SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SKORCHELLETTI, V.V. - SKORIK, K.I.

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AUTHOR: Lepeshinskaya, N.;,Skorchelletti, V. V.; Manaetyrev, V. P.
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TITLE: Study of the change in the surface composition of alloys of the
Ga
system under the influence of a corrosive medium by measuring the work f-Uncti
SOURCE: Zhurnal prikladnoy khimii, V, 3 no. 7, 1965, 1556-1562
TOPIC TAGS: copper Alloy, nickel alloy., work function, alloy corrosion, Alloy
surface, alloy ssivation
pa
ABSTRACT: Changes in the work function of Cu-Ni alloys in the hamogenized,:state:
were determined from the shift of the volt-ampere characteristles (P. A. Ander-_---~._..
son s method). The apparatus used is illustrated and describedi; it was found
that the work function increases steadily.from copper to nickel. After the
alloys were etched in a 5% ammonia solution, the work function increased owing.
to the formation of a passivating layer.of oxide or chomisorbed oxygen. The
nature of the relationship between t1w work function:and.the alloycomposition,
i changes after the ammonia solution has been in contact with the alloys. At 50
at. % Ni, an abrupt rise in work function (to 0.27 eV/17. Ni) takes pla6e as, the
Card 1/2

~--d, -n,! oxidize-i uietal surfaues b- reconfirg cathodic charging
(nirvps, Par,, 3: Alloys in the system, RI ~- Sb, Zashch. met. 2'
Ja-F Ib6~ (MIRA 19: 1)
p0 1-1 tekhnicheikiy institut, imeni M.I. Kalinina.
Submitted J'IIY 5, 1965.

-ad-W-tr ogen wn-if~
RT- %PY.P D. Simova a well.
01del. jwos,- a. e - Nau -
zg S'W'
41-t)z$k2AUssianallatjcrmaiisuminarift 1954). 7
R"mais spectra of 5
of 5alicylaidehy r., Jje =e, and
S(Aus. of these camptis. ut EtOH, WOH, dioxane, flu,,roben-
zene, and CCIj are given' For comparison, the Parnan spec-
tra at LJz[1 alld its soins. in AfeOH and ofsoIns.ofp-liydroxy-
benzaldehYde in EtOlland McOll kere also studied. The
fmqutncy for the Oil group which takes part in ;ntrainal
If bouding wa., not ohL;erved in the spectra for the first 21
substaucei. Bedds the ititense, line at 3070 A., which is
due to the valence vibration of, the C-H bond of Vie
berizenc nucleus, several weak lines and bands were ob--
served in the region above 3000 A. in the spectra for sallcy-
ialdJjyde and Me salicylate. These lines are related to the
overtanc-s and the combination frequencies of the basic
vibrationsof the tnol. It was found that the only significant
change due to the formation of intramol. H bonds was for
the carixinyl frequencies. The behavior of the frequency
for the C:O group in the spectrum of salicylaidehyde led
to the conclusion that, besides the existence e3( the triono-
tllc~ic forin in which'C: 0 and the Oil groups tire assoccl. in
all intramol. It bond, there also exists a dimeric assocn. of
its inols. Study of the carbonyl frequencies shosys that the
intraniol. 11 bund has all enerHy which is close to the energy.
for t1w hitt:rtitol, I I Lgind in the dintera of fortaic and acetic
itchlti. Thc luteractioil of the solvents on substances with a
.trong intrainol. 11 build is significantly %ve-aker titan for
tlw.~e ,itilistances with itacrujol. If bonds. The intraino).
11 bond Sigglifloallily challges the frequency ill the low-
fr(.1111'.11ey R. J.Llell-ywl

SKORCHEVj B.; SIMOVA P,
3
Mercury electric lamps. P. 72
Bulgarska akademi-ia na naukite, Fizicheski institut. FIZIKO-MATEMATICHESKO SPIWTIE.
Sofia, Bulgaria. Vol. 2, no. 2. 1959 BULGARIA.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAI), LC, Vol. 8, no. 11., Nov. 1959
Uncle

BONCHEV, Ts.; MITRANI, I.; OMIAI-MZHIYEV, S. (ormandzhiev, S.1;
SIMMS$ B.; UNNOV, lo
The Moessbauer effect in W182 studied with the aid of the ~ - Y
coincidence method. Doklady BAN 16 no.1-15-18 163.
1. Predstavleno akad. Khr. Krhistovym.

L 22120-66 9-IT. (1) IJP(c)
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AUTHOR: Bonchev, Ts.; AXftMjrski, -P-; Mandzhukov, I.; Nedyalkova, N.; Skorchey.
B. Strigachev, A.
ORG: Sofia University "Mment Okhridski" (Sofiyskiy universitet)
7 1
TITLE: A study of Brownian motion by means of the Mossbauer effect
SOURCE: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki., v. 50', no. lp 1966A
62-68
TOPIC TAGS: Mossbauer effect, tin, Brownian motion, resonance absorption, vircous,
fluid, silicone, glycerin , isotope, gamma quantum
ABSTRACT: The authors have investigated the resonance absorption of y quanta in
Sn'19 in SnQ2~ particles suspended in different liquids. The resonance absorption
spectra were obtained with a Mossbauer spectrometer with a moving source having a
velocity ranging from 0 to 13.9% kept at room tem-
_30 MM/sec. The source was Sn
perature. The absorber temperature ranged from -196 to +250C. Variation of the
viscosity of a glycerin suspension by diluting the latter with water, at constant
temperature, increased the line width in accordance with the law formulated by
Singwi and Sjolander (Physo Rev* ve 120p 10931, 1960)- The same takes place in a
;L.Card l/2

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ACC NR: Ap6oo492o
e2
suspension in a silicone oil whose viscosity is altered by changing the tempera-
ture. The results are analyzed from the point of view of the mechanism whereby
the 7 quantum is absorbed by t~_e SnQ2. It is concluded that in suspensions, un-
like ordinary liquids) the absorption does not occur spontaneously, nor does it
occur within a certain time interval of the order of the half-life of the nuclear
level, but it must be assumed that the suspension particles stay in equilibrium
during some time. The absorption of the 7 quantum then depends not only on the
instantaneous particle velocity but also on the time interval between the jumplike
changes of velocity which occur In suspension, which have a statistical nature
similar to that of Brownian motion. This feature uncovers interesting possibili-
ties for the investigation of the structure of -liquids and of the 7 quantum ab-
sorption mechanism. Orig. art. has: 8 figures and 10 formulas.
SUB CODE: 2o/ suBm DATE: ogAug65/ ORIG REF: 008/ OTH REF: 003

SKORCID., D. D-r Petur (gr Stalin)
Iv, P
Cholera in Varna during the Crimean War. Izv.xikrob.ist., Sofia 5:
439-446 1954.
(CHOLIRA, epidemiology,
in Bulgaria, hist.)

