SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SIMCHENKO, YU.A. - SIMEDREA, T.

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SoV/109-4-8-26/35
The Back Scattering and the Secondary Emission During the
Irradintion of Various materials by P-electrons
with a uniform I ayer of a preparation of Sr9o and Y90
having an overall activity of 210 m-Curie. The activity
Aras determined by means of an end-view counter by
employing the method of Keirim-Markus and LIvova (Ref 1).
The total radiation current was I =-9.86 x 10-10 A .
The current I B of the back scattering and the secondary
emission can be determined from:
i = I - IB
where i is the current between the radiation source
and the collector. The overall coefficient of the
secondary emission and the back scattering is defined by:
B100% (2)
I
The current i can be determined from:
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SOV/109-4-8-26/35
Tile Back Scattering and the Secondary Emission During the
Irradiation of Various Materials by P-electrons
where U is the voltage developed across the capacitor
and the electrostatic voltmeter in Figure 1. The
measurements were made at U = 100 V , the circuit time
constant being of the order of 103 to 10 4 sec . The
time necessary for the capacitor to reach 100 V was less
than 25 sec; the error was therefore due primarily to
tile error in the measurement of time. The source was
switched on by opening the key K (se-a- Figure 1). During
tho intervals between the measurcments, the collector and
tile radiation source were shorted, the interval being equal
to 3 min. If the closinG interval ifere shorter, the
excess charges did not have time to leak away and the
measurements were burdened with an error; this can be
seen in Figure 2, which shows the dependence of the
voltage across the capacitance on tile fwitching-on time
for various closing times. The measurcments were carried
out at a pressure of 10-4 nun Hg.
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sov/log-4-3-26,/35
'Fite Bach Scattering and the Secondary Emis.9ion During the
It-i-adiation of Various Materials by A-electrons
The results of the measurements can be briefly stated
as follows. It was found that, over the pressure range
from 2 x 10-3 to 5 x 10-7 null HS, the current i in
substantially constant; this is seen in Figure 3. The
dependence of the overall back scattering and secondary
ei-.iission on th- ntomic number of a substance is illustrated
in Figure 4; Curves I and 'I ii-cre obtained by the
author by employing an end-view counter and the equipment
shoi.rn in Fi.,~uro 1; Curves 3 and 41~vre taken from the
ivork of Miller and Porter (Ref 5). From the figure, it
is seen that the measurez:ient by the direct method gives
Hia values which are about 40,,. lov-rcr t-_'lan those obtained
by racans of the counter. The author expresses his
gratitude to Professor P.V. Timofeyev, who directed this
work and to Ye.G. Kormalcova for preparing the emitter of
the secondary electrons. There are 5 -figures and 8
references, of which 2 are Soviet and 1) English.
5 U431-11 W ~-'D May 16, 1958

2:(1)f 21(4) SOY/89-6-4-12/27
All-HORS: Timofeyev, F. V., 31mchenko, Yu. A.
TITLE: Atomic Source of High Voltage (Atomnyy istochnik vysokogo
napryazheniya)
PERIODICAL: Atomnays, energiya, 1959, Vol 6, Tir 4, PP 470-472 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: An atomic source is described which may be used in portable
devicea for the feeding of various tube circuits. Two glass
cylinders are coaxially melted into a glass balloon, which
are connected with each other by a metal ring On th internal
cylinder, the collector of the P-partilces is; on thl one
hand, fastened by means of an annular spring, and may, on
the other hand, be centered by means of a mica rip.g. The
collector consists of an external nickel- and an internal
aluminum cylinder. Owing to this construction, the back scat-
tering of the collector amounts to - 14f, of the entire P-parti-
cle current impinging upon it. A nickel tube of only a few
g thickness is arranged coaxially to tle collector; in its
interior the preparation is uniformly applied. Current lead-out
wires (positive: platinum wire-glass soaling, negative(collea-
tor): direct wire metal ring) end in normal cab e caps such
;
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as are usual in counters. As a P-sour,,,e Sr9o-Y

Atomic Source of High Voltage
SU1311ITTED:
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total activity of - 343 mC is used. At a resistance of
1.6.io" ohm (resistance of the source and of the electrostatic
voltmeter 3-96) the device furnishes a v3ltage of up to
24 kv . The time constant is - 6.102 sec. The utilization co-
efficient of P-radiation is , 7611". 14r,'o are lost by back scat-
tering. The remaining 1CW,6 of losses are due to absorption,
slowing-down of electrons in the field emittor-collector,
and to the fact that the solid angle corcerned is smaller
than 4n. The voltage-resistant characteristic of the atomic
voltage source is given. By means of th-s source low capacities
or high resistance~ (1011 to 1.5-1013.0-
11M) may be =easured
in certain wiring circuits. The of the aource is
limited only by the half-life of 'She r---adiator. The proper-
ties of the source do not vary ~n the case of temFerature
fluctuations of from +50 to -50 C. 3hort circuits are not
dangerous to the source. This atomic voltage source may be
connected both parallel and in series. In radiocircuits it
causes no noise. There are 3 figures ard 12 references, I of
which is Soviet.
May 31, 1958

