SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT STOICESCU, C. - STOICHEV, YS.ST.

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RLIMAINIA
616-921.5-085-371
CAZACU, E., BUSUIOC, CarmontSTOICESCU, Atena, TOMI, E., SCURF,
I., of the Medical-Pharmaoeutical Institute (Irwtitutul de
Modloina si Farmaele), Bucharest
"Contributions to the Study of the Efficiency of Anti-influenza
Vaccinations with Live Vaccine."
Bucharest# Studij 91 Caroetart-de Infrapicrobiologle, Vol 17,
No 5. 66, p-p .3@9-,)94
Abstract: The authors analyze the serologic results of a Soviet
bivalent (A2 +-B) live Influenza vaccine. The vac4ne was
administered by Intranasal Instillation In two doses to 142
children In a vocational schoo, and was also used In two factories
in Bucharest In the first quarter of 1965. It In stressed that
the antibody level at the time of vaccination must be taken into
consideration In the evaluation.
Includes 6 tables and 10 references. of which 5 Rumanian,
2 Russian and 3 Western. -- Manuscript submitted 6 February 1966.

FLORUj L*j SAIIIELEVICIO Hoj STIOICESCU, Cos* CQ-LAZIFANU, M#
Contributions to the reduction of nitrobenzene to p-aminophenolo
Rev chimie Hin petr 12 no.llt649-651 N 161o

Ag

llilm'.trlp A., GAVAT, Inn, 7GICKSGII, Cnlin; VASS, Goacill0k; MM!S,
T !Ant"n
3tudles on furfural. Pt.26. Rev chimle Rrum 13 no,3:219-2'41
I
Mr 165.
1. Institute of Physital Chemistry, Rumanian Academy, Bucharest.
Siibmittted June 23, 1964.

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I -, A' ". IV, f 1 , 1, Ir;'. tr 'A p 11 , ; '; A7AT ,I 1@ r, ;@; :' t .1 - @@ ","'! , ; , a I in;,A ", ".
,X.dies on fl-lirfural. Pt..27. Roy &Amle H-lm 10 nf,.3s23)-244 & 165.
1 . I r it I tii t4p. of Physical lf"hordstry, R-umnrlan A,Ftdomy, Ruebaresti,
Onm 23, 196/s.

*,,A i I'm n I nKe Curt, I I. -11 f14 j i I
no .3: 211-220 Fx 16 5.
1 . ptjyjj@@al Cj-.o:-.It4try Remo-irch Ct-ntAr, Rlm-mnlAn AcFiri".v,
1-k P-ahrnva ilonip St., Ptichares'.. 3ot-.rAtA-T -'lmo .11, 1

1,*M'F5r1J, Dimitrip. A.; GAVAT, lon; ST01CF.X11. v
-, __Sj@n 11A.33, Goellim; IFTIROS.
I lonna
Studies In the f@irfiirpkl field. Pt.26. Studil cerc chim 14
no.3:171-209 Mr 165.
1. Physical Chem.'stry Research Center, RimAnian Aendemy,
14 1)=brnva Rrsie- St., Buchpkrest. Sutmit"A June 23, 1964.

A UTFIC-P-3, 9/25
TITLE: PolymorI74t lon nf 77im-ty'. -itstV -ro i .. @1 With 4"loirler
Catalysts r-011MOZIzareA 2 @-i;motil futai.lonoi-1,5 cu ca@
tn)lratori eK! or -1 r 4 Nuio N ,, t a 1
PER IODI rAL - Rovista d4 himip, 9, Nr 9. pp t'07 509 (RTJM)
ABSTRACT in this article, the authors presAnt the preliminary results
of research anI qxperlmonts on th-m pi,ymoriz&1jPn of 2,3-diso-
thyl -bu taJ ij?np in thos presence of A -ompl ex catalyst ccn
slating of dipthy! aluminu% and Utaniuit tttrachlcridp
The cataiyst was o!@ta;nod n thp rpac'tl-'@n medium The
Al/Ti (mol rate varioi beiw-?n ! 16 an4 1@ 0 Time of re-
eiction was frnm 10 to 100 tcirp 7emperatir#4 were 50 and
20 6 - Thp catalyst reTnan!p wprt rezc.ved with alcohol
The obtAinAd product we,, separAtssd into two fractions by
dissolution in t@4pn7one at nrzal tampera*urp The soluble
fraction within the honzeno solulicn wo-tio ,4ub:!*ct-P1 to pre-
cipitation with eths%@,' Tna 2 'butadlons@ was
derived from pinn@-,@! 'he dim-Ftnyl @ut4diane had the fol,
loving 0 at 757
q phy3i,@al ccnstantt P f - 69 0 @ 5 26'
mercury column, d - 0 -7 2 6 0 0 0 1 P r cm ; and n
29 D
Card 1/2 1 4377 titanjua tetrachloride was a 40% bentene out

