SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VASILIU, A.. - VASILIU, M.I.

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AUTIVNI: Vasiliu, A. (Engineer); Fufezan, P1.
QRG: LVani.liul MinistlZ of Machine Buildinp Indmt-g Ministerul. Indust n,!ei
Construct-Hlor de Ma. charest,(Uzinele "23
August") iinl); LFufezanj, 1123 August" Warksp Bu
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::,.,T1TU*,o. Observations concerning the plastic strain of ACD aluminium alloy for pistons
..J(HfRCF.* Metalurgia, no. 9, 1965, 478-480
4'10PIG TAGS: aluminum base alloyt engine piston/ACD aluminum base alloy
AMTRACT: The authors summarize the principal. precautions that must be taken to
anktre the good quality of ACD aluminum alloy for pistons. The measures mentioned
Jude accuracy and avoidance of casting interruptions during the preparation,
.~roductlon of friction coefficients during extrnsion through the assurance of good
tool surfaces, abiding by speed and time Rirameters, and homogenous heating. Orig.
art. has: 7 figures. (Based on authors' Eng. abst.] LJPRS: 33t7321
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TEODORESCU, D., ing.; VASILIU, Al., ing.; PIPERA, Georgeta, ing.
Fine grain mortars and concretes with furfural polymers.
Rev constr si mat constr 16 no. 6:315-320 Je 164.

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TITLE:
PERIODICAL:
Luca, Emil, Luca, I., Vasiliu, Anastasia---
The effect of ultrasonic wavee on liquid dielectrics and on some
heterogeneous mixturen of ferrite - paraffin oil, glycerol paraf-
fin oil, and monochlorobenzene - paraffin oil
Referativnyy zhurnal, Fizika, no. 3, 1963, 63, abstract 3Zh384
("Bul. Inst. politehn. Iagill, v. 7, no. 3 - 4, 1961, 203 - 206,
Rumanian; Russian and French summari
es)
TOM It is established that ultresonio fields with frequencies of 7,'--'0,
1,200 and 3,000 kc have no-. considerable effect upon the penetrability of hatem-
geneous mixtures if the thermal effect in it;nored. It was observed that ull:ra-
sonic waves promote the association of glycerol and monochlorobenzene dispersed
in the bulk of paraffin oil. -This leads to the separation of the two components
of the heterogeneous mixture. Ine effect increases with increasing energy f
'the ultrasonic field.
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RUMANIA/Chemical Technology - Chemical Products and Their H-27
Applicationa. Fermenting Industry.
Abs Jour ! Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No 17., 1958, 59000
Author : Vasiliu,, Ba
Inst - w-
Title : On the Problem of IncreasinE; the Exploitation of Con-
tinously-Active Duscher No 3 Type Wine Presses
Orig Pub : Gradina, via si livhda) 1957, 6, No 9, 55-56
Abstract : It is established that the drop in productiveness of
Dusher No 3 presses occurs basically through breakinG
rules of repair and use, and from some technical trou-
bles (breakdown of bronze resistance rings., cloC.E;Lng
of the outlets for the liquid discharee, and others))
for the removal of which it is recommended that the
presses be provided with the neceesary spare parts,
aria that some chanpa in the construotion of the presa
(in particular, changing the bronze rings for aluminum
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MWTA/Orpnic Chemistry. 8~mtbetic Organic Chemistry, C
Abs Jour: Ref M=-Pimiya, No 21, 1958, 70790-
Author Maxiliu,,, Berbulesku.
Inst Univ.,Q~ C.J. Parbon >)
Title The Condensation of Mmochlordimethyl Eater With
Malonic Eater and Benzyl Cyanide.
Orig Pab: An. Univ.,,'< C.J. Parhcn."/' . Ser. stiint. natur,
1957$ No 16, 99-1o6.
Abstract: Upon the condensation of CICH OCH,3 (I) with CHNa
(COOCtH,f),2. in ether at 25~C, Vecomposition with
water and the usual treatr&nt, methylene walonic
eater wqq obtained in a~q% yield) b.p. 101-102.5'C/
3 mm, n-L,p 1.4225, C-L 42 1.0401. The same reaction,
when carried out in toluene (1190C) resulted in the
formation of a mixture of metbylene biz malonic
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IUWIIA/Organic Chemistry. Synthetic Organic Memiatry. G
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-XhWya, No 23., 1958, 70790.
ester, (yield 70, and tH2'0CK'zC(d00C.H'r)'CH'kCH
(COOC -1H - II), Aeld P.5~, b,p. 1994j,'C/6 mm,
n. !.tll d-0 *W367. The hydrolysis of
II with 171o' ;~d7roL6ric acid at elevated tempe-
rature resulted in the formation of CIC -roethylene glu-
taric acid which was then converted to 2,4-diamino-
butene-I by treatment with HNj, and was identified
by the analysis of the corresponding chloroplatinate,
Ptcl~C~HioN,;~ i VortY gramsof 1,3--dicyan-1,3-diphenyl
cyclobutane (III) was obtained from the condensation of
So gra= a I with C~R,-CHN&CN (from 117 grams of
d '9 grams of sodamide in 0*4 liters of
t
IZ boiling point Is 207-2090C at 0.5 mm
n -2 9)~17582:,
0 1~"" 1.1170. The hydrolysis of III
by heating for n1neteen hours with potassium hydroxide
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RUMANIA/Organic Chemistry. Synthetic organic Chemistry.
Abs Jour: Ref. Zhur-Khimiya) No 21, 1958, 70790-
in C~I~j OH results in the formation of 1-cyan-
1,3-diphenyl cyclobutane carbonic-3-acid) b-p-
200-29-OOC/0-5 mm.
0
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VASILIUP Cho . conf. . ing,
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Operational wear of automotive vehicles between two capital repair&.
Rev transport 8 no.3-1:1+86-487 N 161.
(Motor vehicles-Repairing)
(Mechanical wear)