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AUTHORS~ Timofeyev. P, V. and Siochenko. Y11 A
TITLE~ O-Electron Emission in Vactiunti iiit! . (m Appi i cat ions
PERIODICAL. Radiotekhnika i elektronika, 1960, Vol 5. N0-8,
PP 1197-1202
TEXT, The authors state that in electronics the applications
of radioisotopes are limited to the experimental. use of P and
A-rildiation for power supplies. At the end of the paper certain
speculations are presented on the use of radioisotopes in cathodes,
Popov's use of P-radiation to charge an electroscope in 1901 is
claimed as the first practical utilization of charge transfer by
nuclear particles, Mosely's 150 kV source of 1913 is also cited.
The use of semiconductor or thermoelectric devices to convert
.0-radiation energy to electrical energy cannot find wide applica-
tion because lattice defects form in the crystals and destroy
their properties. The applications holding most promise are those
in which differences of potential arise through the tranofer in
vacuum of 0-particles and thus of electric charge from one
electrode of a capacitor to another, The article presents a review
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P-Electron Firit.,3sion in Vacuum and tts Applications
of devices furnishing 10 to 10- A at 20 to 40 kV. as previuu!tly
described in Pef-3 Among Lbe knuwn,&adioisctIoGes, the nicst
suitable sources of' p-rridiation are pill 7 and Sr9 - Y9() As the
latter give rise to lint(] X-ray.9 in a nuclear gunerator, they
ne~cAsjtate large and heavy metitl shields and are ther-ef'ore
111COnVelliCilt a.15 fillf1iiAture power supplies PU107 has a maxinium
P-electron energy of 0,222 MeV and a mean ~-spvctzal. encigy of
about 75 keV. with a haif-1.1fe of 2,3-2 7 years, The salt used
for 0-ciectron vmitter's ~an be cutgassed at high temperatures in
VaClIU111, I'lie X-ristfiation. ts neglixible rtie jra-q evoitition during
operation ii also much more favourablo Vor Pid i7 A sectional
drawing of a typLcx.L sxipply device is shown in Fig 2. where I is
the B-clectuon s,)kii ce conqisting ui & Ttick# I having a thin
fitm Ot, Ain iL.,~ tyinvi sui 1(,c(, b Y
g la 'i S It
e va 1 4~ d L 4 9 '1 CIL) p Pet cy 'A I 11(h, I L r
a luml. n x um nnd ts mounts!d inside Llit coppc,i t rifti-i t 1., 1:4 1111W I N-
is in a metal. lioxisiiig --) i.ho-ic w.ills ciro ,*, it,sit thitknu
to suppress the X-radiation The hi.gh-voltagp Ir,,i:l 0
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s/ioq/60/005/008/Ool/024
E140/E555
P-Electron Emission in Vacuum and its Applicat;,ons
insulated fr(m the body. A typical curve of output voltage
against load resistance is shown in Fig.4. Due to the exceedingly
high stability of such sources, they may be used with such apparatus
as image converters, photo-conductive television camera tubes,
permitting operatiori at maximum ratings and efficiency. The
emission of O-electrons can be utilized to establish a positively-
charged surface. This could be employed with, for example,
magnesium-oxide cathodes which give stable emission of up to 10 mA
under the effects of positive surface charge, as described in
earlier work (Ref.6). There are 6 figures a-ad 7 references:
5 Soviet and 2 non-Soviet.
ASSOCIATIONt Vscsoyuznyy elektrotakhnicheskiy institut imeni
V. I. Lonina (All-Union Electrotechnical Institute
imeni V. I. Lenin)
SUBMITTED: December 21, 1959
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E140/E555
O-Electron Emismion in Vacilum and its Applications
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SIMCMIKO, Yuriy Borisovich
(Devices of the Siberian peoples of the 17th century)
Tnmf,,I. riarodov Sibiri XVII veka. Eoslrva
, Naukar 1965.
225 p. (MIRA 16:8)

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SIMDYANKIN, A. P., sleaarl po remontu gidromekhanicheskikh reduktorov
--- -- -
Repair of a hydromechanical reducer. Elek. I tepl. tiaga 6
no.9:19 S 162. (MIRA 15:10)
1. Depo Arys' Kazakhokoy dorogi.
(Diesel loconotivea-Repairing)

SI~WANKIN, I.I.; ZXYIROVA, L.G.; M3WZOVA, V.M.
More 9 r to the sulfite-alcohol Plants. Gidroliz. I
lesokhim. pron. 10 no.2;19-20 657, (WARA 10:5)
1. Balakhntnekiy t9~llyuIozno-bumazhW kombinat.
(Sulfite liquor) (Alcohol)

SIMANKIN, I.I.
Menwiron tn rnrbicn the gns cont"nt of tho air in woodpulp
plants. Bum.,.nrnm. 14 no.10:?2 0 '59. (14JEU.. 11:0
1. *challnik teellyuloznogo zavoda Balakhninskogo tsell3rulozno-
bumazlinogo kombinata.
(Balalchna-Woodpulp induatry--Safnty measures)

SIMIXANKIII, I.I.; SMINIKOV, T.A.
Setup for the interception of pulp and liquid blown out of
the digester. Bum.prom- 35 no.lo.21-22 -Ta 060.
(M IM 13: 6)
1. Rachal'aik teellyuloznogo zavoda Balakhninskogo kombinata
(for Simdvankin). 2. Nachallaik Teplovoy-elektricheakoy
stantaii Balakhninakogo kombinata (for Sannikov).
(Balakhiia-Woodpulp induatry-Squipment and suppliev)

s Dmi!!"m , I. I
ME&US
Purification of hard unbleached pulp. Bum.prom. 35 no-10:18-19
0 160. OURA 13:10)
1. Nachallnik tsellyuloznop zavada Balakhainakogo kombinata.
(Bal,akhna-Voodpulp)

SIMDYANKIN, I.I.
How we surmounted the dlfficultl,~i in thn Introriuction of the ma-
chino No.2. Bw.prom. 37 no.8sLO-ll Ag 162. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Glavnyy tekhnclog Balaklininskogo kombinata.

SIMXCXK. Cyril Dr
--l~u"i-M,neous broachosp iron@ try with a double sound. Nothl.chir. 34
no-9:533-535 Noy 55.
1. Z the oddelemi KUNZ v Olomoucl, prednosta, prim. Dr Vl.RihiL
(USPIUTION, function testes
brouchospiroastry with double sound (Cs))
(BRONCH06COPY,
bronchospirometry with double sound (Cs))

2053. '1 R.",
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0i,nno." Ac VA
(I Glal)h:' 1, 'F:&"- 3 1 i 1.
Trajistrat h-;d and tram.Awonchi,'Ll jhmicturc:- rc;irosen-, .1 Id.".1111i" I'. tl~e
ilwan"i. Th.- ~Lrr i oncerri-i: q;[ fl~(! Lil."i~ il.~'i Oh..
a t r I Illyk ,plaw fit I'(' )f 011 - g.1 1) 1)olw cv.-I t I-;t, 'hi -.1 iv" i ( jk'.;- q '~);k I ;I 'I't f in'-i '. 11 %. !) , ; 1,
of pat hol. )~!i , a 1 11) as ~;'-s !; itilated ill t he pu ri" :-;I -! wa I :il-.,t ; '~ 1 11 I;k 11"' k~!' 0
Pu ywl it ro ( -f *, h, la rfm- i- U; :,!"d 1, he left ;0 v ;, -1111 cllabl'--s t. )bt 'L I I i, ~')'i ~4 :I
and it c-nOwi-.u; prvs:mr, t1w ""I;) lr;o
th, of 1!k",w t"4. llwllamil'~;ni I~ -t
i;jIlip1t. ImAhod of (.rcatIn;' a I:yll
exaluirlation is part, ill o)f olj.'~cttre iwi~,m
afft-cli"J" fliv periiworichmj) mij iyri)pi, no(j,;, 'ri, siniplcity of tke
the expert bronchoscopist should allow tran.-Orat-1wal and
to be wid, I.-y- used as a diagnostic iiiethod. V, G. I I

