SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LOZOYA, F. - LUBASHEVSKAYA, L.N.

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Determining the magnitude
3102 61/000/007/003/011
D205YD3 -0 -6
Eq. (171 ) gives the solution Of the problem formulated earlier. The
problem can also be solved with -the aid of the method of forces as
shown in (Ref. 5: G.I. Barenblat, and G.P. Cherepanovp Izv. AN SSSR
OTH 'Mekh. i mashinostroyeniye, 3, 79, 1960). There are 2 figures
and 5 references: 4 Soviet-bloc and 1 non-Soviet-bloc. The refer-
ence to the English-language publication reads as follows: A.A.
Griffit~N Theory of Rupture, Proc. First Congr. Appl. Mechanics
Defft (sic) 1, 24, P. 55--_~,
ASSOCIATION: Instytut mashinoznavstva ta avtomatyky AN URSR. Ukray-
inslkyy polihrafichnyy instytut (Scientific Institute
for Machinery and Automation AS UkrRSR, Ukrainian Po-
lygraphic Institute)
SUBMITTED: February 6, 1961
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GERVENKA,J.; XOBILKOVA,J.; SKRIVAN,J.; S'TRIBMIY,:r.; LOZOYA,F.
Cytology of urine sediment during the period of labor prepara-
tion. Cesk. gynek. 29 no.lt44-46 F'64-
1. 1. gyn.-por. klin. fak. vseob. lek. KU v Praze; prednosta:
prof.dr. K.Klaus, DrSc.

WZSA, A. 1951
(Hygiene Inst. U. of Szeged)
"Prot6in Composition of Hangarian Rice."
Acta Physiol. (Budapest), 1951, 2/1 --uppl (33-34)
No abst. in Exc. Med.
77-
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LOZSA, ALRiM
Pro,tean fract ions in vadefles Iof H ongarbin tice.' ~Albd-
L6= A Univ.,'Szeged, Hungary). AgrokitWa
YiUVAAini, l47-"j953).-Dctn. of protein Imetlow; by a,
newly eyolyed methrxi showed In 10 sample5 of flunprfan~
tirehutlked rice crude protein 9.44-12,W (including aibinnini
0.23-0.45, globulin 0.57-1,07, prohinilne 0.69-1,21, attol
oryzenin 7.20-9.82%), in 14 samples of Hungarian polished:
60 -1a.38, crude protein (including albutnin 0.05--n.28,
rice SA3
globulin 0.&,-1.22, prolamine 0.41-1.22 and oryzenin 6,
IOAU44~1, In 3 samples of Hungntialt com. rice mide protein
U , ~4 (including Wbumhi O.OM.28, globulin 0.03-0.70,
lamine 0.44-0.72 and oryzedln 0.40-7.35%) and In 3
o0 1 ri unple (Comet Rice Mills Texas 1948, Kaplm
ore gn ce &
r
Cold Medal 1948, White Giant IOAO) crude protein 7.87,1
7.08,6.71 (Iricludingalbumin 0.11, 0.03,0.20, globulin 0.0,1
A M 0 70 prolarnlue 0.44, O-W, 0.47, oryzenin 6.30, 0.6%,
I 'Y." 'inbuslied rice showed protein conterts excee(Uh
8:20h ollsbing caushiF 120',o
those of pollshed rice, the process of V.
Aossofpriiteln. Rice grown In alk. soils shownd the highest'.
rice grown In meadow clay the lowest, protein. In Iluit-1
gadin polished rice the ratio albundn -.globulin 'prolainitie:-'
An was 21 9 83
orysel .13-8:82. in foreign poll-Illed Tice 2: -61
Istvfin Pinfily

ratfon c.1 the blalnZfc4 ralEs of r1ca kratcW.
rund 9. 4cad. 'xi.
ep-ton - prote
0
Wy
1, w-A; that thr ltlv.Q io-f (1w of
'cr~;;'z-, A;!;'mnin 11 t~.c t.Imi. 'aluc of
!hr '.' 5~-; . tn" "I- ..~
is jakc't at irl" !~r-
rtiT, cyryunin, ami cawitt, tmt ilap fel prnfamin-free rice
t1w ~aum- N of !if,.A proi~..ae ai conuols kvpt
b-C of
X1
prafrding doz., agaisiit h-alw rnorn ;i~ wai

-Changes during atorag-4 in the Whimlnic tentadinthel
on
peroxidase and catalase activity of rice fin Rung&M Albert
/Vuzsa and Xatalin Kofler (Orvostudaminyi Egyetem.
-6giani-lntftete, Szeged, Hun -4-; Is
RTMr&a~ Alrokiv.
Talajtan 4. 1-18(1955)(English summiairy -The changes in
thiamine content, peroxidase an -d catalaw activity during
I storage time of 12 and 18 months resp., were studied. The
j change in thiamine content is connected with the rhythmical
f X1 chavge in the peroxidak and catalase activity. In the
time from April to October there is no change in the thiamine
content: in the time from October to April a marked de-
crease in thlanilne content and an lucrcase in peroxidase
anti catalmw content is observed. These'am the observa-
tions niade on rice which was stored unhu-sked. In polished
rice the change is not pericAical but linear, and the loss Is
here much more tILtn in the rice which was stored unhuskiul.