MEW, I.. 1,11777,14T,!~i7l, V_ ~' XA, Ye.; vYiNOLOV, K.;
UNEII-,~,, Zh.; 1EYCHE
T
I
ELOROV, V.
, - iarum-pul -Ioru.- as pathog-ens cf -food poi-soni---g
Salmonella gallir
in man. Zhur. mikrob-iol., epid. i irmun. 41 no.12:118-119
D '- 64. (IMITU, 18:3)
1. Sofi,,nski- med.-It3inskiy institut, 1 Sofiyska,-a infektsionnaya
bol'ni.tsa i 'Jetc-ri-narnyy -institut, -'ofiya,, Bolgariya.

SKORCHINSKIT, A.A., akadem1k; BARON. L.1., doktor takhnicheakikh nauk.
Soviet science in the control of mine dust. Bezop. truda T prom.
I no.l:?-.ll Ja '57. Mm io: 4)
1. Institut gornogo dela Akademil nauk SSSR.
(Mine dusts) (Dust collectors)

, 1
7~1

SUMA1.2p Given Names
Counti-1: Poland
Academic Degrees:,50t given7
Second Clinic of Internal Diseases (II Klinika Chorob Wewneti-
Affiliation '-n-y-c-OTSilesian, School of Medicine (Slaska Akademia Medyc=a'
Zabrze; Director: Prof. W. ZAHORSKI, Dr.
Source:Varsawl Rieny i M dezalnel Vol ZVI No 31
Postepy H1 0- � V~Osy~a
1961, PP--353-357.
Data: "Electrocardiogram Changes in Chronic Experimental Lead Poisoning
in Rabbits."

KUCHAROZYK, W.; LIMANSKI, M.; SKORCZYNSKI, M.; SZAFLARSKI, J.
Free amino acids in blood serum In cases of trichinella spiralis.
Wiadomosci -Darazyt. 6 no.4:329-330 160.
1. The Labor. for Immunopathology of Pregnancy and Infant,
Katowice, Poland.
(TRICHINOSIS blood)
(AMINO ACIDS blood)

DZIEWIT, J.T.; KUCHARCZYK, W.; PRZESMYCKA, I.; SK ICZTNSKI, M.
The clinical course In 101 cases of trichinellosis In hospital
of infectious diseases in Chorzow (1960). Wiadamosci para-m7t.
6 no.4:335 f60.
1. The Hospital of Infections Diseases and the Labor, for
Immunopathology of Pregnancy and Infant, Katowice, Poland.
(TRICHINOSIS epidemiol)

GLOWINSK1,Mieczyslaw; KUGHARCZYK,Wiktor; LIMANSKI,Marisn; SKOROZYNSKI,Mari&n
Attempted characterization of gonorrheal diplococci (NeisserIA
gonorrhoeae) isolated from male urethras and vaginas. Polski
tygod.lek. 15 no.18:672-675 2 My 160.
1. Z Wojewodzkiej Przu'chodni Skorno-WenerologiC2nej w Katowicach;
kierownik: dr. mad. Stanislaw Totusynski i z Wojewodzkiej Przychodni
Imnninopatologii Ciazy i NoworodkEL w Katowicach; kierownik:dr. Med.
Marian,Skorc-ynakA.
(NAISSERIA GONORRH03")

GLOWINSKI, MieC2yslaw; TALAROW, Wilhelm,__SKMCZyN-sKI,,. Marian
Significance of toxoplasmosis in the pathology of pregnancy. Gino
PolsIm 31 n0-1:45-56 Ja-F 160.
1. Z I Kliniki Poloznietwa i Chorob Kobiecyc)T v Zabrzu. Kierownik:
prof.dr W.Starzewski i z Wojewodzkiego Osrodka Immanopatologii
-Ciazy i Noworodka. Kierownik: dr M. Skorazynski.
(PREGNANCY compl.)
(TOXOPLASMOSIS in pregn.)

SZAFLARSIKI, J.;_SKORCZYNSKI, M.; KUCHARCZYK, W.; LD4ANSKI, M.
Studies on the activity of transaminases (GOT and GPT) in experi-
mental toxoplasmosis. Wiadomosci parazyt. 7 no.2:437-438 161.
1. Wojewodzka Przychodnia Immunopatologii Ciazy i Noworodka,
Zaklad Mikrobiologii Lekarskiej Slasklej Akademii Medycznej.
(TOXOPLASMOSIS exper) (TRANSAMINASES cbem)

SKORCUNSKI, Marian; GLOWECKI, Mieczyslaw; RYBUYUSKI, Jerzy; LIMANSKI,
flarian,
Behavior of transaminases (SGOT and SGPT) in hemolytic disease
of the new born. Pol tyg. lek. 18 no.46:1709-1713 11 N 163.
1. Z Wojewodzkiej Przychodni Immunologii Ciazy i floworodka w
Katowicach; (kierownik: dr. med. M.Skorczynski) i z Kliniki
Poloznictwa i Chorob Kobiecych Sl. AM (kderownik: prof. dr.
M. Glowinski).

SZAFLARSKI, Jerzy; SKORC'7YNSKI, Marian; KUCRARC7TP,, Wiktor;
LII-YkNSKI, flarian
Activity of transaminases (GOT and GPT) in experimental
toxoplasmosis. Acta parasit Pol 11 no. 19: 371-374 163.
1. Zaklad 1,ikrobiologii, Akademia Medyczna, Zabrze-Rokitnica
(for Szaflarski).
2. Wojewodzka Przychodnia Immunopatologii Ciazy, Katowice
(for Skorczynski, Kucharczyk, Limanski).

SKORCZYNSKI, Marian; RYBCZYNSKI, Jerzy
Our method of exchange transfusion in hemolytic disease of
the newborn. Ginek. pol. 34 n0-4:481-485 163.
l. Z Osrodka Immunopatologii ciazy i noworodka w Katowicach
Kierownik: dr med. M. Skorczynski.
(ERYTHROBLASTOSIS, FETAL)
(EXCHANGE TRANSFUSION)

GLOWINSKI, Mieczyslaw; SKCRCZYNSKI Marian; SZAFLARSKI, Jerzy;
LDOMKI, Mari~~~
Activity of transaminases (SGOT and SGPT) in the blood serm
of pregnant women suspected of tozopiasmosis. Pol. tyg. lek.
18 no.27:969-975 1 il 163.
1. Z I Rliniki Poloznictwa i Chorob Kobiecych Sl. AM v Zabrau;
kierownik: prof. dr Wojc1ech Starzowski(deceased) i z Woj.
Przychodni 'Immilnopatologii Ciazy i Noworodka w Katowicach;
kierownik: dr Marian Skorczynaki.
(FREGNANCY COMPL... INFECTIOUS)
(ALANM AMINOTRANSFERASE)
(ASPARTATE AMINOTRANSFERASE)
(BLOOD CHEMICAL ANALYSIS)
(ENZYME TESTS) (TOXOPLASMOSIS)

