SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SZYNKIEWICZ, Z - SZYSZKO, E.

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BRILL, J.; SZYNKI]WICZ, Z.
Selective substratum for the culture of Nrysipelothrix rhusio-
pathiae. Med.wet. 6 no.9:516-517 Sept 50. (OLML 20:5)
1. Of the Institute of Microbiology and Serology of the Veterinary
Faculty of Warsaw University and of the Regional Institute of E~r-
giene of the National Veterinary Institute Brquch in Lads (HwA--
Prof.Juliusz Brill.K.D.).

BRIII, J.;SZTNKIEWICZ, Z.
ft", A&V~ *Abfj " " - k, 6 V, %,a;;) '.
Selective liquid culture media for Irysipelothrix rhusiopathias.
Med. dosw. mikrob., Varsz. 4 no. 3:324-325 1952. (CLKL 23:3)
1. Summary of work progress presonted at 11th Congress of Polish
Kicrobiologists hold in Krakow May 1951. 2. Warsaw.

SZYNKIgWlGZ, Z.
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Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae in tonsils of normal pigs. Ned. dosw.
mikrob., Warsz. 4 no. 3:325 1952. (CL9L 23:3)
1. Summary of work progress presented at 11th Congress of Polish
Microbiologists held in Krakow May 1951. 2. Warsaw.

Sznmmicz, Z.
Liqdid cnlture medium enriched with egg yolk for Brysipelothrix
rhusiopathiae. Ned. dosw. mikrob., Warss. 4 no. .3;325-326 1952.
(CM 23:3)
1. Summary of work progress presented at llth Congress of.Polish
Microbiologists held in Krakow May 1951. 2. Xarsaw.

-.,SZYNKIZWICZ, Z.
-
Factors enhancing and inhibiting growth of Erysipelothrix rhusio-pathiae.
Med. dosw. mikrob. 5 no.3:288-2-89 1953. (CLML 25:5)
1. W&~-saw.

11 SZYNKIEWICZ, 2.
Rryuipelothrix rhusiopathlae in soil. Med. dosw. mikrob. 5 no.3.-289-
290 1953. (CLKL 25:5)
1. Warsaw.

SZYNKIEWICZ, Z.
Liquid enriched medium with eg; yolk for cult-iVation OX
Brysipelothrix rhusiopathiae. Acta microb. pal on 5 no.1-2:
81-84 1956.
1. Z Katedry Mikrobiologii Wy!,zial-,-Weterynaryjnego SGGW w
Warssawifs.
(BUSIPEWTHMI
khuet6pr.th!~L,'). liqata enriched medium with egg yolk (Pol))
(CULTURIC MEDIUMS#
liquid enriched medium with egg yolk for 3rysipolothrix
rhusiopathiae (Pal))
(EGG YOLK,
same)

SZYNKIEWICZ, Z.
Growth factor for Bryeipelotbrix rbusiopatbiae in alcoholic
and acetone extracts of egg yolk. Acta microb. polon 5 no-
1-2:85-87 1956.
1. Z Katedry Mikrobiologii Wydzialu. Waterynaz7jnego SGGY v
Warszawie.
(BRYSIPMOTHMX, effect of drugs on.
rhuslopathiae. egg yolk extract, growth stimulation (Pol))
(BGG YOLK, extracts,
eff. on Nrysipelotbrix rhuslopathiae. growth stimulation
(Poi))

SZYHKIEWICZ, Z.
Attempted economical utilization of meat in preparation of
bouillon. Act& microb. polon 5 no.1-2:89-94 1956.
1. Z Katedry Mikrobiologi Wydzialu Weterynarii SGOW w Warazawie
i z Dzialu Produkcji Zarzadu Przemyslu Bloweterynarynego w
Drwalewia.
(CULTURE ffEDIUMS,
bouillon prep., econ. utilization of meat (Poi))
(MEAT,
econ. utilization in prep. of bouillon for bact.
cultures (Poi))

~,bignjew --- 'k-4.
Biosyrithesis of riinse ard cleooxyribase in --';'BcherIchIa cola.
i;ost6py ralkrobiol 2 no.1;123-1~9 163. .
1. Departmont of Microbiology, Division of Veteiinary Redicine,
(;,-jn',ral Coltege of Agriculture, ~wirsaw.

SUPENBEILY Wiktoi~, mgr; JACNIACKI, Klemens
The small hw.'jors of West Pomerania during the period before the
Second World War" by Zbigniew Szopowski. Rev-,uwed by Wiktc.-
Szypenbeil, Klemens Jacniacki. Tech gosp morska 12 no-11:339-340
N 162.
1. Koszalinski Urzad Morski, Koazalin.

SZYPERKO-SLIWCZYNSKA. Anna
Stratigraphy and the development of Keuper in Poland. Kwartalnik geol
4 no.3:701-712 160.
1. Zaklad Geologii Nizu Insty-tutu Geologicznego w Warazavie.

