SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT STARY, J. - STARYKH, N.T.

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STkRY, Jaroslav, dr.
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Special aircraft. Letecky obzor 9 no.3:79 Mr '65.

STARY, Jano3lav, dr.
Special aircraft. Letecky obzor 9 P~p 165.

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INVENTOR: Stary, Jaroslav (Engineer; Prague)
ORG: None
TITLE: [A circuit for phase and frequency comparison] CZ Pat. No. PV 69:L2-64,
Class 21a
SOURCE: Vynalezy, no. 4, 1966, lo
TOPIC TAGS: phase shift analysis, frequency shift, signal analysis, pulse signal,
transistorized circuit
ABSTRACT: This patent introduces a circuit for comparing the phase and frequency of a
signal with square synchronizing pulses with the same parameters of a second signal
which has odd symmetry with differing active and retrace intervals. The input circuit
of the comparator has two outputs. When the first signal is fed to the input, a
square-wave signal is generated at each output in synchronization with the input signal
and in opposition with the other output signal. A capacitor and diode are connected ir
series at the first. output, while a second capacitor and diode are connected in the
same way at the second output. The second signal for comparison is fed to the tie
point between the interconnected series circuits. The output voltage is proportional
to the frequency difference or phase shift between the two series circuits at the tie
points between capacitor and diode. This resistor is shunted by an addition&!
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capacitor. The input circuit consists of two transistors (TI and TO Of Opposing
conductivity with emitters connected to opposite terminals (+U-U) of the voltage
mipply, and collectors connected to a neutral point (A). The first signal for compar-
ison is fed through a capacitor (CS) to the base of the first transistor (TI). The
base of the second transistor (T2) is connected through a capacitor (C6) to -the tie
point (A4) between two resistors (R5, R6) connected in series between the collector
of the first transistor (Tj) and a neutral point (A0j'. (Translation]
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STARY, Miroslav, inz.
"Fibers in the future" by Zd.Travnicek. Reviewed by Miroslav
Stary. Fova technika no.12:568-569 D '60.
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SPITALNIK, Zdenek; STARY, Miloslav; BELSKY, Milan
Processing of fluorine exhalations from superphosphate plants.
Chem prum 13 no.9:458-460 3 163.
1. Vyzkumny ustav anorganicke chemie, Usti nad Labem.

Neurology
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STARY,,O.; ZA-ffiliation not given7-
"Pain and the Problems of its Objoctive Assessment."
Prague, CasoDis Lekaru Ceskych, Vol-105, No 43, 28 Oct 66, pp
1161 - 1164
Abstract: Centripetal transmission of pain excitation is described.
The fu tion of thin myelinized fibers A delta to epsilon and
non-myelinized fibers C is discussed. The influence of the endocrine
0-ands in ti-ie perception of pain is evaluated. I-riechanism of pain
reception in less developed animals is reviewed. Study which the
aubhor made of the reaction of the electrical resistance of the
skin d,!ring painful excitation is discussed. Induction of hemi-
cranial seizures by histamin--injection in patients suffering from
migraine is described. Authorlsstudy of nociceptive induction of
painful vertebrogenic syndromes is reviewed. The importance of
the condition of the 1-ti(,,her nervous activity in the perception of
pain is discussed. No references.
1/1

STARY, 0.
Significance of the Pavlovian theory in clinical neuroloMr. Heur.
ps7chiat. cesk. 14 no-2-4:51-57 Ang ~51. (CLML 21:5)

DRF,CHSLP;,R, B.;Ll?dIT, K.;STARY, 0.
Variation of localization of cortical motor functibn. Neur. psychiat.
cesk. 15 no. 1-2:27-34 Apr 1952. (CLML 22:3)
1. Of the Neurological Clinic (Read--Prof. K. Henner, M. D.) of
CharleB University, Pragie.

STARY, Oldrich, As, dr.
Pathogenesis oil migraine according to Vvedenskiiis and Favlov's
theories. Cas.lek.cesk. 91 no.43:121?-1220 24 Oct 52.
1. Z neurologicke kliniky Karlovy university, Prednosta: prof. dr.
Kamil Henner.
(MIGRAINE, etiology and pathogenesis,
Pavlov's & Vvedenskii's theories)

3W.FY ) 0.
"The Second Folish Neurolog.-7 Congress in ilarstw."
SO: Neurol. a psych., Prnsgae, Vol. 16 W51), No. 4, pp. 195-?04.

(.
IlRemarks on the Pathorenesis and Treatment of Disc Dislocati-n in the
th- Recion of the Cer-iical Colum."
30: N'eurol. n nsv-ch., Pv~,,~ue, Vol. 16 (1953), No. 4, pp. '04-008.

STARY, Oldrichl HUDr
Problem of pain from reflexological view. Ceek. otolar. 3 no.4:
153-158 Noy 54.
(PAIN. physiology
reflexol. aspect)
(FWLU, CONDITIOUD, In various diseases
pain)

SM, OLMICE, r;R.
STARY, Oldrich. Dr
Reflex vasomotor disorders in nociceptive radical irritation in
discopathiss. Neur. & psychiat. cesk. 17 no-3:179-186 JS 154.
1. Z neurologicke klinky Karlovy university v Praze, prednosta
prof. Dr K.Henner.
(INTIa M TIBRAL DISKS. diseases.
*reflex vasomotor disord. in nociceptive radical
irritation in discopathies)

LEWIT, K., Dr.; START, 0., dr.
Modifications of skin temperature following therapeutic
interventions in diskogenic syndromes. lour. & psychiat.
ceek. 18 no.6:407-413 Nov 55.
1. Z nourologicke kliniky TArlovy university v Prase.
prednosta akademik 1. Henner.
(BOW TERPERATURS, In varl*~Ls diseases.
intervertebral disk displacement, off. of
various ther. procedures on skin to W raturs. (Cs))
(INT1MVV1T1MRA1 DISK DISPLACROW. therapy
off. of various procedures on skin to W raturs. (Cs))

STARY. O.Dr.Doc.; DRECIISLIH. B.Dr.; HLLIKA, V., Dr.; NEVSWAL, O.Dr.
Path opbysiology of the paravertebral muscles and of the acute
discogenic syndrow . Cas. lak. cook, 44 no-13:339-346 25 Kar 55.
1. Neurol. klin. K.U., predn. akademik K.Hanner.
(INTERVXTRIBUL DISC. diseases
funct.. lability of motoric analysor. diago alectromyographis
exam. of paravertebral muse.)
(MAMONYOGRAPM. in various diseases
Intervertebral disc dis.. diag. by exam. of paravertebral
zusc.)
(MUSMAS
paravertebral, slactroaVographic exam. in diag. of din.
of intervertebral disc)

KUNC, Zd., Doc., MUDr.; STARY, 0., Doc.. MUDr.; SITLIK, L., MUDr.
"aw4wW
Results of the surgical treatment of intervertebral disk
displacement in view of evaluation of work capacit7. Cas.
lek. cesk. 94 no.44:1186-1189 28 Oct 55.
1. Z chirurgickebo oddeleni U7N, Praha,--Z neurologicke
kliniky Karlovy university, prednosta akademik X. Flenner.
Z neurologickeho oddel. UVN, Praha.
(INTERVERTY.BRAL DISK DISPLACMfSNT, surgery
results, capacity to work.)
WORK
capacity, evaluation after surg. of intervertebral
disk displacement.)