:; -1-Y 'A - q- 9-9,'25
Poly-nor I z at Ion cf 2, p I met Iry! - *,-,it act ton,!, 5 Wi th Z.;erler @7&t a 1yet a
First Note
pension, ani the a!u::inu!n-Ai(kt,%4 mono-0,,loride was a 30%
benzene solition -o determine thip intrinsic vi co;ijy of
InsolO%le fractions'obtained in polymerizations :t 0 C
and at 20 the authorx used various solvents such as n-
hexano, decalin, tetralin. xyl#na, toluone. and cold and
hot carbon tetrachloride. tut none of *he solvents could
solubilize the ineolijile fractions The results are Indic-
ated in Tables 1 and 2 Th-pro aro 2 tal@les and 9 references,
4 of thich are ital"an, .1 ';qrMan.L 2 1 Enrlish, and
I Rumanian
A330CIATION Laboratorul de Chinia 51 rehnt:@'Icgia Frodujilor Macromol#-
culari, ',nzlzit@.tul B%icarej.-.1 J.aborstory for
the Chemi 9try and Tec!-n.-.@Irgy off 14arr.. :@Ieirjlar Froduote.
Folytochnical Institute, Pucuraqti?
Card 212

LAHANI.S..dr.; STOICBSCU.C.C..dr.; CONSTANT INBSCU.A. , dr.
----- -- @ - - 1___, - - _ -
The Influence of ultra-short waves and ultraviolet rays an blood
protein fractions. Nad. Intern.,bacur., 11 zio.12:1897-1901 159.
(BIDOD PRMINS)
(DIATEMINT)
(ULTYATIOLO)

:TOIC . G. G. , dr.; ZIRA, A.M.. dr.; VOIGU,, A. P dr.
GUGI ASU , Z.. p dr * L S
On certain general meebanisma concerning the irrelation of histaminep
sulfur and sulfurous mineral waters. Mod. intern., Bum 12 no*71
1061-1065 J1 160.
(ALLERGI, therapyl (HISTAXINE, blood)
(SULFUR, therapy) (HMI-AL WATEM , therapy)

COCIASU, E.,clr.; @;TOICESCU, C.C., dr.; PASCU, St., fizician
Contributions to same themoregulation processe3 in lif:ht-bath therapy.
Med. intern. 3:265-270 Mr 62*
(LIGHT therapyl (M-MATISM therapy)
MAT therapy) (BODY TWERATURE physiology)

- STOM@S@!i 9 Gh. , dr.
Sulfonr-nide diuretics in medical practice. Mod. intern. 3:371-,M)
W, f,> -
(DIUP,:.TICS therapy) (SULFORAMIDES thorapy)

I'
I I . lon" 11,
.1
, , ri; 1hy 11 r. Li i s or ders of @p r I j he ral c I re u Is t i cr- a ?* d , in t e m *
I t," - @ .: r . 1 17 n o . 4: 9 !- 4 9 8 Ap 165,
I., incrare efectLata In Spital-ul NProlf. V. Babes", Ducurseti.

BL'rLC&;CUJ, If.; L.; Ab.-, -`TuIC@@Ct, Gh.; 57GIM;CU, Fl.
Gold and silver telluride rAneralization In the Uita-Ristru
(Bala Mare) doposit# Rey =In 14 no.5.-214-221 My 16).

BUTLGE.IX119 N.; '-,@OK-@Ap L.P, UVIM@'EEII':Ct@ A.; t;TUIC--`;CL, Gh.; STOIC&;CU, Fl.
Gold and silver telluride mineralization in tho Bait&-rilstru
(Bala Mare) deposit. Rev min 14 .10-5:214-221 147 16),

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[Stoickovalls K.1; ZIRRA, A.M.; VOYXU, L.A. (Voicu, L.A.)
Comparative action of oxygen and carbon dioxide on sow metabolic
and enzymatic processes of the liver. Vop. kur.0 fizioter. i lech.
fiz. kul't. 26 no.3%227-229 My-Je 161. (KIRA 14:7)
1. Bukhareatakogo institute, karortologii i fizioternplis
(OXYGM-PHYSIOLOGICAL LFFECT)
(CARBON DICUDE-PHYSIOLOGICAI ?YFECT)

18(5) RUM/9-59-9-5/46
AUTHORS: "'Z.'Lq1cescu' Le, and Staratescu, C,, Professors,

TITLE: Heat Recovery in Fer ous tTetnllurgy Furnaces (Pa-- 1)
PERIODICAL: MO! t f I t 11 Vj; I it
i c ona t ruo i a I o rUn n i , 195 9. Ur 9,
pp 756-762 HUM)
?
ABO"TRACT- The authors point out, that the utilization of the
-xhole energy availlable in a certain metallurgical
proceSs (steelwo.rk, fori;e, foundry, etc) is the main
problem,after the metallurgical one, in the design
and operation of a plant section. The problem of
onergy is partic@;'.arly important in ferrous metal-
lurgy, where hIgh, quantities of thermal energy are
involved. The problem of heat recovery in metallurg-
ical furnazeo is compared first with heat recovery
in modern, boiler systems and it is concluded that
heat recovery in metallurgy is a much more complicat-
ed problem. The authors affirm that almost two
decades ago, Soviet scientista tind engineers analyz-
Card 1/4 ed the bat3ic problems of heat recovery in ferrous