SZYPERKO-SLrJMYNSKA, Anna
The age of "Meow breccia". Yu---rtAlnik gool 5 no.21.329-337. 161.
1. Zaklad Gsolo~:ii Nizu Inii-t7b;-bu Geologiesnego.

SZYPERKO-SLIWOZYNSKA, Anna
Notes on the development and stratigrapby of Bunter sandstone in
Northeastern Poland. Kdartalnik geol 5 nc,.1:62-80 161.
1. Zaklad Geologii Nizu Instytutu Geoligionego w Warosavie.

SZYPERKD-SI,TWCZ 71
Remarks on the stratigraphy of mottled sandstone in the northern
part of Poland. Kwartalnik geol 5 no-4:935 161.
1. Zaklad Geologii Niz-EL., Instytut &,ologiczny, Warszawa,

SZYFERKC-9 IWCZYNSKA, Anna
.C--
Ntlines of the strAtigraphy of the many-colcred sandstone in the
most northern reglon of Poland. Przegl geol 10 no.' 4/5:187-192.
Ap-Ky 162
1. Instytut Geologiczny, Warszawa.

HORULA, Tadeusz; SUPINSKI Zbigniew4 KONTUREEK, Stanislaw
.......... ...
Absorption of olive oil labeled with 1-131 from the digestive system.
Acta physiol. polon. 3.3 no.3.369-375 '62.
1. Z I Kliniki Chorob Wevnaetrznych k1i w Krakowie Kieroimik: prof. dr
L. Tochowicz z Zakladu Fizjologii A14 w Krakowie Kierownik: prof. dr
J. Kaulberoz.
(OILS metab) (IODINE radioactive)
(GASTROINTESTINAL SYSTEM physiol)

SUPOWSKI, He-nrft,_mgr inz.
Influence of the impedance vo'-tage of power,trnaformers on
the normal operation of an electric power system. Przegl
elektrotechn 40 no. 2: 91-95 F 164.
1. Katedra Elektroenergetyki, Pol-l-technika, Lodz.

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Doterminstion of Sulfates In wator. Wlodgiulickr- SKY..
Wroclaw, Poland), Rtw;xikxIAz40uY"rq(
lakkdu Ilit. 1, 87-IM(1930).-After a !iurvv.v (2V refer.
vilces) of avallabli: Methods S, chow out u.,ing chromate .-
inont adaptablc for water samples. For Fresh water -iampl-4
conts. up to 240 p.p.m.. stillates we pptd. with Pact, b.
acid medium, and nitrites. suldifes, and Fe exidized with Cl
water. The sola. is,jeutralixed with N'1011 (hromothyrnot
blue indicator) and exciess BaCls pp(d. by use of K,Crt),.
The excess CrO.-- in the filtrate is titrated with FrSO, -
(NPsIM4.611to (diphenytamine Indicator). The aectiracr,
is "
,;pup' m. and detn. time Is 15 min. For boiled water
,a .a rapid inethod is priniented which allows for the
pre-encr of Fel* and At'** up to 10 p -M and PO.---
ot, to 2.5 is.p.m. Sulfates are pptd. witir'%C~' of Micl, In
at id medium (nicthyl red indicator). CO, j, renioved by
beiliall, and the soln. is neutrallited with Naoll to lizht
yellow, and then adjusted to pff 4.4 (red-violet) with 41. 1 X
11471. This -ampfe is titraled with KICrO. ulail wit"ti Of
CtO.- chatiget Of tit 5.8 (vOliwl. A,%-ttr.t,-v i, to '-'it

Cblorinatka of water to saturation in the disinfection
of weus. %Vto(txi , St ki (;a-., II'Ma i Tech.
tntq:,- !~ --n-- -
S thrxl:i for tictu. of activt
MO. 24, 135-42( nu
Cl smed atprrment are complicated and not entirely m1k.
I.Loury. The suggested rilethmi, Im."I on the tm~ of
oirthyl reJ as Indicator in presence of IICI, is descritwil.
The effects of pil of water (in breakpoim, mIt content, and
excess of Cl in ivjt~r during chlorination 1)r-vc,. air suna.
mariml. T. R - ZxKrrv

Sm'?(XISIal W.
2439, V 50.36h6.13,04 547.
SZYMwski-W. Determination PY.Means of Methyl-drange or Me
_.__%id_jof_Tr_ee ChIorine and Chloramines in water.-
Polish Teebidcal Oznaczan!7~-~Un6go cbfO_R*_i_`cITOranxin w wodzie przy PO
mo
Abstract oranzu mety.1 vego badz czervie-ni inetyloweJ1 Prz6*p1','Cheudcz
No- 4, 1953 No. 3, 195j, pp. 122-124-
Chemistry and A method for determining,:by us-lng KBr and diluted'
Chemical solutions of methyl-orange or methyl-red, free chlorine,arid.
Technology chloramine in water. The advantage of this method as com
vared
with others lies,.Ln the fact that it provides a reliable and
accurate means of determining!~the form in whic'h.ictive chlorine,
is present. Components of naturalwater have no influence on
the determination.
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Journal of the Institute 134 Hydrochemloal Prospecting fbr,E2trd1G(= re"rV021,80
of Petroleum
a. ~ r1log2=aki. and K. Smulo%ia, -Wta (Kkakc-47,
Vol. 40 No. 362' 1952, 8, 145-7- -At the present it 10 IMP03sible
Feb. 1954 to draw definite conclusions about~ the meaning of
Oilfield Exploration and relative values of the ions found in water in 3
Exploitation different geological formations, but it seems a promising
indication of presence of hydrocarbons at greater
de tbs. The Ions considered are HCO - Cl- SO
~+l 3 tables give numerical 47
Ca and Mg2+; resultso M. S.

