SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SZTRAKA, A. - SZUBANSKI, R.

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G:-V I NIWIA U), A. ? ill VF A VI-it, , N. A,
rontributIon to tht-, Furification off' waste, waler from Coating
material f'actories. Vodni hosp 15 ,1,,).3:223---,24 165.~
1. Ghn-lr of' 11-hater Technoloj,~y af them liiAer 13chool oi' Chemical
Til I
I -chnology, Prague.

SZTMM, BohdAn, mgr. inz.
Gold and silver printing paints made in Poland. Poligrafika
13 no.8:12-13 Ag 161.
1. Centralne Laboratorium Farb Graficznych, Gdansk.

ja -.-- - - -
'Modern Yethods of Smoking Fish." p. 13, (aosrowa RYDNA, Vol. 5, no. 8, Aug. 1953,
W,arszava, Prland)
SO: Monthly Lists of East European Accessions., LCj Vol. 3, no. 5.. Yhy 1954; Uncl.

SURMER, J.
SZTREMER) J. For a high quality of processed-fish products. p. 10.
Vol. 7. no. 7, July 1955
GOSPODARKA RYBNA
AGRIOULTUIRE
Poland
So: East European Accession3 Vol* 6. No. 5. May 1957

M
SZTMIER, J.
Fish processinE in the German Democratic Republic. p. 10.
GOSPODARKA RYBNA, Vol - 7, no. 12, Dec. 1955.
FOLA1,TD
SOURCE: EAST EUROFEATJ ACCESSIONS LIST LC Vol. 5, no. 7, 1956, August.

SM"RIUMI, L.
-`- -" I ~,l "! -,
Results OZ cod Uver oil injactiom theralry (Filatovill method),
r'
ommszot No. is 191850, p, 23-5
I., State Truchom ClWml Institute (Head Pby3ician--
Dr, Lajos Sztrilich), Borqhad.
f',J.AL !9j,* 5, llov,o 1950

SZTRILIGH L
The ophthalmologic use of sursomycin vith special referenc* to trachanao
Szemeszet 88 no.l:l3-i6 1951. (CIKL 23:2)
1. Doctor. 2. Bonyhad State Trachoma I-astitution (Head and Head Physician
- Dr. Lajos Sstrilich),'

SZTRILICH, L.
Present therapy of trachoma. Szemeszet 88 no-3:148-150 1951.
(CIAL 21: 1)
1. Doctor, Head Physician of Bonyhad State Trachoma Institute.

BGROS, Bela,; 1MVETTI, Karia,-,~~~TRI ~-Ipjos.
Staining of intracellular inclusions in trachoma. Szemeszet 91
no-3:97-101 Aug 54,
1. A pecei Orvostudomanyi F*yetem Szemklinikajanak kozleaenye
(Igazgato: Boros Bela egyatemi tanar, az orvostudomanyok kandidatusa)
(TRACHOMA, Pathology,
inclusion bodies, staining)
(STAINS AND STAINING.
of inclusion bodies in trachoma)

SHRILICH, Lujoa.
Data on the serology, of trachoma. Szeneszet 92 no-2:91-93 June 55
1. A bonyhadi jarasi Tanacs Y.B. Trachomagondozo so Feketo
Intezatenek (vezetofoorvos: Sztrilich Lajos) kozlemerqe.
(TRACHOMA, diag.
improved Paul-Bunnel hemagglut. test, results (Hun))
(IMMAGGLUTINATION
improved Faul-Bunnel test in diag. of trachoma, results
(Hun))

SZTRILICH, Lajos
Tracbbma and belmintbisels, Semmeset 93 no.l.-40-44 March 56.
1. A bozWhadi jarasi Tanace TrachomWndoso so laktotointesetenek
kozlememye (Intes.: foorvos: Sstrilich Lajos)
(TWHOMA
relation to belmintb infect.. diag. & bygienic aspects.
(Run))
(HEXINH IICMTIONS
relation to trachoma, diag, & bygienic aspects. (Elun))

SZTRILICH, dr.
year activities of trachoma clinics and hospitals in the
15-y
city of Bonyhad and in related stations. Nepeeeezeegugy 40
no.12:329-333 D '59.
(TRACHOM hosp & clinics)

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flet'We" tile siligle-phase mod three-phase wiltdings
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from tile point Of VicW Of filvOorable operating conditions.
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SZTROKAY, - X. ;- RALYI, K -
I'Measurement of reflex Pnd theoreticel evaluation of opaque metals." (t).1.69).
ACTA GBOLOGICA (Magyar Tudomyos Akademia). Vol 2. no 1/2, 1953.
SO: East -~;uronean Accessions List, Vol 3. No 8, Au~k 1954