XIRATSKY, Zdenak, Dr.; START, Oldrich. doe., dr.; SOUKUPOVA, Marta
Furtber experiences with conditioned defense and proprioceptive
reflexes in restoration of movement stereotypes In spastic paralysis.
Cesk. neur. 19 no.4:221*-233 Nov 560'
Univerpita, Karlova. Neurologicka klinika. prednosta: aimdemik
prof. K: nner.
(P=iSIS, therapy,
conditioned defense & proprioceptive reflexes In
restoration of movements in spastic cases (Cs))
(RZFLXX, CONDITIOM,
defense & proprioceptive reflexes In restoration of
movements in spastic paralysis (Cz))

BIDUR, B., Doc. Dr.; DRECHSI&R, B., Dr.; KA ISEK, j., Dr.; STARY, 0., Doc. Dr.
Xanthomatous multiple neuritis with idiopathic hyperlipsmia & 2ild
diabetes. Cesk. neur. 20 no.5:324-334 Sept 57.
1. Hlavuv I. pathologickoanatomicky ustav KU, sastupce preduasty doc.
Dr B. Bednar Neurologicks. koinika KU, prednosta akademik 1. Henner
Statai sanatorium V Praze 16.
(DIABITICS, MM"ITUS, compl.
hyperlipemia wIth-z#nthomatous multiple nemritis (Cs))
(LIPIIE, . In bl: --;- " --! - -
excess. with diabetes mellitua & xanthomtous maltiple
neuritis (Cs))
(POLTNEURITIS. compl.
diabetes mellitus with hyperlipasia in xanthorAtous
multiT)le neuritis (Cz))

FIGAR, Stepan; STARY, Oldrich
Results of polyrheographic examination of disturbances in sensory
afferentation. Cesk. neur. 21 no.6:382-392 Nov 58.
1. leborator grafickych vysetrovacich metod CSAV Praha, prednosts,
al-ademik Vilem Laufberger Neurologicka klinika Karlovy university,
prednosta akpLdemik Kamil Henner.
(INTMVMTHBRAL DISK DISPIAUMM, -physiol.
electrical skiii resist. reaction after section of sen-
Bitive nerve roots (Oz))
(RYYI3X, PSYCHOGALVAITIC
eleatrical skin resist. reaction after section of sen-
sitive s-ninal nerve roots in intervertebral disk displace-
Ment (CZ))
(NXRVIS, SPINAL, physiol.
same)

STARY, 0.; OBRDA, K-
,-~~L-lrent concevts in treatment of ~ discapathy. Gas. lek. - cesk. 97 no. 18:
561-56$ 2 May 58.
I...Neurologgicka klinik-a KU v Praze, prednosta almdemik 1. Henner.
0. S. Praha 2, Katerinslm 30.
(INTIRVMTF,13RAL DISK DISPIAG2i)(M, ther.
(CZ))

STA-Iff, 0.
Blectroencephalography in conditioning. Cas. lek. cesk. 97 no.38:207-
214 19 Sept 58.
(MWLU, CONDITIONAD
ERG (Cz))
(miaGniomicapifAWGRAPHY,
in conditioned reflexeB (CZ))

MIRATGKY, Zdenek: STALRY.Oldrich
Significance of formation of conditioned propriaceptive reflexes
in the restoration of motor functions in hemiplegic patients.
Cesk. neur. 22 no.6:349-357 N'59-
1. Neurologicka klinika KU v Praze, prednosta akademik Khmil
Henner.
(MMIPIAGIN phys iol. )
(RaLU CONDITICM)

MIRATSKY,Z.; OBRUt,K.; BZWKOVA,X.; CHODBRA,R.; STABY 0
Significance of cervical reflexes in the re-education of hemiplegic
patients. Cesk. neur. 22 no.6:358-366 N '59.
1. Neurologicka klinika KU v Praze, Drednosta akademik Kamil
Henner.
(HINIPLIDIA rehabil. )
(NICK phys iol. )

MIRATSKY, Z.; STARY, 0.
The importance of conditiored proprioceptive reflexes for the
recovery of motor function In hemipiegice. Rev.Csech-.K. 6 n0.2:
85-93 1960.
1. Neurological Clinic, Charlse University, Prague, Director:
Academician K. Henner.
(HIMI CORDIT101MD)
(UNIPLBGIA physiol)

MACEK, Z.; STARY. 0.
15 Years of nearolog7 in the Czechoslovak People's Rep
,ublic. Cesk.
neur. 23 no-3:147-151 Kr '60.
(nmoLorn)

STARY, 0.; MIRZEIATSKIY, Z.; BERMOVA, M.
Use of reflexes in the restoration of movements in hemiplegia.
Report no.l: Conditioned defense reflexes..Zhur.nevr.i paikh.
60 no.1:9-17 160. (KrRA 13:6)
1. Revrologichoskaya'klinikEL (zav. - akademik Kamil Genner)
Karlova universiteta. Fraga.
(RIn= OONDITIOMM)
(MIMIPLEGIA ther. )

MIRZHATSKIY, Z-; qA#7,_O.- BI;WIKGVAV M.
Experience with the application of reflexes in the restoration of
movements in hemiplegia. Report No.2: Tendinous and periosteal
reflexes. Zhu-r.nevr.i psikh 60 no.8:953-956 160. (MIRA .13:9)
1. fievrolog-icheskaya klinika (zaveduyushchiy - akademik K.Genner)
Karlova. universiteta, Praga.
(PARALYSIS) (REFLaES)

KIH&TMff, Zdgnek; CBMA. Karel;SMARY. Oldrich
Relfex therapy of spastic paralysis. Gas. lek. aesk.99 no.17:
520-527 22 Ap .160.
1. Neurologicka klinike. KU v Praze. prednosta akademik prof. dr.
Kamil Henner.
(PARALYSIS SPASTIG ther.)
(REFLIXOTH&AFT)