EAST GERMANY/POLAND UDC: 576.985.132.6 616.995.132.6
KUCHARCZYK, W., Dr., and SKORCZYNSKI, Marian, Docent, Dr., of the Immunopatho-
logical Institution for Pregnidn-61ei- and Newborn in Katowice (Head: SKORCZINSKY,
Marian, Docent, Dr.); and SZAFURSKI, Jerzy, Professor, Dr., Head of the Chair
for Microbiology at the Silesian Medical Academy in Zabrze-Rokitnica (original-
language versions not given), both in Poland.
"On tile Significance of Certain Biochemical Investigations in the Course of
Trichinosis"
Jena, Angewandte Parasitologie, Vol 7, No 4, Nov 1966, pp 270-275.
Abstract: It was shown that a number of biochemical investigations can assist
in studies and diagnosis of human trichinosis. These investigations include
the behavior of the blood protein; the behavior of C-reactiveprotein in the
acute stages of the disease; the behavior of free aminoacids in the blood se-
rum; and the behavior of the glutamin-oxalacetic acid transaminase. The signi-
ficance of each of these investigations was described. 9 references, including
7 Polish and 2 Western. (Manuscript received 20 Feb 1965).
1/1

SKUWKY., Dimitur
Cones of linearity in some fixed linear spaces~. Godisbnik fiz
mat 53 no.1:135-140 '58/t59 [publ. t591.

SKORDEVI D.
Algorithmic bisolvability ot the problem of the existence
of a solution of exponential Diophaptine equations.
Fiz mat spisanie BAIT 5 no-4:302-304 162.

FOLAND/1--am Animels. Horsc!~ C-2
Abs Jour : Rof Zhur - Biol., No 11, 1958, No 49o,48
Author : Skordowski Edward
Inst
Title : InvestiCcting Fossilized Skulls of SwadiSh Horses
Orig Pub : cool. polon., 19%, (1957), 7, No 4, 4,55-470
I)bptr!,ct: A,-,on& n.:olithic horses of South Sccndimviv, Equus C. cwnrti
r~-i-N.cal ..-ith E.C. nordicuc warc rrclonin-nt. D-,ring the
Brom~c cgo r certrin nu-bor of E. C. r'unincnris clEo appcrrcd.
The -uthor ~upporcF thrt during periods of invosion (Noclith)
nnd cxp-nsion (Iron), the h,-rdy sub-specios of E. c. Ewvrti
cll]~c to tho foref-round, while during, the period of indus-
trirlinction (Bronze), horses of E. c. orpcoviemis vnd E. c.
nordicuc specicr bccv-~7a pror-inent.
C.-rd 1/1
6

SKORDEV, Dimitur G.
Flnumerable and /k-recursive operators. Izv Yat inst BAB 7
5-43 1-63.

A,
J% Nr. 982 -7 15 4 'Jii~e
HIGH-PURITY CADMIUM (USSR)
Pliginskaya, L. V., and N, V. Skordla. IN: Akadt~ 'niiya - hd~tk SSSR. ln~titut'
fhetallurgii'i-mer~i A.. A, BaykovbL.- Trudy, no, 11.,'1962, 66-70.
S/509/621000/011/002/019
Extraction of high-purity cadmium and refining of cadmium metal by electrol-
ysis have been studied in cooperation with the Institute of Semiconductors and -
the Institute of Physical Problems, Academy of Sciences USSR. Bright, fine-
grained cadmium deposits were obtained on the titanium cathode (platinum
anode)E~cm anelectrolyte initially containing 200 to 250 g1l cadm171m and 20 g1l
sulfuric acid with a cathode currentd~n~tY4 50 to 60 amp/m2. Spectral
analysis of the melted deposit showed minute residues of such impurities as
Cu, Pb, Ag. Si,, Mg, Ca, Al, Ni, and Fe, These impurities should be re-
moved prior to electrolysis; the Pb, -Ag, Al, Fe, and Ni by precipitation with
2 g /1 F2 (SOO,a:id the CU either by extr~tction with dithizone or precipitation on
cadmium spqnge. Stress-relieved cadmium wire.made of metal deposited
Card 1/2

AID Hr. 982-7 4 June
1UGH-PURITY CAD.MMA [Cont-dl S/509/62/000/011/002/019
from apuriffed. electrolyte had a residual resistivity r%,LPK :R 2 739K of 0. 00657
and R-16~1(:'Z275~C Of 0. 000447. In refining the comm er cial- grade cadmium.
the best results were obtained - With double electrolysis: electrolysis with a
soluble anode produced a Cd sponge which was dissolved in sulfuric acid;
the solution was purified as above and wedasthe electrolyte. Spectral analysis
of the refined cadmium showed that it does not contain any impurities except
traces of Ca and Mg and 0.00OZ7QCu, The optimum electrolysis conditions are
as follows: cathode current density, 50 to 60 arhp/m~ electrolyte temperature,
20 to 25~C; acidity, not less than 40 g11; and cadmium concentration, not less
than 50 g/I.In'a tiydrodildi~ic Eeid solution the current density must be raised to
100-150 am~/M2; cadmium refined in this manner has had approximately the
same residual resistivity as.above. [NDI
Ca:M. 2/2

all-d cil
in
ga '03 17: 12

IV~IUIJIOVI A.K. (Ivn-nov, O.K.] ; SKORMLI, -1 V.,p.
Some characteristics of the convergelice of the southwentern
0
margin of the Russian Platform and the outer zone of the
CarpathIan piedmont fault. Geol. zhur. 24 no.2:32-41 164
(MIRk 18:2)
1. Inst! L~it geologii goi-~mchikb Iskopaypmyl-h AN McrSSR i
LIvov51-aya geologorazvedociuiaya kontora.

SKORECKI, Tadeusz
W .~
.V,~,rr"r - -
---" ' In memoriam of Dr. Ka21mierz Opacki. Chir. narz. ruchu 22 no-5:497-
498 1957.
(OBITUARM
Opacki, Xazimierz (Pol))

-SKORSOKI, TaIdeuaz - .
Trochanteric fractures in older subjects. Chir.narz.rachu ortop.
polska 25 n0-1:71-75 160.
1. Z Oddzialu Ortopedyczno-Urazowego Szpitala Miejskiego Nr.8 w
'darazawie. Ordynator: prof.dr. Z. Ambros.
(YA(UR BACK fract.& disloc.)

/- ,, I-
.- .. f- ~--;t '. I
- . I ~ _j
."FIRSKY, P.;HR&BANrs, J.;'I&SEK, J.;SKOFLHPA, J.
Changes of protein metabolism in peptic ulcer: electrophoretic
study. Sborn. pathof3ratol. trav. vvz. 6 no. 1-2:30-34 July 1952.