RUMI/9-59-9-5/46
Heat Recovery in Ferrous 11etallurgy Furnaces (Fart 1)
metallurgy. In metallurgical furnaces the most Im-
portant ways of heat loss are: evacuation of the hot
gases let out from the circuit of the furnace process,
heat in *he cooling water used in Martin furnaceso
rolling-mill furnacea, blast furnaces, etc; the
"physical" heat of the furnace gases, for the re-
covery of which there is no adequate technological
solution as yet; blast-furnace slag heat, Martin
furnace, Thomas converter slag heat, heat in the
rolled productst in the chills; losses in conducts,
leakages, radiation, etc. Pig I presents a graph of
the losses of heat in a ferrous metallurgical combin
The total quantity o; heat loss in Pig 1 is 381 x 1090
kcal/hr, or 1.9 x 100 kcal/ton of ingot steel, corre-
sponding to about 1/3 of the neat heat consumption.
The present level 6of technology allows the ;ecove
of about 244 x 10 kcal/hr 6namely 128 x 100 kcal7hr
in the power plant, 68 x 10 kcal/hr as heat energy
for water henting, and possibly 'for the power plant,
Card 214 and 48 x 106 kcal/hr for heating. The calculations W/

RMA/9-59-9-5/46
Heat Recovery in Ferrous 11-fetallurgy Furnaces (Part 1)
t
were continued for the same metallurgical combine and
ways were determined to cover the entire energy con-
sumption of the combine by means of the secondary
internal sources of energy. The results are shown
in Pig 2. The necessary electrical energy expressed
in power consumed by the whole combine Is 48 mega-
watts. The possible production of electrical energy
is the following: 60 megaviatts through the power
erigines operated on furnace gas, 46 mw through the
utilization of the recoverable quantity of heat led
out from the circuit of the metallurgical processes.
In this case, it is shown that a surplus of 46 mw is
available 6The warm water and heating necessitlea
are 36 x io kcalAr. The total possibility of pro-
duction, through recovery of thl heat of hot gaseat
of the steam heat, etc, 48 x 10 kcal/hr. The main
sources of heat recoverable from the metallurgical
proces-q are given in Table 1. Continuing, the au-
thors examine the recovery problem of a aystem con-
Card 3/4 stituted by the metallurgical hearth furnace. The

R U A"';,@'9-59-9-51/46
float Recovery In Ferrou:3 Metallurgy Furnace,; (Fart 1)
flow diagrara of a Martln furnace is given in Pig 3.
The authors exa.-ine the proble.m. of efficiency by
defining and exwaining the efficiency of the combus-
tion OP Ithe effiCiency of 'the furnaces "metallur-
gical space" (,. )t the efficiency of operation (n )
and the efficieRcy of the furnace (.,@ ). The val@ a
.0
of rif are represented in the graphs Pigs 4 and 5 for
water gas, coking gas, furnace gnat mixture (coke
and furnace) gas and gas holder gas. The variation
of the efficiency .r Is presented In Pig 6. Final-
ly, recommendations are made for the establishing of
the heat, balance starting fror, the diagram of the
heat flow as represented In Pig 3. The article will
be continued. There are 6 Craphe and 1, diagrams. k1
Card 4/4

1.1; PFTRF3CII, S.
First principle of thermodynamics for technical processor vith
finite speed and without proceeding flow. Bul Inst Politsh 26
no.5s87-108 S-0 164.
1. Chair of Thermotechnics and Thermal PlachInes, Polythechnic
Institute, Bucharest.

Mv; 6
M -VZAN, E. , ing.; BITIR, P., ing.; POPESCU, Al., ing.; STOICtSOU, M. i tehn.
Combating coal duat formation Irl water injection In
the layer in tho Potrila (Jiu Valley) and Anina mines#
t
R
ev min 14 no.8:363-369 Ag 163*

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L -30158-66 RO
ACC NIJAC "'MP60216332
SOURCE CODEs
AUTHOR: Muresan, V. (Doctorh MINI.., Slona (Doctor)l C&vulea, 0. (V#tGrirj&rlanJ
Major)) Stoicescu, -Rbdica ( MLologist)
ORO: none
-44iydr;jW-JaJwwthYJ-pyridLr#e
TITLEs Pharmacodynanic action of trimethylene bis
bromide
SOURCE$ Nevista sanitara militara,, v. 61, no- ls 1965, 1"-U7
TOPIC TAGS$ pharmacology,, organic phosphorus compound,, antidotep organic lains,
compound, toxicity, rat, pyridine
ABSTRACT'i 'The authors studied the pharmacodyna"o action of
norml aulmals. (The compound in used " antidote for'
srAsftl@c~&V kO intoxicationag and ovious studies "for
so ITS action in intoxicated animials They foued an ladAw
.Of toxicityt DL50 = 63 mg/kg + 2.5 in rate, &M foUN4 46"
Of 5 N914 to have the followrng off@0%Sl AJ00JL20JM4
"410n; gaRgliOP108iC 60tiOU; eXcitation of respift$4081 04
potentiation of other anesthesia@ Orige art. hass 7 figures aid 9-tablest [ins]
SUB CODEt 06, 07 SUGH DATEt none / ORIG OFt 001 / OTH JWI 009
card 1A uag

Dr Steliana ';TOI(.!:';CJ, Anix-il Breeding Seczicn 01
A-ricul@ture- MRET-S--de crestere a ani;mallclur ConiZI-i'lui Supcrior al
Agriculturii.)
"Poultry llandlin,,- with a View to Collcctinj; for lncu.aLlon.'@
Lucho-rest, Revisla Zootchnic si !:edici.-,a Veterinzra, Vol 13, *,,o 4,
Apr 63; pp @3 -27
"bstracl- A didactic outline of condition5: 'I. of r-,alcs; optimal feed
types and ratios oZ fresh cereals, vitamins, criinoacids; minerals;
litter and related details of poultry hut;bjrdry.
*1 A