Oldrich:- VYMAZAL, Josef; PROGRAZKOVA, Zdena, labor spoluprace VOMVA,
Jirina
Study of histaminopexy in disseminated sclerosis. Cask. neur. 24
no.6~361-370 N 161.
1. Neurologicka klinika KU v Praze, prednosta akademik Namil Benner.
(MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS-blood) (HISTAMINE blood)

rc-ZECHOSLOVAKIA
0 STARY K. OBROA, J. PFEIFFER and M. BERANKOVAq Neurologic Clinic of
Faculty of General Medicine (Neurologicka klinika fakulty vseobecneho
lekarstvi);Head Academician K. HETINER, Charles University, Prague.
"Polyelectromyographic Study of Disturbances of Proprioceptive Analysis
in Incipient Discopathies in Children."
Prague, Ceskoslovenska A!juj~ol e, Vol 26, No 2, 1963; pp 81-87.
jaL
Abstract [English summary modified]: Polyelectromyographic study of 8
muscle groups in each of 30 grammar school children, along with
complete clinical examination. There were functional disturbances of
the spine noted in 20: slight scoliosis, sacro-iliac displacements
and similar early defects. These were mostly accompanied by asymmetric
electromyographic patterns, with a statistically significant degree of
correlation between the 2 criteria. Four electromyograms, 4 graphs;
4 Czech and 6 Western references.
Lin
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CZECHOSLOVAKIA
Q- -STARY, S. FIGAR, It. TUHACEK, D. KREJCI, V. MADKA and J. VYYAAZAL,
Neurologic Clinic of the Faculty of General Medicine of Charles
University (Neurologicka klinika fakulty vseobecneho lekarstvi KU
C Karlove Universitaj,),*11cad (prednosta) Academician K. 11MqNER; and
Physiology institute of the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences (Fyziologicky
ustav CSAV [Ceskoslovenska akademia viedj,)~Chief (reditel) Prof Dr
Z. SERVIT; Prague.
"Acupuncture in Discogenic Radicular Affections and Polyrheographic
C,
Reactions of Involved Segments."
Prague, Ceskoslovenska Neurolp'S_1e, Vol 26, No 2, 1963; pp 104-111.
Abstract [English summary modified]: An attempt to evaluate scientifically
acupuncture whose "undeniable" successes (especially in trigeminal neuralgia
and discopathies) one of the authors saw during a recent study trip in Red
China; 42 patients with discogenic radicular syndromes involving primarily
L5 and S1 were treated with an average of 3 applications on the points
prescribed by traditional Chinese medicine; clinical evaluation of results
L-Wa s supplemented by polyrheographic and skin temperature change
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;rague, Ceskoslovenska Neurolo$Le, Vol 26, No 2, 1963; pp 104-111.
recordings during and after as well as before treatment. Clinically
results excellent in 12, good in 18, no change in 10. Electrical skin
resistance changes during and after treatment were recorded in 23: in 5,
paradoxical increase, in 9 no change, in 9 decrease, concomitant with
clinical improvement. Skin temperature changes did appear in 16 out of
17 so observed. Authors conclude that effect on the vasomotor reflexes
is undeniable but it is only one of the factors involved in acupuncture.
Four Soviet, 1 Western, 8 Czech (including thesis by author S.F.) ref's.
Also 6 Graphs and 2 tables.
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FIGARYS.; STkRY,O.- iffADKA,V~
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Changes in vasomotor reflexes in painful vertebrogenic syn-
dromes. Cesk. neurol. 26 no.6:353-360 N163.
1. F3,zLologicky ustav CSAV v Praze (reditel prof. dr. Z.Servit,
DrSc.j a Ileurologicka klinika fakulty vseobecneho lekarstvi KU
v Praze (prednosta akad. K.Henner).

STARY, 0.
Principles of research on the vertebrogenic syndrome in the
Czechoslovakian SSR. Cesk. neurol. 27'no-42209-213 J1161,
1. Neurologicka klinika, fakulty voeobecneho lekarstvi KU
[Karlovy university] v Praze; prednosta: akademik X.Henner-,

_�TARY, 0.; FIGAR, S.; UIDEWV
Ap E.; HLUKA,V.; JANSKYM.; KALVODOVA,E.
Analysis of disorders of vasomotor reactions in lumbosacral
syndromes. Cesk. neurol. 27 no.4t214-218 J1164
1. Neurologicka klinika fakulty vseobemeho lekarstri KU
[Karlovy university] v Praze (prednostat akademik K.Hanner)
a Fyziologicky ustav GSAV [Ceskoslovenske akad6mie ved] v
Pra2m (reditel: prof. dr. Z.Servit).

STARY, 0.; OBDRA, K.; FFEIFFER, J.; BERANKOVA.
Polyelectromyographic examination of disorders of propiocep-
tive analysis in the initial stages of vertebrogenic disease
in children. Cesk. neurol. 27 no.4:219-223 J1164
1. Neurologicka klinika fakulty vseobecneho lekarst7i KU
[Karlovy university] v Praze; prednosta: akademik K.Henner.

FIGAR, ", . - -'!*' !i";' If' !ji'~ "L- ~; .
I ' " Y -.-~ ;' . -4 9
GY 'arigng in vasomotor reflexes In painful vertebrogenic syndromes.
Rev. Czech. mnd. 10 no.Z:239-246 164.
1. institute of Physiology, Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences,
Prague (Director: Prof. Z. Servit, M.D., DSc.) and Department
of Neurology, Faculty of General Medicine, Charles University,
Prague (Director: Academician K. Henner).

MIRATSKTpZ.; SUSSOVA, J.; STARY, 0.
Electroencephalographic analysis of the origin and dixation
of conditioned pain reflexes in lumbar disk lesions. Cesk.
neurol. 27 no-4:2-60-263 J1164
1. Neurologicka. klinika. fakulty vseobeaneho lekarstvi KU
(Karlovy university) v Praze (prednostr, :akademik K.Henner)
a Fyziologicky ustav WAY[Ceskoslovenske akademie ved] v
Praze (reditel: prof. dr. Mervit).

FIGAR,S.; STARY, 0.
Stimulus modality and inverse vasmlar responses. Activ. nerv.
sup. (Praha) 7 no.2:188-189 165
1. Institute of Physiology, Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences and
Department of Neurology, Charles University, Prague. 2. S.Figar's
address: Praha 21 Katerinska 30.