K. SZTRGK.4-Y
"Photography of the structure of material b,,r two-wave microscope." P. 74
0
(FOLDTANI KOZLOTTY. W11KIII GF- THE FIRUGARIAN GEOL03ICAL SOCIETY, Vol. 83, No. 113,
Jan./Mar. 1953, Budapest, Hunga--7)
SO: Morithly List of East European Accessions, L.C., Vol. 2 No. 7, JUIY 1953, Uncl.

56. rice igations on tile Mike
(SW Hungary) - A Swisogy tnegyci AtiNd A&SIgIlf?z
AW101, weleoril vi.,SgAill. K. 1. Sztr6kiv and M. FbId-
VAM. 11013m..'11 of GCGIOS-y 7,72.115717. "T'07,-
-No t,
195 3, -t), IIP- .1-0 7- 2f ties - tabil
3tti, 1944 ~k n1vtt'--iEO fk'll ill tile viil;tSq, Of
AIW, S\V llllllpry~ Only a fcn~ nb.~crvatioiis concerning
the circollistances of the in6fle'llt were ;Lvailable %illcc
n1crely fotir small fragmElit_-3, a total i%eigllt of 224-2 f,
ciatild be coll-,ded (rom the fidlea ma,_.q. On the bivii-, of
10 Chemical compsition ind mineralogical structura
thk 5tolle mcicurite of light -grey colour and tnffy-por.
phyric texture nwst hu iis a chcf)dritc. In"5much
it-, 'ilturply cotifoured chendri could not be diitingttish(A
it rcpresents a transitory'typu. The following Oements
were. eitabli"ibed sixdrugraphically : Ce: Ga, N', A:i,
f~b, I'd, Sn, Bronzite is jl~~ predunimant millevil coll-stit-
ur.,;lt. peridot is equally important, ati.Ente occurs ill 3
sornewhat,smaller mfity, plagioclase arid ninsIcelynitc
a ic Tllkcll metallic part Consists chiefly (if
il4borklillatc.
tacnitc, and troilito (I Ni). Nnniacite and tacnite
~.;crc 4etermined bv - I as if roilcetivity. Truilite
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lj~,s a far greater reWc j%'ity thin terrestrizil 1-tS, Further-
njore, a hithnrto ii
!iknawn type of twilaling, %%,~A I)bstrvtll
ill t1w truilite Smilln froltl willdl tile Pfc-mice of P-17'es
be dt-duced.

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,Lomnd 96COS uTT --RudaP-t) and U."Fuldvah
Aaa Geol. Acad. Sci. ~=I- 3LI-22e(l954Xln Eullish)--
The metearite fell tit , HunZary, art May , 1944--
chenz. analysis Qf she magmetie (7,55% of the tatal) and
marnatuctle fractfan TV tre. 76-41.
0.11 (including COU 9 aZ, 1'es 7.13; slot
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Hgo I", 25-TT; CaO Kjo -, 0.24; Nato
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g9.70, 99.99%. Spectramphic, an;slysis showed the PCCS-
ence of Ga, Ge. - V- and len mtainly of As. Sb. Pd.
and Be. D. - 3.483. Petrographic: study showed the
p"=ace of broatite. otiwiftc, and ptaeocla- with i,,-
autite Ind maskelyulte. The mt,2ilic fr&ctiou contained
tgeulte (dominant). kmamcite, and trailite. fQT which quant.
mffectivity, data are givels- Mkhad Fl&vh"-

SZTROKAY., KALMAN
Kemiai kiserletek. (Hevizi Piroska es Vilarotter Miklos rajzaival.
Budapest, Hungax7, Ifjusagi Konyvkiado (c1956) 296 p.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC, Vol. 8, No. 6, June 1959.
Uncl.

Mineralogical examinations of,
and f"trographic Hun-
Zarlau do oraltes used or the experimental r du i
"Ig
Pit, ri Ulath In-
Wd Kazi 21 Vlt-,272-92.-As far ',',P%hem. compn.,
trace elements, and insot. in acid are concerned, the Hun-
garian dolomites show no detectable. differences. X-ray
examns. reveal traces of independent CaCOs in some dolo-
mites. During hcat decompn. some show a deviating be-
OT havior during the Ist phase of the double reaction. Thedif-
ferences can be explained by differences in grain aize and-
structural changes. Felicitas D. Goodman-
Distrt We

SZTROF,AY, K.
The applical.-ion of X-ray analysis to the study of meteorites. In English. P. 117
AzMALES. SFCTIO GFOLOGICA. F3u;apest, Hungary, Vol. 23 1958
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EE-AI) LC, Vol. 9, Ro. 2., Feb. 1960
Uncl.