SKORRPA, Jirl, Dr
---" , ~ -- - ~~
Periarttritis nodosa in Soviet writings. Gas.lek.cesk. 91 no.11:333-336
14 Mar 52.
1. Ze IV. Interni kliniky. Prednosta: Prof. dr. 13. Prumik.
(MIARTHRITIS NCDOSA,
Soviet writings)

HISELT, E., Dr; SKOREPA, J.. drj JEDLICKA, V., prof. dr.
Bacterial endocarditia in congenital heart disease associated with
situe viscerum Invarsus. Cas.lek.cesk. 91 no.IP5-46:1291-1297 14 Nov
52.
1. Ze IV. interni kliniky (prednosta pref. dr. B. Prusik) a Il.
pathol-anatem. ustavu (prodnesta Prof. dr. V.Jedlicka).
(SITUS INVEASUS'
visceral. with bact. andocarditis & congen. cardievasc.
defects)
(MOOCAIRDITIS, BACTERIAL, complications.
situs invarsus of -viscera & congon. cardievase.'defacts)
(CARDIOVASaTLAR'DMCTS, CONGENITAL, complications,
ondocarditia, bact., & aitus inversuB of viscera)

SKOP, V., MUDr; SK PA J., MUDr
Disc-lika supradiaphragmatic atelectases. Ceek.roentg. 9 no.2:
72-75 June 55.
1. Ze IV. interni kliniky KU. Prednosta prof. MUDr Boh. Prusik
(ATILACTASIS
basal, linear. x-ray diag.)

FUCIK, M., Doc. Dr.; SKOREPA, J.,As., Dr.
Difficulties in diagnosis of umcer of the pancreas. Gas. lek.
cask. 94 no.1-2:19-22 7 Jan 55.
1. Ze IT, interni kliniky prof. Dr. B.Prusika
(PANCREAS. neoplasms
diag. difficulties)

WN Nuo a hop'tAm'", the yffe I LCthity -10 gtn~
Cid put".hl vitro. 1. Skoltom wW A. Novik (Chaks Zo~
Pmgme). Vts4?WPfdaMW2& 388-019M).--Con-.
to ob (x vim,
to I mi. arum of Phstua in ro does not thees-!
activity. I tes of mt heart jmd
-nhonr, lightly y8b Of t butyrate lu serum its ro
I~i In the p 0 1. Influe of lutolytic po""Is dttc-
Ing incubatfam es y Crable',cidity is dis-
cussed. -I-J-UEUW.L_

ti
Tai-
vx4m
C!
runi est. in hum" blood taken 15 min. after
tatravemous appI'vatJort of heparin (1) causes hydrolysis of 4d
the IoMwIng 5yatig1k substrates (in the descendin der
01- , tude): Ut butyrate, Ht isobutyrate, Lu ~912"Zte,
tli.-fto. and tributyrin. Isopropyl and Ut acetute were not
affected. rsterolysis is WhIbIted by Na taurocholate. chol-'
esterol, and premnaim (U), The Inhibitory eff"t of U is
abolished by Ot addn. in vilya of 1. L, . Ilrbdnek
-J

Hapain and If tovel. Sko and S. Noyik
loo"I
(Chubts Uttir" ~pm~guc - Vxitfxi tMor 97
latmvenously to man and -in'tra
no influence upon the bk)od-suSat
level. -Wbintk

'0 eaction of lipemic plama, J, Skofcpa (IV4
Ge,e =klfr Prague). Caso LAW
,7 r, ti
(1066),-A review with aces. The r7le oi esteraly
the clearing reactinn and the possible mcchanWn involvcd
fluis

Th LafiuenlE6 69 bepailn'on the level of liff-MM -seru-hil'
Le
ipase and esterase. f. Skotepa and 11. To,lc,rovi6ovA
~
(IV. interni kiln,, Pra~,_ii_e).~ _&ibPis Ukvthl C~skjrh 95,
289-93(1956)~The esteralytic activity of scrtilu was cstd.
by the method proposed by Cherry and.Crandall (C.A.
26, 4074) by use of 50% olive oil eynul.~ion, ajj)yl accUte.
or ethyl butyrate (1) as Fuhstnite. Samples %veto dralyn
twfore and 15 min. niter the intravettous irlivetion of WO j"
units of heparin (11). No cliange ill tile sentin liflase and
amyl acetate splitting alieiterme activillen ;tiler tile ad.
minhtmtion of It iver!! notiml. When I -.v:tq iised. a ron-
siderable enhancement of e~terolysk (by t 1-48c!' _ av. 2G~,"')
appeared. It was without influence in triha. A pritictiha-
tion for 12 Ism. at 37' dtr-% not chari-ge llic estur,,lytii: ac-
tivit3r of pre-11 wrilin, but the rimr i-f I spl;ttiiigactivity clue
to 11 iis viro is suppreisLd by preimuh-a6m. fleparin and
inbibitorsof esterolytic activity In human serum. lbid.=-
6-Aremarkable difrerence ill the I splil tingactivi(v lictween
the pre-11 and post-11 scrums renutined even after 5 min. of
heat fnactivnt* With Various Cillierls. if Nal" I
'on
splitting activity of pre-11 SMull ShOWC41 a siriking ill-
hibition, whereas tile 11-timulatcd nctivity wiv; much
more rc-Mstant. Tile nciiity of pre-11 scrom %Y:ts totidly
inhibited by 10-111f ~11~5051i~,MiIW 011) Wilcri-.13 tile! '.,Ct!V-
ity of the pust-11 scrum ivas oniy lightly di,prer'_'d. Di-
ethyl p-nitrophenyl Pbnq[P!I!LtC CZMSc_N twarly colliplHe ill-
lliNtion of I splitting activity fir prk~41 torum at -1 In-'Jf

corwit., wlicreas p(At-11 seruni is completely suppressed by
10-121 coner,. The roulu of (tic III inhibition txperimcuts
are interpreted its evidence for the preponderance. of the
liscudocholine-iterase compoutut in the pr.~11 estemytic
artivity and of alienttrwse aficr It. Differtntes bctw__~Cu the
pre-11 tnd pust-11 ictivity Cau5ed b the inhibluas call be
accountol fur by compctition ef ariestense with 115eudo-
cholin,snxise for the substrate and/or cufactor witl.-Out re-
course to a special "Iwparin enzyme" postolatizd by Levy
and Swank (CA. 49, 8439a). Wher the difference of post-'
11 minus prc-ii esterolytic activity is plotted against time
after 11 injection, both uninhibimi and III inhibited serums
show d max. at tit. shortest interval tested (2 min.) and a
gradual (ILTline. The original level is not yet atWned at
(W) tniu. 1. N1.11ais,