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ORG: Neurological Clinic, Faculty of General Medicine Charles-University, Prague
(Neurologicka klinika fakulty vaeobecneho lekarstvi KU5; 10 0 1Tnst~itute,
Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, Prague Fyziologicky us av CS
TITLE: Mediatcr and higher nervous mechanisms in vasomotor reactions in vertebrogeni.
lesions
SOURCE: Ceskoslovenska neurologie, no- 3, 1965, 213-219
TOPIC TAGS: neurology, reflex activity, clinical medicine
'ABSTRACT: Plethystnorraphic
.-studies of vasomotor reflexes in"98-lumbosacral and 58 cervical 7
lesions are described. The reaction depends on the intensity of
the pain suffered. The mediator mechanism of the inverse vaso-
motor reactions and its localiz%~ion are discussed. It appears
-that they have a cholinergic(PA16hanisme Quality of stimulation
is decisive in inverse a sodilator reactions and in thoir block
ing by atropine. It appears that the higher nervous centers and
not the peripheral vasomot-or synapse are- responsible
verse vasomotor reactions. Orig. art. has: 4 figures. jPRS_7
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AUTHOR: Figar, S.; Stary, 0. n
ORG: Institute of Physiology, Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences; Department of
Neurology, Charles University, Prague
TITLE: Stimulus modality and inverse vascular responses [This paper was presented
at the Third Interdisciplinary Conference on Experimental and Clinical Study of
Higher Nervous Functions held in Marianske Lazne from 19 to 23 October 1964.1
SOURCE: Activitas nervosa superior, v. 7, no. 2, 1965, 188-189
TOPIC TAGS: drug effect, man, blood circulation, neurology, nervous system drug
ABSTRACT: 'Influence of the quality of the stimulus on inverse
vasodilato'r responses in painful vertebrogenic syndromes was
studied- 55 healthy subjects and 25 patients with an algetic reti-
iCUlar syndrome were tested for the vascular responses elicited
by standard stimuli. In healthy subjectsvasodilator response
occurred in 10.9 to 16.1% in alg&tic patients. An atropine-
injection changed the inverse vasodilator rf-xsponse to n&rmal vaso-
constriction to nociceptive and sound stimuli in 96 and 7491 Z~/
respectively, In inverse vasomotor responses important part is_
played by higher nervous activity components. fi-PR-S7
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STARY, P.
Fauna of aphid parasites(Hymenoptera, Aphidiidae) of the
southern Crimea. Ent- ObOz- 41 no.4:875-877 162.
(MMA 16: 1)
1. Institut biologii Chekhoolovatakoy Akademii nauk, Praga.
(Crimea-ParkAtes-Plant lies)

STARY, Petr
The generic classification of the family Aphidiidae (Hymenoptera).
Cas entom 57 no-3:238-252 160. (FFA 10.-l)
1. Institute of Entomology, Czechoslovak Academy of Science, Prague.
(Plant lice) (Hymenoptera)

STARY, Potr., G.So.
Two new species of Praon HaUday from Czechoslovakia (Hym.., Aphidildas).
CaB entom 58 no-4:340-343 161.
1. Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, Institute of Entomology, Praha
2., Vinicna 7.
(Hymenoptera)

ST.A:-"Y, Fw"'r'
Bi~Aoglcal controll. of Megoura viciae Bekt. in Czechoslovakia, Cas
entom 61 no.4i301-322 0 164.
1. inst-ituta of Entomology of the Czechoslovak Academ7 of
Sciences, Prague 2, Vinisna. 7. Submitted October 5, 1963.

STARY, Petr,kandidat biologicheskikh nauk Vinichna (Vinicna)7, Praga)
C,
Aphid fauna of hone.- plants as a source of subsidiary host-- of
aphid wasps (Hymenoptera, Aphididae) Cas entom 59 no.1.42-58 162
1 1. Chekhoslovatskaia Akademia Vauk, Institut Fhtomologii, Praga.

STARY, S., inz.
Wasting water iL) expensive. Vodni hosp 13 no,5:196 163,

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AUTHORS: Leziva, J. M.,.Lidar%'ik, M., and Stark, S.
TITLE: Effect of structure of various polyphenols on the properties
of epoxy resins
PERIODICAL: Plaste und Kautschuk, v. 8, no. 4, 1961, 171-174
TEXT: The effect of structure of the phenolic component on the properties
of epoxy resins of medium molecular weight was studied. Preparation of the
phenolic component: The bisphenols (2)-(9) in Table 1 were prepared by con-
densation of the corresponding ketone and aldehyde, respectively, with phenol
or c-cresol at a molar ratio 1:1.76 in the presence of 72.5% H2 s04 and a
small amount of toluene and thioglycolic acid at 40 C; (12) by melting 62 g
of 2-methyl-4-tert-butyl-6-methylol phenol with 105 g 8f 2-methyl-4-tert
butyl phenol, addition of 5 g of HC1 concentrate at 90 C, heating to 120 C
for one hour, distilling off in vacuum of the nonreacted 2-methyl-4-tert-
butyl phenol, rinsing of the residue with petroleum ether, and recrystalliz-
ing from gasoline; (13) by melting 42 9 of 4-tert-butyl-2,6-dimethyl phenol
with 280 9 of 4-tert-butyl phenol, addition of 7 ml of HC1 concentrate, slow
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Effect of structure ... 1020/B206
solidifying under stirring and cooling, distilling off the nonreacted 4-teTt-
butyl phenol through water vapor distillation, and double recrystallizing cf
the residue from ethanol. preparation of epoxy resins: To a mixture of
I mole of bisphenol, 1.33 moles of epichlorohydrin and dioxane (30%, reiated
to bisphenol), 1.40 moles of NaOH (in 30% solution) was added dropwise at
700C in the course of 2 hr, then kept for 2 hr at 75 0C, and then the mixture
butanol - xylene (1:3) was added in the same proportion by weight as the
original bisphenol. In the bisphenols (2) and (11) (see Table 1) dioxane
had to be used as solvent, in (1) the part insoluble in butanol - xylene was
dissolved by addition of dioxane. Two layers formed which were separated,
the resin solution was cooled, neutralized with C02, dehydrated by azeotrol3j-r,
distillation, filtered, and the solvent was finally removed at 1700C in
vacuum, The resins from bisphenols (6) and (10) were dried by means of
silica gel. Properties of epoxy resins as dependent on the structure of the
j2henolic component:0 see Table 2. Explanations: Column 9: the cementing
was hardened at 160 C for 2 hr, and -the properties were rated according to
Lidar1k, M., Plaste und Kautschuk, v- 7 (1960), P, 55. Column 12: test of
the produced epoxy resins for their suitability as stoving lacquers, These
were produced according to Swiss patent 257115 of the Ciba AG (August 30,
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Effe-~t of struc--ture B120/B206
1949)',, Stoving lacquers made from the very easily accessible 2,2-bis(4-
hird~-oxy-]'-.methyl-phenyl)-propane of good yield show unsatisfactory properties,
even after combination with a resin from dimerized fatty acids and tri-
ethylene amine. Casting resins from 2,2-bis(4-hydroxy-3-methyl-phenyl)-
propane, hardened with phthali-- anhydride, show insufficient strength
properties as compared with those from 2,2-bis(4-hydroxy-phenyl)-propane(the-
values cf resins made froo, 2,2.-bis(4-hydroxy-phenyl propane are in
parentheses): tensile strength 147 (460-510) kg/c3, flexural strength 541
(700--810) kg/cm2, impact flexural strength 5 (16-24)o kg/cm2; the resistance
to heat according to Vicat is about equal: 116(115) C; the electric insu-la-
tior. properties are inferior: dielectric constant 4.58(3.66), loss factor
at 800 cycles, 0.069(o.0011), resistivity 1015(1016)g-cm. Table 3 shows the
measured values for the deformation test according to H6ppler after harder-:'.--.g
the res.-ns with phthalic anhydride (one molecule for 2 epoxy groups). Prepa-
rat-ion of test pieces: the resin was heated to 120 0C, the phthalic anhydrile
was stirred in for 10-15 min, the mass was then poured into the mold, and the
test pieces (cylinder: 11.5 cm diameter, 8 cm height) were dried at 120 0C
for 17 hr, Conclusions: The epoxy resin properties strongly depend on the
structure of the initial polyphenols. 2,2--bis(4-hydroxy-phenyl)-propane
p-r3du:es resins of universal applicability. Resins of special properties
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G10041611008100410011003
Effort of otructure B120/B206
.~an bo produced by using other polyphenols. There are 6 tables and 25 refer-
3 Soviet-bloc and 22 non-Soviet-bloc. The three most recent refer-
ences to English-language publications read as followst W. Erich and M. J.
Bodmarv Appl. Polymer Sci., v. 30060), p. 296. 0. Stephenson, Soc. v-1954,
P, 1571. W. E. Clair, Brit. P. 799629 (February 4, 1957), Union Carbide
CorP~, Swiss. P, 341002 (April 2, 1955)~
ASSOCIATION: F--rschungsinstitut ftir synthetische Harze und Lacke, Pardubice
(6SSR)(Research Institute of Synthetic Resins and Lacquers.
Pardubice, Czechoslovakia)
Le-gends ,ko the Tables: Table 1:,,-(a-),,ravi materials usled. (b) melting pointy
oC, (c) d~-termined, W according t bl'cations, (,6) tr iuclear ncvolak
p
from p-ter butyl phenol, Table 2: operties o~f produce epoxy resins;
ope _e
t
(1) polyphe% 1 (2) analysis, (3) c..Pte t o groups, (4) chl or4 ne
) k
_Ontent~ (M elting point) (6) solubil ty in (71) tooluene , minera'! spIrit,
1 ty
1
(9) propert es the glue with dicyano iamide) (10) tensi shearing
otrength, (11) ~ristancq/to heat accor\din to,,-Iricat.. (12) 1.1a~_uer fil_-m
e
0 -
pr-perties (hard er,e'd--f 0'r 60 min at 180 C)~ *(~3) on -lass, (14) on sheet steel
0 =_1
~5) hardncss, measured by pendulum tester according to Persoz, (16) aspect
'P.7) "llickii,?ss of layer. (18) flexibility test according to Erichsen, (.19)
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B1 44/B1,96
AUTHORS: Lidar ik, Miloslav , DuEek, Jan, ~ Star~ii , Stanislav, Snin;ka,
Jindrich
TITLE: Production of epoxy resins
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 1, )963, 539, abstract
M30 (Czechosl. patent 100282, Tjjly 15, '1961)
TEXT: Epoxy resins are obtained when epilialohydrin and its derivatives
react in the presence of a Friedel-Crafts catalyst with mono- and poly-
atomic phenols, alcohols, bisphenols, or phenol resins, and the resultant
miyturc of halohydrin ethers of phenol compounds (ur the mixture of
separately prepared halohydrin ethers) and alcohol. is dehydrolialogenated
in high-alkaline medium. By way of exaf-3ple, 1 mole diane and 10 moles Ile,
ethyl chlorohydrin are mixed in a flask and heated under stirring to.700C.
1','13 triethanol amine (related to diane) and 3."'a Nacl in 15','-' aqueous solution
are added. The mixture is heated to boiling and then left for 4 hrs.
Then, 0.12 mole glycerin-tris-chlorohydrin ether is introduced, which has
been prepared by reaction of 3 molea ethyl chlorohydrin and I -mole
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11roduction (df epoxy resins BI 44/BI 86
"lycerill with BF catalyst bj hcatini~ to '35-75011 p
3 or 3 hrs. To the
..iixtiire of chlorohydrin t2tl!ers, Naoll in the forra of 20,', aqueous
solution is added drol~viisx-~ within 3 hy 15 z-J-ri and' left for 15 nin. Then
306 C benzene is added , tho aqueous Iiyer is separated and the resin
Solution is neutra-lizud with CO, to pli 6.5. 'L-'he solution is dried with
calcined --odia and filtered, and thic trani-,parent. filtrate is Ger-arated from
the ethl,! chloronydrin exccss by low-Pre:lsure Glistillation. rlbstracter'~~
note : Coriplt~t-.' trans-lation.