I.
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Aineral.c6ical- cbservaticn,,~ i-n tl~,~ Aggtelek Stalactite Gave. p. 280
F0LTYf.,'U1j Y0?,L01F-. 13U-T,-Tj7,f.7LT OF THE HUNGARIAN GEOLOGICAL SOCIEW.
(Magyar Foldtani Tarsulat) Budapest.. Hungary. Vol# 89., No. 3., JUIY/SVt- 1959
Monthly List of East European Accessions, (EEU) W, Vol. 9,, No. 1, Jan. 1960
Uncl

SZTROKAY,, Kalman
1~ "Compositionp formation and significance of naUite' bY Janos
Gtofauik and dr. Ferenc Tame ~. Reviewed by Kalman SztrOkaY- MagY
kem folyoir 68 no.8:372 Ag 162.

SZTROKAY Kalman Irv e , dr.
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Inesite from the veins of the ores at Oyongyosoroozi, Foldt
kozl 92 no.4:452-454 N-D 162,
1. nFoldtani Kozlony" szerkeozto bizottsagi tagja,

SZTROK,AY,I Kalman
-- ~, -- j I- -
Making electronic instruments. R,-,diotechnika 13 no.7:277-278
Jl 163.

,9ZTROKAY, Kalman
'Tanals system of mineralogy" Vol.3: "Silica minerals."
Reviewed by Kalman Sztrokay. Foldt-kozl 93 no.2t254-255
AP-Je 163.
1. "Foldtani Kozlony" szerkeszto bizottsagi tagja.

SZTROKAY, Otto, dr., jogtanacooo
Role of social courts in the Budapest enterprises. Munke.
14 no. 2: 1/+ F 164.

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the rating of IN Wftfalf" (0 he Miuml anti con,
di,mvn,L iftecling the field leg"14tion of IN, "CIVI'llouk
tsir tcvw%%,cd arAl cotllrW CiNuits 11--csl in vamnt%
vI-41nific-I am tiesaiNd. PsIlkulAr Alltriff"n it pallf
In the nunual and Autom&M-nfroli "mouhn.towd
by Ille GAnt Woqk%. Ifunlifig llhe",""cn4 in the
~jw ofalltomAlk k1d control Are ak" do.311 wilb.

P. Sm6RAY. EkAtroirchniAd. 44 ZW303 (Oct..
1951) in Hu"WAV,
Deals brk-dy %ith the mathentatiml relations
Sowrning free and forced owillations while t1wit
cbxurm= in tho regulation promss of Diesel-
generator sets is examined In detail. Methods for
damping them am oansidcmd. F. CIRCIS

SZTROKAYj F.
"Railway electrification system on the 50-period standard." P. 560. (Yapyar Technik-a,
Vol. 8, no. 9# Sept 53,. Eudapest)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions, Vol 3 No 2 Library of Congress Feb 51+ Uncl

r V1. v
liesel vehicles with electric trtinsm-issicn- D. 55.
Vol. 2, Ro. 2, Feb. 195'r.
jAP,,-IjV:,,K 'EZCCA,2,LASAG!
Budapest, Hungary
So: Fast Ew-opean Accession) Vol. 5, No. 5, may 39r,16

SZTRCKAY FAL & LASZIC VEREBELY
Elektrcmos vasutak. I. katet (Electic Railroads. Vol, 1); a book review.
p. 359. KCZIEKEDP-,FTUDCFiANYI SZEYIE. Budapest. Vol. 5, No. 9, Sept. 1955
SOURCE: East European Accession List (EEAL), LC, Vol. 5, No. 2, Feb. 1956