,.VASILIU, Ch., conf. ing.
Nonuniformity of the ratio of mixture in the SR-101 engine
and its influence on the fuel consiLmption. Rev transport
9 no. 3:127-130 Mr 162.

:.A~SILIU~-Gh,t 40CCf. ing.
V
Influence of the ncnuniformit7 of the compression ratio on the
o*onomic effiaien! . the 64-101 motor. Rev tvooort 9 no.S:
XlPf
344-347 Ag 162.

-- - - --VABILIU-) - conf .-ing. - - - -- - - -- ---- -- --- - - ---- --- - -- - --- -- - - -- -- ---
I Influence of the ignition lead on the fuel consumption of the SR-101
engine. Rev transport 9 no.10:421-425 0 162.-

_,qhiriac, ibg.
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New methods of organization for the principal repairs of motorcar
engines. Rev transport 10 no.4:145-151 Ap 163.

VASILIU, ChIriac, conf. ing.
Trend of blast of the SR-101 supercharged engine. ~Nw
transport 10 no. 8: 345-349 Ag 163.
71.

VASILIU, Ch., conf. ing.
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Calculation of distribution and transmission mechanisms in
pneumatic checkrow seeders. Constr mas 15 no.11/12:734-736
N-D 163.

_VP;L.IU,.,GhirI-a,C,, conf. ing.
Transmission kinematic computation in sowing machines for straw
cereals, by using geometric progression. Constr mas 15 no-4:
308-311 Ap 163.
1. Institutul politehnic, Bacuresti.

VASILIU, Ch., conf. Ing.
Drive kinematics in the sowing and seeding of hoeing drins
with mechanical distributorusConatr mau 15 no.8t556-559 4163.
1, Consiliul superior al agriculturii.

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VASILIU, Ch., ing.
Technical information for maintenance of tractors working
during the winter. Mae elactrif agric 9 no. 1: 38-46 164.