LIDARZHIKY M. (Lidarik, M.]; STARY, S.; MLEZIVA, Y.
Cationic polymerization of glycidol ethers. Vysokom.scm3d. 5
no.11:1738-1747 N 163. (MA 17!:l)
1. Nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut sinteticheskikh smol i lakov,
Chekhoslovakiya.

LIDARZHITY M.; STARY, S.; MLEZIVA, Y.
Anionic polymerization of glycidol. ethers. Vysokom.soed. 5 no.ll:
1748-1753 N 163. (MIRA 17:1)
1. Nauchno-issledovatellskly institut sinteticheskikh smol i lakov,
Chekhoslovakiya.

L I D A R I K , ~U I 'ns! a v 9 irnz. 73C 3tan i.s I a v
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New types oC epo)c-y --psting re3ins. Slektrote-A~nlk 19 ro.5:
140-143 I-V 164.
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1. Research InstituU~ of Synthetic Ftesins and Lacquers, Pardubice.

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AUTHOR: Lidarik, MiloBlaV;_�taryj..St ni sla ; Tamchynap Jiri
ORGt Research Institute for Synthetic Resins and Lacquero,Pardubice (Vyzkumny' ust"
syntatichkych pryokyric a laku)
TITLEt Ion exchange polymerization catalysts for manufacturing epoxy resins
SOURM Chemicky prumyelp no. 7p 1966p 414-420
TOPIC TAGS: catalytic polymerization, ionp epoxide, epoxy resin 104)
ABSTRACT: This article discusses-the practical uses of ion exchange polymerization
catalysts.for the manufacture of epoxy resins.and is a stipplement to and a continuatios
in depth of a treatment of the subject.whic4 appeared in previous publications. The
results obtained so far from the ifivestigation of the ion exchange polymerization of
.epoxy resins carried out at the Research Institute for Synthetic Resins and Lacquers M
Pardubice are surveyed, and it is pointed out that the overaU increased importance of
epoxy resins, in particular their increased applications in.the electrical industry,,
is due to the possibility of hardening them by ionization polymerization. They are
suitable for use in cast resins, i]n insoluble lacquers.' impregnation resins, in gluest
Cardl/ 2 UDC3

ACC NRi AFbUAkSJO
in surfaces toatings,, etc. T'he development of catalysts for this type of hardening
has still not been completeds but the progress made so far in improving the qualities
of epoxy resina indicates that there is-real hope for further improvement. Orig. an.
hast 1 figure.and 20 tables.
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AWHOR: Lidarik, Mdloslav, �taX-y. Stanislav; Tamc~yna, Jiri
!ORG: Rosoarch Institute for Synthetic Resins and Lacquers Pardubice (Vyzkumny ustav
TITLE: Ion exchange polymerization catalysts for manufacturing epm, resins
SOURCE: Chemicky prumysl, no. 7, 1966, 414-420
ITOPIC TAGS: catalytic polymerization, ion, epoxide, epoxy resin IwA-)
TABSTRACT: This article discusses the practical uses of ion exchange polymerization
I
!catalysts for the manufacture of epoxy resins and is a supplement to and a continuatiox
.in depth of a treatment of the subject which appeared in previous publications. The
results obtained so far from the investigation of the ion exchange polymerization of
epoxy resins carried out at the Research Institute for Synthetic.Resins and Lacquers at
Pardubice are surveyed, and it is pointed out that the overall increased importance of
epoxy resins, in particular their increased applications in the electrical industry#
is due to the possibility of hardening them by ionization polymerization. They are
!suitable for use in cast resins, in insoluble lacquers,, impregnation resins,, In glues,,~
uDcs 66.095.264.. 679.576: 679.5s62i.3