XG;
P1
621.3 1.3 621.316. t U, .1015.1
jZ3. Voltage rchilmn3hip for 54cli 1-ph. t=.dlims.
G P, SZTOKAY. Ad.'; Meh- 111MOf-, 11, NO, 1-2,
A :-2r-35TffMRn Remit.
The effect of a lagting pf. (dtL- to lacoi with I-ph-,
commutator motors, or reaffier-fed 4c. molors) on
th? yol'tPgo"drop in the, trac6on. distribul ion 4ystem'
(1-ph., 50c/s) is anatoo and, its calctt6tion, by tho'
=o[a"U=cbart,"'b-cxpl31.ned ItisBhMmtbit,
jecos working it atk unfavourab, ~ P. ,E .may cause:
large vrlf_-P drops, and op~ratlng dU&-u1tL-s may'
ur even V~~ a nom~il birtion voltav* of*
occ
25 W is employa . Compav:sow are mado VAEh these.'
lo= and 4hose of the convertor,blio (Riih
6rozou
_td6vinS motor) as used In Ifunilaq, and it!
H 5howin that in, the laittr case a distribution voltage
of 16 W Is - ade,~tc, WfAods. of reduting ifiel
J voltage drop are discussed and data are Shvn fbr,
various dispositions of catenary. feedcrs and c1th,
conductors. Data are also given of the.c4tea2try,
'g~l~~ontbqHungariaarailways. A..Tnovm'
Q P Pauli

621,331.3 -.621.3-012.1
;-VO. Vmforrelatitms of ilia phaseconver(er L-actina
Sygm oil H - le. - ILIA 1~01erhfiik 0,
UVgaqj, P. SM&A L
48, Mo. 4- 120-9 (,Ipr,7,15STrn--nun
garian.
N G' The Hungarian 504s a,c-- tracdon system utHLcs
rotary phftse convertors which have the advantage
that they take tho load -at unity pS., or if ovcr-cxcitcd
with leading pT, thus enabliug a considerable reduc-
system. "e
lion in voltage drop on the vpply
author surveys the basic problems of this traction
system and gives vector diagrams under difrercnt.
opmtiug condiflow. See also following abstmcl*

SZTROKAY, Pal -
-- --- La-s-z,io.Verebely; obituarY. Hiektrot.chnika 53 no.1:35~-36 160.

GSEN CSI-LIV, [Chleng Chlih-ling] okleveles villamosmernok, kandidatus
(Peking, Kina); S'"TROFAY, Pal, a musmki tudomanyok doktora
(Budapest).
Effect of rectifier locomotives on the 50 Hz feed network.
Elektrotechnika 56 no.7/8:290-294 163.

SZTROKA:7IqE,, MAMI., Terez
Before April 4z 10-15 Annovationo a day at the April 4 Machine
Factory, Ujit lap 15 no,6:19 25 Hr 163o

SZTROKAYNE Mandi, Terez
Innovations in the Factory of School Supplies. Ujit lap 15
no. 16:24 25 Ag 163.

SUROKAYM, WiNDY, Tarez
Innovations make thi continuous, organized work possible
at the Factory for Silk Knit Goods. Ujit lap 15 no.23: 10
10 D !63.

SZTROKAYNE-MANDI, Terez
innovations of the Labor Protection Research Institute. Ujit lap 16
no.l4s25 25 A 164,

, I I . .... L;~~ f4'-NT)l Te r ~- --:,
' -F - ~ - . y
Frcira tb e j nnov% ' ' r1,' I ~-i ~ ; -n b--) r. ;' :-,~ , f- , - !: -, -, ~-. r1a ~ c "; -,41 i ti-, tf- . U 2 ! t
.. . . . .I- . j-
.- J - -5 ~i , t '- ,
j -,I) it) noJ6:.'', 111. 19 t'll.

SZTROKAYNE MANDI, Terez
Innovations in the May 1 Clothing Factory. Uhit lap
16 no.22:8 25 N 164.

:-:121TROKAYNE, MOV-1 Ttl r i3 2
Tnmc,iat,.~.r5 of the paper industry. Vj~l Dip 337 nn.-h24 13 Ap '65.

NOWOTNY, Alajos, dr.; SZTUDINKA, Gyula
Modified preparation of cephalin-cholesterol antigan and
experiences on its use in liver function tests. Orv. hetil.
97 no.9:220-222 19 Feb 56.
1. Az Orazagos Vertraussfusiom Szolgalat Kosponti Kutato
Intezetenek (igazgato: Sores, Balint dr.) kozlemanye.
(LIVER FUNCTION TESTS
cephalin-cholesterol flocculation, prep. of
antigens & test results. (Hun))