BINIECKI, Stanislaw; KABZINSKA, Zofia; SZYPULSKA, Maria
On the synthesis of piperonal. Acta pol. phm=. 20 no-3:
243-245 t63.
1. Z Zakladu Technologii Chemicznej Srodkow Lemniczych Akademii
~bdycznej w Warszav.La Kierownik.- prof. dr St. Biniecki.
(ALDEHYDES) (CHWISTRY, PHAFMAGEUTICAL)

SZYR, E.
"Big Chemiatry, the National Industry of People's Poland." p,216
"Some Problems of This Year's Conferences of Technical Associations." p.219
(PRZEGLAD TECHNICZNY Vol. ?4, no. 6, June 1953 Warszawa, Poland)
SO: Monthl List of East 2yopea~n AccFLssione, LC, Vol. 3, no. 5, May 1954/tincl.

SZYR, E.
"Thesis of the 9th Plenary '.ission of the Party Indicating Important H6w Tasks of
Science and Technology." (To be contd.) p.1
(PRZEGLAD TECHNICZNY Vol. 75, no. 1, Jan. 1954 Warszawa, Poland)
SO: Monthl List of Fast -Ruxope Accossions, LC, Vol. 3, no. 5, May 1954/Uncl.

SZYR, E.
I",
Iheses of the 9th Plenary- Session of the Party Showing Tinportant New
Tasks of Science and Technolo,-,Zr." P. 45. (PRZEGIAD TECM-TICZNY, Vol. 759
No. 2, Feb. 1954. Warmat-ra, Poland)
SO; Monthly List of East European Accessions, (ERAIL), LC, Vol. 4,
No. 1, Jan. 1955 Uncl.

SZYR, E.
For further economy of coal, the basis wealth of our country. p. 273.
(PRZEC-LAD TECTMICUY, Vol. 75, No. 8, Aug. 1954, lqarszawa, Poland)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions, (MAL), LC, Vol-3, No. 12, Dec.
1954, Uncl.

(22-1-5) POL/5-60-9-6/40
AUTHOR: Szyr, Eugeniusz, Deputy Prime Minister
TITLE,: Work OrganizationNAand Coordination in the Domain
of Technical Progress and Scientific Research
PERIODICAL: Przeglqd techniczny, 10,60, Nr 9, p 3-5
'Aand tech-
ABSTRACT: This article deals with the rapid development
nical progress in Poland requiring solution of many
scientific problems swift utilization of scientific
research achievements, and introdLiction of technical L/
progress and inventions. New production methods based
on modern construction and technological pro6esses,
,aill improve the present system of technical informa-
tion, and economic stimulants. The author points out
that in accordance with the resolutions of the 4th
Plenum "K-C PIPR" (Central Committee of the Polish
'United Vlorkers' Party), many of these issues are now
Cara 1/5 -the object of intensive work of competent state authori--

POL/5-60-9-6/40
Work Organization and Coordination in.the Domain of Technical
Progress and Scientific Research
ties. One of the topics connected with the reorgani-
zation of technical progress is the development of
existing principles. Therefore, organization and
coordination of scientific research was entrusted to V1,
PAN (Polish Academy of Sciences), and matters of
technical progress to the Ko et do Spraw Tech-aik*L
(Committee for Technical Matters), which was recently
established. The latter will be-the first institut4s.on
of this kind ever established in Poland. It will guide
the st-ate's technical policy and control the implemen-
tation of its program. Among a wide range of its ac-
tivities the committee will project and initiate reforms
which would uplift the technical cadre qualifications,
realize inventions and rational motions, and coordi-
nate curriculums with production practice. The committee
will consist of several tens of scientists, and a large
Card 2/5 staff of prominent experts from various technical bran-

POL/5-60-9-6/40
Work Organization and Coordination in the Domain of Technical
Progress and Scientific Research
ches, who will be directly aided by thousands of lo-
cal specialists, not bound by any administrative re-
strictions. For instance, the automation section would
be represented by members of PAN, colleges, institutes,
designing offices, plants etc, i.e., by designers, con-
structors, technologists, organization experts, and
economists. A law enacting the committee's status is
now being wopked out and it is expected that it will
start to operate in February 1960. However, some diffi-
culties may arise in aorking out a workable cooperation
scheme with colleges. Hereq experience will dictate the
creation of a suitable organization, In conjunction with
normal college studies, stu-!,ents may undergo practice
by-supervising viork in plants, on construction sited; etc.
Following the line of the KC PZPR resolutions, all larger
Card 3/5 plants ought to establish their needs pending enlarg-