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in surfaces toatings, etc. The development of catalysts for this typo of hardening
has still not been completeds but the progress made so far in improving the qualities
of epoxy resins indicates that there is real hope for further improvement. Orig. art.
has; I figure and 20 tables.
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STARY.-I-11.
Operational reserve funds of a collective farm.
p. 20.
ROLINICKE HLASY. (Ministerstyo zemedelstvi.
Hiavni aprava jednotnych zemedelskych druzstev)
Praha.
Vol. 10, no. 6, June 1956.
S""URCL: EEAL LC Vol. 5, No. 10, Oct. 1956

STI~--Y, V.
S'ARY, V. The final draf t for the control of work and work units. P. 19.
Pref.--.'--.rica'%.ed structures'in aEriculture. p. 20.
Vol. 10, no. 12, Dec. 1956
ROL."'..ICKE HLASY
ACRICULTURE
Czechoslo-iakia
SO: East European Accession, Vol. 6. io. 5. Xay 1957

STARY, V.
Establishing an accounting system .)n new collective farrris; order in financial
matters and control as a means of making members content.
p. 15 (ROLNIGO 11LASY) Val, 11, no. 11, Nov. 1957,
Praza., Czechoslovakia
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC, Vol. 7, No. 3,
March 1958

V.
STARY?
Assembly of the T03-B prototype dwelling house of slag-concrete storey-hiph blocks.
r. 240
POZaINI STAVBY. Winisterstvo stavebnictvi) Praha, Czechoslovakia, Vol. (7),
no. 5, (May), 1959.
Monthly List of Last European Accessions (EEAI), LV, Vol. 8, no. 7, Jtly 1959
Uncl.

-STA-R-Y,-, _V.
tinployees of machine-tractor stations help to improve bookkeeping and economic
analyses on collective farms. p. 198.
~IECHM,JS)AU,; ZO-TED&STVI. (14inisterstvo zemedelstvi a lesniho hospodarstvi) Praha,
Czechoslovakia, Vol. 8, no. 9, Sept. 1959-
Mont-bly List of East Luropean Accessions (EEAI)', LC, Vol. 8, no. 11, Nov. 1959
Uncl.

S TkRY, V.
Experiences with the wage system for tractor operators on collecti.ve farms.
P. 10/9.
MECHAN-13ACE ZEIMELSTVI. (Ministerstvo zemedelstvi a lesniho hospodarstvi) Praha,
Czechoslovakia, Vol. 9, no. 9, Sept. 1959.
Monthly List of Fast -European Accessions (EEAI), LC, Vol. 8, no. 11, Nov. 1959
Uncl.

START, Z.
1-w-, ill the Ctilliposition of "mull lim(eills In prez.
'Por ~.I, ( J.1u," I k :I I A R.'(40i ~Ul I i~
1--faillmll vjcr,~ Z. ph y,wi. Chin), 2S.I. ."5 lil
aw] :icovI.
glacosamille 11) lillits l" hidt makv up tile um kJvvdl:.,tv Jew-
Host Call In: Elcof by ppig. tile T-tot(All, ,vlift_ ~klid
dctg. I :111d 11 Contlis. ill tile I)p1z1)j.v7:ltv_ scrum
~~mtltiiis I7G-2-)() mr, poly ~archm i-1v per 100 cc, . of whicli
'" : ; I n 11(i v., i~ 11. zi"oru-m pr-~(LiEi-llotmll k
A, nitivii grk:atcr thall frct- 9111CO--c. Ill ih,- I t-L Lri-
171Q~tcr i-if prQgnancy pultei;1-bolmd illcml~e,
mi-kc,11Y although smim pro-em r.mc:% 1'.
~'enim protelti-bourid entbohydrmc. cmt~it~ of 2 cim t
e
4
t.) po,,: (o) glucoprotein which I)v salt fi-iction;ition is
fmind ill thi! albuinitt portimi ond (10 (fie globutiti portion
4.5~,~ carbohi-drate. lit I,rrmumcy the scrum pni-
Iciii :arIo1v;dra[e rise nwirs ill t:x Abimiiii fn:ctioil atiff i.-i
(IOU111C thQ 111iirlilil! VA11C, WiliII7 0C itIlltintill finctioll i1scir
k solnewiro dimbli;llvd. No sigilifileallt. ahcr:ltiotl oceurs
ill div. gic,bit[in carbohydrate ftacf:oi:. Vcm:trd Kiehl

349. Refarded movement at carboIll
I in gap" elecimphoresis. Z. Stary and A. UgurKlin. WscAr.,
M557 03, 76&.--767 (Biocheid.-TMT-i -Uhiv. Istanbul: Turke ' I
Serum mucolds when addod ~ to normal serum and subjeciz, -t.
haresis In the ThieIW3 apparatus appear as a double humped
=the albumin fraction, butwhen examined b I t
p4oresis a single-humped zone appears in-the ..grgagler=
only. (German) G.W.CAUDIUDGW.-

FRIC, Viktor,- DOHNALEK, Jarmil; STARY, Zdenek, inz.
Magnetron 60 SA 51 for lr~dustrial use. Sbor vak elektrotech
3:38-51 161.
1. Vyzkumny ustav pro vahuovou elektrotechniku,, Praha.

FRIG, Viktor; STARY, Menek, inz.
Contribution to the design of magnetron output transfomers.
Sbor vak elektrotech 3:62-73 161.

STAAY, Zdanek, inz.
Tasks of the water resource management in 1963. Vodni hosp 13
1 ,
no04:1~1-122 63. il.-
1. Ministerstvo zemedelstvi, leeniho.a vodniho hospodarstvio

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x1frpumcci 1- Dutch ChLvst in preo. frotu Pasteugistil
milL. Chft-Or Made fruit, frvih. impamt,urizi-d atilk in-
00 Variably ecruwns, besides stmPuscoLvi. Large nus- of lactic =00
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UVASUNOVA (Mine T. 1.).
(Microbiol.], ix, pp. '21'82-2M,
mary. Ahe. inC". Aber..
(M. 1.), LYAGINA (Mitle ~N. It.), &
ItWbwy I 1 1, 1 -Nuirpouot.
1940. (Russian.. with Hugliqi suan-
xxxv, 11, p.3681, IN1.]
The various strains of fibe"un [Paeudatmosiail wori isolated front
sampk* of mulberry k-oven front the Ukraine. Crimea, anti other
region* of the U.8AR. (me ppeeding abstract] were found to he
identical in their morphology, phyviology, and oplutinative action,
andl to correspond with the description of the organism given bv
19. F.] Smith (-Scwwe, N.S., xxxi, p. 792, 1919). Wtures of P. mor'i
remain otable and retain their virulence at a temperature range of
0' to W C. for a lengthy period, which is curtailed by w&niter (vn-
ditions or desiccation. Infect" is not soed-borne, but way overwinter
in diseased foliage in the soil and spreati during the next grosing season.