FESUER, Gyorgy. dr.; SZTUDINKA, Oyula
Case of hemophilia B causing massive gastrointestinal hemorrhage.
Orv. betil. 98 no.25:682--684 23 June 57.
1. As Orsza*os Vertransfusios Szolgalat KZosponti Kutato Intezet
(igasgato: Sores, Balint, dr.) koslememys.
(HKMMILLk, compl.
gastrointestinal hemorrb., massive, in hemophilia B
(Hun))
(GASTROINTESTINAL STSTEM, hemorrb.
massive, in bemopbilia B (Hun))

FERN13ACH, Jozeef, dr.; FESUAR, Gyorgy, Dr.; JUNASZ, Iixezlo, Dr.; BZTUDINKA, Gyula
Experiences with antihemophilic plasma. Orv. hetil. 98 no.49:1347-
1349 8 Dec 57.
1. Az OrBzagos Yetranszfnzios Szolgalat Kozponti Kutatu Intezetenek
(igazgato: Sores, Balint dr.) kozlemenye.
(PUSMA
antihemophilic plasma, prep. by deep freezing & ther.
use) -
(HEMOPHILIA, ther.
antihemophilic plasma, prep. by deep freezing & clin.
results)

ISTVAN, Lajos, dr.; FESZLER, Gyorgy, dr.; SZTU-DINKA., Gyula, dr.; GER.,"IIDAS,
Mihaly, dr.
Treatment of gastrointestinal hemorrhages with a thrombin-fibrin
combination. Orv.hetil. 105 no.5:219-223 2F 164.
1. Orszagos Vertranszfuzios Szolgalat Kozponti Kutatointezete es
Szombathelyi Alkozpontja.

I
6zIIIjKjP P.
SZ111M., P, To improve the work of open canteens* p# 10&
Vol. 11, no. 9, 6ept. 1956
PREML GASTRONOFICZNY
TECHNOLOGY
Warsaw, Poland
So. East European Accession Vol. 6, no. 2. Feb., 1957

SZTUKOV, A.; JAKU.35EV, 3%.
"Protein as a Sustalner of Life."(Tr. from the Russian.) p. 377, (MAGYAR KE14IAI FOLYOIRAT,
Vol. 59, no. 12, Dec. 1953, Budapest, Hungaar~r)
SO: Honthly List of East European Accessions, LC, Vol. 3, No. 5, May 1954/Unclassified

SZTUKOWSKA. Krystyna .
Characteristics of the physical properties of the rocks from the
labork IG I borehole. Kwartalnik geol 6 no.2:415-416 162.
1. Zaklad Zloz Ropy, Soli i Surowcow Chemicznych, Instytut Geologiczny,
Warszawa.

I' K. C!
POLAND/Physical Chemistry Kinetics, Combustion, Explosions, B-9
Topochemistry, Catalysis.
Abs Jour Referat Zhur - nimiya, No 1, 1958, 438
Author A. Krause, W. Wolski, M. Sztukowski.
Inst
Title Catalytical Oxidation gen in Air.
Orig Pub Przem. chem., 1957, 13, No 4, 212-213
Abstract The oxidation of relatively concentrated (5%-ual) As20
solutions by oxygen contained in air in presence of 3
Cu(OH)2 as of a catalyst was studied. It was established
that the temperature, pH of the medium and the speed of
the air passing through greatly influence the reaction
speed. The speed of the oxidation reaction is the opti-
mum at 750, provided the alkalinity of the solution cor-
responded to I n. of NaoH. In order to reach the optimum
reaction speed at 950, it is necessary to decrease the al-
kalinity to pH 13. This is explained by the fact that
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F/034 63/Q00/001,/M2/002
D201 08
AUTH011s;
lzxt, Engineer,and !,awisza* Francis.
zek, Master -of Engineering
~1~- universal- unit c6nstruction'system.USB-60
1,10DICAL: Pom~'Ary.. Automatyk4. Kontrola,, nde It 19631,..8-11
TEXT: -Thd.. imthors describe sho . the, unit donstructioh
control system 1.138-60 . developed -at the Xak;fady' Auvomatyki Pra;emyakov-
e j. (I~dustr4_al -Aitomihtion Plant) at. Ustr6w -operating in contirmw
mode T.Ath a. d. c. nor'Malized - signal 20 to 100 nul in the meauqriug
scctiorO and mith',~a symme .trical ! .2-5 mAzignak in the output -sections
(fiYdrbLUl1:,c Or mewmatid) ~. 'The system is -au' elect~r.o-hydrAulic one.*
Its- cbaracteristics..'are' ai.-Tollows': -upply voltage 220 v so c/st
_10%. + 51", -time' constants of Separate units'D.1 to 0,25 sec'; error
1!/-; measurement hysteresi's 0.5-to rk. The IJSB-60 has two types of'
transducers, type, M~,-7. and MC-7p in conjunction trith -type. EU-1 ampli-
fiers'f 'or converting non-electrical signals and type M-12 for elec-
trid-Al signal so-urce.s. The - sumaing unit i s - of type EK- 8 Max. 4 d. c.
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P/034163/G00/001/00VO1012
A universal unit construction D201/0308
and. 2--'a.c. inpi~t signals. Two typesof power amplifiers are (alvisa-
ged: . electron-tube, type W-2 and transistorized magnetic amplifier -
ZZW-3 40 W output i-rith 50 W . overload. The latter controls the, PerraA-
ris motor,'driving the output stage. Settings are.by means of re-.
motely '(selsyn) controlled potentiometers EU-32. or MJ-33. Spedal.-
-ized equipment such :as EIC-15 signal channelling equipment or IX-11
dif ferentiator can'be - added if required. - 'Special' units (for pr6gran_
ming, extremum,,ete.). are to go into product.L!:~n in 1963-1965. There
are 9 figures.
ASSOCIATION.. ZalcXady. Automatyki Przemys)(owe j, 0str6w (Industrial
Automation.Plant, Ostr6w)
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SHUGAR. D.; ADA IBC, A.; SHUM", Eva
Role of peptide bond absorption in protein photochemistry.
Acta biochim.polon. 6 no.4:417-423 '59.
1. Department of Biochemistry, State Institute of 4giene,
Warsaw.
(PROTEINS chem)
(PEPTIMS chem)