I0ZSA, Albert
Properties and binding of acid fuchain with serum proteins in
paper elect rophore al a. Kleerletes Orrostud-13 no.1:98-122 Kr 161.
1. Orvostudomanvi Egyetem Kozegeszeegtani Intezete, Szeged.
(ELECTROPHOUSIS) -
(kDOD PROTEINS chem)
(ROSALIVE DIES chem)

LOZSA, Albert
wwwww0"~w9V7-
Apparatus and methods for paper electrophoresis of large amounts
of blood samples for the separation and staining protein fractions.
Kiserletes Orvostud. 13 no.1:86-97 Mr 161.
1. Or7ostudomanyi Egyetem, Kozegeozsegtani Intezete, Szegel.
(EIZOROPHORESIS)
(BLOM PROTEINS bhem)

LOZSA, A.
Factors influencing the normal values of the serum protein fractions
in the albino rat. Acts, physiol. 21 no.2:127-147 162.
1. Institute of Public Health Medical University, Szeged.
(BLOOD PROTEINS chemistryl (AGING) (NUTRITION) (SEX)

LOZSA, Albert
Changes in the blood protein spectrum of rats with age. Kiserl.
orvostud. 14 no.4:365-374 S 162.
1. Szegedi Oryostudomanyi Egyetem Kozegeszsegtani Intezete.
(BLOOD PROTEIN ELECTROPHORESIS) (AGING)

L-O,ZSADIS Karoly, dr.; CSAKANY, Gyorgy, dr.; TOMORY, Emilia., dr.
Multiple arteriovenous pulmonary fistulae. Orv.hetil. 105 no.7:
315-318 16 F 164.
1. Orszagos Kardiologiai Intezet, Sebeszeti es Rontgen Osztaly.

Cardiolog
HUM A RY
_U.-JCar 1 ARVAY. Attila, Dr; National Institute of Cardiology,
R_Z._.Dr
jg444
Surgical Department (chief of the scientific department: TEMESVARI, Antal,
Dr) (Orszagos Kardiologiai Intezet, Sebeszeti Osztaly).
"Use of a Catheter-Electrode Pacemaker in the Treatment of the Adams-
Stokes Syndrome."
Budapest, Orvosi Hetilap, Vol 107, No 32, 7 Aug 66, pages 1520-1522.
Abstract; [Authors' Hungarian summary] The implantation of a catheter-
electrode pacemaker, the first in Hungary, is reported in a casi-- of
A-S syndrome. In comparison with the electrodes which are sutured directly
into the myocardium and require thoracotomy, the advantages of the use
of intravenous electrodes are mentioned. This can be used with considerably
lesser risks in case of the aged patient in a poor general condition or
in case of disturbances in the atrioventricular conduction of patients
suffering from myocardial infarct. In conclusion, a literature survey is
made for discussion of the possible complications of the method. 2
Hungarian, 7 Western references.

HUITJARY
4_Y,'ttila, Dr, P Laszlo,
LON111, Tihamer, Dr, SARKOZI, Karoly, Dr, LRW A A WS
Dr, L TEMES
ffl~_nDL-KAr VAU, Antal, Dr; National
KHOO, Maria, Dr
Institute of Cardiology (director: GOTTSMEN, Gyorgy, Dr), Surgical Depart-
ment (Orszagos Kardiologial Intezet, Sebeszeti Oaztaly).
"Corx,cucion of a Complex Mitral Valve Defect by Using 4 Synthetic Valve.
'Budapest, Orvosi Hatilap, Vol 107, No 18, 1 May 66, pages 843-845.
-Abstracts (Authors' Hungariall 3UMarY] S0036 physiological aspects of synthetic
valVe -implintation and the first such.succeaaful operation, in Hungar7j, are
described; the operation was performed on a 23 year old man who had a coa-
plex defeat of the mitral vaIv.e, 3 Hun,garian, 2 Western references.
IAL

COUNTRY Poland
CATEGORY
AB3. JOUR. RZXhim., 22 19591 Iio. 77583
AUTHOR Loz and Meczynaka, d.
iFSTI. Polish Academy of S 'ciences
T ITLE Electroluminescence of Cdt-Ag with an Ag2S Layer
OR IGT. PUB. Bull Acad Polon Sci, Ser Sci Math, Astron et
Phya, 6, No 9, 595-598 (1958)
ABSTRACT The authors have investigated the dependenca of
the electroluminescence (E)of CdS(Ag) phosphors
(I) covered with a layer of semiconducting A&S,
on the voltage and frequency of the applied cur-
rent and on the thickness of the A&S layer (L).
The brightness of E increases with increasing L:
at a thickness of 11.62,10-2 mg A&S per tag I
the brightness of E is 20 times that of uncoated
I. The maximum brightness of E of I coated -sith
a layer-of Ag2S is observed at a frequency of
1/2

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(Univ I -TQrui Pot

ffolh., o4ron. W 651-2(19 Min English).-
7,
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effect of ultmson
es kc.) on the brightness of
(680
electrolumineseence of a ZnS-Cu phosphor of activator
conco. 4.6 X 10-3 g./g. suspended in c-astor oil and excited
2-5 kc
Oscillo
rams are
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a field of 0
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Changes observed were not related to temp. variat Ions.
LO

LOZYKOWSKIP H,
Blectroluzaineseence of ZnSe-Ca vith a Cu2S. 3A... in an A.C. and
D.C. field. Bul Aa Fol mat 8 no.10:719-724 '60.
1. Department of Physics', Nicholas Copernicus University, Torun.
Presented by A. Jablonolci.
(Phosphorescence) (Electricity) (Zinc)
(Selenium compounds) (Copper)

c LOZY~OWSKI,-H.; MECMSKA, H.
Electroluminescence of alka3ine earth sulphide phosphors. Bul Ae
Pol mat 8 no.101725-728 160.
1. Department of Physics, Nicholas Copernicus University, Torun.
Presented by A. Jablonski.
(Phosphorescence) (Electricity) (Alkaline) (Earth)
(Sulfide) (Phosphorus)

S/081/62/000/006/008/117
B166/B101
'AUTHORS: Ioz'.ykowski, H., MejzyAska, H.
D
TITLE: An attempt to obtain electrduminescence of organophosphors
PERIODICALt Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 6, 1962, 15, abstract
6B71 (Bull. Acad. polon. sci. S6r. sci. math., astron. et
phys., V. 9, no. 3, 1961, 235 - 2~6)
TEXT: The electroluminescence of the following organic dyes was observeds
trypaflavine, acridine yellow, acridine orange, fluoresceinq, and
brilliant 8ulfoflavin FF. The shape of the brightness wave was *found to be
almost identical for all specimens studied. ~bstracterls note: Complete
translation]