VASILIUY Chiriac, conf. ing.', candidat in stiinte tehnice
Performances of the SR-101 truck engine usixg high octaw
gasoline. Rev transport 11 no. 6t258-262 Jo 164.

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AUTHORt Vasiliu, Chiriae tc?
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TITIB: Contributions to the study of sproading devices in grain mowers
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SOURCE: Constructia do masini, no6 10, 1965, 560
TOPIC TAGSs agricultural engineering, agricultural maohiner7
i~ ABSIDRACT: An analysis of the calculations involved in the design of the seed-distri-
but#g devices with grooved anT-Bp-uTFWcy11.nder Used for griUi-nowings An iq)roved
formula for estimating the spreading ppiformity is suggested. Orig. art. h&-st 7
figures, .11 formulas and 3 tables. LBased on author's Eng. &bstJ67-fJ`PRSJ
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Tl*l,,4, jtj'j L
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T Itic Tht~ Formution .if Carbon Di_-przits in thc- Combustiou
,;ha,jjherr, of Lo-omotiveu Wiinn vufz'L Oiln are Burne,i
Pp c v"I'ailor Vcr.-tte, 6, Nc 6, 440-44~5 (!9r")
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The outhor iotas that the. I'Qrriati.,)n of caeban depot-
its in the Qcmbustiur chambers cf i.ocomotives ctur-
:Lr of"fuei oils, parcicularly crack-an
he burning
-1 oils z-, whlx~ n4L.Ld tars Wive ~;Pea added and
fuel oils producefA fiom asphalthenic c-udt-F,, ir. a
--E:n2ral i-henomonor. -hiiii depenOa on tnu character
:,f t'hv t*,eriAlly inbined re;tctions '.ak1w, rlac,, Li
.che fuel. c~_! ppiur ~,p -;nmb,,wtiop. in peraffinic
fvei Oils Ulc-s'e praii-nlrary prcjces,7.eE pr,3cced at an
acce 'r-rated -ate compared ;.o ~,rr_ck~.,d fucl oi.lj to
-41ACIA acic, tars hav-- bp-t;n added en~, fuel oils ob-
tained from asphalthenl.c --rudes. dhen the locomotive'l

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Abs", t i-..i operated at load5 J.?i eXC-NV Uf --tL lcsiSneJ rat-
in(: o- wher fuel cU, is coircely atocizcd, the
trivrmal -f~afz tlon;; d-) not ha-te time to procoed to
ctnt.pL,~,Joii A n th.,.- timt: it ta!,~(,a On ,!t~ioti to flow
r1irough 0;t; '-ubss ~jm!. t,ie drr)ps of itlel oil r:hich
cli.n,~ to Ale walLt, of tho. corfibliorion chunbar are
uub.ja~cted to furtiipr *horrnsl de,_ompo6ition with thu
of Large! dropq ef fuel oil fall )n
th( o-irni.ni, coaL bed below and r,.I;er,,, fara. a la~rer
of co".p. In ordar t* avoid tha foruatlon. of coke
dnpoqits t.'*,e uutncr rt-cowends tiie ure of fuel oiln
C.:IrAr-ict~!r!;e J Ly tL c
,cl!,c 3tructurc Cnaphtioanic
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A ba, r,-.r,, -r. t7ye?] ia blends w-Lzh p-,raffinic Plel oils and &Isc,
rangg-r,6ts An improveia-mt in the -.ttoa:j7.at-*on of the
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SCHMOUp I.0 ing.; GRIGORESGU., D., dr.,.- VASILIU, C., ing.
Utilization of c4talyzers in producing bitumens by air oxidatioi.
Petrol si gaze 19 no.6:267-269 Je .161.
1. Laborator4 Rafinariai nr.3,, Ploiesti.

VASILIUj, C., chimist
PosoibUities for preventing the freezing of bulk transported
goods and measures for unloading them, Rev cailor for 3-1 no.8-.
462-4" Ag 163.
lo Inotitutul. do Corcetari. pentru Transporturi ei Telacomuni-
catii.