SKORMPA J. Dr.; TODOROVICOVA, H., Dr.
Wolf
Hoparin and inhibitors of estorolytic activity in human serum.
Cas. lek. cesk. 95 no.11;293-296 1956
1. Ze Iv. Interni Kliniky Karlovy university v Praze. Prednosta:
prof. MIJDr B. Prusik-Pracovni skupina doe. MOr M. Puelka.
(HIPARIN, eff .
esterolytic activity of blood, eff. of inhibitors)
(BLOCD
esterolytic activity of heparinized & non-heparinized
blood, off. of inhibitors)

is jolm
J-
-s.-Jr,cir T
ns
Tit le incoi,,~zlete
Pub
TIC,
Abstract
Card 1/ 1

SKOW-A, J.; NOVAK, S.; TODOROVICOVA, H.
of he-'oarin on blood esterase in rabbits. Sborn. lek. 59 no.4:
99-101 Apr 58.
1. IV. interni Iclinika fakulty vseobecneho lekarstvi Karlovy university
v Fraze, prednosta prof. Dr. 3. Prusik. J. S., Praha 1, Konviktaka 5,
(OVARIN, eff.
on blood esterase in rabbits, intracardial admin. ((;Z))
(~STARASES, in blood
eff. of heparin in rabbits, intracardial admin. (Cz))

SKOREPA, J. ; If-,VAK, S.; TODOROIIICOVA, H.
Post-he-narin e9teraae & arteriosclerosis. Sborn. lek. 59 no.4:108-111
Anr 58.
1. IV. interni klinika fakulty vseobecneho lek-arstvi Karlovy university
v Praze, prednosta prof. 'Dr. B. Prusik. Adres autora: J. S. Praha 1,
Konviktska 5.)
(KOPARIN, ef f.
on blood esterase in arteriosclerosis & normal subjects (Cz))
ONTERASM, in blood
eff. of heparin in arteriosclerosis & normal subjects (Oz))
(ARTZRIOSCLEROSIS, blood in
esterase, eff. of heparin, comoarison with normal subjects (Cz))

E7C`;.R:'TA YEDICIk Set 2 Vol 12/Z Pijysiolo.-y Feb
546. EFFEC,r OF PROTAMINE ON POST-11EPARIN ESTERASE ACTIVITY -
(Jd.nekprotaminunapootheparinovotiesterasu-Skofepa J., Todo-
-- -k -e
rovidovd H. and Novdk S. W.Int. Klin.. Fa 7-5-i-ob-7-1-cck. ,
Karlovy Univ., Praha - SBORX. LtK. 1958, 60/5 (141-145) Graphs 2
Tables 4
Injection of protamine does not influence the esterase activity existing before
heparin administration, but inhibits that found after heparin. Small amounts of
protamine in vitro do not influence either pre -heparin or post-heparin esterase
activity. (11, 6*)

ftCERPTA MEDIGA Sec 2 Vol 12/7 Mysiology JulY 59
2708. ESTEROLYTIC ACTIVITY IN HEALTHY INDIVIDUALS - Esterolytickd
aktivita sdra u zdravych osob - Skofepa J. , Novdk S. and M*�tan
J. IV. Int. Klin. Fak. V9eobecn?E-o-LTk--R-a-r1ovy Univ., Praha Univ.,
Praha; Krajskd Transf. Stanice, Praha - SBORN. LEK. 1958, 60/10 (311-
314) Graphs I Tables 3
Esterolytic activity of the serum in 138 blood donors (74 men and 64 women) was
examined. The average value was 3.14 ml. 0.05 N NaOH with s.d. � 0.38 using
Cherry and Crandall's method. The substrate was ethyl butyrate. According to a
statistical analysis of the results the extreme values are: 2.19 and 4.09 ml. 005 N
NaOH. In men the esterolytic activity of serum Is slightly higher than in women.
There is no difference in the esterolytic activities of the ABO blood groupo.
A

VIrS-AU4f'F V 411,
EXCERPTA KEDICA Sec 16 Vol 7/6 Cancer Juno 59
,204). Esteroly(ic activity of serum in carcinoma I'Awl'Ok-tickiaktivita s6ra u
and TowpnovlhwA li, W. lilt, Klill. Fak.
T.-
N'if -obt, i j M if 7F'"ka i (,'t i i v., I Ira I ia Shnrn. lttk, 195", f'(), 11) (115 - 320) (; ra PIM -1
A plobablf-a%sociatiol (if iow i-sterni)-ticartivity ortic sertun with gastric and )Ill.
11101MIA (1111n.1. was II)o I adcnocarcinoina o the
Tl( . Positive resolis %%ere obtained in
ki(I Ileyand ill cal-cillollia (if' thr prostatc, pancreas, etc. Insonic carrinornai nrgative
ruslills wric obtained, parlicularly in gynacrologiral caliccr, in localized clitallcotis
carcitioinaand in cancer ol'the large intrstine. 6 apprars that the drop ofestcrolytic
activity is not related to tic extent and localization of mc(astascs and the degree of
caclicxia.

SKORRPA, Jiri; 110VAK, Simon; TODOILOVICOVA, Hana
Esterolytic activity of,blood in liver cirrhosis & diabetes. Sborn.
lek. 60 no.11:321-326 Nov 58.
1. IV. interni klinikzi fakulty :vseobeeneho
v Fraze, prednosta prof. dr. B. Prunik. Dr.
(ESTERASES, in bl ood
in diabetes mellitus & liver
(DIABLTES MELLITUS, blood in
esterolytic activity (Cz))
(LIM CIRRHOSIS, blood in
same)
lekarstvi Xarlovy university
J. S., Konviktska 5. Praha 1.
cirrhosis (Ga))

E',,-ERPTA ITEDICA Sec 6 Vol 13/3 Internal Med. Mar 59
1266. EFFECT OF HEPARIN ON PATHOLOGICALLY DECREASED SERUM
ESTERASE IN CARCINOMA - Skore pa J . N ovAk S. and Todoro-
v i c 0 v A H. Fourth Med. Clin., Charles Univ., Prague - NATURE (Lond.)
1958, 181/4613 (908-909) Tables I
Serum esterolytic activity was measured using ethyl bulyrate as the substrate.
Esterase activity was determined by the titrimetric method. In patients with car-
cinoma who displayed low values of esterase activity i. v. administration of 100
U. heparin per kg. caused an increase of the activity within 5 min. This increase
is substantially greater than in normal persons. Keller Zurich (11, 5. 6. 16)