A UT.H 0 R S
TITLE:
P/04 62/013/002/005/006
D218YD308
and Meczyfiska, Hanna
Electroluminescence and its applications
PERIODICAL: Post2py fizyki, v. 13, no. 2, 1962, 177 206
TEXT: The first part.of this review discusses the theoretical as-
pects of electroluminescence, including such topics as direct field-
ionization, ionization by collision, and the mechanism of injection
of carriers. The second part is concerned with the applications of
electroluminescence for such purposes as illuminationg light ampli-
fication, and so on. The review is based on 42 published papers
(largely western) covering the period 1914-1960. There are 30 figu-
reB.
ASSOCIATION: Katedra.fizyki dogwiadozalnejv Uniwersytet Mikolaja
I
Kopernika, Torufi (Department of Ex erimental Physics,
MikolaJ Kopernik University, Torun'5'
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LOZUMSKI P H.
Zleatroluminsecence at p-n Junctions in ZnSe. Chekhosl fis'shunal
13 no.2sl64-171 .163.
1. Departmnt of .;xperimeWwaahysice, N. Copernicus University,,
Torun, Poland.

LOZYKOWSKI. H.-, MECZYMKA. H.
An attempt to obtain electroluminescence of organophosphors.
Bul Ac Pol mat 9 no-3:235-236 161-0
1. Department of Experimental Physics, Nicholas Conernicus
University, Tonm. Presented by A. Jablonski.

LOZTKOWSKI H.
ZnSe electroluminescenee in p-n junctions. Przem inst elektron
prace 4 no. 1:35-46 162~0 -
1. Katedra Flzyki Doswiadczalnaj, Uniwersytet im. Mikolaja
Kopernika, Torun.

Distr: 4E3c/4E3d
nc U G. l6r-Mifflow rnUatgZLJ" ater-
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P4 US
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er. Nauk A[aJ.-Przyr .~ M41., .' CA'M.
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No. 3. 6 --9(1957)(English summary).-Equatloas are de-
ofc.-W.,rph6tons. Anwtropyof tinis-
lion Is takta Into account, and measurements on Cow, I M
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show it cannot he ne
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ciency was 0.77 A- 0.03%.
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WZYNSKIp B.; )MODNICZANSKI, H.
231an
Some experiments on the electric monopole transition in
Acts, physics Pol 22 no.ligi-98 J1 162.
1, Institute of Nuclear Pbysics., Krakow*

P/G45/6Z/q22/001/bo6/oo6
AUTHORS: Xd Niew daiczanaki H
zynski, E*,. 0
TITLEz Some experiments on the electric
in 234U.
monopole transition
PERIODIGAL:.7 Acta'Physica.Polonida ve 2Z, no ii-1962 -98
234
-TEXT: The 0-o 0 electron convers*ion transition in U with energy about
keV was established many.years ago* It proceeds even through some
'levels lying between thefirst 0+ excited state and the 0+ ground state.
The purpose of this work is to obtain more information about the
derexcitation of the 811 keV 0+ level by means of a study of the radiation,
foI11-wing the,$(_)'decay od 234Pam. To the invishigation of the
de-exocitation of the first 0 + excited level in 3 U the (0-y) and,($_a-)
coincidences have been applied. The apparatus used for determination of
the 811 keV.mon!*Pole transition probability, and the ratio of monopole to
Igamma ray intensities,.Consisted of a fast-slow coincidence arrangement
anda conventional coincidence scintillation spectrometer with resolving
time of about 10-7seo, The energy resolving power of the coincidence
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137
spectrometer was about 9.5 per cent for the 661 keV Gs gamma rays for
th4 gamma,ray modification wit4 a NaJ(Tl) crystal* and for the conversion
electron modification with a plastic scintillator about 17 per cents In
the experiments as a 6ourCe t4e 24.1 day 234Th was used, which after two
decays fIlls the states of 234U. Separation of thorium from the natural
uranium was carr:~ed out by the chromatographic ion-exchange method. The
source of the..?-34Th in composition of ammonium.citrate was deposited on
an Al-foil. The diametor,9f the radioactive.substance was about 5 mm.
'Initial activity of the.234Th source was about .8pC. Purity of the source
was checked experimentally by means of investigation of thi decay of the
source over 8 half-lives and-Zas better than 99.99 per cent with respect
to the initial activity-of 23 T h. The 'measurements of ($-y) and (0-e-)
coincidences were always made With the same ;aounting geometry in the beta
ray channel* In this case the intensities -ratio p can be expressed as
follows: Pag 4e 9D
ly Osaa Tj
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where, and,P Are the number of.coincidences of the 811 keV monopole
cojiveraion, and that of the 768 keV gamma photopick respectively; 9 and
2 are the solid angles of respective detectors; D - is a correction,
Y 234
taking into-account.the decay of the pother source of 'Th in the course
of measuiements;lj - is a-.compound factor for the conversion of the
768 koV gamma transition and for the admixture of the ?6?- keV gamma rays,
e is the photopick efficiency of, the used 2"x?-" NaJ(Tl) crystal.-at
-the applied.source to crystal distance UO mm). In order to estimate
the transition probability of the 0-0 transition in 234u some fast-slow
coincidence experiments were performed'of the 811 keV K-conversioa with
-the prec eding it 1500 keV beta rays* The experimental result for 234U
is in quantitative agreement with the Rainer theoretical estimate,
contrary to the case.of 1525M ZV where the theoretical eatimatos are one
order too Who Regarding the structure of the 811 keV-first 0* excited
state in234u nucleus the experimental values Ih 193 and p>0*07 point to
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the collsotive nature of this state, more exactly to a p-vibrational one.
If the Oi level jn234U,would be a two-proton state'of the parameters 1h
and p without-any admixture of.the c(,Ilective.interaction then.the expected
value's should be p3,Z and p probably not largertnan.obtained (0.07). It
~.~would-be of great intereat'to obtain exact values of the monopole strength
parameters for the VO(O_O) tranoitiona in the region of strongly deformed
nuclei in order to confirm the theoretical predictions. The most important
English language references are:,-Z4-7 Reiner, A.&., "Structure effects
in the interaction between nuclei and atomic electronelf, Amsterdam (1958);
rklund, J., Nathan, 0., Nielsen, 0. B Nuclear Phys.* 15t 199
(1960); Lr2l,7 bell, R. E., Graham, R. L., Pe;c1hj H. Ee, Canad. J. Phys.1
01 33~(1952), There are four figures*
3
ASSOCIATION: Institute of Nuclear Physics, Cracow
SUMITTED; October 13, 1961
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LOZYNSKIj Zbigniew, inz.
Trying to reduce electric-power losses in the Poznan Power Enterprise.
Pt.2. Energetyka Pol 13 no.11/12:312-313 N-D 159. (EEAI 9:7)
1. Zaklad Energetyczny, Poznan
(Poland--Electric power) (Poznan--Industries)

