pounds with different 13-spectrm energy. The results
of the measurements are compared with the data obtained
with the aid of 4 ON counter with thin wind(N. An ana.
lysis of the r*a9urement errors is made.
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Dosim9try in radim therapy Cook. rontgenal. 16 no.10-17 F 162.
NADIOXiMia)

AMORS
T1T1Z:
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D267%307
MiroslAva
HajeroV
,,ar josof and
solutions of
scintillation counting of O-qUGOUB
beta eatters
VM10DILCAL: jadernfi energiet no* 109 196219 356-362
!eGearch wag to develop a rlt"*d of
r-,Xr: The object of i the detection efficiency of
its in %Alich the dependence of
the apparatus on the energy of beta emission would be as small as
onsible. In tile case of small concentrations On apparatus with
p in the most advantageous. whilst discusai
the least background 9 rlixtureg.(Bolutions .) tile authors adduce t a
the use of homogcneou
data thus far available, and present in the form of tables their
own results dealing with (1) the relative detection efficiency Of
Acintillation solutions with p-dioxm for various water COUtQnt9
land variouaworking potentials and (2) the dependence of the d0tec-
tion efficiency of solutions Uth 11.1 and 33.A of U20 on the
energy of beta emission- The use of scintillation solutions.is
dard 1/3
Scintillation counting Z/038 62/000/010/003/ooS
D267%,3107
advantageous in the Case of aqueous
tion strftple and solutions of a relatively high
activity# so as to malt* it Possible to work with ml of nolu.
Of heterogeneous m;~ixtlu am's O(f the scintillator.
results obtained by r gal_,,ke AD regards the use
are suitable the authors or solid 8cintill4tors) the
Only for cOncentratare not reproducible h methods
overt their detection offzcicncyions in excess of '7 Bot
of radiationt and larg A. 10 CA: more-
background-nol.se 0i8 highly dePCndent on the energy
TO c v"'i'mg f the scintillator produce a hiGh
avoid these disadvantagco it i .a recotaxnded
to work Irith evaporated residues. The authors ('etermincd the
photon datOCtion efficiency of the flat (thin) OrganiC scintillator,
developed by R.V. samova (Kernenergie, v. 2, 19599 663-664). This
scintillator# containing more than gal. of terphenyl, was found to
give better results than other organic acintillators: the minitm=
amount of radioactive substance, that can be easily detected with
this ncintillator in conjunction with a simple electronic apparatus
is about 5 x 10'*ll C (when the probe is not protected with Pb),
The new scintillator is characterized by a very small sensitivity
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Scintillation counting
to gamma background, and its beta detection efficiency is indepon-
dent oE the beta radiation energy. There an 7 fi&res.and 3 tables:
The most important Cnglish-langunge reference is R.B. Owen, Iscinti-I
Ilation countereli Nuclear Powir, v-, 3, no, $4, 1960# 82-86.
-ASSOCIATIONs Radiologick.4 do imetrie U'JV 6SAV (Radiological
Doeimetry, OJV,8;Av)
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KM,v W. B. I MWAR j J, j M, [U-an#Utorl
Prepecation and owdntatmmos of sUndards of rs&oaoUvitys JAdm*
emrgis 3 noa5sl$1-155 My 157.
. I

I-'LMTAR,o J. . IUU)r. ; WLnMVA.. M. . lUa)r.
Meat of amplification mW discriminatlon on the shape w4 height of
purves in Gsipr44dlor covmters =do In Czechoslovalds, Jaderna
onergle 3 no,10004-306 0 157.
I* DoximetrIcke oddolmd, Ustay jaderno fysWp Ceskoslovenska
Wmdevils ve4s Praha.

JM-W-_AR& _JOoofj XAJXMAp Ki"&3&vaj JIMU=, Pav*l
DS+Amining the low 900centration of ream In water by scinUlUtim
comtW the sleatrodleposited decay products of radon, J-A--na
energle 6 no*22s404-4M D 160,
It Dosimstriele oddelmd, Ustay Jaftrsmho ryzkvm, Ceskoslovensim
akadem" vede