EXCERPTA MICA Sea 2 Vol 12/9 Physiology SePt 59
4067. DIFFERENCE BETWEEN LIPOPROTEIN LIPA5E AND POST-HEPARIN
ESTERASE IN HUMAN SERUM - Skorepa J. and Novdk S. Fourth
Med. Clin.. Charles Univ., Pragd-e---NWT1URZjtond.) 1958, 182/4628
(117 -118) Tables I
'rhe acceleration of hydrolysis of ethyl butyrate is the result of the action of an
enzyme which, unlike the lipase of the clearing factor, is not inhibited by prota-
mine and heparin in vitro. Bokman Cairo
go

SKORVA, Jiri; NOVAK, Simon; PSTRUZINOVA, Haria
Proteolytic and anti-proteolytic activity of the human serum
following intravenous injection of heparin. Sborn, lek. 61 no.9;
264-266 Sept. 59.
1. IV. interni klinika fainilty vaeoboonsho lekarstvi University Karlovy
v Praze, prednosta doc. dr. MoJmir Yucik.
(YPIPARIN, nhariracol. ) (PROTMAS3S, blood)

SKMEPA, J.; PROCHAZKA, B.; TODOROVICOVA, H.
Partial isolation of post-heparin esterase different from clearing
factor. Sborn.lek. 62 no.203-37 1 160.
1. IV. interni klinika fakulty vseobeeneho lekarstvi Karlovy uni-
versity v Praze, prednosta prof. MUDr. M. Fucik. Ustredni zdra-
votnicky ustav ministerstva, vnitra.
(ESTERASES blood)

TODOROVICOVA, H.; SKCRERA J.
Serum cholinesterase in liver cirrhosis and certain carcinomas.
Sborn.lek. 62 no-2:38-42 F 160.
1. IV. interni klinika fakulty vseobecneho lekarstvi Karlovy uni-
versity v Fraze, prednosta prof.dr. In'. Fucik.
(CYCIIISSTERASE blood)
(LIVER CIRRHOSIS blood)
(NECPLASMS blood)

BOLKOVA,A.; NOVAK, S.; SKOREPA, J.
Differences between liver aliesterases and poot-heparin serum
enteraees. Sborn.lek. 62 no.10:287-290 0 6o.
1. IV. interni klinika fakuly veeobacneho lekarstvi Karlovy
university v Praze, prednosta prof. dr. X.Fucik.
(ESTERASES metab)
(LIVER metab)

TODOROVICOVA, H.; SKOREPA, J.
Esterolytic activity of the blood serum in bronchogenic carcinoma
and in certain lung diseases. Sborn. lek. 63 no.4:104-l(y7 ApkW61.
1. IV. interni kliniJm fakulty vseobeeneho lekarstvi Univ6rsity Karlovy
v Fraze, prednosta prof. dr. M.Fucik.
(ESTERASES blood) (LUNG DIS-~ASES blood)
(CARCINOMA BRONCHOGUTIC blood)

FUCIK.9 M.; BAZIKA, V.; NOVAKY S.; PRAZAK, J.; SKOREPA, J.
On the problem of bleeding from gastrointestinal diverticula. Cas.
lek.cask 100 no.22:692-695 2 Je 161.
1. iv. vnitrni kl-inika KU v Praze, prednosta prof. MUDr. Mojmir Fucik.
(HEMORRHAGE GASTROINTESTINAL etiol)
(DIVERTICULOSIS compl)

SKOREPA, J.; NOVAK, S.; TODOROVICOVA~ H.
Esteraso activity of the human serum in carcinoma; its supplementar7
value in the diagnosis. Cas.lek.cesk 100 no.22.'698-700 z le 163L.
1. IV. interni klinika KU v Praze, prednosta. prof. dr. X. Fucik.
(ESTERASES blood) (NEOPL&SMS blood)

~ 3 K 0 P 1-. ', ~ A ,, . : ',~ LA H , it .
FfPr-ct of inhibit-ars on the activity of partially isolated
postheparlin estera-~e. Shor. lek. 66 no.11;328-331 N 164.
1. IV. Anterni klinika fakulty vseolbecneho lekarstvi University
K,,I!-],)vy v Praze, furedr-osta pr(-t-. -ir M. Fucik).
I N, -

lel-ars-tvi Unil--f3ity
CI U

SKOREPA, J.; HRABAK, P.; NOVAK, S.; TODOROVICOVA, H.
Hydrolysis of various substrates of post-heparin estarase.
Sborn. lek. 67 noollt341-345 N 165.
1. IV. interni klini",,a a 1. vedecko-vyzkumne gastroenterologicke
pracoviste fakulty vaeobecneho lekarstvi University Karlovy
v Praze (prednosta - prof. dr..M. FVcik).

TI i, Pra chov Rncirs ;-ri z,7; a Yotorcycle and A-L:tomol ;I(,, Pa cell) r,
T,:, U, V 0 1 Aiir-.' 1c,11 Prr: I in, C -,, c. c h.
1. or ',-I ily L o" n A ocressions,
.,an.
17ncl.

l'Fr-j-,,ndsl-dF. of -.FAI-ons Grand Fris o4f Czecl,osiovalkially 558,
Ai-r.
Furorear. Accessl-cn-s, LC, Vol* 4,
onthil.7 Li st of
T U-, Cl
Yo ar. r, I

ZDENEK, Vladi8lav, inz., SKOREPA. Vaclav
Determination of the free carbon dioxide in water in con-
centrations over 0,5 mg/I. Energetika Cz 12 no.8:4.15-416
Ag 162.
1. Ceskomoravska-Kolben-mDanek Duklal, n.p., Praha.

ZDENEK, Vladislav, inz.; SK01121PA, Vaclav
Photometric determination of ammonia in water. Energetica
Cz 13 no.8:426-428 Ag 163.
1. Vyzkumne stredisko upravy prumyglovych vod, Ceskomoravska-
Kolben-Danek Duk-la, Praha.

~~7-r fT
- - -.1 IL.
"Vegetables in Dietetics." P. 184. (TfLIVA LIM, Vol. 3, no. 12, Dec. 1953, Praha,
Czechoslovakia,
So: a'-Ionthly List of East European Accessions, LC, Vol. 3, Ito. 5, May 1954/Unclassified

BOUDAY)VA, V., Dr. ; SKOREPOVA, If.
T ---,
Therapy o-l' 'iyportension wil-,b diet. Cesk. gastroenter. 9 no.2:
110- June 55.
1. Ustav pro vyzkum vyzlvy lid1j, red. doc. Dr. J. Masek.
(ITYMPIRMTSION, therapy
diets)
(Dlb?S, ther. use
hypertension)

SKOREMKIT, Tu.A.
Purification of discharge gases in sulfuric-acid concentration plants.
(In:.*%sala (1923- U.S.S.IL) Voesoyuzaaya gosudarstvennaya sanitar-
naya inspektsiya. Ochistka promyshlennykh vybrosov v atmoofem. 1953,
P.157-172) Off-RA 7:1)
1. Nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut po promyshlennoy i saniturnoy
ochistke gasov Ministerstva khtmiaheakoy prodyehlonnosti.
I (Air--Pdrification)