3ec. 6 Vol. 1118 Aug- 57
i C. h
4818. kNJL(~LK C. Tuberk. Odd. K6NZ, Olornouc. Cvtologickd diagnostika
zhoubn~ch plictilch nAdortl. T h c i m p o r t a n c e 'o f c %. t o I o g y i n t h C
diagnosis of pulmonary malignancy ROZIll-TUBERK. 1956.
16/7 (355-360) Tables I Illus. 14
An analysis of the results obtained in 1955 frorr, 50 cases of malignant pulmonary
disease. leads the author to the opinion that it is possible to judge with sufficient
precision, from a majority of cytological findings, the likely histological struc-
ture of the turnour. Histological examination was performed later in 27 cases. In
24 of these. the histological structure was diagnosed correctly from the cytol-
ogical picture (8916). B lumbe rg - Jevidko (XV, 5, 6, 16)

h-CFHPTA MICA See 16 Vol 7/5 Cancer YaY 59
I iii. Primitive pule"onaryadenocarcinoma (pulmonary adenocarcinoma
of alveolar type) AIVII-K.Iff illollIt' I )I I I I I 1, 11 ka i 10. 11111111111 , .01, 1 if it a I (-I I I'll I ir
DAIrr 114- 1~ IIC Aki"Okill' ) ._SIM~Aj,g C.. Kiwp,i,j~ awl Si%tti so,\,\ It. Ajit"inpi ifl,)H, IT)
(-If,l 'j,111i Tables 1 11111%. 14
Ali analysi% i,4 inadc (if i i cases of pritnar\.pulnionar\ .adewwarcinoint. Stress is laid
on dir prolonged clinical latency, oil the diagnomi( %alne of the radiological cxanii.
llikli(Pll-, 111(l C%I)('(-iiklIV fill that or the (-%.topio,
gicai st,iiiies. AtIciitioei is drawit to the
r1o,%r rchilicollohip I)Ct%vcctl the devell)pniew orthi-, adcriocarcinonia and thr existru-
(v #-f previotis, inainly ri(- tr, I )uhnonary altri-alions. Front thr point (if virw of
the histogenc%k, it is Cons e
id rt Itat there exi-.t all, fornis of tramitioii Letwccu al-
vorolar and bronchiolar ade.not-a.rorinoina, and that, contrary w the classical npin.
ions,thepoint of(IrpartilTe 1% 11111rentral.The inticti, forniation is variable, in arcor.
dance with the inatiority (if the tinnotir. Rercrences (It. Gerncz-Ricux - Lille

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[Sime*'ek, C. I
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Anomalous bronchus of the right lurg. Probl.tub. no-095-96 161.
(KM 14412)
1. 1z tubr;rrk1jIeznop,,o otdoleniya fakulltetskoy bollnitsy v
g. Olomouts Chekkosla7ak.47* (zty. klwkoy 71. Rablea).
(BROCEI-AENMXAMTIM A27D ?TES)

SMEG BOREK9 Z.
SURNAI%E, Given Names
Cawntryt Czechoslovakia
Academic Degreest Dr /presumably MD/
Affiliationi /not given/
Source: Praguet Vnitrni Lekaretviv Vol VII, No 5, 1961. page 592.
Data: "Diagnostic Pneumomediastiml-.11 (Diagnosticke penumopendiastimm).
Prague, State Publishing House of Aeadical. Literature( Statni zdra-
votnicke nakladatelstvi)# 1960. 164 Pages, 106 illus.
GPO 901643

SDAEC-EK.- -Cyrl-.ll--- -
Simplified evaluation of spirograph c records. Cas.lekcesk 100
no.47-1490-1494 24 N 161.
1. The oddeleni fakultni nemocnice v Olomouci, prednosta prim. MUDr.
V:1. RIM.
(SPIR%MTRY)

SIMC-'-'K, Cyril; WAGNER, Karel; MOT-U, Frantise:-
Bro-c,ospironetric values cf Acta chdr. ort-.0p.
trauma. cech. 29 no.3:256-259 Je 162.
1. Ortopedicka klinikn fakultni neomcnice v Olomouci, prednosta prof.
dr. A. Pavlik Tuberkulozni oddeleni fakultni nemocnice v Olamouci,
prednosta dr. V. Riha.
(KYPHOSIS phygiol) (SCOLIOSIS physiol)
(SPI.Ra-MTRY)

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SIMECEK, Cyril, dr.
Cytological picture of car.-Inomas and ad--.cmes of the brorchi
In fluorescence microacopy. Vnitml lek. 11 r,,-.6.-566-569
Jeta'5.
1. Klhilka tuberkulozy Pnlqckeho unIveralty v Olom-,uci
(predno.ata: doe. Dr. V. Rlha).

SIMMEK, C.
IrAlcations for lymph node puncturc of the b1furcaticn during
bm,richoscoplic examination. Ceck. ctolaryng. 14 na.W91-295
0 1 65.
1. Tuberkulo=i oddoleni fakultnt nemccmi(e v Olemcucl (ve-
doucl MUDr. V. Rlha).

OVEECKA, Ernest, ins.; SIME^IEK, Iva, inz.
Economic results and experiences In using the OWT Soviet.
ahiald eupports. Uhli 7 no.1:1'7-20 165.
1. R-homornvake lignitove doly, Hodonin.

9Ik(ECEK, J.
"Centrifugal reed apparatus for steam boilers." p. 293. (jher;-,etika. Vol. 3, no. 9, Sept*
1953, Praha.)
SOt Uonthly List 2.f Last European Acceasi2ns Vol, 3, no. 6, Library of Congress. June 1954.
Uncl.