C/O23j62/000/010/004/007
3164/BI02
7/4000
AUTHOR3o Klumparg J#t Majerovi# Me
TITLE i Scintillation measurements of P-taitters In their aqueous
solutions
PERIODICALt Kern*nsigieo nose 10-.11~ 1962t 774-781
TEXTj This paper* based on available publiaiktions# discusses methods o .f
using homogeneous and heterogeneous mixtures of the solution with the
scintillator# applicable both to scintillation seasurements of aqueous
solutions of P-emitters and to *#asureadat of.tho waporstion residues. The
energy dependence of efficiency and the background effects are considered*
Details of measurements side by the authors are reported. for a homogeneous
mixture,# the,effect of dissolved *&It (NA2CO3) on the limit beyond,which
it Is impossible to mix the systems watir/toluene/asthanol and water/p-
dioxans is investigated P, N. Uy*ag D. 0. Ottg LASL Contract 6-7405-EnSo
36)o A Soviet dk)Y-19M iFEU-192) photoaultiplier is used to measure the
relative efficienoy of scintillation solutions containing p-diolana, at
various water contents and the dependence on the A-onorgles of certain
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Scintillation measurements of**# B164/BI02
radionuclides at various potentials, The results show tha th*.atx1ng
method can be used for measuring radioactivitits higher th!n 10 1 a In
small volumeso The flat type of sointill&tor cosposed of p-terphenyl. with
up to 40 mg1cx 2 developed by A* Y., Semovs, (Atoans InerS* 5# i958) is in.-
vestigated as regard* Its applicability to measuring residues of evapora-
tion. A diagram relating to the terphenyl sointAllator shows the degree
of effio 'i*noy for photons (0.3-2A), the effeat of the surface weight on
background pulses and the ratio of back roungOpuljjOd*n,*It4 to efficiency
for P-enorgies of the radionuclides C&49t Co # 2 4, r9 +Y91D at various
potentials of the photoultiplier, A oassercial a-aLatillstgr to compared
with the P-soin%illator, A terphonyl scintillator of 15 mg/082 Is partiou-
larly advantageous since it permits of detecting activities as low as 5,16"d
Comparative results from measurements of the relative efficiency referred
-to p-terphenyl are given for 1A d1phenyl butadi*ns, POPOPp 2t5 diph*nyl
oxazolt and a-n&phthyl-phenyl oxasol. There are 7 figures and 3 tables.
ASSOCIATIONt Dosimetrische Abteilang des Institute fflr lernforschung der
Tachoohoolowakischan Akedemie der Wissenschaft (Dosinetric
Department of the Nuclear Research Institute# Academy of
Sciences CSSR)
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3ointillation mossor*Stats Of*$* 8164/BI02
SUBMITTEDo Maroh 2l 1962
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XLWARm J080ti-
JWMCVA, Itiro&)AVA
Origin of arrars in sw%ile preparation for absolute oalibration
of beta radiating solut1cm by I#Xoountsrs* Jaderna enorgia 9
no.8458-264 Ax 163#
I* Radiologicka disinstrisp Ustay jaderneho vyzb=p Cesko-
sla"naka akademia vW*

Correction of absorption In Us carrier fila during beta
emitter staxidardization In the 4jq-.counter, Jaderna eaergie
9 no,,10015-318 0 163o
1, Radiclogicka. doximtrie Ustav jadert-eho vyzkumu,, Cookcalo-
venska akademle ved, Prela:

KLUMPAR, Josef; MWROVA, Miroslava
Self-absorption of Sr9o(4190) beta radialion in the prepara-
tions with surface density up to 28 mg/am measured with a
4A-counter. Jaderna, energis 10 no. 5sl68-171 IV 164.
1. Radiological Dosimetry, Institlite of Nuclear Research,
Czechoslovak Acaderq of lateness, Prague,

Ilumpar,_V. -
Welding chains by melting. p. 204. WITNIS. (Ministeretvo butniho,
prwqolu a rudnyab dolu) Praha. Vol. 4. no. 7, July 1954.
Sources EFAL I& Vol. 50 No. 10 Oct. 1956
,~-

- KLUMPAR Vladimiro ins.
Present conditions of the production of sup~.lamvntar7 mateiials.
Zv2r sbor 9 no.0409-414 160
1. Zolozamy Antonim ZapotockehoVambark.