POL/5-60-9-6/40
Iffork Organization and Coordination in the Domain of Technical
Progress and Scientific Research
ment of their research sections. In some defined
cases they even may establish adjacent institutes,
central research laboratories, testing and research
stations, designing offices etc. Connected with t-he
economic stimulants will be the introduction of special
awards and premiums for technically progressive person-
nel, scientists and experts, especially for designing
and introduction of new techniques. Much creative effort
is being lost in solving new techniques and production
methods already utilized abroad, and even at home, due
to lack of proper information. Therefore, much stress
should be placed on the improvement of PAN and the
Centralny Instytut Dokumentacji Naukowo-Technicznej
(Central Scientific and Technical Documentation Insti-
tute5s) scientific and technical information system.
As an example the author cites lack of elementary
Card 4/5 information about the actual state of technical matters,

POL/5-60--9-6/40
Work Organization,and Coordination in the Domain of Technical
Progress and Scientific Research
which impedes cooperation and specialization of
production. For instance, the Mkinistry of Heavy In-
dustry, and the Komisja Planowania Gospodarczego
Economic Pianning Committee were left without materials
illustrating how far the domestic organizations of pro-
duction are deviating from rational bases of socialis- 1,/
tic work 11istribution. Specialized production must be
linked with technical reconstruction and modernization.
This has been proved by Soviet engineer Mitrofanov's
method of,grouping parts of analogously featured tech-
nological processing. This method led to specialized
production. For this achievement he was awarded the
Lenin prize. In conclusion the author emphasises that
contrary to manifested opinions, specialization does
not only concern the machine and engineering industry,
but also the light, chemical and other industries.
Card 5/5 There is 1 photo.

SUR, Eugeniusz
Work orgarizat'on and coordination inthe field of technical
progress and scientific research. Prze7l techn 81 no.9,1_3
160.
1. Vice-president of the Council of Ministers.

SUR, Eugeniusz
-- - ------ Days of Soviet Technolo.V. Przegl techn 81 no.19:4 '60-
1. Wicepremier,

SZZJYR -P Eugeniusz
A basic turn is necessary in the repair management and po2lcy.
Przogl techn no.51:1,3 23 D ~62.
1. Wiceprozes Rady Miniotrow Polskiej Republiki Ludcwcl.,
Warszawa,,

SZYR, Eugeniusz
Ide must abandon the commonly used but wrong concept of the
role of small business. Przegl drobn wytwor 12 no.7:5-6
Ap 162.
1. Vice-President of the Council of Kinisters, Warsaw.

SUR, Eugeniusz
Address on behalf of the Government of the Polish People's Republic
at the Conference of Academies of Sciences of Socialist Countries in
Warsaw, March ILD 1962., Nauka polska 10 no./+.-4-7 162.
1. Wibeprezes Rady Ministrow Polskiej Rzfjczpospolitej Ludovej, Warszawa.

SZYSZKO, E.
I'MMical drugs of contemporary therapy". z7Y Dr. Jan Kazimierz
Podlewski and [mgr.] Alicja Chwalibogovika-Podlevska. Reviewed
by E.Szyszko. Farmacja Pol 18 no.20:505 25 0 162.

SUR, Rugeniusz
41~1
Technical 11-69a ab an organizer of the struggle for technical
progress& PrZSgI techn 84 no.1+2.-1,3 20 0 163.
1. Wicepremier., Przewodniczacy Komitetu Nauki i Techniki,, Warszawa..

SUR, Eugeniusz,
Current importance of the development of metrology. FOmiw7
10 no. 1: 1-4 Ja 164.
1. Wiceproes Rady Ministrow, Przewodniczacy Komitetu Nauki
i Techniki, Warszawa.

SUR, Euganiusz -
Tasks, organization, and working methods of the Comittee of
Science and Technology. Nauka polska 12 no.lr34-53 Ja-F
164.
1. Vice President of the Council of Knisters, Chairman of the
Committee of Science and Technology, Warsaw.

SZMZKO, E,
, -- ---- ----
Jan Vojnarovski, obituary. Farmacja Fol 20 no.V2t63-64
25 Ja'64.

SURY Eugeniusz
Tasks, organizatiod, and working methods of the Committee for
Science and Technology. Przegl techn 85 no.3:1, 3 19 Ja
164.
1. Przewodniczacy Komitetu Nauki i Techniki, Warszawa.

SUR, Eugeniuns -
Tasks, organization, and vorking methods of the Committett for Science
and TechhKogy. Przegl tech~fi 85 no.4:3,4 26 ja 164.
1. Przewodniczacy Komitatu Nar-ki Techniki, Warszawa.

SZYR, Eugeniusz
---.
Role and tasks of the Committee for Science and Teohnology.
Przegl techn 85 no.8:3,5 23 F 164.
1. Wicepremier, Przewodniczacy Komitett Nauki i Techniki,
Warszawa.