KUT I
DABAGYAN, N.V,, [Dabahian, N.V.]; L GJURSKIYI~ Ya.0. [KUll~.'hYLS"tyj., i~,O,);
1:.IIJ.]
LOZYNYAK, P.Yu. (Lozyniak,
Cretaceous sediments in the Krosno zone of the Ukrainian
Carpathians in the Gorgan region. Dop. AN MVR no.l.,87-90
165. (vail. 13:2)
1. Ukrainskiy nauchno-issledovatellskly geologcrazvedochri,vy
instltut. Predstavleno akadeilikom All O.S. Vyalov~,,rl.

KOLYBANOVt V.A.; LOZYUK, N.I.; SAKHAROV, V.G.; SUSECHINSKAYA, I.Yu.;
BOBROV, V.Taep-*"nd. ekon, nauk, otv. red.; DENISOVA, V.1-1.,
red.izd-va; RAKHLINA, H.P., tek?m. red.
(Latin America; political and economic handbook] Latinskaia
Amerika; politiko-ekonomich6skii, spravochnik. Kievp Izd-va
A14 USSR: 1963. 283 P. ,IRA 170)

LOZYUK, 0.1.
or
Surgical treatment of thyrotoxic goiter [with any ry in Inglish,
P.1561 Vest.khir. 77 no.3:41-43 Kr '56. (MI-RA 9:7)
1. 1z khirurgichaskogo otdeleniya (zav. L.I.Podlesnaya) bollnitay
Frunzenok fayona, gorodLa Leningrad&.
(=HYROLDISM, surg.)

VAMANOVA, N.S.; I4)ZYYK, A.I.
Skeleton forms of quartz in granite-,porph5rries. Hin.sbor.
no.12:429-430 158. (HILL 1).-2)
1. Gosuniversitet im. Ivana Franko, L'vcv.
(Chits Province-(~uartz)

wepo.,, dr... okleve-leo--kozgazda-
omw-A--~
Austi&Uaa- pe-trolouns Bany lap 96 no&5:348- W t 63.
1. Ors2fgoo Koolaj- es Gazipari Troazt foosztal7nzetojep
Budapeot.-

LS7KS F.
TECITNIOLOGY
PIRTODICAL: CI~RTTCKY PRITIMM, IOL.~ 11, no,~-3, 1958
Lsek. F. Contribution to the problems concerning the preparation of
ion exchanl-ers by means of pearl pol,.icondensation. P. 54~-
T
Monthiy List of East European Accessiors (EEAI), LC, Vol. 8, no-3,
M
I
ay 1959, Unclass.

LSITSINA, N.A.
Weathring zone of Devonian and Carboniferous sedimentary rocks
in northwestern Kazakhstan. Dokl. AN SSSR 105 no.5:1080-1083
D 155. (MOA 9:3)
1. Institut geologichaskikh nauk Akademii nauk SSSR.
Predotavleno alcademikom N.M. Strakhovym.
(Xazakhstan-Rocke. Sedimentary)