STOICESCU, To. inge
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Possibility of using descending gates in weirso Hidrotehnica 6
Do.10:343-346 0 161.
(Weirs)

Try
gory
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Tour
-)!:,t j t u te
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Denietroart. , F..; e'toicescl S. Y,j 41
Tv @m.;- P. t i n n s
Farm4c i Hcnnn. IQ58 @b , Nn .1
everal simple anti rap14 deter- I
t. lmncriptinn of %
minntica mi-VAods for varicus pharinAcentical i
vixt-@@rvs ;,rd prr-parationn tba*. do not recittire
eviold be corAieted in small
quantities of jolvent. Fresen-ttd #,ro@ det*rA
rinatinn for the following rixture 11
phestacetine, and pyramidin; phenfice-
tins, usnirin. and c4ffoine; phennectino, an-
tipyrivo, niid hizinel; tirotropine, valol,

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BE.-AL, Yh. (%ral, C) (Bukharost); ie.(Bu:dwxest) JAVAV4 .0 21V 0
(Bif,charest); KMAFz;T4'-NUp 1. (Bukharest);GR1N'Aj:SKU, kBukha-rest)
Methods ror controUing pharrAceutic preparations. Apt. delo 10 no.4t
82-85 JI-Ag 162. (m.-A 14212)
1. Inatitutul do Corcetart Farmacoutice si Sontrolul Pledicamentelor,
Ducuresti.
(DRUGS-STANDARM)

Ca;U); GIVeU NA=8
Coluitry: Rumania
Ar=ixaic b--gme3:
A.,@1111ation: *)
Source: Bucharest , Farmacia I Vo I IX 9 No 10 1 Oct 1961, pp 661-668.
ra ta *- "Methods for the Determination of Water in Drugs."
Authors:
13ERAL, 14.1 -Pharmacist.-
S701CESCU9 Viorica, -Pharmacist.-
GRINTESCUl Paulinav -Pharmaclkt.-
Work performed under the ausploes of the Institute for the
5tnto Control of Drups and Pharmaceutical Ronearch (rnatitutul
In -Pl.nt til Voolle,w@on',ii1oil I r,.,vr,, i

SIR) I C @S C u0 V@ , lector (Ducuresti)
Passing from arithmetic to algebra and from elementary to higher
algebra. Gaz mat fiz ]A no.6:318-C2/& 40 162.

sn;R-scus N.; MiEALGA, G.; STOICESCU, V.
DeterrAnation of scopolazim brombutylate (S.-obritll) in
drugs. Rev chimie Mln petr 15 no.6s358 Je 164.

MANDASESCU, L.; MICMU-CRIVATv L.
Reaction of the wthyl group in heterocyclic compounds. I. On the
Xing reaction in the benzodiazine series. Studii chemio Iasi 10
no.2.271-284 159. (EW 1011)
1. Academia Republicii. Popular* Rominso Filiala I"Ij Institututl
do Chimis "Petru Poni.w
(Methyl group) (Heterocyclic compounds)
(Quinatolino) (Wnoxxlino) (Xing reaction)

MMASESCU, Laura; STOICLSCU-CRIVATl, Loonia
Reaction of the methyl group in heterocyclic ompounds. 11# COWOAI&tian
of 2-methylbentodiazines with aldshydes. Studit chin Iasi 11 no.Is
75-35 160. (UAI 100)
(Met.hyl group) (Heterocyclic empounds)
(Methylquinoxalins) (Aldehydes)

MANDASESCU, Laura; STOMSOO-CRIVAT,-leanix; GABE, I.
Reaction of the Motbyl group in beterOO70110 OMPOtMds. III, OrMle
dyesi derivatives of 2-mtbylbonsodiazins. Studli chin Iasi 11
no.21311-322 l6o.
1. Academia Republicii Populare Rosins,, Ylliala. Issit Inatitutul
do chinto *Petru Ponl.w
(Metbyl group) (Cyc]Ao compounds)

YArDAM',V!, Lnurs%; ',TVjCFSCU-CRIVAT# L.; QBE, I.
Reactivity of the heterocyclic methyl group. 111. Cyaninle
oolorants derived from 2-methylbenabdissine. Rev chisle 6 Tio#2t
195-197 61.

