SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT RIGBERG, YA. L. - RIGO, J.

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RIGEOW, W.P.
"Formation des produtts intermediaires pendant 11oxydation do l1anhydride sulfureux
par 11oxygene en presence de catalyseurs et des poisons calalytiques". Kac~-Aanow,
L.I. et Rigeow, W.P. (p. 549)
SO: Jaurna_qf General Chemistry. (Zhurnal Obshchei Khimii) 1936, Vol. 6, No. 4.

RIGEL. J.; HEMECEK, St.
Case of Jacob-Greutzfeld presenile dementia. Cesk. psychiat. 53 no-5:
353-358 Oct 57.
1. Psychiatricka klinika a pathologickoanatomicky ustav VIA v Hradci
Kralove.
(PSYCHOSES, PRESENILS, case report
Jacob-Greutzfeld presenil,~ dementia (Cz))'

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Party cons-Ld , , ~7 ~ 2- - :.,.-n--ation and information work.
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POTEKUSHIN, N.V.; KURATOVA, L.P.; RIGER, M.M.; BAKUL121, S.B.
"Handbook on the mnnufacture of sheet metal working dies" by
V.M.Anikin, IU.S.Lukashin. Reviewed by N.V.Potekushin and others.
Kuz.-shtam.proizv. 4 no.2:45-47 F 162. (MIRA 15:2)
(Dies (metalworking)) (Sheet~metal work)
(Anikin, V.M.) (IAikashin., IU.S.)

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Lumbering, woodpromosings and pper Wuatrlois 1n Ceylon.
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LE'Vit V.A.1 HIGBR, A.R.
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AUTHOR. Shapiro, Z. L -; Fedulov, S.A.; Venevtsev, Yu. N. ; Rigerman , Lo G.
ORG: All-Union Scientific-Research Institute of Chemical Reagents and Very Pare
Substances (Vsesoyuznyy naucfin_o-IssleU6-v Iskiy institut khImicheskikh reaMvov I osobo
chistikh khimicheskikh veshchestv)
TITLE- The study of phase transitions In LiNbO 3 and LiTao, compounds
SOURCE: Kristallografiya, v. 10, no. 6, 1965, 869-874
TOPIC TAGS: lithium compound, ferroelectric material, phase transition
ABSTRACT: Although B. T. Mattlas and J. P. Remeika (Phys. Rev. 76, 1886, 1949) discovere(
in 1949 that LiTaO3and LiNb03 exhibit unique dielectric properties, these dielectric proper-
ties and the nature of polymorphic transitions of the compount:j have not yet been thoroughly
studied. Consequently, the authors studied within a 0 - 1000C temperature range the
structure (using x-ray diffraction) and electrical properties (a. c. bridge) of these compounds,
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presentation (in the form of graphs) o 6~, and cond t"
concludes with a brief discussion of the results. The LiTaO3compound contains a ferro-
electric transition at 630C, whereas LiNbO3Is, apparently, a "frozen!' ferroelectric. The
authors express their thanks to V. S. Kharitonov for his help during the investigation.
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ex,periences with Pelentan Rapid Casopis Lekaru Ceskych 190, 671/2 (36-41) Grachs 2
*'x,-erimental and clinical experiences with a new anticoagulant of the cowmarine
series. ?elentan Hapid is the commerical name of the ethylester of di-(4-OxYcoumar-
inyl) acetic acid. It is about one-fourth the strength of discoumarol, but it controls
the prothrombin level better and acts quicker, and after discontinuation of the drug the
normal prothrombin level is restored more quickly than with discoumarol. Doses ten
Umes higher than the maxium amount therapeutically given were not toxic (experiments
on animals). Contra-indications are less frequent than with discoumarol.
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YATSIMIRAlY. K.B.; DROBYSINVA,
Kinetic methods of quantitative analysis. Report go. 5:
Kinetic method for the quantitative determination of tantalum.
Zhur.anal.khim. 14 no.1:6o-62 Ja-F '59. (MIRL 12:4)
1. Ivanovo Ghemico-Technological Institute.
(Tan'talum--Analysis) (Chemical reaction, Rate of)

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AUTHORS: Yatsimirskiy, K. B., RiCin, V. 1. 755-1-18/26
TI ~"LE: Kinetic Methods of ~juantitative AnalYsis
(Kineticheskiye metody kolichestvennoGo analiza).
Report -41. Determination of Small Amounts of
TunL;sten (Soobscheniye 4. Opredeleniye malykh
kolichestv vollframa)
P~,FJODICAL: Zhurnal Analiticheskoy Khimii, 1958, Vol. 17,, Nr 1,
112-115 (US';R)
mined by
"'STRACT: A number of elements can be quantitatively deterr
utilizin-- their catalytic aciion upon reactions whose
velocities are comparativele low and conveniently measurable.
The oxidat4~on of iodides with hydro-en peroxide in acid
solutions:
H202 + 2J- + 2H + = 12 + 2H20 (1)
at roorn temperature in the absence of catalysts proceeds
very slowly. It was found that the reaction velocity
in the presence of traces of hexavalent molybdenum and
Card 1/5 tunC3ten compounds, but also of compounds of iron, uranium

Kinetic Methods of Quantitative Analysis. 75-1-10/26
Communication 4. Determination of Small Amounts of Tungsten
and chromium is higher. The catalysis of the reaction by
-.olybdates can be used for the determination of molybdenum
(ref. 5). In the present paper a method for the quantitative
determination of small amounts of tungsten is described.
On the basis of exDerimental results the following equation
was set up for the velocity of the catalyzed reaction (1):
d 12 c - c c (2)
d T j * H2 02 'W
is the coefficient of the catalysis and is de-p-ndent on
acidity. This may be explained by the fact that only forms
with tungsten as cation are catalytically active and that
an increase in the acid concentration increase the
concentration of these forms and possibly also modifies
their structure. For 0,1 molar acid concentration -_
according to equation (2) is equal to 1,0.106 (time in minutes,
contentration. in moles per liter).
(;:-.rd 2/5 On the basis of theoretical considerations