VASILIU, Cristofor
Contributions to the synthesia of networks in the domain
of time. Dal Inst Politeh 25 no.5ilO.3-115 8-0 163o
1. Department of telegraphy and telephony, Bucharest Poly-technic
Institute.

TONEA, Tr., dr.; VASILIU, Gecilia, dr.
On acme complications.of corticotherapy in naphropathy. Med. intern.
14 no.9.1141-1146 S 162.
1. Spitalul M.T.Tc ar. 1, Bucuresti.
(KIDNEY DISEASES) (ADRENAL GORTEX HOMONES)
(ITIPERTENSION) (MIATURIA) (EDUU) (PROTEINURIA)

SP Ullu y I.; TELI I lCl -'A" --U, A - ; U , L, H07f" (~.itL ; i~U!_"~J -i OC~ . C arm en ;
VASILIU , Cr_is~ina; venia; ll~G?FSCLT , P. : CA7ACTU , E, ; TO'.[A y R-.
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Stud. cercet. _;nfram-l*crobiol, Ili no.i:15-20 '64.

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AUTHORS: Simionescu, Cr., Professor, Corresponding Member of the Rumanian
Academy, Feldman, D., Instructor, and Vasiliu, Cleopatra, Assistant
TITLE: Cellulose and graft cellulose derivatives
PERIODICAL: Revista de Chimie, v. 12, no. 9, 1961, 525 538
TEXT: Based on a great number of Eastern and Western publications, the article
presents a comprehensive description of the synthesis and properties of graft
copolymers. The authors studied copolymers based on (1) chain transfer; (2) for-
mation of reactive groups in the primary chain and (3) formation of active centers
in the primary chain. The first method is based on the solution of the (A)n
polymer in a suitable solvent, in which the polymerization of the B monomer is
conducted. The basis of the second method is the presence in the chain of the
primary polymer of a reactive functional group capable of initiating the poly-
merization of any monomer. Primary chains with macroradical characteristics may
also be produced by mechanical destruction, supersonic vibration, electric dis-
charges, r-radiations, etc. With regard to these methods, the authors refer to
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some Western., and the following Soviet-bloc publications: A. Chapiro (Ref 5:
Mezhdunarodnyy simpozium po makromolckul.yarnoy khimii LrInternational symposium on
macromolecular chemistry.7, Moscow, 1960, section 111-a, 156 - 163); A.A. Berlin,
A.G. Kroriman, D.M. Yanovskiy, and J.A. Kargin (Ref 31: Vysokomolekulyarnyye
soyedineniya, nr. 12, 1960, 1839 - 1844); H.U. Usmanov (Ref 4: Mezhdunarodnyy
simpozium po makromolekulyarnoy khimii, Moscow, 1960, Section 111-a, 344 - 348);
H.U. Usmanov (Ref 6: Mezhdunarodnyy simpozium po makromolekulyarnoy khimii,
Moscow, 1960, Section 111, 170 - 175); I.P. Losev and E.B. Trostyanskaya (Ref 7:
Khimiya sinteticheskikh polimerov.lgynthetic Chemistry of Polymers;7, Goshimizdat,
Moscow, 1960, 188 - 192); M. Imoto (Ref 9: Khimiya i tekhnologiya polimerov
,r~Chemistry and Technology of Polymersy, 2. 1957, Inlitizdat, p 131); M.S. Akulin,
N.I. Parlashkevich and I.N. Kogan (Ref 10:Plasticheskiye massy, no. 6, 1960,
2 - 3); and, H.U. Usmanov and C.A. Azimov (Ref 16: Vysokomolekulyarnyye soye-
dineniya, no. 10, 1960, 1,459 - 1,462). In most cases homopolymers form conco-
mitantly with the grafting reaction. The kinetics of these two simultaneous re-
actions could be studied by separating the individual polymers from the reaction
medium. Such studies on the grafting of styrene on polyisobutene were conducted
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by J. Sebban-Danon (Ref 21: Mezhdunarodnyy simpozium po makromolekulyarnoy
khimii, Moscow, 1960, Section 111, 177 - 182) and several. other Western scien-
tists. Chapter 4 of the article dealing with the production of graft cellulose
copolymers, was presented at the plenary session of the institutul de chimie
11P. Poni" ("P. Poni" Chemical Institute) at the Iagi branch of Rumanian Academy
on June 4, 1961. The synthesis of copolymers grafted on cellulose chains or other
polysaccharides is treated little in the literature. The authors refer to a few
Western publications and to H. U. Usmanov (Ref. 4). To obtain cellulose products