C-b-rg%ou. Lemis N-wv" Vnvels. A rm-A, 4-1
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IhImm .4 @Vlmsbr@ft4 p
Aes& oil aml p hit two-IUL4wwft*
Wwk i U con difir"ut kwillf wa- owdomf 11 Nvi-v . ev
erpt that of 1. dirt oW -how Aviv selmm an km k'- Usolhr-
lbr (I ar"I I ol"Ov o4 1 Vlowaml wfma
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tmn P.&mIn*a&1ky1k ackU. C, V. (1.1%eceghin AmdjL
y"!", A(ad. rep. fets4pf Ro"asof, Flhdu rm
I *if fforij. 4, Nil. 1, 4, 151 @GA &Rk
;1Yr' wife plepl. by diasmiwim of
J,-ic and j-,kllm.t@%4cv6c (1) ACMs " Coupling with tb]@
Lf bwl (XIIIS. de "'Oultrate that the y hivt an am4w6m.
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pUWu4t;,/M1cr.)b1.3l;),y - Kicrobes VGtho.,enic for fti and Mimls. F
racteria- WcoLacteria.
Abs J.)ur : Ref Zhur Diol., No 22, L958, 9947o
, iu, C.V., St.;.icescu-CrLvetz, L., Hmnddsesc-a, L.
j's,uth:)r : Meor^
Inst
Title sLatitubercu1)us Actimi of p-A~uin.)-.)-Hal.iidbonzohydrixa-
mic Acids.
OrIC Pub Studit si cercetari chin., 1956, 4, Na 1.2, 39-45
Abstract 1"he authors pre,-*r*4 the fAl,.)viu,-: from chlorides 3f
the cDrrespondin.; acids p-nitro-a-h3laidben"iydraxardc,
4i-(p-nItro-a-1Alaidjenw) hydranuic and Di-(p-mAuo-
:)-haloidbenzo) hydroxamic acids with Various haloi;ens
(Cl, Dr, 1). The acids with the nitro-7oup did not
exert any Inhibitin@; action upn the CXjwM of tutercule
bacilli (TD) In vitro, while em acids with the ami:io-
.-Toup in the p-pasition in the relation to the hydroxwAc
E;roup Inhibited the Tovth if TD in the Sutton medim In
Card 1/2
95 -
Imm-MLA/Me"Z-1010@-i - MICrODV8-Mt%6i_cnIc for Man %nd Animals.
racteria. Hycotzcteria.
Abs Jour - Ref Mur Mil., P) 22, 1958, 99470
a c3*.,.ceatrntIjn or lo-5 tz@ io-6 -
rol per one liters
M.i*%. Gruzma
Card 2/2

RUMANIA / Organic Chemistry. Synthutic Organic Chomistry. G-2
Abo Jour: Ref Zhur-Khtmiya, No 23, 1958, 77624.
Author : Stoicescu-Crivotz, L and Mandesesou, L.
Inst :Nro- f =gv 3 n .
Title :Amidoximus Obtained from p-Amino-o-halogonobenzoic
Acids.
Orig Pub: Studii 31 Ceroetari Stiint Acad RPRO Fil Iasi Chim,
7, No 2, 117-121 (1957) (in Rumanian with summaries
in French and Russian).
Abstract: In the course of their search for now antituber-
cular compounds, tho authors have synthoalzed com-
pounds of tho type 2-R-4-!.-CH3 CCXHC6H3 C(NH2) -
NOH (1) (here and hereinafter Ra 2 Cl, Rb a 13r)
and 2-R-4-Nliz C(r- HOH) C6 H3 COOCH3 (11). The
abovo-miantioned products wore obtained by tho fol-
Card 1/3

Rtrj,1j1NIA /organic Chemistry. Synthotio Organic ^OhoMlatry- G-2
Abs ;our: Rof Zhur-Khimiya, No 23, 1958, 97624-
Abstract: lowing sequence of reactionsi 2-R-4-NH 2
C11 2 NOH (II)
CHO 42-R-4-HI12 C H 2-R -CH3
CONPC6 113 CN (IV) ?I) and 2-8-4-11H 0 6 Ha COOH
- '-2-R-44THZ C6 H? COOCH3 (V) '9 2-R- -ON08 COOCH3
(VI) --II. When IIa In boated with (CH3 C@o z 0
by a proviousl described method (Po Lach, Bar,
171 1571 (1884f)t IVa is obtained, mp 199-2000
(from aqueous alcohol). lVb, mp 210-21101 Is ob-
tainad by a 9 W lar procedure. IVa and NHZOH
(VII) on heating in alcohol in a sealed test tube
for 10 hro at 700 (sea W. Krone, Bor, 24, 834
(1891)) give Ia, yield 100%, mp 1820 (decomp; from
alcohol). Ib is obtained by a similar procedure,
mp 1640. Vla Is obtainud in yields of 50% (mp 920)
Card 2/3
22

MIZ01(y M!ricrtl Terbnolopy. Che-itK1 Vrodiicts nrid 1heir
Annlications. Dyeing and Chemical Treatment of"
is ABS. JOUR. 10-Jade., No 17, 1959, No. 631-18
AUTHOR Grindes., V.1 Stoicescu-CrIvetz, L.t Ifrim, S.
WTI= Inst, nolitehn. Iasi
-Treating
'ITLE Inventigation, of the Wool Chrome
Procoss
onti. RM. hula. Inat. noliteln. Iasi, 1958, 40 !,o 1-?o
'.47-252
AJ;S-7W%CT Experiments involvinr the treatment of wool wiih
,)Cr207 solulions with the aiibsequent investi-
K,
;Yation of chrome tronted sam"Ies (solubilities In
bases ard ncids, concontration of aVailable, nitro-
ren, dynamometrical tests) established that the
most rromissing results may 1@e attained with the
use of 1.61ft K2CrP07, basis the w#1Jzht Of wool-
As Uatetskiy
*Textile Materials.
Card:

KANDALSi;SCU, Laura; STOIC65CU-CRIVAT, i@ @nia - GAfF-v 1.1 LICA, S.;
STEFAmsclu, M.
Reactivity of mathyl group in heterocyclic compounds, M,
Studil chim Iasi 13 no.1sU5-127 162,
I* Academia H.P.R., Filial& Iasi, Ixatitutul do chisio si
fizica "Petru Poni*q Sectia do chWo organics.