Finetic Methods of Quantitative Analysis. 75-I-IC/26
Report Determination of Small Amounts of T-an-ten
the minimum tunE:ston concentration can be
which can be found by this method. For this tile v.locity
constant k of the rion-catalyzed reaction is needoa. Under
the same conditions it is accord-in.- to nublished 4at--
,14 G
(ref. 2) equal to 1,89. Consequently the follo-gir
~or the minimum concentration of tunr~sten (C
min
c,.i k -9 r. ~,
0, 1 w 2.10 io'/liter
min
There-fore, reLrarding sensitivity, this method zur7,z-,_sse2
all hitherto known methods of determininL tunLsten. By
this method tunEsten can also be determined in the -_,resanse
of a number of other elements. Calcium, aluminum, Zinc,
nickel, cobalt and manganese at the concentrations
investi,L;ated (ratio cforeiEn ion : ctun.-sten ~ 109 exercise
no essential influence on t reaction velocity. On the basis
C---;rd 3/5 of the reaction 2Cu2+ + 4J- Cu J + J, co:,!,C--. slichtl-
2 2 1 1

Kinetic ?.:,-_-thods c-F Quantitative Analysis. 75-1-76//26
Report, '. Determination of Small Amounts of Tur-Esten
accelerates the separation of iodine. Lead, mercury ~_nd
cadmium sloa down the reaction, because they -form complex
ions with the iodide and thereby diminish the effective
concentration of the iodide. Phosnhate retards the reaction.
2
1-luoride, citrate, tartrate, oxalate, arsenate :,.nd silicate
all the investicated concentrations (ratio c forciCn : Ctua I:s-,- ell
= 103) completely prevent the catalytic action of tun,sten.
The solubility of tun.-stic acid H 2*JO4 and mercury M -
tune.state was also determined accordinf, to this kinetic
method. Only scarce and contradictory datu exist on the
solubility of these compounds which form the precipitate
in the Eravimetric determination of tunLsten. For the
solubility of tunL,-stic acid in 1-nornal hydrochloric Scid
the authors found (1,0 + 0,1).10-4 nole/liter and for the
solubility of mercury (f)-tun_cstate in 1-nornal hydroclh-lo.,ic
acid they found (2,2 +- 0,2) 1o-4. In an part
the inve sti.-at ions of the di~i)eridence of the reL-.ction
velocity of the catalyzed r,~action(i) on the concentrations
Card 4/5 of tun.-sten, io~lide, h--O:-c,(3n peroxide as as hydro-

- H c :.,othods of Quantitative Analysis. 75-1 -18/26
Report Af. Determination of Small Amounts of 11ungsten
chloric acid are described in detail. The exDeriments on
the influence of foreign ions upon the determination and
the experiments for the determination of the solubility
of tunE-3tic acid and its mercury (I)-salt are also
described.
There are 5 fib-ures, 4 tables, and 8 references, 3 of which
are Slavic.
ASSOCIATION: Ivanovo Chemical and Technological Institute
~vanovskiy kliiiaiko-tekiinolobicheskiy institut)
SUBMI-PTED: March 2, 1957
AVAILABLE: Library of ConCress
1. Tungsten - 1jetermination 2. Owantitative
analysis - f-iethods
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. Droby.9heva, 0. 'Higiri, V. I.
Xine tic I othods of (,,uantitative Analysis
(:inetuicheckiye metody kolictiestvennogo analiza).
Communication 5. A Kinetic Yiethod for the Quantitative
7)etermination of Tantalum (SoobshcheniYe 5. Kineticheskiy
metod kolichestvennogo opredeleniya tantala-)
1 1 Zhurnal analiticheskoy khimii, 1959, Vol 14, Ur 1, pp 60-62
(Uss~q)
in the present paper the catalytic effect of tantalum (V)
compounds on the oxidation of iodides with hydrogen peroxide
in acid soiution is made use of for the elaboration of a
kinetic method for the quantitative determination of small
auanti4:ies of tantalum. All the reagents used were carefully
cleaned from heavy metals. The tantalum solution was treated
with certain quantities of potassium iodide and starch
solutions and carefully intermixed. The required quantity of
hydrogen peroxide -aas then added. After renewed intermixing 'he
solution was measured in a photo-colorimeter FF-K-Y at regular
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Communication 5. A Kinetic Method for the Quantitative Determination of
Tantalum
time intervals. Initial concentrations were:
tantalum 2.10- 6 _5.10-5 m; potassium iodide 2.10-4 _ 2.10-5 m;
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hydrogen peroxide 2.10- 4 _ 2.10-3 m;
hydrochloric acid 0.1 - 0.5 m. To obtain an equation for the
reaction velocity, the dependence of the latter on the
concentration of the individual reagents was investigated.
Basing on the results illustrated in diagrams the reaction
velocity can be formulated as follows:
d dT IJ21 (X0 + X1 CH+) - ci- . CH 0 CTa
2 2
where CJ- CH2 02, CH+ 7 CTa are 'the respective
concentrations, x is the velocity constant of reaction
(catalysis coefficient). Also the influence of foreign ions
upon the accuracy of tantalum determination according to this
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YATSIMULWIY, K.B.; RIGIN.-J.I.
Kinetic methods of quantitative analysis. Report No.4: Determination
of small amounts of tungsten [wAth summary in Ingliahl. Zhur. anal.
khim. 13 no.1:112-115 Ja-F 158. (MM 11:4)
1. Ivanovskiy khimiko-tekhnologicheakiy institut.
(Tungsten) (Kicrochemistry)