,~ItKflcc-~rk J.
=wMKv. ye 0
Cryostat for intermediate temperatures., Frib. i tekh.ekBp.
6 no.4;173-174 n-Ag-161. (MLU 14:9)
1. InBUtut fiziki Pollskoy Akademh nmik,
-(Cryostat)

A
'Preparstion of pwo 4tact LInsv&k. Chew.
Lisly,67, lCo73-4(19.'~J)!!Ittemia3dtrhvLwtihWri;agbZ~~y the
lapiroly.-tis of its ifibcuzjl deriv. (11Y qjd.ljylrratingWg.
I ill IMM Int. 1120 with 3(x) int. VE, licl and 212 S. 11211
in jR)t) ml, F1011. Ilie yirkl it "72 g. (X7tO') 11, m.
(hoals h1elco), Ifydrojy4il 4 11 with 1% IICI
vve 06.3% pure 1. m. 1411 w;t.,t rw)mol In
Will'. y1chl. M. Ifugifickt

srw~Er, J.
"ret7rminatim cf organic nitrates by titration vith ferrous sulfate."
p. 2F5 (Chemicky PriMsl) Vol. 7, no. (, June 1957
Frapie, Czechoslovakia
FO: Monthly Index of East Eiiropmn Ac-essions (EEA-I) LC. V01. 7, no. 4,
April 1758

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czEcHonrinKrA./Organic Chetdstry. General and Theoretical G
Problems of Crganic Chemistry.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Xhim., No 231 1938Y 77480.
1
Author :.Simeeek, Jaromir.
Inst.
Title Decomposition of Nitrosamines and Nitramines in
Protogenic Solvents. II. Decomposition of Cyclo-
trir-ethylenetrinitramine with Concentrated Sulfuric
Acid .
Orig Pub: Chen. listy, 1957, 51, No 9, 1699-1T03; Collect.
czechool. Chem. Comrwn., 1958, 23p No 5y 962-967.
Abstract: It was confirmed that a part of nitro groups of
cyclo-trimthylenetrinitramine (I) splits off in
the form of nitron ions NOZ t under the action
of concentrated 11~SC.4 (see Verna2za E., Atti
Card l/ 3

CZEC1iC)SLf-VAYIA/Crganic Cherdstry. General and Theoretical G
Problem of Organic Chemistr7-
fibs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khin., No 23, 1958, 77480-
accad. sci. Torino, 1935, 70, 4o4). Tho degree
of ionization in 90 to 100%-ual NSC,, is proportional
to the concentration of I. The ionization of nitro
groups of I is a reversible reaetion, which has been
confirmed by the formation of I under the action of
97.5%-Ual ii,so4 (4 ml) on 2.4 g of N,11'-dinilrocyclo-
trimethylenetriamine nitrate (11) at 0 to 20 (yield
0.46 g), or under the action of the mixture of 97.5%-
Ual H4SC4 (7 ml) and 97.2%-ual HNOS,, ~3 t11) on II
at a temperature between -20 and +20 yield 9Wp) -
It is formed in turn in the solution of 1 (2-2 g) in
~~SO+ (10 nl) at 0 to 2D 0, which has been confirmed
by the separation of II in the form of N,NI-dinitro-
n"-nitrosocyclotrimthylenetriamine, yield 76rp', under
Card 2/3
100

CZECH&SLUAKIA/organic Chenistry. General and Theoretical G
Problems of Organic Cheuistry.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khin., Nc 23, 1956P 77480.
the netion of aquoous NaNOj solution 0 9) and
NqjWt (5 9), nelting point 165 0 (dissociates,
from alcohol). The reaction Is revers3ble only
in the presence of unimpaired hetero-cycles of
cyclotrimethylenetriamine, which decomposes com-
pletely in HASOt~ in 2 hours' time. The decompo-
siticn kinetics was taken at 20, 30 and WO.
All the unbroken bonds aNNOAdecompose with the
fornation of N 0 Tbe sunmry equaticn, of the
deccoposition. Is'the^folloving- C H NjOj +
+ 211H " = 3CH!-G + (3 - n)N.,O ~ Xl; -r + n NHT
where n depend; on the concentration of H 30 d
the relations of I to lfjSG*. See RZhKhi~i, lN8n,
42585 for report I. - J. Kucera.
Card 3/3

CZECHOSLOVAKIA / Organic Chemistry-Synthetic 0-2
orgal,.jc C.'e, ?SILII'~'~
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 8, 1959, 27"98
Author ;_�jze_c ~.J ~.
Inst :Not given
Title :The Decomposition of Nitrosoamines and Nitra-
mines in the Protogennic (Original?) Solvents.
III. Preparation of N,NI-dinitro-NII-Nitroso-
cyclotrimethylenetriamine
Orig Pub: Chem LIsty, _5.1, No 12, 2367-2368 (1958) (in
Czech)
Abstract: Continuing work reported earlier (fnr (,ommuni-
cation II see RZhKhim, 1958, 7748o), the author
has synthesized N,NI-dinitro-NII-nitrosocyclo-
trimethylenetriamine (II) by the partial nitra-
tion of cyclotrimethylenetrinitrosoamine M.
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CZECHOSLOVAIUA / Organic Chemistry-Synthetic G-2
Organic Chemistry
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimlya, No S, 1959, 27498
Abotract: 0.1 mol I is added at -250 to a mixture of 0.9
mol NH4NO and 1.8 mol 97.5% H2SO4; after 15
min (-15 ?sic]) the mixture is allowed to warm
up to 00 after which it is poureJ over ice
(500 gms); II is obtained, yield 0.09-0.095
01, mp 1760 (decomp; from alc-CH3NO2)' II is
converted to cyclotrirlethylenetrinitroamine. -- J.
Kucera
Card 2/2

SIMECEK, Jaroslav; OPPL, Ladislav; KOCA, ladislav
Contribution to the standardization of Qe method for asse:3sing
dust. Prac. lek. 16 no.5:21-7-220 Jl 164.
1. Ustav hygieny prace a chorob z povolani v Praze (reditel prof.
dr. j. Teisinger, DrSc.).