COCEA, El. (deceased]; SIOICESCU-CRIVAT, L.; PETHUS, A,j HANDASESCU, L,
KATEI, 1.
Aryl aliphatic dilsoeywAtes. Studii chim Iasi 14 no, W13-
219 163,
1. Section of Organic Chemistry,, "Petru Poniw Institute of
Chemistry and Physics, Rumanian Anademy, Iasi Branch.
2. Correisponding Member of the Rumanian Academy (for Matei).

yo4oi-66
ACC NR: Ai,(o26622-*------------
AWLiOAr Boral, 11o; Xy@Ln C Stoicoscu. V,
ln@;Ututo f or tho �W&SUA Drurs and al Res-arch (Institutul
pontru controlul do stat al mdicanontolor vi cercatari fArr&coutio-eT---
'AI'11."': botornination of 11-nothyl-3,.~oonzoyl-4-Wroxy-4-pborWl-piperidine hydrochlorb
and procalno Wrochlox-Ido in injectable A.L.U.
SOURM;s Roviotst tie chixdo, v. 16, no. 5, 1965. 29f@-293
TOPIC TAGSs quantitative analysis, chloroform, parchloric acid# dioxane, pharma-
colorj, drug
AES-IRACT: Tho authors doncribe a wthod for the dotornination in non-aqueous tedium
of this anosthatic substance, either pure or as the injectable solution, ITW WtbW
involvoo titration in chloroform solution with a solution of porchlorio acid in
dioxana, using notanil yellow As indicatorl it in simple &M acclUrato am is sug-
r,astod for use in quality oontrole Orig. art. hast 2 tables. ZB@L7
SUB CODEs 07, 06 / SUBM UNt none / ORIG REFI 002 / OM HEFI 002

3TOICHXV,A.
Course and therap7 of Injuries of the soft tissues of the
abdomen after Ionizing radiation Injury. Ehirurgii&, Sofla
13 no.2-3:289-291 160.
1. Is Crudnoto khtruralono, otdolonle pri Obahtoormelskata bolnitsa.
(RADIATIOla lzwt coompl.)
(ABDOM vda & inj.)
(MOKIM radiation off.)

STOIANOV,X..prof. '. STOIGIMI.A.; PUPKOV.Z.; FILIPOT,S.
Postoperative course In patients operated for mitral otenosle.
Khirurgli&,Sofi& 13 no-2-3:292-294 *6(,'.
1. Is Xatedrata. po bolnichna khirurgiia pri ISUL.
(WITRAL STAXOGIS surg.)

STOICHV,k
Replacezent of arterial defects with a polyvifk-1 alcohol
prothesis In animals. XhirurgilasSofts. 13 no-2-3000-303 160.
1. lit grudnoto, khirurgichno otdolenle pri Qb9hto&rm*1s1mta bolnitua.
(POLTY19118)
(ARTXRIW surg. )

SMIGREVO A.
Our methodological and technical experience vith bronchograpby.
Kh1rurgila, Sofia 14 no.2/3,165-10 '61.
1. Kbirurgichno otdolents pri Voennatit boln1tsa, Sliven.
(BRONCHI rediog)

STOIGHEV, A.j TOPALOV, I.; P"V, O't,; PI-'KV# IV.
Olur ex.7rience with a combined contrast method. Khtrurgiia, Sofia
14 no. .3,356-159 161.
1. Khirurglchno i rentgenovo otdolents, Voenna bolnitsaj Sliven.
(PTIEUMOPERITONEUM ARTIFICIAL)

STOICHEVO A.; TOPALOV, 1.
Autotransplantation of the kidney In experimental conditions.
Xhirurgila, Sofia 14 no.2/32173-374 161.
1. Khirurgichno otdolente, Voenm bolnitear Sliven.
(KIDNRS transpi)

STOICHEV, A.; TOPALOV, I.
Our experience vith intre-osseous anesthesia in infurles and Its
method. Xhirurgiia (Sofia) 15 no.1*41-47 162. 0
1. Toenna bolnitea, Sliven. MachaWki Iv. Vastler.
(ANESTHESIA LOCAL) (ORTHOPEDICS anesth & analg)

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KOFCHzVp Iv.1 PIDICEMA.1 MDMV, X.; CHIP11XV, 0,; J=SVP K,;
ATAHASOV# A.1 FINKAS1, M.1 XMDZWOVl As.
Combined radiation injuries. Xhirurgila 15 no.9/lOS847-850
162,
L Is Vieshiia voennomedItsinski Inatitut.
(RADIATION INJURX)

KRUSTINOV, G,, prof.; @T2jS!TVA_A.,4--YILXV, M.; MANOLOVA
Corr-action of m1tral stenodle with Dubost's dilator.
Khtrurgiia 15 no.9/10s912-9U 162.
1. rx Vieshlia voonnomeditsinaki institut.
(MITRAL STENOSIS) (MM SURGIRT)

TMUDI, I.p STOM01, A.
Apropos of BDmardile operatlor. ir. Idiopathic varieccele.
Khlrurglia (Sofila) 16 ro.9t8257-861 163.
le Visah werromeditainaki Instituty Sofilao

D.
Density of trlangulqtlon stations and polygonal netuorks In coriwetions
with agricultural rec.)nstruction. p. 141. Bulgar3ka adademit4 no naukite.
Teknichaski Institut. :-:.XVESTIU. SofiYA- No- 3, 1935.
SOURCEL: East European Acc ssion3 Ust. (&AL) LIbr-Ary or cor4vvss.
Vol. 5, No. S. August 1956.