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AUTHOR: Rigin, V..I.; Mellnicbenko, N. N.
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Metallurgy (Sibirskiy gosudarstvennyy neucbno-issledovatellskiy I
proyektnyy Institut tsvetnoy metallurgil) 10
TITLE: Determination of micro amounts of arsenic in metallic silicon
a-nd in very pure silicon dioxide
SOURCE: Zavodskaya laborstoriya, V. 32, no. 4, 1966, 394-395
TOPIC TAGS:. quantitative analysis, arsenic, silicon, silicon compound
ABSTRACT: The article describes a method based on the electrochemical
reduction of arsenic to hydrogen arsenide in an alkaline vjedium. The
method can determine a content of arsenic down to 2 x 10-f % in a,
weighed portion of 0.5 grams. The determination is carried out In a
special appere.tus illustrated in the article. The apparatus consists of
a small beaker made of polyfluoroothylene resin. The weighed portion to
be analyzed, in the amount of 0,5 grams, Is placed in the beaker of the
apparatus end, in a water bath, with beating, is dissolved in 20 ml of a
30% solution of N&OH. After complete dissolving, there are added 2 ml
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of a 3% solution of divalent chromium sulfate, the beaker is closed, a
capillary with a paper Indicator is inserted, and the current is turned
on. Electrolysis is carried on for 45-50 minutes at an electrode
voltage of 8 amps. At the end of the electrolysis, the paper indicator
is withdrawn and compared with astandard. Erperimental results of the
-method are given In atable. The method was tested by the use of
additives consisting of metallic silicon and silicon dioxide with a
known sufficiently high arsenic content (~;, 1 x 1o-3%), which was
determined spectrograpbically and by the hypopbosphite method. The
total time for a determination by this method is 1.5 hours. Since the
determination is carried out in an alkaline medium, the possibility of
error due to the presence of traces of arsenic and reagents is excluded.
Orig. art. bas: 1 figure.
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RIGINA, G.S.
Development of pitch hearing in learning to play a violin.
Vop. psikhol.no.4:116-124 Jl-Ag 163. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Institut khudozhest-vennogo vospitaniya Akademii pedagogicheskikh
nauk RSFSR,, Moslcva.
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RIGINAW 1. V., CAND PHYS-MATH SCA, "ONATHEORY OF AP-
PLYING DEPENDSNT COORDI14ATES IN A PROBLE~ON OSCILLA-
TIONS IN A MOLECULE@" KRASNOYARSKj 1960. tIVANOVO
CHEm-TECHNOL INST). (KL, 3-619 205).
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RIG INA, I - V. ; GODNEV, I. N.
Theory of the application of dependent coordinates to the problem
of vibration in the molecule. Opt. i spektr. 8 no-2:171-175 F 160.
(MIRA 13:10)
(Molecular mechanics)

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AU'Vflol,-~- R-Lgiaa, I.V,, alLd GOdrleV, I.N. E201/E591
I'l T L E On the Theory of Application of Dependent CoordinaLc~i
in the Problem of Molecular Vibrations
PERIODICAL; Optika i spektroskopiya, 1960, Vol 8, Nr 2,
pp 171 - 175 (USSR)
.-WSTRAC.: Recently, Gold, Dowling and Meister (Ref 1) defcribed
I
calculation of r tl+- al-vibrational spectra4/of multi-
atomic moleculesixsing a method of transforming independen .t-
into dependent coordinates, which gives amplitude equations
with singular matrices. The present authors show that
tile use of such equations is not essential and they derive
more general equations from Lagrange's equations with
constmints (cf. Ref 2). Such general equations are
useful in discussions of molecular vibrations in dependent
coordinates. The paper is entirely theoretical.
There are 2 mathematical appendices and 11 references, 7
of which are Soviet,3 English and 1 German.
64ay 11, 1959

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AUTHOR: Godnev, I. N.; Zaytsev. A. A.; Rigina, 1. V.
bRG: none
TITLE: Using Lagrange's equations with non-excluded bonds for constructing a theoly;
of molecular vibrations in dependent coordinates
,SOURCE: Optika i spektroskopiya, v. 19, no. 6, 1965, 874-880
TOPIC TAGS: Lagrange equation, molecular physics,/V_Ie~~
.;ABSTRACT: The authors propose a method for using Lagrange's equations with non-ex
:eluded bonds for taking account of any number p
F-ainear. relationships between coor-
.dinates in the problem of vibrations in a molecUle. This method eliminates the am-,
,'biguities which arise from unconditional application of ordinary Lagrange equations.
'in the case of dependent coordinates. Expressions which describe the molecular os-
:cillations are derived and the physical meanings and properties of the parameterrs
'which appear in these equations are analyzed. A comparison is made between differ-~.
.ential equations for the vibration containing no more than two matrices in dependen~_-
'Card 1/2 UDC: 535.338.42.001.1-1

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Favorable opportunities for the development and construction of beautiful
rural cormunities. P-418
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Technikow Sanitamych Orgrzewnictwa i Garownictwa) Warszawa., Poland
Vol.13, no.9, Sent. 1958
Monthly list of East European Accession (EFA-T) LC, Vol.9, no.2, Feb. 1960
Uncl.

RIG-TEA, I.V.; GODNEV, I.N.
I.Lit of t'ic oxclusion of redundant coordirates in the problem of
raolecul,,jx vibration ii.volving generalized forces. Izv. vys. ucheb.
zav.; fiz. no.4:r/1-175 163. (IiIRA 16:9)
1. Sib-Lrskiy teklinologiciieskiy institut i Ivariovskiy khi-,.,iiko-
Tek.1-iiiologicl.-e-skiy institut.
(Molocules-Vibration) (1-tatrices)