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AUTHOR: Latibdrek, Frantisek, Engineer
TITLE: -1k-ectifier Plant wit-W-'Semiconductor Cells Produced by
6KD. Prague
PERIODICAL: Elektrotechnik, 1960, No.4, pp.100-103
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TEXT: In Czechoslovakia CKD, Prague, Stalingrad Plant,
manufactures semiconductor rectifier cells and complete rectifier
equipment. Three types of germanium cells UGA 10, UGA 20, UGV 20
and one type of silicon cell UKA 15 are being manufauLuveu. The
main data of these are: Table 1
UGA 10 UGA 20 UGV 20 UKA 15
d.c. current rating (average
value for permanent loadin~,A 66
maximum recurrent reverse voltage
at the.rated current, V 40-150
forward voltage drop at the
.rated current, V 0.5-0.6
maximum permissible temperature
of the cooling air (water) for
the full output, OC 35
Car4-;:.~
133 133 150
40-150 4o-15o 6oo-iooo V
0.5-0.6 0.5-0.6 1.20-1.25
35 35-50
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UGA 10 UGA 20 UGV 20 UKA 15
minimum speed of flow of the
cooling air between the
cooling fins at full load and
maximum air temperature, m/sec 15 15 10
minimum quantity of water at
full load and maximum water
temperature, I/min - - 2 -
total weight of the cell, g 850 2650 l8oo 1450
Of the above UGA 10, UGA 20 (Fig.1) and UGV 20 are germanium cells
with copper cooling fins and an enamelled bushing; of these UGA 10
and UGA 20 are air cooled and UGV 20 is water cooled. UKA 15 (ft.2)
is an air-cooled silicon cell screwed onto aluminium cooling fins.
These rectifier cells are used in rectifier units up to 25 kW and
rectified voltages between 10 and 120 V can be achieved.
Rectifiers with UGA 20 cells are available for loadings up to
800 A in the case of half-wave rectification and up to 400 A in the
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case of full-wave rectification. The respective values for the
cells UGA 10 are 400 and 200 A. The rectifier is protected against
over-voltage and short-circuit by fuses and over-current relays and
against over-voltages by RC elements connected across the cells.
One of the applications of such rectifier units is to Supply 110 V
current for mine traction purposes. Other applications are plating
shops, battery plate forming shops etc. The circuil diagram of
an installation containing six UGA 10 or UGA 20 germanium cells is
shown in Fig.3. Another series of rectifier units is based on
using UGA 20 cells, which operate as individual units for ratings
up to 300 kW and has sub-assemblies of larger units for higher
ratings. The rectifiers consist of boxes which, in addition to the
cells and fans, contain contactors, air-opere~ted relays, fuses,
protective circuits for eliminating over-voltage peaks and measuring
instruments. Signalling equipment is outside the boxes. The basic
connection is a three-phase star, six-phase star or double three-
star with a choke in the neutral point. Depending on the required
rectified current, the equipment may contain 48 or 72 UGA 20 cells
arranged inside two cooling tunnels with centrifugal fans. A fast
acting fuse is series connected with each of the diodes as a
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protection against internal shorts. Fusion of the fuse is
signalled. In cases in which even short duration interruption
of the operation is not permissible, special selective signalling
is applied which generates appropriate signals for reducing the
load. Some circuit arrangements used are shown in Fig.5. Fig.7
shows a circuit diagram of an 80 V, 7000 A installation used for
feeding an arc furnace (PEC in the diagram). Silicon rectifiers
will be used particularly for railway traction and for mine
traction purposes. CKD, Prague is preparing for the manufacture of
silicon rectifier units to Supply 750 kW at 750 V for locomotives;
four units with a tap-changing transformer, connected into a single-
phase bridge circuit, will be mounted into the locomotive. For
urban traction, units of 660 V, 750 and 1500 A will be produced.
Furthermore, units will be produced for electrolysis of chlorine,
aluminium, copper and water; these units are designed to operate
at 300 to 600 V and 12.5 to 100 kA.
This article is a revised version of a lecture given by the author
at the All State Conference on Using Semiconductors in Heavy Current
Engineering, Prague, October 16-17, 1959.
There are 8 figures, 2 tables and 6 references: all Czech.
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TITLE: Principles of Manufacture of Large Semiconductor
Rectifiers
PERIODICAL: Elektrotechnik, 1960, No.8, pp.242-245
TEXT-. General design information is given, quoting mainly
examples from foreign practice. The following Czech produced
(Z~KD, Prague) equipment is mentioned:
1) Germanium rectifier, 250 V, 2500 A, connected in a bridge circuit
with three cells in series in each anode branch,for feeding
electrolysers. Since the applied cells have a fixed connection
with the cooling fins, easy replacement is achieved by mounting the
cells for the individual anode branches in boxes, eight boxes for
each anode branch (Fig.2). The boxes can be replaced during
operation, whereby the connection to the circuit is effected by
knife-edge contacts. There are six cooling channels into which air
is driven by fans. Fig.6 shows a photograph of the entire unit.
2) Silicon rectifier unit, 325 V, 6125 A. Each cell has an average
load of 150 A. The silicon cell is screwed onto the aluminium
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cooling fins which form the cathode, whilst the flexible connection
forms the anode. The individual cells are mounted into a fixed
cooling channel, Fig,8. The advantage of this design is that
the cells operating in parallel are arranged in horizontal rows,
which reduces the influence of the thermal instability in the
forward direction since they all operate at an approximately equal
temperature of the cooling air. In each cooling channel 16 to
20 cells are arranged above each other. By appropriate connection
of the busbars and suitable combination of the insulation panels
and of the d.c. connections, it is possible to obtain, for a total
of 96 cells, either a three-phase bridge connection with one or two
cells in series and 16 or 8 in parallel or~double-star connection
with an equalization choke, again with one or two cells in series
and 16 or 8 in parallel. The a.c. and d.c. busbars can be
arranged at the top or at the bottom. Tho box also contains fans,
over-current protection, RC circuits for protecting the cells
against switching over-voltages and, if necessary, equipment for
parallel operation of the cells. The fans are on the top part of
the box above the cooling channels through which they suck in air
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from the space below the rectifier hall. Each cell has a series-
connected fast fuse mounted directly on the busbar. The main data
of this rectifier unit are as follows:
Table 2
Total number of cells 96 120
Number of cells in series .1 2 1 2
Current in the case of
connection into a 3-phase
bridge, A 5000 _2500 6125 3o6o
Current in the case of
double-star connection
with the choke in the
neutral point,'A 10000 12250
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produced by Siemens-Schuckert, Germany, and a germanium rectifier
unit produced by General Electric, USA (250 V, 7778 A) are described,
and Also a silicon rectifier unit (125 V, 20000 A) produced by
Oerlikon, Switzerland. Furthermore, a photograph is reproduced
of an anode divider *with 20 parallel calls (Unitron Semi-Conductor
Rectifier). There ake 8 figures and 2 tables.
ASSOCIATION: CKD, Praha, zavod Stalingrad
(6KD, Prague, Stalingrad Plant)
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TITLE: Technical and Economic Comparison of Direct Current
Sources for Electrolysis I
PERIODICAL% Elektrotechnicko obzor, 1960 Vol o 499No.11,PP-557-564
y
TEXT: A technical and economic comparison is made of the
optimum parameters of various d.c. sources intended for
metallurgy applications (electrolysers). The analysis takes
into consideration the influence of the choice of the d.c.
voltage; the comparison curves (first costs as a function of
the d.c. voltage, Fig.1) were made for a 20 kA source, taking
into consideration the following:
1) Up to 900 V,the mercury arc rectifiers were connected into
a two-star circuit with a choke in the neutral.
2) Up to 650 V, contact rectifiers were used in a two-star
circuit with it choke in the neutral, for high voltages a bridge
circuit is used.
3) Up to 200 V,silicon rectifiers are connected into a two-star
circuit with a choke in the neutral, for higher voltages up to
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400 V a bridge circuit is used with one rectifier in a bridge,
whilst for voltages between 400 and 900 V a bridge circuit
with two series connected rectifiers xn the branch are used.
4) For all the alternatives the costs of the transformers,
the rectifiers and the accessories are taken into considera- J/
tion.
It is not sufficient to take into consideration solely the
efficiency of the compared alternatives, first costs and a
number of other factors have to be taken into consideration.
After defining the conditions on which the comparison is
based, a practical example is given of a comparison fer a
rectifier unit of 13 MW. The comparison is made mainly for a
source of 325 V yielding a current of 40 kA; only in the case
of mercury are rectifiers a second alternative of 650 V, 20 t,:A.
Continuous voltage control is required between 40 and 325 V
as well as automatic maintenance of a constant current intensity.
For each of the following projects the machinery as well as the
building investment costs and the running costs are calculated;
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mercury arc rectifier station, contact rectifier station. silicon
rectifier station. For each of the alternatives the advantages
and the disadvantages are enumerated. As a result of the
economic analysis, the conclusion is derived that, assuming a
15 year service life, rectifier stations with silicon rectifiers
are considerably more favourable from the economic point of view
for the given parameters (325 V, 40 kA) and that the extra costs
of the silicon rectifiers are recouped by the savings made
during 18 months. The comparison relates strictly to the
savings which can be made by using one type of rectifier or
another, it does not relate to savings that can be achieved with
other measures In the process. There are 10 figures, 4 tables
and 4 references: I Czech and 3 German.
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ASSOCIATION: CKD Praha, n.p., zavod Stalingrad
j6KD Prague, Stalingrad Plant)
SUBMITTED: July 20, 1960
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LSTIBUREK, Fr., inz.
Fast short--circuiting device for protection of germanium and
silicon rectifiers. El tech obzor 51 no.7:364-365 J1 162.