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Marv,
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3)-.c%,cc3k1 I, Yu. A. mid Tc-nnu-, P.A. (Trud. vSosoyu?,. Nuftogw-- =ch.-lssl6d.
InSL. (Froc. AI.I-Unloi Petrol. cf-~s Ina, 1951s, (5), 138-148; abstr.:
Tho SWIC
0)
U021)
1
)
(
.
2
In f(ef. Zh. Khtia. (Rer. J. Clicm, noscm
955,
.
,
SC-111 oloctroswtic h.LS proved uneconcmical and Inefficient ror
t~,.-:? CO!"Cotion of fuxluc"~ 51;'x%. ?,a 11:1pi'wed arrangcl,-,em has bacn tried In
pic!~11i[tau'r fcff-,., tW t)lcrk Into flocs which are tt4n
In 'I ;yelljiln, or UNO Cy(;UI10-- in rcrics. Cas speed In the act1va
of !1b% prcctj,11,;-,Lcv 1),-~ lvrrou~c,-~ frcfi OA to 0.5 bi/sec,
cf~ ~; mh;c~-c ~;Mh ore 5 :r-,/n~'u wit!- ~ I lf2 :iri ancomenE, vo 111
c,ipl utl co, r, rn ccv~ nr, b-.tc),, bolng ci,rric--d hill WIL, -Ind
L; I jr.~, Iry zi f. of I o, i t, r o 1v c.? C, i 111 S

_Y: GiE E. Tevel
U. A. Skrivet--i I, G.
U
IF S - ZaRA6-,
5baenkov, and P. (Stal, 1955, (2), 172~
l
179). (In Russian). An wzpeerimental - oL
ation for cfeaning
"'s -
-
ti
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f
fu
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tuiv ocera
ml
s
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gns
g
6scribed and te6t i"ulta are reported. Thn 'Initallaticti

isted of a ccrd-Oed ;icrubbzr, an
procipi.
tator, a tarbulent gea woeher (a pipe with a Vv:ltun' Coll
strictor into which vdter is injvct~al). and a for
1
d
d
d
um-votit,jit W t
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iir
the
rumoving It rL
,
2
t,j I (P lnae:s~
-witil a water ottallillption of 11,111
N,

Aa

A crkical ::entributior Ir the problem d 3trairable
-Lt~~ and Fg-tarnillu, dpie-firliflar in the goil. Am"
j!.LZrCb, YUKM
r7ell-~-nl $t, '1117-71
1171: =Mi ~urnmuay
--Tht- aiWy--; cA the i;j;jjvjrjf-,:j) soil ;~mipli-s taken frmn
%ingic pr---fil-~ ior the ,cin ~ r4 availlabic P a;,.d K I)v the Stu-
977) is not 'always m-,
14,1c. A large no. of soil sanipic-sl t-L-en inctithly from
v-.~rwu, pl~Ls of 3 w-it ar"15, ~Vcfc allaly" for availahte
P:a nd K The resuft, slzuwLA that the p at"d K coutent (if
from l1wilth to and fnica plot to plot.
pa,rti,mikirl,v in cultivatu,j suits, flenct-, the data obtaftied
froul indi"I"al -'Implus rcallire cautious intL-pretation !a
itvt g. the fertilizer r=,di a' t,ic s4A. Si'via Bi:rub--s

%, i , T ~ , , , , T .11 .. -- . .
. I " . . . I k,~
,", - * -, , r , . I I , I , " , ~, 1 ; " I;,, 1 , . S , : I . I
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:' 7 - - '- - - -- t L~11 Zer.-Ij 1 s te ~-, : : -,
Z~ -
1. '-,, ; --' ' ja-D '63.

MIHALIC, V,i 9.ORIC, A.; RACZ, Z~
Irnre3tigatior.:3 wit-h a view of increasing the productive capacity
of the pa-rapDdzols of northwestern Groati'a. Zemljiste bilika 12
no.1/3.'.51-57 Ja-D 163.
1. Poljoprivrednl faculty of the Un:~versity of Zagreb, Zagreb-
Mlaks'.irdr.

~)KGR 1'.. A., ; 3FRTIV;
COM- IFJ ZGJMr:-t:- C Pin qly:3e r r ir I ~, 1 3 t, I L i k
-12 J,- t'
q.1 1.'q,--,jlty Lh, 'in ~ -,re r
0t gr b, -`agrob~-

HERENCIG, Inge, inz.; SKORIC, Ivan, inz.
Moplen, an isotactic polypropylene product. Kemija u industriji 11
no.9s533-536 S 162.
1."Merkaiji~lell, Zagreb.

SKORIKY A.D.$ inzh.-inspektor; KANDAKOV, V.; SLYUNCHENKO, M.D., inzh.;
SEDNEV, A.I., inzh. po tekhnike bezopasnosti (Nebit-Dag,
Turkmenskaya SSR); SHCHERBAKOV, S., inzh.; RUDAKOV, N.A.
Readers' letters. Bezop. truda v prom. 8 no.11:53-54 N 164.
(MIRA 18:2)
1. Upravlenlye Sredne-Volzbskogo okruga Gosudarstvennogo komiteta
pri Sovets Ministrov RSFSR po nadzoru za bezopasnym vedeniyem
rabot v promyshlennosti i gornomu nadzoru (for Skorik).
2. Glavnyy mekhanik zavoda Yacheistykh betonov, Tatarskaya ASSR
(for Kandakov). 3. Nachallnik proyektno-konstruktorskogo byuro
tresta Novovoly-iskugoll (for Slyunchenko). 4. Upravleniye
llvovskogo okruga Gosudarstvennogo komiteta pri Sovete Ministrov
UkrSSR po nadzoru za bezopasnym vedeniyem rabot v promyshlennosti
i gornomu nadzoru (for Shcherbakov). 5. Amakinskaya ekspeditsiya
Yakutskogo geologicheskogo upravleniya (for Rudakov).