STOICiE;7, D.
1
MECII PN @ f ai IG Y
Periodical: KHRUL, I Vol. 30, no. 5. 1958.
STOIr:!F.V, 0. Physicochemical analysis; a new science. p. U6,
Monthly List of' Sast Eur-mean Acc.-ession L'j lol, 8. no, 2)
?ebruar-.-,- 1959, Unclass.

JPwqq,--P-
TECTNOLOGY
PerlodIcals KRIXII-A I INDUSTRIIA. Vol. 30, no. 6,, 1958
STCICHEV, D. Basic conditions of Mysicochemical analysis. p. 175
Monthly List of Last European Accessions MW) LC, Vo2. 8, No. 5o
May 1959,, TInclsas,

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h @ishndk 'Min eecl
u ouporicrity ef soalftliam
t
91439-463 W-'OLF-Ibl-

.TrOICIIF.V, G., Arkh., asistent
StandArd asseabling coluass bawtd on nodular systan. Tekhaika
Mg 3 no.2*21-26 F t54.

Ot%in,-;i@n!iz,qtlcn and unificatirn of !-urnlture. r..244 MI-A
P (Vlnlst-i:--tve na lektta I khr@@.qltelrwta rrmlahlenost)
Sofila. Vol. 5, no. 69 195C
European Accessions Listp (E-Al Library or
Vel. no. 12, L)e!:e--,"+-r 11)

Stol-c-hpvj- (-,.
Stoichey, G. AUtOCIAVP Porous concretes; light construction
material. p. 21. Vol. 1, no. 10, 1958

STOICHEVP G., arch.
Tho large-block tir.-I 1, -,-gc-pareled Industrial building of
dwelling in Reat Urmmy. Stroitelatwo 10 ro.5231-32
S-OtO.

@@TPICU
, Vl- 00 ;p 01. tekh.
. - I -OW-9 _
Nov automatic machines for undavater ve),dLng* Tskh delo 33 no.42411,
2 1 Ap 1621

KIU'.UCHIU, B.; STOIChlY, I.; LODDYA, Khr.; BINCHAROT, D.
Conditioned reflex loukDcytools and effect of a dynasilc stereotype
on the number of loukocytes, Suvrowo nod. Softs, 5 no.30-1? 1954.
1, Is Instituta po patofistologila pri Neditstasksta akadissita
I.P.Paylov. Plovdiv. 41rektor: Prof. L.Telcharov.
(UMOCYTB COUIT,
off. of Micrococcus pyogenes as unconditionei stimIus
on form. of conditioned variations In dogs)
(RXrL=, CONDITIOW.
loukocy-to count variations In dogs after repeated injects
of Klarococcus pyogenss)
(MICROCOCCUS PYOGXNW.
off. of repeated Inject, In dogs on form, of conditioned
reflex variation of loukocyto count)

PACHEMHIrIj, L.; STOIGHV# 1.
Uperimental data on the developiment of Inoeulation tubercu-
losis. Khtrurgita 15 no.1111024-1025 '62.
(TUBIRCULOSIS)

;;*;";,.,.., 0i ,;- j, , I ra ti .
,@,. :7.cthod .0,- ljolving atcriled frar-ea. ektmaka 13
164.

r-
'BULGARIA
J,-STQICHEY..and Ya. DIMITROVA, Central Microbiology Lahoratory of Medical
College (Centralna mikrobiologichna taboratoriya pri VXI) "I.P. Pavlov",
Scientific Director (nauchen rukovodital) Prof B. YL;PXXOV; Plovdiv.
"S=e Data About Microbial Resistance."
Sofia, Suvrcmenna Meditsina, Vol 14, No 5, 1963; pp 47-48.
Abstract : Authors# studies with a total of 6667 strains of 3 gram pos.
and 3 gram negative species 1957-1961 show that sensitivity to 6
antibiotics is Increasing In a frighteningly regular manner (actual data
not shown). Discussion of methods to counteract the Increased resistance:
precise etiological diagnosis, rational therapy, using antibiotics In
conjunction with all other supportive and therapeutic devices available.
L/ 1
J
24

STOIGHEVt IA., iqsh.
Now pa0king materiala for foodstaff. Prlroda Bulg 10 no.6175-77 161,

O'l(;I(*HF-;, JUril, Imb.
Contim..'oua Leans. Tekhnlka BuIC 32 no. 10:9-10 163*

STOICHAT, I., IGNATOV. L., SAM. S.
Spontaneous cure of c*senteric thrcatosts. Khtrurglio, Sofia
9 no,lW-69 1955.
1. Okrushna bolnitea - Kalaravgrad. Olaven lekars St. x1tolov.
(THROMBOSIS.
mosonteries, spontaneous curig)
(HESWT INS. blood supply
thrombosis. spontaneous cure)

MICim, X.
Perforating ulcer and four years results of the surgleal department
of the Xolarcwgrad Regional Rospital. Kh1rurgila, Soft& 8 no.8:
753-757 1955.
(FMIC ULCIR, perforation,
surg., hosp. statist.)