LSTIBUR~K. Frantisek, inz.
Circle diagram of ionic and 0-~-angers. E!
tech obzor 53 no.4:231-232 Ap 16".

LSTIBUREK, rorantisek.. inz.
Rectifier units for industrial electrolysis made by the Ceskomoravska-
Kolben-Danek National Enterprisep Prague. El tech obzor 53 no.9:492-
496 S 164
1. Caskomoravska-Kolben Danek National Enterprise Prague.

L 5-0762-65
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AUTHM-4tLb~re t~js, (Engirieer)
TITLE: Rectifier units for industrial electrolysis made b:r the CKD, Prague
SOURCE: Elektrotechaicky, no. 9, 1964, 492-496
TOPIC TAGS: electronic rectifier, electrolysis
Abstract LFriinch. ar~ticle, author's Brrlish sumtaryj: The MM plant
Ln Prague completed the deveiopiaent of new rectifiers for industrial
electrolysis, and started with the production of twro of 'heir
series. The voltage is regulated by a transfomner set consisti-ig
of an autotransformer, the mai-n rectifying transformer, and re-
,.gulating choke colls, Regulation within the range from. 33 to 100
;percent is done by the switching over of the primary winding of
the rectifying transformer from a Teiye to a star connection, and
the range of this Bvit-ching is covered by tape. Under development
are Tectifying blocks of transformer-rect-ifier sets and rectifiers
wit*h bus bars. New diagrams were prepared improvizg the power
~-Iaotor-in rectifying stat'.ona with several parallel reotifier3.
Orig. art. fizxi 1- figure -a- a na 4 tablea.
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6G/000/002/000910009
AUTHOR: Lstiburek, Frantisek (Engineer; Prague)
ORG: none
TITLE: A single phase bridgd with continuous'voltage and current regulation.
CZ Pat. No. PV 392-64,"Class 21
SOURCE: Vynalezy, no. 2, 1966,.9
TOPIC TAGS: single phase bridge, rectifier, electric equipment, electric
transformer, semiconductor rectifier
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been issued for a single phase bridge with
continuous voltage- and current- regulation. It has four basic arms of which two ar
divided into two pairs of lines connected through four blocks of semiconductor
rectifiers and change-over switches to a regulating transformer. The first line of
each pair is coupled to controlled rectifiers, the second to uncontrolled rectifiers.
Under operating conditions, blocks of controlled and uncontrolled rectifiers are
connected across the high and low voltage sections of the transformer, respectively.
The' switching sequence is discussed in detail."'
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LTATUK, G.Kh.
For a wider use of progressive metbods in the storage
of beets. Sakh.prom. 34 no.8;25-26 Ag 160.
(KIRL 13:8)
1. TSentralluoye byuro tekhnicheakoy informatsii Tinaitskogo
soynarkhoza.
(Sugar beets-Storage)

ABRA I&, Jean (Franta); BONNAURE, Andre (Franta); LUAME, H.M.;
VASQUEZ, Marcos
Struggle-of the workers. in the eapitalist countriess, opiniono of
some overseas visitors in Rumania. Munea sindie 7 no.6155-58
Je . 163,
1. Membru al birouiui Federatiei sindieate-lor din posta
afiliata, la Gonfederatia Generala a Muncii (for Abbadie5.
2. Secretar al, Vniunii, oindioatelor Force Omiere-din regiunea
parisiana (for Bonnaure)* 2. Presedinte al Congresului
sindicatelor din Uganda (for Luande), 4, presid~mte al
Comitetului sindicatelor din provincia Valparaiab-Chile
(for Vasquez).
NP

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ORG: none B
.TITL9: A discussion on booster rocket trajectories
SOURCE: Hang kfung chih shih, v. 2, no. 9, 1965, 14-16
TOPIC TAGS: rocket trajectory, artificial earth satellite
A
ABSTRACT: Various traJeo6ries f r booster rockets'rare studied. These
include circular, elliptical, and ballistic traje~-tories. Power and
fuel considerations, the control system, and other factors indicate
ballistic launching as the most favorable. As an example$ a typical
launching of a satellite Into anearth orbit is described. Orig, art@
,has: 4 figures.
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LURI, N. The Lenin Machine-Tractor Station. p. 20.
Vol. 9., No. 12, Dec. 1955v PER BWQESINE SOCIALISTE, Tirane, Albania.
SOS Monthly List of East European Accessions, (REAT), LC, Vol. 5, No. 10,
Oct. 1956.