Atj If HORS GrAnav, I.N1. , Aleicsandrovskaya, A M. and Rigina. Ij. SOV/51-7-2-27/34
TIT13. Frequ-3nctes of Normal Vibrations of Zirconium Halides- (Chastoty
no:-,!i-aItny'r-_h kolsbaniy galogenidov tsiriconiya)
FSRIODIO~'.L, Onti-ira i speictroskopiya, 1959, Vol 7, Yr 2, pp 271-27.3 (USSR)
33 TR, C T - Calculation of frequencies of normal vibrations of Ti14 -was reported earlier
(-Ref 1). The preuent caper describes solution of a similar problem for
zircouilum halides. The authors used curves of the reduced induction
coefficients plotted as a function of the atomic weight of the central
atom; these curves viere constructed separately for fluorides, chlorides,
bromides and iodides. The interat-omic distances were determined, as
in Ref 1, by platting the dependence of these distances as a function
of the atomic number Z of the peripheral atom; the curve for zirconium
halides was drawn above the SnX4: curve throug;h a point r = 2.33 1 which
represents the Zr-CI ir-teratomic distance in ZrC14. The interatomic
distances r found in this vay are listed in Table 1. Table 2 gives the
calculated induction coefficients for Zr(;14, ZrBr4 and ZrI The
normal vibrational frequencies of the four halides ZrC14, ~r'Br4, ZrI4
-d l/ 2 and ZrF4, found using the coefficients of Table 2 and equations given

SOV/5i-7 -2
Frecu a. lc--- es of Yor-mal Vibr~tinns of Zirconium Halides
earlier (Raf 1) are listed in Table 3. Fcr 7.rF4 the methcd used
requires extrapolation of tne induction coefficients and, therefore, it
gives only the Limits between 'which lie the normal vibrational frequencier.
A of t' is compound. The errors in the ca lculat5d f requenc-1 as
an~ L
of ZrC14, ZrBr4 and Zr14 are esti-mated to be &l = j20, AY2 = 110,
N~ = �Z0 and A = �10 cm-'- The iaethod described vras checked by
calculating the normal vibrational frequancies Of SiC14, SiBr4 and
S114 (see Table 4: for data on SIC14). The calculated and experimental
values of the SiC14 frequencies were found to agree within 1-7 am-1,
exceot for W3 .,jhere the difference was 25 cm-1. In the case of
zirconium halides the calculated frequer-c,, , 'Vl = 382 cm-1 for ZnC14
also aiizrees well i--,1th the exparimeatal value of 383 cm-1. There are
-1 tabios, 1 figure and 11 references, 4 of which are Soviet, 6 EnIC-11ish
and 1 French.
SU-Bua-TTET-j: February 23, 1959
~~; -I rd 2//-,

RIGIUA, S., nauchnyy sotrudnik
Resistance of barley to loose smut. Zashch. rast. ot
vred. J. bol. 10 no-8:56 165. (MIRA 18:11)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy inatitut
rasteniyevods'-va.

":)T-A .;ec () Ve)! 1.1/10 3ur.-ery Oct.
5782, AXILLARY METASTASES OF BREAST CANCER - Az ezzildr6k h6nalji
Itl6tel - It I g I C r A. - NIAG. ONKOL. 1958, 2,,'4 (177-179) Tables I
The examinatLon of MU -patients having breast cancer in Steinthal's group I and It
has shown that the palpation of the axillary lymph nodes and their histological
examination display disagreement in 44176 (palpable lymph nodes with negative histo-
logy in 45.51,16, non-palpable lymph nodes with positive histology in 40,76). This fact
is to be taken into consideration in deciding on the prognosis and therapy. Stein-
that's grouping of breast cancer is inadequate for comparative studies withoat
histological corroboration, irrespective of the fact whether standard therapy or
new methods to be developed in future are applied. (IX, 5. 16)

RIGIMR, A..
Gastrojejunocolic fistula and its surgical managemeat. MAW. sebeezet
5 ho. 4:274-278 Nov 1952. (GLML 24:1)
1. Doctor. 2. Surgical Department (Head Physician -- Dr. Vazul Bikar).
Kekgolyo-utcai State Hospital.

RIGIMR, A.
HemicolectouW combined with excision of the spleen and resection of the
pancrens. Magy. sebe8zet 11 no.4:209-212 Aug 58.
1. Az Orazagos Onkologiai Intezet (Igazgato: Dr. Venkei Tibor, az orvos-
tudou,nrkyok candidatusa, tudomnyos vezeto: Dr. Weld 3ela. oz orvostudo-
min-yok nandidatusa) sebeszeti osztalyanak ko--lemenye.
(GOWN, neoplasms
surg., henicolectomy with nancreatectouW & aplenectomy
case report (Hun))
(PANCREAS, surg.
excis., with hemicolectomy & splenectomy in cancer of colon.
case report (Hun))
(SPLAEN, surg.
excis., with hemicolectomy & pancreatectomy in cancer of
colon, case report Ohm))

RTGLXR, Andras, dr.
Plastic surgery in radiogenic ulcers. Ory. betil. 98 no.27:
736-739 ? July 57.
1. Az Orssagoe Onkologial Intezot (Igazgato: Venkei. Tibor, dr.,
as orvostudomanyck kandidatusa; tudomanyos vezeto Wald, Bela, dr.
&z orwoetudomanyok lmndidatusa) Sebeszeti Osztalyanak kozlemenyo.
(RADIOTHKRAFT, compl.
ulcers. chronic, extensive, plastic surg. (Hun))
(ULCERS, etiol. & pathogen.
radiother. causing chronic extensive ulcerations. plastic
Burg. (Hun))
(SKIN, eff. of radiations on
same)

RIGLER, Andras, dr.
Treatment of postoperative fistula of the duodenum. Magy.
sebeszet 8 no.209-272:239-242 Aug 55,
1. Az Orszagos Onkologiai Intezet sebeezeti oaztalyanak
kozlemenye. (Foorvos: Prof. Huttl, Tivador dr.).
(DUDD&TUM, fistula
ther., postop.)
(FISMA
duodenal, postop. ther.)