171

L 12845-66
ACC NRI AP6005713 SOURCE CODE: CZ/0082/65/000/003/C224/Q227
AUTHOR: Simek, J.
ORG: Neurological Departments Thomayer Hospitals Prague - Krc (Neurologicka
oddeleni Thomayerovy nemocnice)
TITLEs Dysb&sia cyphotica progressiva
SOURCE: Ceskoslovenska neurologie, no- 3j 1965, 224-227
TOPIC TAGS: clinical medicine, neurology, nervous system disease
ABSTRACT: Pro.,Tressive a-
Vypical extrapyramidal synarome manifested by an increasing
kyphosis of the trunk when walking in a 61 year old woman is
,described. Clinical picture was reminiscent of torsion spasm,
'or of dysbasia lordotica progressiva. The pationt reacted well
to Disipal,..a.drug acting on the extrapyramidal system. Degen-7
e.rative lesion.is considered a probable cause. Orig'o' a-r-~. has: 4-figures.
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AUTHOR: Hradsky, M.; Priborsky, V.; Heroutp V.; Simek,, J.; Kozak, j.
ORG: First Clinic of Internal Medicine, Faculty Hospital, Hradec Kralove (I. int
klinika fakultni nomocnice); In3titute of Nthological Anittomy, 1~'aculty Hoopital,
Hradec Kralove (Patologicko-anatomicky ustav fakultni nemocnice); Surgical Clinic,
Faculty Hospital, Hradec Kralove (Chirurgicka klinika fakiLltni nemocnice)
TITLE: Effect of gastric cooling on changes in the gastric mucosa (This paper was
presented during Biophysical Days, Brno, 12 Jun 64.1
SOURCE: Ceskoslovenska fysiologie, v. 14, no. 4, 1965, 2",7
TOPIC TAGS: dog, digestive system, animal physiology, cooling
ABSTRACT: Description of method, apparatus and recording procedure for study of
the effects of gastric cooling in dogs. In the 3 dogs so far studied by gastric
freezing for up to 60 minutes, comprehensively observed an to gastric mucosal
condition before as well as one month after cooling, no adverse morphological changes
were found by histological examination. Z7PR-57
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S I ,Mi., Kip J . ; MELKA, J . ; ir iS' i L , 11-1. ;I LKOVA, iM.
Lffect of proTxacted gluco3e Infi.sion on th( develoyqr4ent of
early biochemical changes anil Initiat!on of regeneration in
rat liver after partial hepatectomy. Physio.'-. Bohemoslov. 14
no.4~366-370 165.
1. Department of Phypiology and Department of Anatomy, Faculty
of Medicino, Charles University, 11radec Kra.love. Submitted May
25, 1964.

CZECHOSLOVAKIA UDC 61'b.715(541.182-3154-1-18-05)-073-582.2
SIYIEGEK, Jaroslav; Institute of ',*Iork Hygiene and Occupational Dis-
eases ( Ustav Hygieny Prace a Chorob z PovolanL), Prague, Diree-
tor (Reditel) Prof Dr J. TEISI11GER.
"Determination of the Particle-SiZe Distributi3n by Light Mlicros-
COPY."
Prarue, Pracovni Lekar3tvi, Vol 18, No 9, Nov '06, PP 401 - 405
Abstract fA-uthor'3 I~nglish sumnary modified 7: The influence of
microTc-ope enlargement, method of measuremenT, and of the number
of particles counted on the results in the determination of the
size distribution in described. To obtain comparable and reprod-
ucible results,the particle size should be determined by a projec-
ting microscope by the method of graticular circles, a minimum
of 00 particles should be counted, the maximum onlargement should
be 650 times for the eye lens/objective lens ragnification ratio.
Particle distribution should be interpreted by means of cumulative
frequency curves, 3 Pigures, 3 Tables, 2 Czech references. (Man-
uscript received 27 Sep 65).
1/1

the bL,:*Llg Of
,j, ,5f for (Just
:ic;ft rock. Borlba s sii. 164
(.,Tla 16:2)
,.!-Ofenr,;crF-I'ny',rh zalx-lelrciniy
lerslonr.-] ,,a-
y tr-ada
I]-,- t ", tilt i~ ivtli
rr,tt,,,, "", ~: Slova,:Iya.
e- no

S.IWK, Jaromir, inz.
A trimar vith a variable temperature coefficient of capacity.
Sdel tech 10 no*9:339-340 3 162s

SIMECEK, Jaroslav, Ing.
- .... 602.4-~-
Determination of climatic conditions in mines. Pracovni lek.
7 no.3:168-171 May 55.
1. Ustav hygieny prace a chorob z povolani. Praha.
(CLIMATE
in mines. method of determ.)
(MINING
climatic cond., determ.)

SIX3CXK. Jaroslav. Ing.
2
Separate ventilation In mines. Pracovni lek. 7 no.1:34-37 Fab 55.
1. Ustav ~qgisny prace a chorob z povolant v Praze.
(TINT HAT ION
in mines, evaluation of methods)
(INWSTRIAL HYGIENE
ventilation in minews, evaluation of methods)
(MINING
ventilation methods, evaluation)

rh
EjFr'w'O 11i tiff;
i'Irla COO OMP M AIR (mat (Cdal,
ve --Jan. W_ val. G7,75-40T-fi-4 rVA610 GMT11315--aia
an, f lea;,
catpres-sed -air ele-aters' in tj~q ninog for jrffd Ma 0 t1io StO..
for mine air narpline Men dat,_,m InIng CoAdItIcaa of duzziness xv for awking
air=r
--off -drill ~cuttlngs durir4 dwtlc:~s cWtIlln3oporal-lom. Met -ouLlineS
advantagoa CJA disativ4nWas of -tho apparaws usod, _sigxw~c ~Ttnqtplea oV -
dna la_pIng 4jr- olnews, axia gi vca Inarrilotion ch bm to W:o Ow F-0179-
econov-11CIII. Th.) Plopor use or tx~e ojertor 1r, gently Ila jptjo.~] by tk~.o jac'e,
of thccTeVc;;1 data on tlo siiljjoi~c; Profeacr 0.14. AbrLL,,))vIc'z3
Theory of flCaUd SEMCS NaD led to su_-o 1"vcruanr conrlujicna railat the authov
analysca aj re",ords their application to air cjcctov. '~kO
forr_-ulao qii.tnd In Uils paper corzurs I.a* the loa:3 of kil-4ric, crUGY
accorattC to the citrforept specda of LI-b m1xin,,, (air) srrln_z~; trio maxtumi
theomr,lcal off 1clomy of a a1r4Ae ejcocor ~jid ti~~o Jcc:igf-~c of f;-f.:r, of Liz
turbulcnco of tf~o air Strean,