with well-defined characteristics, the authors have grafted polyacrylonitrile
on a number of cellulose derivatives, e.g. carboxy-methyl cellmlose (CMC) with
f = 0.9, by using for the initiation of the reaction energy produced by ultra-
violet rays, ultrasonic waves, X-rays, etc. As to grafting of CMC, the only
literature known is a paper by Z.A. Rogovin, V.A. Derevitskaya, Tun Suni, Veigan
Chizhan, and L.S. Galbraikh fAbstracter's note: the last three names are written
Suni Tun, Cijan Veigan and Galbraih in the Rumanian origina17 (Ref 33: Mezhduna-
rodnyy simpozium po makromolekulyarnoy khimii, Moscow, D&O, Section III,
302 - 308) who obtained grafted copolymers of CMC and polyenanthalamide by co-
polycondensation of the methyl ester of amino-enanthic acid with the methyl ester
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of DIC, or of the CMC amide with the methyl ester of amino-enanthic acid. For
the production of graft cellulose derivatives, 30 - 40-AX-thick CMC films were
introduced into a slightly acid aqueous solution, containing the monomer and a
ceric salt. The polymerization of the monomer on DIC chains was achieved under
the action of energy sources mentioned above. The grafting of the cellulose
and of its derivatives presented a topochemical characteristic. The DIC-copoiy-
mer, whose homopolymer has been removed by rinsing 'With dimethyl formamide at a
normal temperature, is a brittle product, less transparent then the initial GKC
fi1m. The grafted film begins to turn yellow when heated to 1700C. At 2100C
its color changes to dark brown and at more then 22000 it deteriorates consi-
derably, while at 2450C the material be fully carbonized. The graft co-
polymer is stable against 8Vo-sulfuric acid solutions. In 9WO-sulfuric acid,
a viscous solution of grafted carboxy-methyl cellulose is produced which can
be re-precipitated by dilution. By increasing the grafting degree, the sta-
bility of ZC'%IC7g increases also against 90%-sulfuric acid. The grafted poly-
mer dissolves in 37%-hydrochloric acid, no viscous solution being produced. It
is insoluble in 58%-phosphoric acid and swells under the influence of con-
centrated solutions of 80-90%-H3PO4. Evidence of the formation of a chemical
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compound by the action of various reactants on cellulose may also be obtained by
X-ray research. In conclusion the authors emphasize that there is a universal
trend to change the characteristics of natural and synthetic polymers, to improve
their properties and to widen the range of use. Z.A. Rogovin and V.A. Kargin (Ref
35: Khimicheskaya nauka i promyshlennost' 6, 1959, 691) clearly pointed out the
basic directions for the improvement of the quality of cellulose material used as
natural polymers. There are 10 figures, 2 tables and 35 references: 20 Soviet-
bloc, 11 non-Soviet-bloc and 4 unidentified. The four most recent references to
English-language publications read as follows: H. Sobue, Y. Tazima and Y. Shimo-
kawa: Journal of Applied Polymer Sci., vol. IV, no. U, 1960, 244; Y. Shimokawa
and K. Tomioka: Journal of Polymer Sci., vol. XLIV, no. 143, 1960, 195 - M;
E.G. Corgaln, T.D. Pendle and D.T. Turner: Journal of Polymer Sci., vol. XXXIX,
no. 135, 1959, 419 - 426; and H. Kamagowa and T. Sakiya: t'Graft polymerization of
acrylamide onto cotton", - Paper sent for publication in the Buletinul Institutu-
lui politehnic din Iasi (being published) in 1960.
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ASSOCIATION: Institutul Politehnic-Iayi, Catedra de celulozx, hirtie ?i fibre
artificiale (Iaqi Polytechnic institute, Department of Cellulose,
Paper and Artificial Fibers)
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yn-fil ~s by tho- rccker a rnr. g p r ace os a-~ev
renuction of' prL 'do
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1. InsAtuto '-h~~-.mlstry and "echrvlogy of Iligh ilolpers of* the
Tuchnical inst'l-Luto (it' Cherdstry,