ritr"zift oum

3-.OICFV.V, K. * FIGHV, To
@
Amputntl,m stumns nnd prosthesis in &ilgaria. Khirurgiiao SoflA 10 no-81
725-73's 1957.
1. Institut %a protesirane. vuxatnnovitelna khirwgiia I trudoustrola%vo,
Direktor: In. Miolevich.
(AIRTIVICIAL LIMB
nrogr. A stntist. In BuVarla)

STOICHAY, K.
Sulcus amniotl=s and Its therapy. Xhirargiia. Sofia 12 no.10:
876--,982 159.
I, Institut so vusstanovItelne, khirurgila, protesirane I trudo-
ustrolstvo. Direktor: IA. lholovich.
kAMMULITIM)

sniclia'K.; iiOziOrOv.v.-. sirolkw)V,Ra
On the 'orobles of Industrial injurles of the hand In our countr7.
VArurgIIa,Sof 1& 13 n-@.2-3:235-238 160.
1. It Instituta sa vusetanovits1na khtrurglia, protezinne I trudo-
ustroistvo.
(WD wds & Inj.)
(ACCIDIM 15VATRIAL stat lot.)

STOICHEV, K.
Congenital "rcoma of the foresm. Khtrurgliag Soft& 13 no#6t6O8.-
610 160.
lo Iz Instituta za vuzotanovitsIna kh1rurgila, protesirans I
trudoustroistvas
(SARCOMA in Inf 4k child)
(FORUM neopl)

ST01MOt L.; IAZAIOVp S.
TECHOOLM
Periodicals XWO DXW. Vol. l3v No. 4j, July/Aug. 1958.
SIOICHEV# L.; IA?AROVp S. fte strials against sudden e0losion of coal and gases
in the Balkan basin ecal mines and utilitation, of the w"rienoes of
the F4gorshin Anthracite Coal Mine deposit In the 5ovlot Union. P. 35.
Monthly Ust of ftst Ibropow Accession (WI)q W.p Vol, 89 No. 2#
February 19590 Undass,

PETHOVP G.j GEORGM , S1.1 ILII"VA,, V.1 BUNMHUIDV,, V.j STOICHEV .. , L.
STAKATOV, G.
Graphic method for the selection of redu@ws- GOdishnik N&Bh 01*kt
10 no.109-U 161 (Puble 162)s

I'MOV) 0.1 GP.CF(GIEV, 31.1 IIJEVA, V.1 BUNDZIIULOV,, V-1 STIDICHEVO L.1
VALIEOV p H. I STAVATOV , G.
Graphic method for the computation of conveyors with rubber-
textile bands. Godishnik mash elekt 10 no*1:69-90 161 (publ, 162),

PETROV I Go; GEORGIEV, SI.; ILMA, V.; BUNDCHULOV, V.; STOICIILV. Lot
KODZHANSKA,, No; HATINOV I No; CI!CRBADZHM, D.1 STUIANOV, St.;
STOEVI Go; STAKATIOV, 0.
Graphic method for the cceputation of cylirdrical vessels under
external and internal presswee Godishnik mash elekt 10 no.1:81-
93 161 (publ. 162).

1% the t I
"a WILh at@ Iry

SWICHSVO-@.; KHRISTOVA' A.
"Portable baoteriologicU laboratory set.0 I OJ&w attached to the vise of
shaping machim for f;,st tightening of wedge-tYpe Parts*"
p. 251 p. 30 (Ratsionalizatsita) Vol. 7. no. 7. July 1957
Softia, Bulgaria
1301 Monthly Index of East Suropem Accessions W- Vol, 7, no* 4,
April 101;A

BITCROV, 'It.; h. J,Ltole-.-.wr, N. @
Equiponderant fom of cadrlim Od Zinc, .Icklady BV; 16
no. 4: 397-400 163.
1, Vorgelegt von hkademierdtg1led R. YAischow (Kalshavo h.jl,

0
BUDUROV, St.; RUSEVA, N.; STOJCEV, N. (Stolchey, N.)
Elosetrocryst^llization of tin. Doklady BAN 16 no.6t653-6% 163.
1. Forgelegt von Akademiemitglled R. Kaischew [Kaisbey, R.I.

STOICHEV, St,,; RIRAIVT, Bo
Studies on the qualities of the Auleazky virus# Bucharest
stra!n, adapted to chick embryoso Pto le Izv Yet inst Sams
P&razlt 801-96 164

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"A possibility of representing the potential functions by pontodes.0
IZVESTIM. SERIIA FIZICHESKA,, Sofiia, Bulgaria,# Vol. 6, Jan./Doc, 1956
(published 1957)o
Monthly List of last Sumpean Moossions Index (ZZAI), The Library of
Congress, Volume 8. No* 8. August 1959.
Unclassified

STOICHRV, To. St.
&perimental data on the tOxIcitT Of POts6slun GthYbmntor@eUate and Its
action an an antidote to sublimate poisoning; preliminary report.
Stivrem. med.. Sofia 9 no.2tl9-30 Yeb 58.
1. Iz Natedrats po farmaklo3giiiL pri VKII. Sofia (2&v. @mtedratAt prof,
P. Nikolov).
(MIRCURY, pois.
mercuric chloride# off. of potassium zanthonato In anivals(Dul))
(ACIRS, off.
potaosium zanthomte, In exper. mercuric chloride pole, In
animals (BUM
(SULPHYDRYL COMPOUNDS. off.
same)

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