LUARSABASHVILI, Geprgiy-Davidovich
[Surface ensilage of feeds] (Nazemnoe silosovanie kormov.
Tbilisi, Gos.izd-vo "Sabehota Sakar.-Ic."I 1963. 42 p.
[In Georgian] (MIRA 17:5)

procesu wiclkopioc~.- Kam.-
Wyflawnictm-1 TtOl. M51. 212 pp.
ao d. Rev"ed In M;,;ik zo,
t19M ting Katowice
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LIJBAIT F.
TECILNOLOG:Y
PPRIODTCAL: RUISTA CA TLOR FFUTF, Vol. 6, no. 10, Oct. 1958
~ .-L
LUBAN, E. Action of decorating stations vii.th growing flowerq, ornamental Shrubs,
and avenues of trees. P. 531
Monthly List of "r7ast European Accessions (F:,AI) LC Vol. 8, No. h
Anril 1959, Uncl2ss

LUBANj, B... ing.
Horticultural and landscaping adornment of railroad lines and
stations. Rev cailor for U no.9:531-534 S 163.
1. Directia regionala Bucureati.

LUBAN, Eugen, ing.
Horticultural and landscaping decoration of the railroad
stations and buildings. Rev cailor fer 12 no. 7:399-402
JI 164.
1. Regional Office of the Rumanian Railroads, Bucharest.

LUBAN, Lug., ing. ; , Th E ~ ~-;- ~
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AUTHORS: Gellperin, B.B., Gusakov, V.D., Luban and
7 Kh.L._
Trofimo-va, N.N.
TITLE. Methods of Adjustment of Betatrons to Maximum Intensity
PERIODICAL: Pribory 1 tekhnika ekaperimenta, 1960, No.4, PP-13-17
TEXT. The intensity of y-rays produced by a betatron depends on a
large number of factors, all of which have to be taken into
account in order to obtain the maximum possible intensity. The
present authors describe measures which were taken by them to
ensure this maximum intensity. The first section of the paper
describes devices which were used to obtain the optimum orbit radius~
The radius of the orbit was controlled by special coils located on
the electromagnet pole-face. The emf induced in these coils by
the field produced by the electromagnet was balanced by externally
applied emf. When the two emf's are-in fact balanced, the radius
of the orbit remains unaltered. If, on the other hand, the
external emf is less than the emf induced in the coil, then the
current produced in the coil gives rise to a magnetic flux which can
be used to control the radius of the orbit, By plotting the
intensity of the y-rays as a function of the orbit radius, the
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optimum radius can be determined. This scheme was used with a
15 MeV betatron in which the radius could be varied by 10 mm, using
a current of 36 A. The second section of the paper is concerned
with compensation of magnetic field nonuniformities in the air gap
of the electromagnet. Since the static nonuniformity remains
practically constant, only the phase nonuniformity of the field 4s
considered, Of all the harmonics of the phase azimuthal field
nonuniformity, only the first and the second are of importance in
-the betatron. Therefore, the compensation of the phase
nonuniformity is reduced to the minimization of the first and
second harmonics. The two harmonics are compensated by two groups
of compensating coils which are located at 90' intervals. This is
particularly simple in electromagnets with four-yoke construction
as shown in Fig.4. It was found in the case of a 25 MeV betatron
that the compensation of the phase nonuniformity increases the
intensity by a factor of 2. The final sezt'Lon of this paper is
concerned with devices which are capable of altering the field
index n at the instant of injection, In the case af a 15 Mev
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betatron two turns (in series) were used, having a radius equal to
the radius of the equilibrium orbit. One of the turns was
located above the chamber and the other bolow, The turns were
connected through a stepdown transformer and a series resistor to
the source supplying the electromagnet of the betatron. When only
one turn was included in the circuit (either the upper one or the
lower one), no change in the intensity occurred when the current
was varied between 0 and 0.7 A. However, the intensity was
increased by 20% when both coils were included, the current through
them being 0.37 A. In one of the electromagnets it was found that
there was a large phase shift along the radius and the shift
increased with the radius. Although the static field index n
for this magnet was 0.56 to 0.7 (in the region of the equilibrium
orbit), the radial phase shift tended to increase n to about I
at the instant of injection. This was counteracted by using
distributed coils of the form shown in Fig.6. The coils were
arranged so that the phase shift produced by them decreased with
increasing radius. One group of such coils was placed below the
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chamber and another above it, In this way it was possible to
ensure that the field index n did not exceed a certain limiting
value at the instant of injection. In some betatrons use was made
of orbit contracting coils. These consisted of two turns located
above and below the chamber (Fig.8). In a 15 MeV betatron, the
y-ray intensity was increased by the superposition of an additional
field at the �nstant of injection over a 130* sector. This was
achieved with the aid of two four-turn coils, placed above and
below the chamber reBpe-ctively (Fig.9). There are 9 figures and
1 table.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy transformatornyy zavod
(Moscow Transformer Factory)
SUBMITTED: July 10, 1958 (initially)
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tekhn. r~.
(Miracles enter life] Chudesa vkhodiat v zhisn'. Moskva,
Sovetskaia Rossila, 1963. 193 p. (MIRA 16:9)
(Synthetic products)