ACCESSION NR: AT4016328 S/0000/62/000/000/0521/0532
AUTHOR: Boldy*rev, V. V.; Skorlk, A- I-
TITLE: Effect. of simultaneous x-irradiation on the rate of thermal ddcomposItIoWi
of barium azide (preliminary report)
SOURCE: Vses. soveshch. po fix. shchelochnogaloldn. krIstallov. 2d, Rigs. 1961. 1
Trudy*. Fix. shchelochnogaloidn. kristallov (Physics of alkali halide cryk~als). ii
Riga, 1962, 527-532
TOPIC TAGS: barium azide, barium azide decom sit Ion,* reaction kinetlics x-ray,
po
electron mobility, ion defect, radiation Induced defect
ABSTRACT: The kinetics of the thermal decomposition of barium azide were studied'
in a vertical electric oven equipped with a photocontact thermostat, a Z-BTN-200
X-ray tube, a RM-I-M dosimeter, and an evacuated capsule connected to a meircury.
manometer. Samples weighing 10 mg were subjected to a temperature of 125.5C for,
25-75 minutes, in some cases with prior or simultaneous Irradiation at 48 or 110
rads1min., the rate of decomposition being recorded continuously by an.EPP-0.9-Mi
potentiometer on the basis of the changes In pressure. As shown in Fig. I of the.7
Enclosure, thermal decomposition was markedly accelerated by.simultaneous X-ray,
,,4yp nT~ by prior X-ray. after reviewing the pertinent literature, the authors,

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TITLE:
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Skorik, A. I. and Boldyrev, V. V.
Arrangement for investigating the kinetics of thermal
U
decomoosition of solids during irradiation
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal fizicheskoy khimii, v. 35, no. 6, 1961, 1370-1371
TEXT: The authors describe an apparatus for observing the kinetics of
thermal decomnosition of solids at 100-2500C during irradiation~ The
arrangement consisted mainly of an electric furnace kept at constant
temperature by a thermocouple. An X-ray tube 3-bTB-200 (3-BTN-200) was
used as radiation source. The pickup of the dosimeter was attached below
the furnace (roentgenometer chamber 'PM-1 -M (RM-1 -M) or a chemical dosimeter
cell). The riser of the manometer was arranged in an inclined position
for a more accurate reading of the pressure in the apparatus., A Wheatstone
bridge circuit was used for automatic reading. A platinum wire was sealed
in the inclined manometer tube (diameter 0.09 mm)- The deviation from zero
tn the bridge circuit was measured with an electronic patentiometer,21M-0.9MI
~EPP-0.9MO, The sensitiveness of this equipment is controllable by a
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7n2tj. t,)'
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Le~,-~en] to Fi s. 1: (1) %crtically fixed electric furnace, (2). khermo-
re!,ulator with ph,otocontact, (3) radiation source,'(4) dosimeter, (5)
reacTion vesse-,, ~U :Ig manome-Ger, kt?
potentiometer, ",,potentiometer, (10)
(11) metal rod for holdin- the spoon,
t,
(14) rheostat, (15, 16) bl-ermocouples,
ev-~cuation tube, (1q) valve. (a) to
vnLa-~s-4one criage, k0) t!.LL-UUrUZIJA;
spoon for the weighed sample,
(12 solenoid, (13) solenoid switch
-irf stopper,
Ofl ground' 0a)
galvanometer-, (b) to pump.
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ACCESSION NR: AP4040954
S/0020/6056/005/1143/IU6
Ab.THOR: Boldy*rev,. V.V. J Skorik, A. 1.
TITLE: Thermal decomposition of gilver and barium azides at instant of''X-ray
irradiation
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady*, v, 156, no* 5,1964j, 114j-3146
TOPIC TAGS: silver azide, barium azide, silver azide thermal decomposition,
baritip azide thermal decomposition, ultraviolet irradiation, silver nitride
'ABSTRACT:
The authors studied th6 kinetics of thermal decomposition of silver
and barium azides. Analysis was carried out with and vithout-irradiation at
the instant of decomposition. 11any.authors contend,that the thermal
4ecomposition rate is determined by the process of exciting electrons out of the
valency zone into the conductivity zone. The authors believed that the best
method for verifying this hypothesis is the course of decomposition at the
instant of irradiation.. The test specimens weie analyzed by a! technique and
on an apparatus whi6h was-described by A.~ 1. Skorik and V, V. Boldy-*rev (Zh. F.
Kh. 35j, (1961), 6). The Ag N was decomposed at Z7000. Fifteen milligram
weighed portions were USed., 1r;adiating the sample with X-rays or ultraviolet,
Card 1/)

ACCESSION NR.- AP4040954
liEht at the instant of decomposition has no effect upon the rate of its thermal
decomposition. A gamma-current greater that 0.4 x 10- 9 amps was not obserXed,
the photocurrent 5.0 0.3 x 10 - 8 amp at a background current of 1.7 x 10 , 0 amp.
Barium azide was thermally decomposed at 1250C *ith a dosage rad min. Findings
show that irradiation of tho bariu'm azi'ab'sample with X-rays at the instant of
decomposition inereases,thel!maximum decomposition rate and red4cesthe induction
period. The authors conclude that the hypothesis concerning the limiting role
of electron transition from the valency zohe int6 the conductivily bond during
the thermal decomposition of ion salts can be valid only with a specifia ratio
bel'-ween the concencentiations of free electrons and effective electron tr4ips.-
In particular, thin hypothesis does not correspond to fact in the case of silver
azide, Orig. art. hass 3 figures and 7 equations.
ASSOCIATIONi Nauchno-iseledovateliskiy institut yadernoy fiziki, elektroniki
i avtomatiki pri Tomskom politekhnicheskom institute im, S, 14, Kiroys
(Scientific-Research Institute for nualear'physics,, electronics and aui4mhatie
:,control of Tomsk Polytecbnio Institute)
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143)Z) D239/D301
,OTHORS: i~nokhin,
B.G., Glebov G.Ts., Korot1:ov, zi.S. and
Skoril- K I
TITLE: Technology for preparing p-n alLoy junctions and a
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study of their properties
PEUIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Avtomatika i radioelektronika,
'no. 101 1961? 14, abstract 10 D87 (V sb. Poluprovod-
nik pribory i i1rh primerieniye, no. 6, M., Sov. rad-
io, 1960, 143-153)
TEXT: The technology of making n-p-n structures by the Py
alloy method is described, by virtue of which exact specific resist-
ivities can be obtained for the emitter, collector and base-regions
and simplified control of the thickness of the base layer. Transis-
tors prepared in this way exhibit good reproducibility of electrical
characteri s tics and work in a frequency range of several mc/s. The
use of alloying in conjunction with melt-back enables one to make
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Technology for preparing p-n alloy... D239/D301
+ - + at is described for
P n-n and n+ -p-p+ structures. An arrangeme,
pulling germanium monocrystal in the specified way, ~-Tith p-n junc-
tions the metho(Is reduce to the groirn- junction method.. A studv is
made of the electrical parameters of structuros of p+ .-n-n+ ai~d
n+ -P-P + which are indispensable for preparing high sensitivity
devices with carrier-injection in the space-charge region. The dis-
tribution of impurities in the intermediate layer is evaluated by
curves of junction-capacity against potential. Evaluation of the
width of the intemediate layer -and the distribution of electric
field in the -LLeirhborhood of the lockin-,, layer of a p-n junction is
made by potential distribution curves. The specific resistivity of
the crermanium in this layer lies in the range 5 to 20-30 olum.cm.
The ~"Vidth of this layer is about 20-40 microns. C-A:ostracter's
note: Complete translation2
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