VASILIU Cireeica
On the Labesgae decomposition theorem. Com=icarile AR 13
no.10:863-869 0 163.
1. Comunicare prezentata de academician Gh. Mihoc.
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NESTOIU!SCO, N.; GRIGORIU, T.; BADULESCO, Elisabota; SOLOMOD, I.; URDU, A.;
VASILIU, Ecatorina; I0111SCO) Maria- GALOMFLLI'300, A.1 BUILD;1NAU, P.;
~4AMZCO, Ch.
The specific resistance produced by typhoid-paratyphoid vaccination
compared with the immunity status of former typhoid fever patients
as a criterion of evaluation of the effecti%anen-s of T.A.B. vaccine.
Arch. Roum. path. exp. microbiol. 20 no.3:321-325 S 161.
1. Institut"Dr. I.Cantacuzino" (for Nestoresco). go Section de
Bacteriologie du Centre Sanataire antiepidemique de Bucarest (for
Grigoriu, Badulesco, Solomon, Barbu Vasiliu, Ionesco). j. Section
d'Epidemiologie du Centre Sanitaire antiepidenique de Bucarest.
(TYPHOID immunology) (PARATYPHOID FEVERS imminology)

MARCUS, S.; ~ASIL~JV*'Em.
Mathematics ard phonology; the theory of graphs and the consomntism
of the Rumanian language. 32. Rev math pures 5 n0-3/4:681-703 160.
MAT 10:5)
(Mathematics)
(Grammarp Comparative and general)
(Rumanian language)

PETRESCU., Anastasie (Craiov~); DINULESOCU, C. prof. (Buzau); 7PI,!FIIT-SCU,
14.! , 0,-,
Tudor; VASILIV, , Florian t'Bacau); LEGIM, A. ~Elucuresti);,GPPIA ,
(Ploiesti); POPESCU I Gh.; MAITTESCU, I., prof. (Rimnicu Ifilcea); BA.GUM~ ,
V., prof (Breaza); MASGRAS, V. (Bucurest!)
Solved problems. Gaz Pat B U* no.6:343-356 Je 163.

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RUMITA/Chemical Technology - Chemical Products and Their H-17
Application - Medicinals, Vitamins, Antibiotics.
Abs Jour : Bef Zhur - Khimiya, 110 3, 1958, 8982
Author : Vasiliu George, Gertler Livia
Inst
Title Physiologically Active Amides of Glycidic Acid.
Orig Pcb Rev. Univ. "C.L. Parhon" si Politehn. Bucuresti Ser.
stiint. natur., 1955, Wo 8, 97-100
;.b.stract To study the physiological activity of glycidic amides
N-thiazolyl-chloracetamide (I) was prepared by reacting
ClCH2COC1 with 2-amino-thiazole (II); by condensation
with acetone or methyl ethyl ketone in the presence of
finely divided metallic Na were synthesized -~ , j3' -di~
methyl-N-thiazolyl-glycidamide or J3 -methyl-,r, -ethyl-N-
-thiazolyl-glycidamide, respectively. To a solution of 20
g II in 300 ml anhydrous ether, at 00-50 and with stirrin,,,
is added a solution of 11.2 g ClCH2COCl in 50 ml anhydrous