SUR, Eugeniusz
The level of knowleag-e and qualifications decide the'success
of our purposes. Przegl techn 85 no.33:1, 4 -16 Ag'64.
1. Deputy Prime Mfnister~, Chairman of the Committe of
Science and Technology, Warsaw.

SZYH, Fligeniusz
Committee on science and technology; reoprinollillItle-6, orgr
and methods of work. Review Pol Academy 9 no.2.-20-29 A!,'e 164.
1. Deputy Prime Mdnister, Warsaw.

.SZVI~2 E:tigeniusz
For better OrEanization of research and initiating works. Nauka
polska 12 no.4:29-36 J1-Ag 164.
1. Chairman, Committee of Science and Technology, Warsaw, Vice-
President, Council of Ministers, Warsaw.

-lw-atfnE research Twor~. f
no.
r7li, mn r t the Cnmmittee ful, :7(
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SZYRAJEW., Jerzy, doe. mgr inz.
Machinability testing of materials. Mechanik 35 no.9:1+83-1+91
162.
1. Politechnika Slaska, Gliwice.

SZYRKOWIEC, Alakeander, Torun, ul. Slowacklego 55 m-5.
Another possibility of electrocardiographic investigation. Polski
tygod.lak.10 no-50:1627-1628 12 Dec. 155,
(EUCTROCAMIOGRAPHT.
of rasp.)
(RESPIRATION, function tests,
ECG)

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AUTHORS: Radecki, Aleksander, Master, Engineer, Senior Assistant and
Szyrmulewicz, Romuald, Master Philosophiae, AdJunct
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TITLE: Silanols
PERIODICAL: Wiadom)S'c'i chemiczne, v. 14, no- 1.051), 15,60, 23-3'8
TEXT: The authors give a survey of the methods of synthesizing silanols as
well as their properties on the basis of literature. They do not mention
own studies. They define silanols as organosilicon compounds in which the
OH group is directly bound to the silicon atom: R Si(OH) , where R is
n 4-a
hydrogen or an alkyl- or aryl radical respectively. They discuss the nomen-
clature of s,ilanols by way of examples. Amon- the reactions of the silanol
synthesis the authors stress as most im,)ortant the hydrolysis of organo-
silicon compounds containing atoms or groups of atoms that can be substi-
tuted by-OH.groups (Refs. 2-7). Furthermore, they list five other specific
reactions (Refs. 8, 16, 18*, 19, 29, 30- In general, silanols are little
stable since they.are condensed to siloxanes Si--O Si The tendency
Card 1P

Silanols
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of silanols to condensation is regarded as one of their most characterist:Lc
properties. -Condensation is due to the splitting off of*one water molecule
from two'OH groups. By addition of the radicals, larger.and larger mole-
cules may form, containing siloxane bonds. From silanols 'of the formula
R3SiOH, only dimers - dis *iloxanes, R 3Si__O_SiR 31 CEn form. Silanediols are,
however, condensed to polysiloxanes, consisting, of long chains or rings.
Silanetriols yield, when condensed, chain-like or cyclic polysiloxanes of
ramified structure. I?olymers of desired chain length may be produced by
different combination of the amounts of individual silanol forms. The chZii-
like polymers may be transformed into cyclic ones by means of alkalies or
acids. The cycle may be ruptured by heating, thus yielding a chain struc-
ture. Both silanols and their polymers, containing free OH groups are
active toward metals, capable of positive polarization or the formation of
positive ions. Various products may form on the interaction of metals and
polymers containin- at least two OH groups, as it may be seen from the
following scheme by K. A. Andriancvand A. A. Zhdanov (Ref. 3~3):
C2H5 ()2HS C2HS. C~E~
Card 2/7 HM-O-MIE + 2Na NaUK-0-Si-ONa + B~
C21r, C.H.

Silanol.9 lub
C21rS C2115 C21ES C2lr5
I I I I -
2kL(j;5i-0-SiOH + M6 2lNaU:jt-v-S"-Olr A,
L;2'LL5 U2115 02115 C2lr5
0,]Er,, C2H5
-0-Si-O-Si-OIE
C2,r, C2115.
02115 021r, CA CX5
Glao-si-o-si-OH + 2A1 2AI-O-Sj-0-Si-0IL -t- 311.
1 1 1. I. I
. CA ()2'r,
C21rS CA.
c21'f C2,r,
O-sl-o-si-olr,
Card 3/7
C0115 - t;2-US
17
8
97
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3103/3207
C21r, C2]Er,5
3110-SI-O-Si-olr + 2111~,,
U2.LL5 IU.!L,