RIGLER, Andras, dr.
Mrtraction of partial intra-tboracic goiter by mobilization
of the clavicle. Magy. sebeszet 8 no.6:379-382 Dec 55.
1. Az Orazagoo Onkologiai Intezet sebeszeti osztalyarLak
kozl. Foorvos: Prof. Huttl. Tivadar dr.
(GOITER
intra-thoracic, partial, surg. with mobilization
of clavicle, technic. (Hun))
(CLAVICLE, surg.
mobilization in intra-tboracic goiter aurg.,
technic. (Hun))

RIGLER, Franc Dr. 1953
Ljubljana

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Wdb -tlY Originate from enwks of dolodulte or limestom; thessefort, the
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YUGOSI,AVIA Chemical Technology, Chemical Products arA Their H-28
Application. Food Industry.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No 5, 1959, No. 17435
Author :__Ejgjpx,-X.; Karen, J.
Inst : Not given
Title :Bacteriological Investigation of ANDat Pr-,ducts and
Hygiene of their &nufacturo
Orig Pub :Yeterin. glasnik, 1957, 11, No 2, 191-194
Abstract :Published data pertaining to bacteriological inveatiga-
tions conducted at the sausage factory at Lynbliana.
Card 1/1

, RIGLER, Gyorgy*
Significant measures for engineeral courses. Musz elet 16 no.2:3
Ja 161. (EFAI 10:9)
(Hungar7--Technology)

New legs concerning the connection between glandular.
cystic hyperplasis, and goWW carvinama .1 R.g... It.
S4-ijwimh,. amt L. Vi"y (Unir. Hmlajk~t. Ifutilt I
Otuo.
3, Z'12 -14(I9.'4)jin derntaw --rtramirw ,( 2.vltt~~
,,I g1midid.ir-ev,fir h)-prrI,b,ia uith (,dliculm horimme 'AAS
fodhi-il Iev 71111!' of geraital carcuaimLA The follicuLa
Iii4motiv dsm,i ruit sm-m to act As a ~Arcinojlrn Ina sts-
. ..... fur th~ pt,khtmoti ..( %u titti,mm,'
, .1, Dmit 1. N.wlhcr

RIGLE:1, L.
Inst. for Rentgenology and Physical The-rapy, Vet. Fac. Zagreb University
Vet. Arh: 22: 305-308 1952

--tr-ska in naie,ij-11ura 5%, n,7Zj -a -
L -"11zUUL1U
meylitis) o'L swine Zdra-xiotveni Vestnik Ljul,14'ana 1949, 5-8/8 (103-!Ch')
Poliomyelitis suum, caused by a neurotropic birus, was inhibited by inoculation of an
alum-precipated caccirie of this virus. itu is believed that the vilruseds of p. infen tum
and of p. suun closely reserthle one another. Neither can cause the disease in indivni-
duals souside its kind. Many kind of instances are given wherein p. suum was followed
in the house or neii.;hbourhood by p. infantum and vice versaj with an interval of only
a few days. Innoculation of saliva, urine or braire tissue from p. infantum cases into
the cerebrwn oC swine wits wiLhc,-~t result. Prochazka--Prague (XX, It, 7,
SO: I'lledical Microbiolo~ and Hy--iene Section IV, Vol. 1, No. 7-12
F~r e-

T-,~r v rind -nrr n for t-I c: F,
Son, e
YN
S,I
T. Of '-~St El;ro- can

RIGMANT, B.M.: BICHUCH, A.11,1.; SAVIN, V.A.
Roof nails. Standartizatsiia 26 no.4:46 Kp '62. (MIRA 15:))
(Nails and spikes--Standards)

BRON, V.A.;-R-IGMANTJ~.~o_;___�IMONOV, K.Y.
Manufacture and UBe of block-type inBulation. Ogneirpory
25 no.9:4oo-W4 6o. (MIRA. 13:8)
1. Vostochnyy institut ogneuporov (for Bron, Simonov).
2. MagnitogorsIdy metallurgicheskiy kombinat (for Rigmant).
(Insulation(Reat))

BRON, V.A.; DIKSHTTEYN, Ye.I.; MHDYAK0VA. M.V.; NAZAROV. K.S.; RIGMANT, N.M.
Increasing the stabilit7 and efficienc7 of regenerator checkers in
400-ton open-hearth furnaces. Ogneupor7 23 no.12:545-55l '58.
(MIRA 11:12)
(Open-hearth furnares) (Refractor7 materials)

S/131/60/10001000/'00210C)BlYj.
B021/BO52
AUTHORS: Bron, V. A., Simonov, K. V. , Rigmant, N.-hL.-
TITLEt Production and Use of Blocks for Heat Insulation
PERIODICALt Ogneupory, 1960, No. 9, PP. 400 - 404
TEXT: The Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut metallurgicheskoy
teplotekhniki (All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Metallurgical
Heat Engineering) developed blocks for heat insulation of the tubing of
industrial furnaces-. They consist of segments of fireclay, kaolin, or
magnesite-chromite attached to metal rings. The binding material used was
clay, water glass, aluminiferous cement, and sulfite~-alcohol vinasse.
0
Compressive strength was between 71 and 198 kg/cm 2; porosity varied from
18A to 21.5%. The destruction of fireclays and kaolin set in after a
fortnight, whereas magnesite-chromite insulation lasted 4-6 months with
oil firing, and 12 months with gas firing. Used blocks of magnesite-
chromite were chemically and petrographically examined, Accumulation of
Card 1/2

Production and Use of Blocks for
Heat Insulation
S/131/60/000/009/002/008/XX
B021/BO52
maggnetite and hematite (50.01% Fe2039 5.73% FeO) occurred in the zone
exposed to the flame. The petrographic examination was carried out by
L. Ya,, Pivnik, The use of blocks for heat insulation reduces the heat
loss to one-third; the heating of semiproducts is considerably improved,
Magnesite-chromite masses with a 5% content of clay, and 4% of sulfite-
alcohol vinasse or 7% of water glass proved to be most suitable fo-- the
production of insulating blocks. The mechanical strength of unfired blocks,
_Ls increased by pressing, and their porosity is decreased. Magnesite-
chromite block insulation has been successfully applied in rolling-mill
furnaces of the Magnitogorskiy metallurgicheskiy kombinat (Magnitogorsk
Metallurgical Combine). There are 6 figures and 3 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Vostochnyy institut ogneuporov (Eastern Institute of
Refractory Materials) Bron V. A., Simonov, K, V.; Magnito-
gorskiy metallurgicheskiy kombinat (Magnito.gorsk
1.1etallurgical Combine) Rigmant, N. L"'.
Card 212