RMANIA/Chemical Technologj - Chemical Products and Their H-17
Application - Medicinals, Vitamins, Antibiotics.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No 3, 1958, 8982
firther treatment there is obtained P -methyl- r, -ethyl-
-N-thiazolyl-glyciclamide, HP 2350 (from alcohol).
Card

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L/17-5-ILf-10
RMAOL%/OrL~anic Chemistry - Synthetic Oreanic Chmistry. G.
*.Abs J,-,ur Ref Zhur - KhizAnyan, Nr~ 9, 1953, 28739
Author V
,Hlliu, G. and Barbulescu, 11.
Inst "C.I. Parhon" University.
Title The Condensation of 7-bromacenaphthene with Sodiun
Belizyl Cyanide.
Orig Pub An Univ 'C.I. Parhon' . Ser stiint natur, No 14, 85-89
(1957) (in Rurianian with summaries in French and Russian)
Abstract With a view towar(I the investi(,ation of the conditicns
for the conversion of C6 H CRRICN to the correspondinG
acid, the authors have s;Khesized the nitriles of (7-
-acenaphthyl)-phenylacetic acid (I) and of (7-acemph-
thyl)-phenyethylacetic ancid (II), starting from 7-bromo-
acenaphthene (III) and sodium benzyl cyanide or sodiwi
ethyl-benzyl cyanide. Ta a heated ether solution of
Card 1/2
13

RUMNIA/Or~pnic Chemistry - 3ynthatic Or(pnic Ohemiitry
hbs Jnur Ref Zhur - Khiriiya, No 9, 1958, 28739
C6 H CH CN (200 pl: 50 Lips) 4.1 gms of NaIIH2 are added
ovc~ t2
wo hrs, the solution is heated for another 6 hrs,
and 50 ~ms III are added over ca 16 hre; the rAxture
is heated for two more hrs and treated with water
50); 1 is obtained in yields of 29#2 gr, rip 132-133 0
from benzene). The hydrolysis of I in alkaline mediun
10 gas KOH 50 ml isoarAyl alcohol) gives (7-aconaph-
thyl)-phenylacetic acid, yield 66%, mp 213-2140 (frora
alcohol). Attempts to hydrolyze II were unsuccessful
both in alkaline and acid medium.
Card 2/2

% RUMANIA/High Molecular Chemistry. I
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 62 1059~ 22002
X-ray analysis was conducted of Ag, 117
0 Cu~ Fe~ Th and U slats of ctirboxymethyl-
cellulose. -- From the author's summary.
Card : 2/2
i- x

Category : RUMANIA/Nuclear Physics - Instruments and Installations. C-2
MekbWz of Measurement and Investigation
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Fizika, No 1) 1957/ No 268
Author :Vasiliu Gh.
Title vestigaMn of Possibilities of ft~yiag Methods and Instruments In
Measurement of Radioactivit:~ of Mountain Rocks; Geiger-Mueller Counters
and Electrameters'o'-
Orig Pab Studii si cercetari stiiwe.' Acad. RFR. Fil Iasi) 1955, 6, No 3-4, 13-17
Abstract It is proposed to substitute a traasfoxmer for the high-resistance resis-
tor in integrating circuits vith Geiger-Mueller counters, and to measure
the current passing tWxmigi the counter with the aid of a sensitive
gaivanometer, connected to the secondeq y winding through a diode in
parh1lel with the storage ~apaditor. A simple construction3of a
cluaAz filament electrometer, with a sensitivity of 6 x 10- V/J~ml
is given.
Card 1/1