LUBAN, S.
Influence of technical standards on production improvement. Sots.
trud 5 no.2:106-110 7 160. (MIRA 13:6)
1. Nachallnik otdela truds, i zarabotnoy platy Nevskogo m'ashirio-
stroitellnogo zavoda im. V.I.Lanina.
(Machinery industry--Production standards)

I.; LUBMI S.- FILIGUS M.
FELILMS -=::~ L . Y
Large-panel Vorkuta,.,, Se. stroi. Res. 3 no.10:4-5 0 162.
WRA 16:6)
1. GlavnNy lnzh. Vorkatinskoy proyektno-izyskatellskoy kontory
(for Felldman). 2. Nachallnik stroitellnogo otdela Vorkutinskoy
proyektno-iayskatellskoy kontory (for Luban).
(Vorkuta-Procast concrete construction)
(Vorkata-Apartment houses)

BAKALOV, S.A.; BELOUSOV, V.P.; BRATSEV, L.A.; VODOLAZKIN, V.M.;
YEROSHENKO, V.N.; ZRUKOV, V.F.; LIJBAA,, S.A., MARKIZOV, L.P.;
NADEZHDIN, A.V.; NOVIKOV, F.Ya.; FONOYAREV, _V_.D.; POURASITCV,
G.D.; ROZHDESTVENSKIY, S.I.; TROFIMOV, S.V.; FELIDMAIT, I.R.;
FOYGELI, D.O.; KHRUSTALEV, L.N.; CHURUKSAYEV, I.I.;
KONDRATIYEVA, V.I., red.
[Theory and practice in the study of frozen ground in construc-
tion] Teoriia i praktika merzlotovedeniia v stroitellstve. Mo-
skva, Nauka, 1965. 187 p, (MIRA 18:4)
1. Moscow. Nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut osnovaniy i pod-
zemnykh sooruzheniy. Severnoye otdeleniye.

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WBANSKA, L.
Effect of physical effort on ATP and glycogen contents in the
skeletal and cardiac muscles in white rate (Hue norvegiens albus)o-'
Acts, physiol.polon. 11 no.5/6:8W-8O9 160.
1. Z Zakladu Fisjologii A,W.79, Kierownik: prof.dr W.Missiuro.
WnTION)
(JUS=8 metab)
(KYOCARDIUM metab)
(ANNOSINE PHOSPHATES metab)
(GLYCOGER metab)

LUBANSKA,-,- Leokadia -
Hematological changes in the bone marrow and peripheral blood in white
rats under the Influence of p'-jysIcal work. Acts. pbysiol. Pol. 13 no.l:
45-56 162.
1. Z Zakladu Fizjologii A. W. F. w Warszawie Kierownik: prof. dr Wl.
Missiuro.
(EXERTION) (BONE 14ARROW pbysiol) (BLOOD CELLS)

ROMAINOWSKI, ktieslaw; LUBANSKA-TOMASZEWSKA, Leokadia
Mechanism of change in serum protein levels due to physicall training.
Acta phyoiol. Polon. 13 no.6:741-754 162.
1. Z Zakladu Fizjologii PracjV AM w Warszavie Kierownik: prof. dr
Wl. Missluro Z Zakladu Fizjologii A. W. F. w Warszawie Kierownik:
doe. dr W. Romanowaki.
(BLOOD PROTEIN ELECTROPHORESIS) (EXERTION)

RADWANSKA, Urszula; BURCHARDT, Barham; LUBANSU, Zofia
A rare cause of bepatomegaly in a smil child. Pol. tyg. lek.
20 no.20:732-733 17 My 165.
1. Z I KlinikI Chorob DzieQi AM, (prof. dr. med. T. Rafinski)
i z 11 Kllniki Chlrurglcmj AM w Pozranlu (prof. dr. med.
R, Drews).

00RAL, Roman; LUBANSKA, Zofia
Review of patients with jaundice caused by extrabspatic
bilia:& stasis. Pol. przegl. chir. 35 no.7/8:851-853 163.
1. Z II Kliniki Chirurgicznej AM w Poznaniu Kierownik: prof.
dr R. Drewp.
(JAUNDICE, OBSTRUCTIVE) (BILE)
(SURGERY, OPERATIVE)

I;UBANSKA-TaAmZF,WSKA,.,_I~pp,Xadia;- JANOTA-LUKASZWBKA, Janina
Effect of physical training cn the content of ribcnucle.-*Lc
acid in various organs with different forms of protein metab-
olism-Acts. physiol. P01. 15 no.6t819-829 N-D 164
l. Z &Lkladu Fizjologii Pracy Polskiej Akadem-"Li Nauk i Za-
kladu Fizjologii Inst-yLutu Naukowego Kultury Fizycznej v
Warszawie (kierownik: prof. dr. Wl. Ifissiuro).

LUBANSKA-TawZEWSKA, Leokadia
Histochemical studies on adrenalin and noradrenalin in the
adrenal gland of trained rats. Acta. physiol. Fol. 15 no.6t
831-838 Y-D 164
1. V Ukladu Pizjologii Fracy Polakiej Akademii Nauk,(kie-
rownik: prof. dr, V. Missiuro).

WBANSKA-TOMASZEWSKA. Leokadia; M19SIURO, Wlodzimierz, prof. dr*;
SAWICKA,, Alicja.
The effect of vibration an the histochemical pattern of adrenal
glands and cerebral tissues. Acts, physiol. Pol. 16 no.28207-217
Mr-Ap'65.
1. Zaklad Fizjologii Pracy Polskiej Akademii Nauk w Warazawis
(Kierovn:Lkt prof. dr. W. Misaluro); ZhLklad Fizjologii i Higieny
Fracy GIOF w Warozavie (p.o. Xierownika: dr. L. Markiewicz).

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jf Sciences, Poland
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11. Distributi-xi if Litansity if Particles Flsw
Orid Pub : Bull. Acad. polcn. sci. Ser. sci. techn., 1958, 6, ND
5, 255-256, xx
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density 3f the electric current, produced by ~~uidcd
moti~)n of charGed particles at different distances
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