, -, -1
1 i . - ,.. , .
Ther 1 - x -,!' air for ~,!N~-'33Ure.
. . :,. ~1. # .k ~.,II., (Frahi, :,zechoslov~akia) Vol. 7, no. 12, 19,17
';' j: ::o:ithl,, ln,,!-~x of Fast Zurofean Accession IC Vol. 7. 1110. 5, 11,58

.I I . ~ . ,, . I , J.
Detc n iinint-- dust concentrati,ln *--.y membrane ft1t, rs.
!~. -3e.3. U,,iLi.) (11raha, Czechoslovrkia) Vol. 7, No. 10, Cct- 1957
QI-1: "onthly index of East Eurovem Accession (LLA'~ ) LC. Vol. 7, No. 5, 1958

SDIECEK, J.
Pr".!Ci' )Itilt iM -).r 1-1 3-t frCM --t It I!r ~C I- t :kl'e I'Z-, 3.
ZMAVOTNI TEG'PUKA A 'MDUCHOTECIHNIKA. (Ceskoslcvenska akademie ved. OL-gkoslovenska
vedecka technickn spolecnost pro zdrnvotni. techniku a vzduchotechniku) Praha,
Czechoslovakia. Voi. 1, no. 1, 1958.
..ontiily list of Enst Europein Accessions (EEAI), LC, Vol. 8, no. 7, JulY 1959. Uncl.

31~ICFK, J.
"SiLicosis in minJng.11 P. 375.
RUDY. (FLtnisterstvo hutniho prurValu a rudnych dolu". Praha,
Czechoslovakia) Vol* 6. No* Up Nov. 195e.
Fonthly Ust of East European Accessions (EUI), LC, Vol. 6, No. 8,
August 1959.
Uncla.

SIMECEK, J.
Measurement of dustiness of air in mines. p. 231
UHLI (Ministerstvo paliv) Praha, Czechoslovakia. Vol. 1, no. 7, July 1959
Monthly list of Bast European Accessions (EMI), Vol. 9, no. 1, Jan. 1960
Uncl.

OPPL,L.; SIMACIK,J.; KUBkLlK,J.
Some most frequent errors in the measurement of dust. Pracovni.
lek. 12 no-3:120-125 AP l6o.
(DUST)

SIMZG!K,Jaroslav; OPPL,Iadislav
Qtmntltative determination of dust by means of a membrane filter,
Pracovni. lek.. 12 no-3:139-144 Ap 160.
1. Ustav hygieny prace a chorob z povolani, reditel prof. dr.
J. Te is inger.
(WST)

SIMIDCEK, Jaroslav
Determination of dust dispersion properties for bygienle purposes.
Pracovni lek. 13 no.3.-139-146 Ap 161.
1. Ustav bygieny prace a chorob z povolani,, Praha, reditel prof.
MuDr. J. Telsinger.
(DUST)

KUBISP T.; STEPANEK, J.; SIMECEK, J.
Measurement of dust in harvesters of the combine and other types.
P~racovni lek. 13 no.7:329-332 S 161.
1. Okresna bygionicko-opidemiologicka Btanica, Nitra, riad. MUDro
J. Stepanek, Ustav hygiany prace a chorob z povolani, Praha, reditel
prof. dr. J. Taisinger.
(AGRICULTURE) (DUST)

Sil-183LKO J.
Determining the hauLrd of a dusty envirommEnt. Pracovai lek. 14
no.4:194-199 147 162.
1. Ustav,'h~gieny prace a chorob z p(volani, Praha, redital prof.
Mr. J.Teisinger, DrSc.
(PkL,Wl,' IOCONIOSi~S) (DUST)
11.

SIVECEK, Jaroslav, Inz.; KLULM, Jirij dr.
Packinci fi3led with water are efficient neans against the dust
In mires. Uhli 4 no.1:7-10 Ja 062.
1. Ustav hygieny prace a chorob z povolani, Praha (for Simeeek).
2. florricky ustav, Ceskoslovenska akademle ved, Praha (foi r&JAU&).

~Aork Hy3iene end Occka,-ational
lud 6
(~:iriv lo,ilery f rrr- m rhorob z pvolani), Chief (r-.k!UtwI)
of Cravimetric
A llethods for Dust Concentration it, 'it.!
~:icovnl Lek,,ari;tvi, Vol 14, No 10, Dec 1962; pp 4~':,-46C.
r-,, no e. i f it~c Based o v. "I'arae" n -='-3 e .o ftent
sttcs wi t 1: r-~--nbrarie filters, 7,oxhlat axtracttcn cartridges
!icy'alct dusc rarttcle macer, authors conclude that all 3 in e c Lo ds
In field, cn.-I and srone dy~sc were raeasured.
car!.:-Idj;o-s are officially nd-)rted.
eevllce used Lt. tests, 5 grarhs, 3 Czech

i~; 0_.
in yoarig
-'A L) A.'

:, - I
f th e , 0, c4
,tionn avid ~ropezrtic--- c . pwr ---, r3i-
ar g.~ .: .., , ni ir r a - s . Part I ~ Prochi, v -
Coll Cz Oem 27 no.2-J&2'--~Y7,L F
I " '
~, Ill., t tnatademle "A. Zapotockyl,, Srno.

7SIACEKO Jaroslav, inz.
Protection agiillst mine duat in the Soviet Union. Uhl-i 5 no.4.-139-
140 Ap 163.
1. Ustav hygieny prace a chorob z povolanip Praha.

L., 4 V a j t
j I
t
2
SIMEK, J.
Assessment of dust in vorking areas in the USSR* Cesk. hyg. 8
no-5008-312 JS 163.
1. Ustav hygieny brace a chorob z povolani, Praha.
(DUST (INDUSTRIAL MEDICIN4

J.; TKACOV, V.V. [Tkachov, V,V.]
Evaluation of various rock drilling methols from the 7iowpoint
of hygiene. Rudy 11 no.7:213-216 JI 163.
1. Ustav hnieny prace a chorob z pnvolari v Praze a Moskvfl.