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In the following, the authors discuss the physical and chemical propertie6
of the 011 silanols, silanediols and ailanctriols. Table 4 ahows tfie
physical Properties of organic silanol. derivLtives. The authors mention a
paper by 11. S. Nametkin. There are 1 table and 97 references: 18 Soviet-
bloc and 30 non-Soviet-bloc.
ASSOCIATION: Zakyad Chemii Nieorganicznej '.,'Iydzialu Farmaceutycznego
A-kademii Medycznej w GdaAsku (Insti tute of Inorganic Chemistry
of the Pharmaciutical Division of the Medical Academy at
Gdarfsk)
SUBMITTED: June 24, 1959
Legend: 1) numbered 1/up, 2) formula, 3) temperature OC, 4).boiling point,
5) meltinE.; point, 6) ref erences.
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16 oll
(izo-C,H,),Ifsi 74-775/6 mm -
17 .
(Clf,)(C,11,),SiOH 165/45 mm -
IS (C,IIj(ilO-C,If,)lj8iOH 53-5/9 mm -
19 (C"I's) MHOllsioll 62,3-64/19,5 mm -
20 (Clf,),(CHCI,)SiOH 89/40 mm -
21 (cc-Clf,CfICI)(C&H,),SiOH 195
-
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47 210/740 mm 152 [94]
48 123/3 mm 82 [94]
49 (Cl III$,) (Will),C]SPH), 94/2 mm 40-45 (04]
50 (cm,) - 74-75 [81]
51 (C,jf,) (c,lfjSi(Olf), 70 (53, 921
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SZYROCKI, J., KOSTOWSKIt L.
System rozliczeA miqdzy przidsipbiorstwami (The system of account
settlement between enterprises), by J. Szyrooki, L. Kostowski. Reported
in Ney Books, (Nowe Ksizaki), Wo. 6,, March 15, 1956.

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SOKOLO'dj A. W.; SZYROKOWSKIJ, W. P.
The method of the theory of groups applied to solid state quantwit-
physics (spatial symmetry). Postepy fizyki 12 no.3:257-2-89 '61.

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ORG: none
TITLE: Errors in digital estimation of radar sign Jarameters with
little noise
SOURCE: Warsaw. Przem slowy--Instytut Telekomunikacji. Prace, V. l5s
no. 49/50, 1965, --1-15
TOPIC TAGS: radar signal, radar antenna, pulse amplitude, error
measurement, digital computer
ABSTRACT: The problem. es'-Iimating radar signal parameters in the
multibeam system, in whic-i the angle of elevation of the object is set
by the interbeam interpolation method, has been investigated. The
radar signal is received in channels with separate antenna beams. All
channels use the same transmitted Bignal in such a way that the cause
of dIfferences between echo sIgnals recelved reflects the dIfferences
in antenna characteristics. Antennas of separate channels have the
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same shape and differ only in elevation. All of them rotate at a
constant speed along an azimuth. The basis for deciding on the
echo-signal parameters is the sequence of signal amplitudes received
in all channels for a specific range, It is assumed that signal
pulses are quantized and standardized before being fed into the
decision system. The presence of noise is taken into account by
assuming the independence of noise in separate channels and in separate
transmitting periods. It is assumed that the estimated parameters
(of,the echo signal and the target paramenters), namely, the azimuth,
the elevation angle of the elevation and the signal level (which
depends on the reflecting surface of the object) do not change in the
observation period. The author thanks Professor Dr. J.Seidler for his
valuable remarks _r
., Engineer TAgary-M for discussions of certaih
aspects, and Engineer T.Olszenski for the computer programming.
Orig, art, has: 7 figures and 73 formulas. [Based on author's
abstract] (NT]
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S/264/62/000/009/004/006
1007/1207
AUTHOR: S,,.Ysvk,-i. Fnul
TITLE: 3hock absorber for aircraft landing gear
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy 7.hurnU, vo,~dushnyy transport, svodnyy
tom, no. 9, 1962, 21, abstract 9A118P. GDR patent,
class 62 b, 40/10, no. 21903, September 18, 1961
TEXT: The design of hydropneumatic-shock absorbers (dampers)
is rather coya,;licated and moreover not too accurate, thus requirin--
field test on the st.-~nd. Such tests must sometimes be repeated,
which Lnvolves dismantling, assembling-and replacing components
with calibr,-Lted passage opeiri.LfitS, in orcter to ensure the required
viorking space for the absorber. The design described provides two
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screws on the external surface of the cylinder for adjusting the
,
are, L pa'-sage openings d
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of tile rod.
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ORDOW, Tadausz; SZYSZKI, Stanislaw
Obser7ations on early syndromes appearing following meals
in gastrectomized. Polski tygod.lek. 10 no-50:1601-1605
12 Dec. 155.
1. Z II Kliniki Chirtirgicznej Slaskiej A.M. Kiarownik
Kliniki: prof. dr Jozef Gasinski. Zabrze, I Klinika Chirurg.
S1.A.M.
(STOMACH, surgery,
gaBtrectomy, postbp. synd.appearing after meals)

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SZYSZKIEWICZ, J.
SZYSZKIEWICZ, J. Is it the end of the magnetron? p, 89.
Vol. 1, No. 3, Oct. 1956.
TELE-RAMO
TECHNOL400Y
Warszawa, Poland
So., East European Accession, Vol. 6, No. 2,, Feb. 1957

SUBMIEWICZ. J.
Achievements in the technology of radar installations. P. 305.
(TEU-RADIO. Vol. 21 no. 7, July 1957, Warszawa, Poland)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAL) LC. vol. 6, No. )2, Dec- 1957.
Uncl.