SZTUMSKI, Janusz; SZTUMSKIp Wieslaw
Anatomy of synthetic animals. Wszechswiat no.;"t272-271+ N'61.

SZTLR4SKI, W.
WSZECHSWIAT. Warszawa. No. 9, Sept. 1958.
The use of electronic optical transformers in X-ray diagnostics. p.263.
SCEENCE
Monthly List of East European Accessions (MI), LO, Vol. 8 No. 2,
February .1954, Unclass.

SZTU~SKI, W.
The radiation of the sun and planets. p. 15.
"iJSZECHSWIAT. (Polskie Towarzystwo Prsyrodnikow im. Kopernika)
Warszawa. No. 1, Jan. 1959
Poland/
Monthly List of East European Accessions Index (EEAI), IC, Vol. 8, no. 6, June 1959
Uncle

SZTUMSKI, Janusz; SZTLTMSKI, Wieslav
Anatomy of synthetic animals. Wszechswiat no.lltZ72-274 11161.

W.
"Determination of fundamental parameters in the design of a hoisting machine."
Tr. from the Polish."
P. 509 (Elektrotechnicky Obzor) Vol. 46, no. 10, Oct. 1957
Prague, Czechoslovakia
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC. Vole 7, no. 4,
April 1958

S'4TH'TILRTNIA, A.: MORZYNOWSKI, W.
Ihe offcctiveness f inve-tinents In the coke indiistry. 1. 219
PI~ICBLEMY FROJEKTMIE IIUTN'GTIJA. (Birue Pr'jektc~w Przemyslu Hutniczego, Biuro
Prcjektow Przemyslu Stalowrgo i Biuro Projektow Przeinyslu Metalowego),
Gliwice, Poland.
Vol. 7, No. 7, Ju)y 1q59
Monthly List of East Eurcrean Accessions index (EaI), LG, Vol. 8, No. 11,
Ncvenber 1959
Uncl.

SZTYKM, Zenon
On the behavior of leukocytes durinj the course of experimental
infection with Trichomonas vaginalis in guinea pigs. Wiad.
parazyt. 8 no.2:229-233 162.
1. Kliniks, Polomictwa i Chorob, Kobiecych Akademii Medycznej,
Bialystok. (TRICHOMONUS INF>IONS blood) (LEUKOCYTES)

'Ejectror,a-,netic blockinE 10cKs, p. 1S3-
1 --erde 1~1E."-ft:M,ko", polskichy
mosci E,;Je!4rotch,iczne. (StO'IIarzYs" - "Isycly KablOI-MEO)
'Aado CentralTly. -farzad Prze~, y-
Contralwy Zarzad Ener~-:etYki)
!.~,-Irszave,3 Poland Vol- 1':), no 8.1 1c,-,55 9
of -,nst iluropean Accescions (E7-,kI) LC, ljol-./no. 21
Lict
Feb. Jc6T)
Uncl.