STARYGIDUY L. P.
STARY GINA '- L. E., nad SHISHELOVA, N. A. "Bacteriosis of Cabbage (Black Rot of
Cabbage Seedlings, Bacterium cannestre)," Dolklady Vsesoiuznoi Akademii SellskQk~h2z
iaistvenn-.rk.h Nauj~ imeni V. I. Lenina, vol. 12, no. 5, 1947, pp. 27-29. 20 Ak-1

STARVIGINA (Mmr L. P.) & SHIAHELOVA (NMI! N. A.). M36YAHTean mmot
Kanycru. (Agents of soft rot in Cabbage grown for
"I.Y-Murpo6uo-tw" (Microbiol .09y], 17, 2, PP, IW-170, _I p1., 1948.
(Received June, 1949.1
The results of experiments carried out at the Moscow Department of the Pan-
Union Institute for Agricultural Microbiology demonstrated that most of the
bacteria causing moft. rot in cabbage were pathogenic in varying degrees to potato
tubers, carrot roots, and cabbage anti potato Amilings. III= grown on nutrient
mptlium the cultures were characterixed by the instability of their morphological-
cultural characters, (shape of colonies and cells, colour, and growth) besides the
differences in pathogenicity. Many agreed with the causal organism of black leg
[Erui"ia jAywphthora: R.A.X. a7, p. 1191, isolated from a potato stem, but the
majority can be tentatively referred to as Baderium curoturams (E. carotomm:
ibid., 28, p. 3W].

RUDAKOV (K. 1.), STARVIGINA (Mme. 1. P.), & SHINHICLOVA (Mnw. N. A.). Mmum
Aoxx. Ana. Cmawn. Haym
JimusHm (Rep. Lemirs Amd. aqvic.M.,j, 19M, 10, pp. 25-38. 19110.
In the cabikige-growing regions of central U.S.S.R. the plants and ampacimilly the
PmIA are attack"I hy moft rot due to Nmimia (wvwvm JR.A.M., A p. 501.
which is difficult to control, &W to Bm(d1wJ memWerim, D. PAWir, NA aqw4-
aily B. jm(rnym [cf. ibid., a9, p. 85]. The latter group caumme rot only at tmpam-
tures over :W C. and of the serial parts only; they an infected tmm the mil by
the contact of the lower leaves or by inmects. The most e vp NoM
controlling rot by the latter group are the lowering of the tomparstaft of the sail
and preventing its contact with the lower leaves as well as avoiding *&&vamp"
conditions of nutrition, romving thip lower lesym of year-old cabbs", and thm
%6(rtldiolk ilf ('01141gil illw(m.

STIA7YGLITA, L. P.
USSRAiology,-.-Agricultural Plant Diseases j"/Feb
Bac. Polymyxa as a Causative Factor of Soft Rot
fMyagkaya Gnill " L. P. Starygina, Moscow Branch,
5
All-Union Inst of Agr Microbiol
"Mikrobiologiya" Vol XXI, No 1, PP 52-59
Cultures of Bac. polynyxa closely resemble those of
Erw. carotovora both morphologically and in regard to
Culture characteristics. The process of spore forna-
tion exhibits great variability in Bac. polywyxa. This
microorganism causes the same damage (soft rot) in
potato tubers, cabbage stumps, and green plants as RM
carotovora, but at a higher -cemp than the latter.
223T1

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USSR / Microbiology. General Microbiolopi F-1
Abs Jour Ref 7-hur - Biol., No 2, 1958., No 5062
Author Starygina, L.P., Oksentlyan, U.G.
Ins Not given
Title Characteristics of Smooth (S) and Folded (R) Forms of
Ps, Fluorescens Liquefaciens.
Orig Pub Mikrobiologiya, 1956.. 25~ No 5., 529-532
Abs trar-' tIt has been shown that R forms of Ps. fluoreseens lique-
faciens differ in their chemical properties (curdling and
peptonization of milk, liquefaction of,gelatin, fermentation
of sucrose) from the S forms by somewhat higher activity.
R forms are also characterized by greater antibiotic acti-
vity in relation to Bacillus subti-lis and B. pumilus and
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'Coul.t. In fighting Palate ring rot &n&
mucou.
0_r % if yroparatlaus from
cr1,1 an
!k^,,L r:p
Fre . I .f the cotton bush.
C.rd 2/4 _1-4- Tuncmm.
be.l. tt.
at ...... .f -Itur.. "a potato .111.
with the uttlivAtion ef OpIphyt. store I.
futa- il.o.pwo 1. plants.
ell.
a. ph7t.b.&1*r1..y,v-"11 as It. util'itatlon IV fighting
di.-. to at t:1. book.. "it bases.
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me .8
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of d...r.tL,.
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spoke about the Vr.d..tim or %be
pr:parsticn. -CrIssofullvia- end Itrikholatels' aut their or.
f. t an fun4ras oarri.r. of diseases In cabbage, .1beat am&
..%or m.leas.-
M ie.mltm Is the 9t1216-110,
'Now
to "tibi "too. vs~ N. S. Lars
,16 A. described a method of tW& is.
U1.1 tlm of the effect of "tL1I.tIC6 an plants. Th. .
participants Iz the conference found the art arrl,d an% 1.
this field in the USSR immufflelost, The crCaAlastlos, of,se
Induatrial yroductlon of entiblotlam and slarobe prep&m%tha.
adr Leal Iftsrodsollov, 1,
to ths Purpose of %b:4 Assesolly of so
rJoiltura Raw yolsiS lalr
iataavLfI:.tI.G of joist La-evtipasleft M; the grd"k 8114ftli
am,
Us d veloymment of plant* OV us."bial. origin was ftrtba,
Pointed cu t. The. laporteave OF ooordl"Um of sari, far purposes
of 'Os"rob "d 44hilleetIm Of ARtIbl-tics In Pleat tPro9dim,
.00 I"ph:alsvd 04 wall am the holding or p*rlodloaa caftforemame
d.8 Ing Ith this probles.