HRICH-OHES, MUM. (Klaoii.o); i%,2~tL~) -.101 -'..; SIIIVAMI~,, J.., irz.
Experience in salt atein-mirg ir- blasting operations. Rudy
11 no.112 369-372 F163.
1. Hornicky ustavp Ce3kosloverska alademie ved, Praha
(for Kubalek) 2. Uctav hygieiiy prace a chorob a
povolari, Praha (for S-Lmecek).

SIMECEKIJI
Dast control in the U.S.S.R. Prac.lek. 15 no.8t360-362 0163.

f~!Awmif-. fllters marr~ifactiired by 'j'ynQ,,,3,sIa. MUTIkavedeleir, 7 n0.]/3;
42 - "I I
I
I. es Fogialkozasi Betegsegeket Kutato
fritezet es a pragai Kozegeszsegugyi es larvanpgy-i Allomas.

. 8 ; .2 ! i'/-', C, ~; K ? ~ F ar Q f; I a v
PACMJ~,--:Ii, ul ~ - ) i c,,- , ,I ~--l r . IIIJ, !
Xst~clu fCr ,?.e rmeasurament c4,' dust and evali;arlon of haza-do
d,-e %c char,,, ir -,zechoslovalcia. ~Irzacc. ',ek. 17 nc.77:29rp-303 S 165.
ace a cliorob z povolani v Praztl (reditel prof.
1. ~'!3twr hygleny prf
,~, :- . 7 . 14 o 4 s I rj-i T- , DrSc.) . Submitted Xny ll,, 1965.

G'~JEG I I A U I)c 6114 .71
Jaroslav; TILMA, Jiri; Institut-, foi y.7iene of Work and
Occupational D130'a6es (Ustav Hygieny Prace a Chorob Z Povolani),
Pra.-ue, Director (Reditel Prof Dr J. TEISINGER. Ilen-ar-h. In3tit--
ute for Air Tectinology (V,,rzkyrriny Ustav Vzduchot6cII'-'.ij~:Y)' P.-A'7ue.
"Doconnination of Dust Di3porsion."
Prncovni Lekarstvi, VOI 16, 40 3, Apr 66, pp 11() -- 120
Abitritct: The aufhorG studied stand,-ird, conditions for -A-, cl-r'~3 COPY to
find the accuracy and reproducibility of du3t (lisperricn deLermInation, and
find a suitable gravimetric method for quantitative dust determination, The
behavior of aerosols can be determined on the basis of the geometrical shape
of the particles, from hyd-odynamic properties of the particles, from their
optical properties. The methods of expressing the diSDersity of dust are
described. The expression of the dispersity i~3 discussed. The connections
between the number of particles and their weight are discussed. I Figure,
1 Table, 6 Western, 4 Czech, 2 Russian referen~-.es. (I-Sanuscript received 27
Apr 65)-,
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AUTHOR: Simeeek, Tomislav
TITLE: Twinning in Crystals of CdTe~l
PERIODICAL: Ceskoslovensky casopis pro fysiku, 1960, Nr 2,
pp 180 - 181
ABSTRACT: Te (containing less than 10 % Ca, Cu and Ge) and Cd
(containing 5.8 x 10-3 % Pb, 10- 3% Zn and traces of Cu and
Ag),0mixed in stoichiometric proportions, were heated to
500 C in an evacuated quartz ampmle. After the reaction
had occurred, the CdTe was melted and mixed at 1 060 0C,
Crystals were then grown in the same ampoule by gradual
vertical cooling, the dimensions of the sample being
determined by the ampoule, i.e. 11 mm, dia and 50-70 mm
length. A detailed description of the apparatus is given
in Ref 1. 0
The samples were cleaved at -180 C and at room temperature;
good cleavage faces were produced in both cases. Judging
by the number of faces of differing orientation, the sample
contained between 5 and 10 monocrystals. A transverse cut
was polished and then etched with Gillman's etchant
Cardl/3 1411

65978
Z/037/6o/ooo/Won/oA
Twinning in Crystals oif CdTe E024/E320
(320 g CrO 31 40 g Na2so4 in I litre of water); the
result is shown in Figure 1. The curved boundaries
revealed by the etching were usually joined by definite
cleavage faces. Those parts of the sample containing
systems of straight boundaries showed common cleavage
faces. Tile straight boundaries formed bands with periodic
orientations (Figure 1).
From the Debye-Scherrer powder photographs, it was found
that the crystals were face-eentred-cubic with a lattice
constant of 6.41 A. No other structure was found.
Twinning along the (111) plane is well known in the
f.c.c. structure (see Ref 2). Such twins have some common
planes which may be common cleavage faces. For the case
shown in Figure 2, this is obviously a (110) face. (101)
and (011) can also be shown to be c8mmon planes. The angle
of misorientation of these twins 70 31,46". It is the
angle between corresponding directions parallel to the
(110) plane in both parts of the twin. A Laue back-
Card2/3 reflection photograph has shown that such twins occur in
the present case. The Laue diagrams of the two halves of

65978
Z/03','/60/000/02/011/018
Twinning in Crystals of CdTe E024/E320
the twin can be made to coincide by rotating them by
700301. The cleavage faces of the crystal form angles of
60 or 900, which lends further support to the assumption
that they are illO~ planes. With the aid of a probe it
was found that no discontInuity in potential occurs on the
twin boundaries when a current is passed through the crystal.
This is in agreement with Ref 4.
There are 2 figures and 4 references, of which 1 is Czech
and 3 are English.
ASSOCIATION: Katedra fysiky pevnych lAtek KU, Praha
(Chair of Solid-state Physics, Charles University,_Prague)
SUBMITTED: August 25, 1959
Card 3/3

IMU, Karel; SDIMICEK, Tomislav
Laboratory tube furnaces for temperatures- tp to 1,3000C.
Cs cas fya 14 no. 1.46-68 164.
1. Katedra fyziky pevnych latek, Matematicko-fyzikalni
fakulta Karlovy university, Praha (for Simecek).
2. MIGH, Ceskoslovenska akademie ved, Praha (for Huml).

-~- ~- , Tomirdav ( Pralia)
Newe3t type of Czef-hoslovak lasera. Teel, praca 16 no. 1: 11-11.
Ja 164.

SINECEK, _ WClav',
Clmping arA feeling of bars in '-:u1tispi..,.dle automatic
lathes. Stroj vyr 11 no.11:574-575 F163,
1. Zavody presneho strojJxerstvi, n.p., Oottwaldov.