1w
USM/Farra A.,imls - Cattle Q
Abs Jour : Rur Zhur - Blol., So 15, 19'58) 649109
Author : Kalashnikov, A.P., Kluit
rnst : -
Title Utilization of L-,,p1n* no Food For Cattle
Orig Pub Zhivotnavodstvo, 1)5'1, Na 50 43-46
Abstract Experiments revealed tho hi~,h autritimal qualities of
Lipine vhua used i *i a groca form mad U % forn of silage
as feed for cattle * rata, oi,. the crop capacity of f,-Ader
lupii-e, accw=lati,)n of nutriciit 9,jbstm;-.ccs i., it accor-
dii S to phases of develop-amt, che-deal cot-iposition, aiA
rest-Its of feediag it to dairy cows are given.
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USSR/Chmmical, Technology - Chmical Products wd Their Application. Wood CbewLmtry
Productc, Cellulose and Its Ylanufacturs. Papar, 1-23
Abet Journals Referat Zhur - Wzlya,, So 190 1956, 63394
Authors 11 0., Perekallskiy,, N. P.
eplwil-r 1-2
Institutions None
Titles Procedure for Producing a Now Type of Colored Omnitol v1th Reinforced
Paper Base and Aqueous Dye-Albumin Costing
Origiml
Periodicals Tr. IrAwin , tekbools In-ta in. Ve N, Holortova, 1955,, No 3, 161-167
Abstracts A recipe is given as, won as the technological conditions of mmu-
facture of a nev type of colored graultol (0) with reinforced paper
base and aqueous-dye albutin costim,, and also the pbysIc=wKbanIc&1
Indexes of 0. 0 is used as facing material.
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MOT starshiy prepodavatel'I GRIGOROYLIVO O.P,, kwW.tekhn.nsuk;.
"""*~6~BORSKAYAP R.Yu.0 *Wshiy nauchnyy sotriAnik
Nov types of suede, "lour and velvet materials samfactured with
a paper bass. Trudy LTITSW no.lltl4l-ll;l 162. (MIRA 16110)
1

Mli I
JCMd theor"Lleal ;,remlefa vc d i
g the Lrcat:~,!nt cf c ir 1p
with prote!n substannoc Nr. the modifica-len of Ut ircItrtlita,
4rudir LTIT.'Bll nool2s2l,2-257 164o (WRA AMP)

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KLUFTj 3, Ye.
"Variation of the chemiol..composition of the .rotting Iliuor during the course oi
flax-rettiftSIN Tro Voss, Ing&. s.4h, I&C_gbiol. 7. 1:0 2j, p 54# 1935.

KLUFTS S. Yo.
"Contribation to the Biochemistry of flax-retting,,w ZC. Vsov, Inst. s.-kh, m1kroblal-0
70 No 1, P 49P 19369
F-i
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KLUP?, S. Ye.
"Separation of fiber frm bast.-fiber plants b7 bacterial famentopw 6v
121, 1937,

ARISMVSKAYAO T.Y.j VIADIMIMUTA# 14.1s.; GOUARUU, MAI KATAKSKAU9
F.A.; KASHKIN, P.P.; -KLVU,-BU4 LOZIXA-EDZIXSXZY, L.X.j NORKINAp
S.P.1 RWffANTSIVA,, V,M.j SILISRj G.L. ,prof. (decemsedli SKAWN#l
I.S.1 SKORODUMDVA# A.M.1 KEBTAGUFIOVAO F.V.j CHASTUKHINO V.Tael
PAFSADANOVA, 1.0., red.1 GAMNAg T.D.# Ud". red.
[Comprehensive laborato 1 on milarablology] Bollshol prak-
tikum po mlkrobiologil.741"iT".V.'Aristovskaia i dr. Pbd obobdwl
red. G.L.Selibern. Moskva, Vysshaia shkola,, 1962. 490 P.
(MICHDBIOMY-~tAWRATORY HUMALS) . (MIRA 160)

7- 7-

IE,E~Ll~~zhs; KORNZYKOj V.Nop inshol RULLIT, R.Ao# imbs;
SMORODSXIY, L.P., inzb,; FRIUM, A.Ye., Who; SHCHERBINA,
S*A~# ingh.
Control system of a PVK-150 turbine wW some special features
of its adjustmento Teploonergetika 11 no. Is67-72 J& 064.
(MM 1715)
1. Kharikovskiy turbimW savod in. S.M.Kirovs,

ISMYCH, Stanislaw; XUA3. Casary
Frequency# ladicatIons & results of Cossrean sections in the years
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