-4/13
U 101"'S: Bron, V. A., Dikshteyn, Ye. I., iaiedya?-ova, SOV/131--a-12
I azc- -t-j-4 --;4,
iii V. , if -rov, K, S~ , , Ri-&-ten , ,
TITLE: Increase in Stability arid Operation Efficiency of the
Regenerative Checker Chambers of 400 Ton Martin Furnaces
G Iovysheniye stoykosti i c-ffe!,-tivnosti raboty na-gadok re-
generatorov 400-T martenovskikh pechey)
PEHIODIC'AL: 0~~neu pory, 1,95B, Nr 12, 1)1) 5,15
ABSTRACT: The 400 ton 11'artin furnaces possess simall specif'c volu-Mes
i
'
o~ the slat, containers and chec~:er ch--:f,,b
ers (Tab!
e 1), which
remilts in an intense in-purification by mciting dust and
a rapid wear of the checker cliar.-;bers. Chromo-aluminous re-
~ractories of the Semilukskiy works were tested ( see paper by
V. A. Bron, 1. V. Savkevich, R. S. iMil'shenko, Ref 1) in
order to increase tne stability of the checker chambers.
Figure 1 presents the temperature chanj~es of chamotte,
forsterite and chro-io-L-luminous bricks when the butterfly
valves are tilted over. The temperatures were measured by
M. G. Kozhanov, V. 'J'. Beloshapkin under the supervision
Card 1/3 of A, M. Kulakov (Ref 2). Figures 2,3,4, and 5 present

Incre,Lse in SI.:_-!,)_4lity and Operation Efficiency of the S-GV/131-59-12-4/ls
'martin Furnaces
Re-,ener:-Aive Chec"er C --abers of 4~.'O Ton I
the st-ate of Vile checker brick3 after 213 aeltill,[13, The
bricks are covered with m,~,lting dust which sometimes
is caked tOoE;ether with then. The chemical composition of
the n! ltin;,- dust shot,,,s (Table 2) that an enrichment of
the dust with alunina is effected at the places of contact
with chro;ao-aluminous bricks, which in connLcted with ar.
increase in ref'ractoriness, as conL'irried by the petro-
--r ap hi c, a
a! investi,-ation 'carried out by T. F. R ychenko,
Ref 3) . Table 3 ,--i-,,es the characteristics of c.-,romo- alu-
m U,
inous bricks !after oLeration in ~%e top-most unit o'
m
the checker chambnrs of the _nnd ~as ,-renerators. Figure
6 shows 'the microstructure of "Ile slab; cover of a chromo-
aluminous brick after -worl:inE in the top-most unit of the
checker ch~-mbers of the ~Lir i;e:,.e.-ator. Table 4 preseits the
operation values of the checker chambers of 400 ton
I.-artin furnaces produced fro,.-i various refractory bricks,
as well a3 the repairs carried out. The thermal conductivity
of refractory bricks before and after viorkiTIL! in tile
re.g,enerative checker is Oemonstrated in figure 7 for
Card 2/3 c,ironio-aluminou3, din-as, chamot.te and forsterite bric~-s.

Increase in Stability and Operation Efficiency of the SOVI'131-58-12-4/10
Regenerative Checker Chanbers of 400 Ton Martin Furnaces
Chromo-aluminous bricks yielded the best results. The use
of these bricks under simultaneous washing of the checker
chambers promotes the reduction of the melting duration
and fuel consumption (Fig 8). Conclusions: The use of
chromo-aluminous bricks with an alumina content of 78-805/.1
and a chromium oxide content of 9-11% in the upper 6-12
units of the checker chambers increases, in connection
with their washing, the stability of the checkers and the
efficiency of furnace operation. It is regarded as neces-
sary to improve the methods of washing the checkers and
test other highly refractory products in the checkers of
the 400 ton Martin furnaces. There are 8 figuresp 4 tables
and 1 Soviet reference.
Card 3/3

11
I '~' I "'T 1 A I : T,0.
. - I , ava 4
llable to r*k-.e national economy the ac"devements of
science and technology. Netallurg 9 no.6:39 Je '64. (MjIU 17: 9)
1. l,laiiclliic~-tel6iniclie:31:oye obshcheotvo che-moy metallurb-ii.

RIGMANT, S. M .
Results 6f the third all-Union public inspection of the fulfillment of
plans for scientific research and introduction of the achievementm of
science and technology into the national economy in 1964. Gor. zhur.
no.607-78 Je 165. . - (MIRA 18t7)
1. UcheW s9kretarl snotrovoy komissi TSentrallnog4 pravleniya
Nauchno-tekhnicheskogo obahchestva chernoy metallurgii.

PiGMANI'll , S. M.
Results of tile Third A12-Union Public IrspectIcn of tte
fulfillment of plans for scientific research and intro-
duction of the achievements of s-I.ence and technology
into the national economy. Stall 25 no.6:573-574 Je 165.
(MIRA 18:6)
1. Sekretarl smotrovoy komissil TSentrallnogo pravleniya
Plauchno-tekhnicheskogo obshchestva chernoy metallurgii.

of th-- in-pecuon for th~ fluifili-nent
C, scientific ;;.Ia--,s and i.-.-tzcriluctio~- of the acilievements
of science into the nationced aconom;-r in 1963. Gar.
znalr- no.7:73 J-1 104-
lno6-o vravleniya
I
chernov uietalllu--,~-i-,

EKIERT, lialina. RIGO, Barbara
9
aG studies on the course of therapy of paranoid schizophrenia
with largactil and serpasil. Neur. &c. polsks. 9 no.4:525-533
Jl-.Rg '59.
1--Z Pracowni EEG Inst7tutu Psychoneurologiezuego Dyrektor
Illfltytutu: prof. dr Z. Kulgowaki Kierovnik pracy: prof. dr
A. Jug.
(SCHIZOPHMTA ther)
(CHLORPRO W INN ther)
(REMPM ther)
(ELICTROUCIPHima"PECY)