BFMZOVA, Ye.; BORODULIlLk, Yu.; BUSHUYEVA, P.; GEL'TSER, F.; GOLIKOV, V.;
DOROSIHSKIY, L'.; KOZLOVA, N.; KRAKHIN, P.; KRTjGLOV, N.; IAZA V, N.;
IAJMVSHCHIKOV, P.; MAKAROVA, M.; MkRKOVA, Z. -, NESTEROVA, Te.;
FROKKOROV. M.; SOROKM, T.; STARYGINA, L.; KffUDYAKOV, Ya.
Ivan Wich Samoilov; obituary. Mikrobiologiia 28 no.2:318-
'319 Mr-Ap 159. (MIRk 12:5)
(SAMOIIOV, IVIA IL'ICH, 1900-1958)

IZRAILISKIY, V.P., prof.i doktor biolog.nauk; SHUSTOVA, L.N., kand.med.
nauk; GORL3NKO, K.V., doktor biolog.nauk; KURAVITEV, V.P.;
BMZOVA. Te.F.. doktor biolog.nauk; SUDAKOVA, L.V., mikrobiolog;
GRUSHEVOT, S.Ye.. doktor sellskokhoz.nauk; HENLIMMO. F.Te..
doktor biolog.nauk; BELITYUKOVA, K.I., doktor biolog.nauk; STARYGINA.
kand.biolog.nauk; UNA. Z.G.. kand.biolog.nauk; IMWIY6A.
Z.S., mikrobiolog; NOVIKOVA, N.S., kand.biolog.nauk; OSNITSEATA, Te.A.,
fitopatolog; TASHNOVA, N.V., fitapatolog-mikrobiolog; MIUAREWITAR,
R.O., kand.biolo,-,.nauk; TWYUREVA, LV., red.; PNVZNER, V.I., tekhn.rede
[Bacterial diseases of plants] Bakterialtnye bolezni restenii. lzd.2.,
perer. i dop. Moskva. Gos.izd-vo salkhoz.lit-ry, 1960. 467 P.
(MIRA 13:7)
1. Chlen-korrespondent Ukrainfikoy AN (for Huraviyev).
(Bacteria, Phytopathogenic) (Plant diseases)

STARYGINA, - 1_,.,P-,_,- BIRE.El ' , MA,
Indices of' the effectiveness of antibiotics used against gummosis
in cotton. Trudy Vses. inst. sel'khoz. mikrobiol. 17:5-17 '60.
(MIRA 15,3)
(Antibiotics) (Gummosis) (Cotton--Diseases and pests)

STARYGINA, L.P.; BIRKELI , M,R~; WAROV, Sh.A.
Antibiotics in the control Of gUMM05iS in cotton, Trudy Vses. inst.
sel'khoz. mikrobiol. 17:60-67 160. (MIRA 15:3)
(Cotton--Diseases and pests) (Gummosis) (Antibiotics)

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ACC IM: Ap6c)ogo66 SOURCE CODE: uR/o185/66/ou/Oo3/o265/027O
AUrT7iOR: St
__aaryk P. M. (S-barik, P. M.)
ORG: Chernovtsy State University._(Chernivetslkyy derzhuniversytet)
P
TITLE: Electrical properties.of PbTe with bismut impurities
70-7-
SOURCE: Ukrayinslkyy fizycbxWy zh-d=A~ v. ii _3, 1966, 26,5-270
TOPIC TAGS: lead compound, telluride, electric conductivity, Hall constant, elec-i2
i
tron mobility, hole mobilityj, Hall mobility, carriei density, activation energy,
valence band
A33STRACT: The electrical properties of single crystals of PbTe alloyed with bis-
muth are investigated. The crystals were grown by the Bridgman method. Intro-
duction of -1,019 atoms/cm 3 of bismuth resulted in n-type conductivity with a car-
rier density of about 1019 cm73. At lower bismuth concentrations the lower portion
of the crystals has p-type and the upper portion n-type conductivity. Similar re-:,
sults were obtained with zone refining, indicating that the bismuth distribution
was nonuniform. in samples cut from the same crystal, the bismuth content may
have increased on approaching the n-type region. The electrical conductivity and
Hall coefficient of eight samples were measured by standard de methods. Measure-
ments were also made using FbTe samples with impurity levels produced by bismuth
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and donor levels produced by excess lead. The hole density all n-type FbTe
samples with bismuth impurities was of the order of 3 x 103,8 =3 regardless of the!
bismuth concentration. The Hall mobility and its temperature dependence vas the
same as for unalloyed crystals. A slight increase in the Hall coefficient and a
rather considerable decrease in the Hall mobility were noted in crystals cut olit
near the p-n junction. Upon annealing, the conductivity of p-type samples de-
creased, the Ila" coefficient- in the impurity region increased, and the inversion
temperature shifted to lower values. The Hall mobility increased with decreasing
-2,8
temperature like T In some samples prolonged annealing at 165C results in
a change from p-type to n-type conductivity. It is found that alloying of PbTe
with bismuth produces both shallow donor levels with activation energy AE - 0 and
comparatively deep acceptor levels at 6E = 0.065 ev above the valence band. An-
nealing at 160C leads to a decrease in the concentration of deep acceptor levels.
The author thanks Candidate of Fhys.-Mth Sciences, K. D. Tbv d the seniors
t
scientist vorowu]c for assistance 'with the ovrk and valuable advice. oTig.
art. has: 5 figures formulas.
SUB CODE: 20/ SUBM DATE: 28Dec64/ oRIG Ru: oo2/ OTH REF: 002
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STARY-KH., A.M.; KOVAL', V.0.
Manufacture of particle board made by extrusion compression
from aspen pulp. Der. prom. 14 no.12:20-22 D 165.
(MIRA 18:12)

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-STARYXH, 1,.A., Irizh.
i'lieory of of ,iutlomatic, electric towing winches. Sud. sil.
ast no.2-1."z-138 163~ (MA 17:1)
1-. !.(r !,- t4asheye inzhenernoye morskoya uchilishche im. admirala
Vf~' at-ova.

127-12-26/28
AUTHORS: Voroshilov, O.V., Chief Geologist of the Temir-Tau mine, and
Starykh, N.A., Senior Engineer
TITLE: "Drilling of Blasting Holes by Pneumatic Drills" by A.L.
Skornyakov (A.L. Skornyakov, Prokhodka vzryvnykh skvazhin
pnevmoudarnikami)
PERIODICAL: Gornyy Zhurnal, 1957, No 12, p 71 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This note is a review of the book published by the Metal-
lurgizdat in 1957. The reviewer points out that the book
under discussion takes up many essential problems which thus
far were elucidated in literature only in the form of in-
dividual disconnected data. The author succeeded in uniting
the results of recent years in drilling deep bore holes for
blast operations by means of various pneumatic drills and
machines. Some defects and inaccuracies of the book are also
pointed out.
ASSOCIATION: Temir-Tau mine (rudnik Temir-Tau)
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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YELITSOV A.V.; CHIGAIUN, A.G.; STARY-M N.T.
y ~- ~.,
11-aralkyl derivatives of phenylpyrrolidines. Zhur. ob. khim. 34
no.10:3344-3351 0 164. (MIRA 17:11)
1. Institut toks-ikologii Ministerstva zdra7vookhraneniya SSSR,
Leningrad.