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AUTHOR: Szyszkiewicz, J.
TITLE; Systems for Detecting Weak Radiolocation Signals
PERIODICAL: Archiwum. elektrotechniki, 1959, Vol 8, Nr 3, pp
433-467 (Poland)
ABSTRACT: It has been found that in classical radar systems the
echo-signal. energy is not fully exploited. This leads
to range or integration losses. The purpose of the
article is to study the possibilities of practical
exploitation of the results of the theory of radio-
location. Accepting Woodward's theury that the ideal
receiver should, on the basis of the signal received,
be able to determine the distribution of probabili-
ties of the existence of an object with certain defi-
nite parameters, the author goes on to discuss prac-
tical methods and block schemes of systems designed
to calculate a-..! indispensable functionals. After
discussing the possible advantages to be achieved
with an ideal receiver in ideal conditions, the au-
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POL/19-8-3-5/10
Systems for Detecting Weak Radiolocation Signals
denoting the angular position of the object of radio-
location. Assuming that the actual a priori probabi-
lity distribution which affect the conclusions as to
the existence of the e~ho-signal and its estimated
parameters are accounted for by the operator, the
function of the optimum transformation system will
be to calculate the following distribution:
CP
7,(A% f JI, t t - tS ) 41- (t -,T) &A t
wheret(NE'-Q) 1-the distribution function of the para-
meters allowing the a posteriori determination of
probability distribution which in turn will be the
basis of decisionhrTI= the assumed parameters of the
echo-signaig namely:A = the azimuth,,r = the time-
delay or distance, JI = the Doppler frequency shift,
Tk.Q,-r)= the signal received in complex form, allowing
for a drop in frequency by the amount of the trans-
Card 2/4 mitted carrier frequency and for the assumed Doppl--r

POL/19-8-3-5/10
Systems for Detecting Weak Radiolocation Signals
shift,1(t)= envelope'of the pulse-train of the echo-
signal, connected to the radiation characteristics,
anbL(t) = the signal transmitted in complex form, al-
lowing for a drop in frequency by the amount of the
transmitted carrier frequency. The function q of each
set of parameters can be determined by a comparative-
ly simple operation carried out with the aid of the
input signal. It may however prove difficult to cal-
culate q for a large number of sets of parameters.
The author goes on to discuss three block schemes of
systems designed for calculating q, these being a
range- ating set (Fig 8), an azimuth-gating set
(Fig 9~ and a no-gate set (Fig 10). He then discus-
ses certain steps designed to reduce the number of
channels of trans-formation, thus permitting conside-
rable savin-s in calculation. In conclusion, the au-
thor advances a new method intended to simplify ana-
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POL/19-8-3-5/10
Systems for Detecting Weak Radiolocation Signals
input after a possible frequency drop is recorded in
a memory circuit and then reproduced many times over
in accelerated form. --rLn this way, one transforma-
tion channel may be used to compute q by continual
setting of the new parameters. The author calls this
method accelerated analysis and considers that the
method, and in particular the related method of ac-
celerated spectral analysis, may find wide use, not
necessarily in radiclocation processes. Finally, the
author expresses grateful acknowledgements to
Groszkowski, J., Professor,, Doctor, and Seidler, J.,
Docent, Doctor. There are '13 diagrams. 4 graphs and
10 references, 1 of which is Polish, i Soviet and 8
Bnglish.
SUBMITTED: October 5, 1958
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SZYSZKII,,WICZ, J.
Optimization of the estimator parameters of the magnitude
of echo signals based on the train-a quantum impulses.
Przein inst telekcj-prace 1) no- 31-/:9-20 163.

SZYSZKIEWICZ,
Evalua-,,ion of discretization errors in an interpolation
system, with two stacked beams. Przem inst telekom prace
14 no. 44::L-g 164.

tACM anq nor, z,l
frcv;. Ln ra-:.ir surerr~~ritsi ~m rn L
SiF lakum rnkt.-.;~ '
'Tic-LIS. Przem inst te -1 3 2, 4 3: 1 --'! 163.

MARDAROUTCZ, Czeslaw; SZYSZKO, Bozwa; MALEC, Romana
Some epidemiologic observations on cases of anthrax, treated
at the Cainic of Infectious Diseases of the Iublin Medical
Academy. Viad. 1.ek. 18 no.7:565-567 1 Ap 165
1
1. Z Klinik4 Cnorob Zakaznych Akademii Medycznej w Lublinie
(Kiero,dnik,. dr. med. J.K. Kucharski).