RIGO.J..- SDACFi,Gy- HEGYVARI,C:3. SCS.-T. Techunical a.-siota.anc~-n: SCEITELL,
MIA, Margi,".
Effe,----"--, of magnesium on dletalw infar--.1toid r-nanges ~n the hea---to
C)
1-2
Acla mod. ar:ad. lhing 1, no.3:23- -34 163
of' Pathr,-!,y=L'-,,gy, UniveriAy Medl~~al School
Budapes+,

RIGOP J.; SZELENYI, I.; Technische Assistenten: JONA, M.; ROZSLTGYI, B.
Effect of' magnesium on neuroganic and dietja7 hypertension
in rats. Acta. physiol. acad. sci. Hung. 24.no.2:253-259 163-
1. Pathophysiologisches Institut der Medizinischen Universi-
tat, Budapest.
(MAGNESIUM) (HYPERTENSION)
(DIET) (HEART DISEASES)

SOS, J.; GATI,T.; MMTY, T.; RIGO,J. Tecimical assistance: SCONELL,
Maria; jCIA, Margit; 9�Xtd"~ 6-n'a
Infarctoid cardiac lesions induced by dietetic factors in the
dog. Acta med. acad. sci. Hung. 20 no.1:1-8 161+
Izn.'L'aVL.tC)id ca-7111i-11 lesions induced by dietetic factors in the-
cock. Ibid.: 9-15
1. Institute of Pathophysiology (Director: J.Soa), University
Medical School, Budapest.

SCIPIADI,-,S, N., VACZY, L.j, KGOO J.
-'; ,,
Recent research on the poasible correlation of oydic glandular hyper-
plasia and genital carcinoma. 11agy. noorv. lap. l3t5,, May 50.
Pu 152-60
1. Second Wommil a Clinic, Budapest Univeredty (Acting Head of MIXLA.C-.-
Dr. Imre Zoltan),,
CUIL 190 5, Nov., 1950

WR.ISZ, Pal; SOS, Jozaef; GATI, Tibor; HAEMOS. Gyorg7: RIGO, Janos
7
Effect of quality-protein deficient diet on conditioned refiez
actiTity' of white rate. Ideg. ssemle 8 no.5:139-144 Oct 55.
1. Budapeati Orvost4domanyi 11aetem Korelettant Intesetetol
(igasgato: Dr. Son Jozoof egy. tanar, as orTostudowayok dolctora.
(RVLXX, CONDITION-ED
off. of lysine & methionine deficient diet on activity
in rate. (Hun))
(LYSIR, defic.
exper., eff. on conditioned reflex activity in rats.
(MMMONINE, defic.
same. (Hun))

'IM, Janos, dr.; EqNESZT, Judit. dr.; ZOLTAN, 1mra, dr.
Th^ prpparatlon n-f prignant women with heart diseasea for
dplivery. rMagy. noorv. lap. 18 no.4:214-217 July 55.
1. A Budapesti Orvostudomanyt Egyetem N. sz. nol klinikajanak
koz1^mmnyP. (Igazgato: Zoltan, 1mre dr. egyetemi tanar).
(HEART DISWE, In pregn.
hospitalization ?-- prep. for delivery, comparison of
results with unp~ep. patients. (Hun))
(PREGNANCY. in various dis.
heart dis., hospitalization& prep. for delivery,
comparison of results with unprep. patients. (Hun))
(PRENATAL CARE
bnspitalization &- prep. of heart dis. patients for
delivery. (ffun))

~9, dr.; HARSFAM-ERME, Bet, dr.; INCZE, Ferenc. dr.
-U-&..jan
The Importance of b7aline membrane in tb--- lungs of newborn.
Magy. noorv. lap. 18 no.4:223-229 July 55.
1. A Budapesti Orvostudomanyl EgyetFm 11. sz. not klinikajanak
(1p,azgato: Zoltan, Imra dr. egyeterii tanar) ms 11. sz. korbonetani
tntez~-tpnek koziomenye (Igazgato: Harangby, Laszlo dr. egyetemi
tanar).
(LUNG, dis.
hyaline membrane In newborn. (Hun))
(INFANT, NEWBORN, dis.
pulm. hyaline membrane. (Hun))

YORGON. Mihaly. dr.; RIM, Janos, dr.
'AMP
Experiences with flexible polyvinylehloride (PTC) vein
cannule. Magy. sebeszet 9 no-5:313-315 Oct 56.
1. A Debrecent Orvostudomanyi 3aetem I. sz. Sebeezett
Klinikajanak kozlemenys. 14b. Igazgato: Szeleczky, Gyula, dr.
egy. docens
(TNFUS;ONS, PARENTERAL, appar. & Instruments
polyvinylehloridm flexible vein cannule In intravenous
Infusions (Hun))

LUUW, Gyorgy, Dr.; GATI, Tibor, Dr.; MICZBAN, Izabella, Dr.; RIGO, Janos, Dr.;
FOLDVARI, Peter
Novocaine and the pituitary-adrenal system. Orv. hetil. 98 no-37:1018
15 Sept 57.
1. A Budapesti Orvostudomanyi gaetem Korlelettani Intezete (igazgato:
Sos Jozsef e yet. tanar) kozlemenye.
.9
(PROCAM, eff.
on adrenal-pituitary stress mechanism in rate (Han))
(PITUITART GIAND, physiol.
adrenal-pituitary stress mechanism, eff. of pr3caine in
rats (Hun))
(ADRML GIANDS, Dhysiol.
same)