KOZL%3KA, Janina; SZT)04i--,U, Lech
Generalized hematogenic.infection by smallpox vaccine in a child
vaccinated during the remission of acute leukemia. Pediat, Pol 36
no.10:1073-1078 0 161.
1. Z I Kliniki Pediatrycznej AM w Warszawie Kierownik: prof. dr med.
R.Baranski i z K~liniki Chorob Zakaznych Wieku Dzieciecego AM v Warszavie
Kieromik: prof. dr ined. J. Bogdanowiez.
(LEUKLENIA inf & child) (SMALLPOX immunol)
(VACCINATION compl) (BLOOD DISEASE in inf & child)

2044. PHXSICOCMICAL FROPMUS PFQA$ BLACM-Rogs. P. and
5 at A. (Prsemysl Chem. (Chem. Ind.), 1949, vol.6. (26). 367-
364: abstr. in Chem. Abore., 1951, vol. 45, 10556). The properties
of a nun"er Polish gee blacks were investigated and an attempt was
made to correlate the data with tests ca rried out on a nu;Tber of
proppred rulbbcr zimples containing gas bl&ck6 Meicochemicel date
2uch as rdsorptive espaxity. hetit of wetting, Ignition poirt, End
rxtivity can be ueed in production control aF well as In carrying
out a rough selection of Cos blacks for uef; i-, r-,ib er mixtures.
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,out on a mo. of prcpd. rubber u1supici coatc. ga-s black.
Pbyskvcbein. data such as a4sorptive capacity, beat of
wetting, ignition point, and activity can be used In produc
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Poland/chemical Technology Chemical Products and Their Application. Treatment
of Solid Mineral Fuels, 1-12
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur Khimiya, No 19, 1956, 62532
Author: Szuba, J., Snizek, U.
Instituticn: None
Title: Characteristic and Properties of High Boiling Fractions of Coal Tar
Original
Periodical: Characterystika i wlasnosci wysokowrzacych frakcji smoly koksowniczej,
Przem. chem., 1955, 11, No 10, 579-585; Polish; Russian and English
resum6
Abstract: Investigation of various oils from high boiling fractions of coal
tar, constituting the raw materials for the production of armoatic
compounds, essentially of pyrene, fluoranthene and chrysene. It is
shown that best adapted for this purpose is chrysene oil, while the
presence of acidic and basic components has a detrimental effect on
distillation of oils . New definitions are given for boiling range
intervals of oil fractions on distillation curves. Investigated
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ZZ
'Szuba J, Mvierczei if. UWAW4 16da-1vercentage
C'affdensatla
Naph(haleas Y-im-e-ffe-Mir-G.- Is
of Vwwm 0! Niphilidene. OU.
,,Otrzymywante wysokoprocent6w4w iiaiden. no drodze clqglej
bezprzeponowej lCondensacli par &ktalen~wegci". Przemyst Che-
micyny. No, 10, IM, pp, 586-596, 4 6bs.
A method of confluent tWe-.stage.06flng of vapour.3 of naphthalene
oil consisting in using a stream af iA~ater in addition to a stream of
water vapour at a temperature about 100'C. The process can be carried
out continually, and naphthalene about 951/s pure can be obtalned in a
Ion. The method shortens-by ninety per cent the time of
crystallisation. of Wa_j3Fffi_aFen_e -the cost
of naphthalene produced.

A S'p-u ht A~
3"d TI.S SAD I tu
TT.