KUCHARSKI, Jozef Kazimierz; SZYSZKO, Bozenai MARI6ROVICZ, Czeslaw
A case of laboratory tetanus. Polski tygod.lek.15 n0-7:263-265
15 F 16o.
1. Z Kliniki Chorob Zakaznych A.M. w Irablinie; kierownik: dr.med.
J.K. Kucharski i z Katedry Milm-obiologii Iekarskiej A.M. w Labli-
nie; kierownik: prof.dr. Jozef Parnas.
(TETANUS case reports)

MARDAROWICZ, Czeslaw; RT4~~q,- Boze.na
A case of postoperative tetanus. Pol. tyg. lek. 20 no-3tllO-lll
18 Ja 165
1. Z Katedry Mikroblologli Lekarskiej Akademii Medycznej v
Lublinie (Kierownikt prof. dr. J. Parnas) i z Kliniki Morob
Zakaznych Akademii Medyeznej w Inblinie (Kierownikt dr. mod.
J.K. Kucharski).

KOWALMISKI, Lai; T(TIASZEWSKI, Jerem-i.asz; SZYSZKO, Bozena
Haptoglobin in diseases of the liver ard biliary tract. Pol.
arch. med. wewnet. 34 no.12z1611-1616 164.
1. a II Kliniki Chorob Wewnetrznych Akademii 14edycznej w
Lublinie (Kierownik: prof..dr. med. A.R. Tuszkiewicz); z
Centralengo T-aboratorium PSK 11r. 1 w Lublinie (Kisrownik:
doe. dr. med. T. Borkowski) i z YIfnik-i Chorob Zakaznych
fiYade.-nii Medycznej v Lublinie (Kierownik: dr. med.
K. Kucharski).

SZTSKZKO, Edmund, Mgr.
Three years of activity of the Drug Institute. Farm.polsk& 11
no.4:90-93 Apr '55.
(DRUG INDUSTRT
in Poland, Drug Institute activity)

SZYSZKO, Ldmund
Polyphosphoranas in foods,: ~t.2.~ Their aw
s ituat 4 rr, a Pol 16 no. 18: 376 3--i'). 61
1, Zaklad Badanit, Zrmiot,~J 'It Pr7odiUotow Uzytku, Panstwowy
Zak-lad Hygieny, jaxjzuwa.

SZYSZKO, Fdmund, dr.
Polyphosphoranes in food.Pt.3, Physiology of phnsphoranes. Farmacja
Pol 16 no.2lt44$j451 - 452 N 61,
1. Zaklad Badania Zywnosei i"Przedmiotow Uzytku, Fanstwdwy Zaklad
Hygieny, Idarszawa.

SZYSZKO, E.
One hundred years in medical service. Farmacja Pol 16 no.23:
510-511 D t61.

BLUTOWSKI, Andrzej y- SZMZKO Eugipniusz-
Technoloe- ial improvement of extrarting doped ger-IlAum single-
crystals pulled in pilot.scale. Przegl elektroniki 3 no.8:451-454
Ag 162.
1. Fabr7~ca Polprzewodnik o,.-TEWA, Varazawao

SZYSZKO, Fdmund
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Polyphosphoranes in food articles. Pt,4. Amperometric rt-search
on hydrolysis of phosphovmes in artificial pepsin. Farmacja Pol
18 no-4:80--84 P 162.
1. ZaRlad Ndvmia Zywnosci i Przedmiotow Uzytku, Panstwowy Zaklad
Ilygiony, Wnruzavin. Kiemmilo prof.dr.Stanislaw Krause.

SZYSZKO., Edmund, mgr.
Amperometric research on the hydrolysis of polyphosphoranes. in
artificial intestine juice. Pt.5. Farmacja Polska 18 no.10:241-
243 my t62.
1. Zaklad Badania Zywnosci i Przedmiotow Uzytku, Panstwowy Zaklad
Hygieny, Warszawa.

"Perspectives in the field of utilization of domestic plant
resources for the production of medicinal drugs in Azerbaijan
by R.K.Aliev, L.I.Prilipko, I.A.Damirov. Reviewed by B.Szyszko.
Farmacja Polska 18 no.10:249 My 162.

SZYSZKO. E
"The organization of the public health services" bY
Wiktor Sniegucki. Reviewed by E. Szyszko. Farmacja polska
18 no.12:299-300 25 Je 162.

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GRIVNICKA, Barbara- SZYSZKO. Edmund
:1pectrophotometric determination of cobalt in certain
sea and fresh-water fish. Roczn p~;--istw zak-1 hig 114, no.l:
23-26 164.
1. Laboratory for Testing Food and A,-ticles of Common
Consumption, State Institute of Hygiene, Warsaw. Head.-
prof. dr M. Nikonorow.

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SZYSZKO, E.
. Gustaw Zahrt- obituary. Farmaeja Pol 19 no.11/12:263 25 JO 163.

SZYSZKO, Edmund
Oscilopolarographic determination of trace residues of organic
phosphate insecticide in foodstuffs. Part 3. Roczn. Panstw.
Zakl. hig. 16 no.5.*445-452 165-
1. Z Zakladu Badania Zywnosci i Przedmiotow Uzytku Panstwowego
Zakladu Higieny (Kierownik: prof. dr. M. Nikonorow).

SZYSZKO, Edmund
Polish pharmaceutical press; 1820-1962. Farmacja Pol. 19 no.1/2:
17-22 25 Ja 163.