GOMORI, Pal, (lev. tag.); GIAZ, Edit; WEISZ, Plal; SUMMECZKY, Arma; DESI, Illes;
RIGO, Jnnos
Effect of humoral factors on renal function in exsicocosis. III. Increased
a1dosterone activity in e-tsiccosis. 14a,-y. TudDm. Akad. Orv. Oszt. EDzl.
1) no. 1:65-66 1958.
1. A R-udnpesti Orvostudomanyi 36,yetem 111. sz. Belklinikaja es Korelettani
Intezete.
(DZHYILTIATION, exper.
increased alOosterone activity in dehydrated dogs (Eftm))
(AIDOSTSROIIA, n1kysiol.
increased activity in dehydrated dogs (Hun))

GOMORI, P.; GIAS, 3.; WEISZ, P.; SUHANYXCKY, A.; DESI, I.; RIGO, J.
The effect of humorsl factors on renal function in dehydration. Ill. In-
crewse in an aldosterone-like artivity in dehydration. Acts ned. hung.
11 no-3:3?1-372 1958.
1. 3rd Department of Medicine and Institute for Pathophysiology, Medical
Uni7ersity, Budqrest.
(ISHYMATION, ex-)er.
blood aldosterone nctivity in dehydrated doGs)
(ALDOSTEROMR, in blood
in exner. dehydration of dogs)

LTJDANY, G. ; VAJDA, J.; UGO, J. ; HAN TU VIJ
5 -Qydroxyt ry-pta mine and the phagocy-tosis of leukocytes. Acta phyBiol.
h-,lTL,,. 14 no.4:371-373 1958.
1. PathoT)hysiolopisches Institut der Medizinischen Universitat, Budapest.
(PHAGOCYTOSIS, eff. of drugs on
serotonin on phagocytOBii3 Of lellkOCyteS in vitro (Ger))
(SIMOTONIff, eff.
on phagocytosis of leukocy-tes in vitro (Ger))

SOS,Jozsef; RIG0,Janos; DOKI-AN,Anna;TAYACS,Ferene
Effect of tryptophan on eosinophil and thrombocyte count.
Kiserletes Orvostud. 12 no.2:198-200 Ap 1060.
1. Budapesti Orvostudomanvi Egyetem Korelettani Intezete.
(MOSINOPHIIS pharmacol.)
(BLOOD PLATSISM pharmacol.)
(TRYPTOPH" pharnscol.)

VAJDA, Gy.; RIGO, J.; SOS, J.
M
j.he effect of methionine deficiency on heterohaemotropin formation.
Acta physiol.hung. 18 no-3:221-223 160.
1. Hungarian Railways Hospital and Institute of PathoDhysiology,
Medical University, Budapest.
(t4ETHIONIlE def ic)
(PHAGOCYTOSIS)

EME6ZT. Judit, dr.; R-IGO, Janos, dr.
Cortatn cases of congenital cardiac defects complicated by
pregnancy. Magy.iioorv.lap. 21 no.1:31-34 Ta 160.
1"A Budapesti Orvostidomanyi E&vetem II. sz. noi klinikajanak
lcozleTrienye (Igazgato: Zoltan Imre dr. egyetemi tanar).
(FAART DMCTS CONGENITAL in pregn)
(PREGNANCY compl)

SOS, Jozsef, dr.; GATI. Tibor, dr.; KKMLW, Tibor. dr. RIGO, -Janos, dr.;
BUDAVARI, Istvan, dr.; technikai aseziazteneek: Schnell-.-Rarfa~
Szabo. Ilona, Jona. Kargit.
Alimentary myocardial necrosis in rats. Orv.hetil. 101 no.40:
i4og-1412 2 0 6o.
1. Budapeati Orvostuclomanvi Egyetem, Korelettani rntezet.
(VYOCARDIAL INFARCT nutrition & diet)

HAPNOS, Gyorgy; VARGA, Bertalan; HIGO,,_Janos; DOYMEIT, Anna; PUCSOK, Jozsef;
SOS, Jozsef
Effect of tryptophan on the activit-y of aLkaline phosphatases in granu-
locytes. Kiserl. orvostud. 13-no.6:579-582 D 161.
1. Budapesti Orvostudomanyi Egyetem Korelettani Intents.
(TRYPTOPHAN pharmacol) (PHOSPHATASES blood)
(LEUKOCYTES metab)

VAJDA, Gy; -RIQ,0 J-~'s SOS, J.
1 6 atmiL -,
Effect of the absence of methionine on the synthesis of hatero-
hemotropin. Kiserletes Orvostud. 13 no.1:73-75 Mr 161.
1. MAV-Korhaz es Korelettani Intezet, Budapest.
(MMONINg defic)
(ANTIGEN A19TIBODY REACTIONS)

~~; OUDAVAiil, L.: SW, j,; with technical assistance of JONA, M.
Potassiam, sodiu:.;,. r,-,,agr.esiwm and calcium leve13 in- rats dur-inC
a - c lesions. Acta ineg.
limentary provocation of infarctoid cardia
,
hunr. 17 no.1:85-90 361.
1. Institute of PaIllhophysiology (direktor: prof. J.Sos) University
Medical School, Budapest.
(14YOCARDUL INFkRCT exper.) (POTASSIU14 chein.)
(SODIUI,', chem.) (PIAGNESIUM chem.) (CALGIM-1 chem.)
(FATS nutrition & diet)

SOS, J.; KLEIENY, T.; RIGO, J.; BUDAVARI, I.; Tecimical assistance of:SGH---LL, M.;
JOI.T.A, M.
Influence of amino acid deficiency on the chemical constitution ard
solidity of the bones. Acta physiol. !rang. 19 no.1-4:267-272 161.
1. Institute of PathophYS101097, Medical University, Budapest.
(AMINO ACIDS deficiency) (BONE AND BORS che~J

ERNESZT, Judith, dr.; RIGO, Janos, dr.
Mortality of cardiad pati-e-nis in labor. Magy noorv. lap. 24 n&.1:3-9
Ja 161.
1. Budapesti Orvostudomanyl Egyetem II sz. Noi Klinikajanak kozlemnye
(Igazgato: Zoltan Imre dr. egyetemi tanar)
(MATERNAL MORTALITY) (HEART DISEASE in pregn)
(PREGNANCY compi)