POLANP/CheLdcal TechnDlogy - CherLical pr--e-ucts and Their
Applicati.xi - Treatment of S-,lid Mineral Fuels.
Abs Jour Ref aiur - KhimiY--, NO 9) 1956, 30094
Author Szuba, J.
Inst
Title ~;aj , dialysis ~5,he Separati-ai of Volatile Substances
From Raw C,)al Gas. Part II. Primary CQndensers. Eart
III. Saturation.
Orig Pub Kiks, Smlam. i Gaz, 1, No 2. .6o-67; N~3 4, 152-16o (1956)
(in Polish vith awmigries in English and Russian)
Abstract Using analysis data for tile composition of the coal &ps
issuing from the gas-collecting min Df the coke ovails
(Part 1; see RZhKhiri, 1957P 61419) and charge wei&it
and composition data, the author has calculated material
and heat balance for the pr4.nry water-cooled tubular-
type condensers; the operating efficiency of these cin-
densers is indicated by the doGree of condensation (in
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POLAND/Chemical Technology Chemical Products and Their B-15
Application - 1ndustrial Organic Synthesis.
Abs jour Ref Zhur - XhimiYa, 110 3, 1958, 8883
Author SzUba J.j' Sniezek U.
Inst --&-
Title Properties, Isolation Methods and Uses Of Pyrene.
Orig Pub Przem. chem., 1956, 12, No 11, 610-616
Abstract A review of physicaj properties of pyrene M (melting
point of I and Of its MiXtures with naphthalene, phenan-
threne, aRthracene, carbazole, fluOranthene, brazane and
chry,ene; vapor tension of I in the temPerature interval
184-3-394.70; data on sojuj~j-jity of I in different so,_
vents), Of Methods for investigating T~ractions containing
1. and of procedures for its isolation. Uses of I are
considered.
Bibliography 50 references.
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POLIIIIND / Laboratory Equipment, 1.4pparatus; Their Theory, F
Construction and Iippli cation.
,ubs Jour : Rof Zhur - Khim., No 10, 1958, No 32275
A.Luther : J, Szuba, Z. Gajoviski, H. Laskowska
Inst
Title : Apparatus for Gravimotric Dotermination of Solubility of
Solid Bodies in Liquid Solvents.
Ori- Pub : Koks, smola, gas, 1957, 2, No 2, 75-77
U
Abstract i " laboratory apparatus for the determination of solu-
bility of solid organic substances in liquid orpanic sol-
vents by the gravimotric method is proposed. The dotor-
mination accuruoy is < 0.02%.
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Products and Their stible
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POLAND/Chemical Technology Chemical Products and Their H.
Applications Natural Gases and Petroleum
Processing. Engine and Rocket Fuels. Lubricants.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Xhimiya, No 11., 1958., 37532
Author
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Title Physical and Chemical Properties of Aromatic Hydrocar-
bon-Derived Carbon Blacks.
Orig Pub Zeez. nauk. Politechn. Slaskiejj 1957, No 12, 35-79
Abstract Physical and chemical properties of 29 varieties of local
and 6 grades of foreibm carbon blacks were determined
experimentally. The following properties were studied:
moisture content.. acetone extraction., ash content,
volatile matter content., bulk weiGht, specific gLavity,
sorptive,capacity (using diphenylguanidine., 4-chloro-
-carbonyl and iodine); heat of wetting by CC14-1 PH., and
particle size. It has been shown that carbon blacks
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The distribution of the principal crystalline constituents of high temperature
coal tar in the fractionating colurm of a continous distillation plant.
P. 190.
YAKS, "MOCLA, GAZ. Katowice, Poland. Vol. 4, no.1, July/Aug. 1959.
Mcnthly List of East European Accession. (EEAI) LC, Vol. 0., no.1,
Jan. 1060.
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SZUBA, Jerzy
The quality of Polish coke tars and the technical progress in
their vrocessing in ccntinuous distlinlation installations. Koks
5 no.6:211-215 V-D 160.
1. Katedra Chemicznej Technolor--ii Wegla Politechniki Slaskiej.

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AUTHOR., -5-ziab as -4
TITLE, Determination of quantitative indices during
collection of phenol and naphthalene oil fractions
from the fractionating column in a continuous
coaltar distillation unit
PERIODICALs Chemie a chemicka" technologie. Pr4ehled technicke' a
hospoda'~Lske' literatury, V.19, no.1, 1962, 37.,
abstract Ch 62-511. (Koks, Katowice, v.6, no.4, 1961,
145-149)
TEXT3 An analytical method is proposed and a graphical
interpretation of the method, which permits accurate determination
of the quantity of a given compound and its concentration in the
tar fraction. The relation between the quantity of the extracted
oil and the degree of separation of the appropriate compounds
produced together with the oil has been confirmed. The volumes
of components for the individual tar oils are given.
4 figures, 9 references.
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Production of high-quality ... B117/B186
was passed through a glass tube to the bottom of the apparatus since it
had been found that when the solution was introduced under the liquid sur-
face the polymerization was incomplete. After polymerization the product
was repeatedly washed with water, neutralized with CaCO 3 powder, filled
into a distillation retort, heated externally and directly supplied with
vapor. Benzene, etc. was then distilled off. Direct supply of vapor was
stopped at 240 - 2420C and the content of the retort then poured off. All
the samples yielded transparent resins with a softening point of 100 -
1410C. The yield of resins was -13 ~j of the initial mixture or