SIMECEK, Z.
Reducing overhead costs of tractor operation, an important factor in
raising the standard of II-ving. P. 1L57-
MECHANISACE ZEMEDELSTVI. Praha* Vole 4. no, 24, Deco 19549
SOURCE: East European Accesslona Idst (EFAL)., LCl Vol* 51 no, 3. March 1956

SL'4ECEK, 2.
Simeock, Z._ New waqp and bonus system. p. 121. Employees of the Galanta
Rachine-Tractor Station accept commitnents in order to surpass the Plan. p.
122. MECHANISACE ZEMEDELSTVI. Praha. Vol. 5, no. 7, Apr. 1955.
SOt Monthly List of the East European Accession, (EEAL), LC. Vol. 4,
no. 10, Oct. 1955. Uncl.

" 1~
-~YZCE*-',
"How the Bohatice I-Itachine-Tractor Station fij,,hts for rechiction of cost. S in the
o!')pration of tract -)rs.11
I
~IECR-UI15A(7E Praha, Czechoslovakia, Vol. 5, No. 18, September 1955-
Monthly List of East Euro ean Accessi~)ns (, EkV, , LC, Vol. ~', No. 9, September 19159.
Unclassi"ied.

"The 'Abice I'lachine-Trac,")r f-,tA*.i )-. pay~:, -,n time the I-,om.ses for tulfilling and
excct,~Iini, the yiel,is 1),:,r hectare on the r-ollective IFE-vis."
rthiil C~~f?ch3!Aovakii, Vol. 5, No. 23, Decembir 1955.
Ll t -f Ea t Ellr:rear. Pccessirms (E,-AI)p 'C' Vol. -'eptember 1959.

z5i xi,~, i '. ) z .
A(;HiG:.i UU HE'
Feriodical Z-1,4~Ll,,~,1,3'!'Vi. Vol. .15, T-o. 2h, Bec. 1955.
Sli,11CEr , Z. Improved training of the worke! :3 1, 11 nelp in in the introduction of new .
irethr-d-, .r,. h64.
Monthly List of last 1,11roppan Accessions (L-II) LC, Vol. P, no. 3, March, 1959, Uncl.

_-E-I'LECET, Z'. 3ome problems of the u.--,e of machiner-I and the reduction of over-
,end cost. P. 12.
Vol. -6, no. 4, Feb. 1-/,5()
'UIURE
Cz~-choslovlkia
j,7, ; &ast !!~irope.;ri Accession Vol. (), ~,O- 5, MaY 1957

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r-I.T-RPTA YHDI-3A Sec. 6 Vol. 11/8 Aug- 57
4052. ~[N(U(-"KOVA I. and It UNATUKOVA .1. Ost.1,6k.Chem. 1.6k. F-ik- MU, M-110;
--I,.dk. Fak. MU, Brno. A louLtl ionexii pfi vy~etfovJnf la I u-
deenfch &(Av v praxi. 'rhe use of an ~on exchange resin in
t u b P I e s s g a s t r i c -it na Is i s vNi"r ft LrK. P~55. 1,12 (!'01)-jU3)
(;f.-phs 3 Tables 3
The m-1 -1 -f Pelikin and Plav-~i Ltik.tes. 1953, 44-,' -ising a basic ion
11:mv, . wits tested in 81) md compareff -.k -1-1:41 fliethod f,f
. I-, sis by aspiration I- !;q anatysis v;
md hyperacidity, but it teliable in hypj0dit.>.

n:LJCAII. Miles; SIMBCKOVA, Ijuba; POKO,'iNY, Jirt
Thlobarbiturate level in the blood stream during labor. Can. lek. cesk.
98 no.27:84&851 3 JulY 59.
1. 111. gynekologicko-Dorodnicke oddeleni. v Brne, prednosta doe. dr.
Cernoch. Vatav pro leka'rokou chemii lekarske fakulty v Brne, prednosta
T)rof. dr. 0. Wagner. M.L, Brno, III. gyn. por. odd.
(IABOR, anesth. & analgesia
barbiturates, blood level during labor (Cz))
(HARBITUIUM, in blood
during anesth. in labor (Cz))

URRASEK, Jan; SIYXCKOVA, Libuse
Acute polychondritio. Cas.lek.cosk 100 no.21:639-643 26 My 161.
1. MUNZ-Olstmva I, interni oddeleni I. prednoota MUDr. T. Urba"k.
(CARTILAGE dis)

MIKULF,Cff, Z;IIOVAKOVA, J;SIMKOVA, V.
71putralization of skin sensitivity to the origin of occupa-
tinnal dermatosea. Lek-. listy Brno 7 no.7:182-186 I Apr. 1952,
(CLKL 22:2)
1. Of the Dermatolngical Department (Head--Zdenok Mikulecky,
it. D.) of KnlIn State District Hospital.

MIKULICKY, Z., KUDr; ACHIKOVA-HOVAKOVA, J., MUDr; SIMCKOVA, V., KUDr;
OBERTHOR, T.. MUDr
Occupational dermatitis In workers of fur industry. Prakt. lek.,
Praha 35 no.2:31-33 ZO Jan 55
1. Z OUNZ v Koline, odd. koznl, prednosta primar M-JDr Z.Kikulecky,
Z zavodniho zdrav. strediska v n.p. Kara, Stary Kolin
(DERMATIM, COWACT
occup. in fur Indust.)
(OCCUPATZONAL DISHASRS
dermatitis in fur industs)

NISTOR, Dumitru., ing.; BORSI, Adalbert, ing.; BOUGAN, V., ing.;
MARGINEANU, E., ing. sef; FOCOL, AlexandrL; SOLOMON, Tr., ing. sef;
SIMEDREA, T., ing.; JENEI, D., ing. sef
Problems of increasing labor produttivity in the mechanical
engineering industry. Probleme econ 16 n-.12:149-151 D 163.
1. Director, Uzina Unio--Satu Mare (for Nistor). 2. Sef serv. org.
productiai, Uzina UnIo--3ntu Mare (for Borsi). 3. Director ' Uzina
Infratirea-Oraden (for Bologan). 4. Uzina Infratirea-Gradea (for
Margineanu). 5. Director, Uzina Balanta-Zibiu (for Pocol).
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