i-A
Distr: 4E2c(J),
Condensation_products of mefl o1ne eLh- With dissolved in 20 if. coried.- If," and tr~--Lted Widi 11r, 'it
ethyl malona G. Vasi iu--a--na N. CJ14 (luring 2 hr -1 fi)r appu,x. I's
-te7jud ban ItIn 114.xln (N and COiI evolv -
V.
--- An4kk
9.1r1UTescil.
Sii- hirs.), the mixt. fe3illixed, and the pli 1., 9 .j -.-.i ii
~11;iijj. jWj-.No. 16, 90-1`0G(I957).--,CJf,(COX Ot (1) (80 g-) -Naoil and steam-distd. givrs
in 400 mi. anhyd. EtjO is treated with 11.5 g. l1a and the Isolated a% 8 g. PtC4.C.,H&GNj. 11 P-,L g.) and 46,
Inixt. allowed to stand 14 firs. and Oita hCAted to reflux I hr. CIICN condensed in an PutWAve for I fir. at V56- ?nd
I'lle Ice-ciloled mist. is treated gradually with a join. of 4 1 atru. livc,404 141CUSM11. III LA J1AIk pfovided Ndth
F. 161COCHICI (11) in 40 nil. anhyd. rttO wit), the few(?. inceli. stirrer. reflux con&nsrr, and dropping funnvi, M)
iceptatarnax.of25". The pasty Na dtdv. dissolves slowly. ml. avljyd. 1340 and 39 g. finely Oilvinized NaNift is
atut NaCl is pptd. After standing 25 firs., the Inixt. is introduced and 117 g. PbCH:CN slowly added over a
qttcn lied In water, the EuO layer washed with NaTIC(h. p iod of 2 firs.; after 12 firs. standing, a soln. of b0 g. 11
c :n
w.Iter, dried, arid distd., nud the residue I mtionated in 100 nil. EtsO Is added over a perirxi of 4 Ims. A violvia
VOC110 to yield 50% Ciro: C(MROI (111). N 101-2.5% ".
1. reaction takes place and the mixt. is qumched oti Watcr.
1.4:3'25, dn 14101; 14 C. I is recovered. 111 (25 0 13 IIY- The R60"is concif. und tht rtsidne fractionattil twke in
drolyxcd with 125 ml. hot IICI (17.15%9 solo.) during 5 Ill's. tacija to give M r. fraction, th, 200-30% nif 1,517, which
--;.~re the I~i~ after 34am distn. (to eliminate ally residual PLCIIICN)
"uter the dista. of excess HCl at atm. Pro is extd. with Et%O and the sain. distd. to give 40 j. 1,3--
acid Is Isolated by JEW extri. after neutralization of Ole d
110 with CaCOs. From the EttO solo. 0 g. acrylic acid, clob tane (M), N.g 207--9 t ODO
in. 142% is Isolated by distu. When, In the prcpu. of 11, 1. 20, do 1.117.' IW . Is ydrolyzed at rrilux tvinp.
the mixt. is heated at 1101, after the distil. of the ether, frac- in a soln. of 15 S. X011 in 40 m]. AmOlf for 19 bi-3.
th 20',2"i~-
,C
tionation in vacuo of the residue yields from 400 S. I used ite= distil. the AmOH, the acid is librratcd w! 1i I
110 g. CIIjCH(COiEt),j, (IV), lit 184-5*, nl.* 1.4388, du and extd. with EttO. Distri, gives 3-cyano-1,34-diphennyll-
i
cyclobutanecarboxylle arid, tk.6 200-20% the AS salt i
1.1-10, and (FtOjQ,CHCIfIC(COjEt)CIIIONfc (V), hg t I
a,
V (35g.) hydroly" with prepit. treatintat with NU4011 and then with A%NOd
:200 till. MI 1% solu.) 4uring $ firs. yields 10,g. ITOIC-* ReizL -
al-a in, 131* (EW). if..)
4

ANGKLESCU, Z.; VASILIU., G.; ZAVOIANU, D.; NAN, F.
-
Hydrolysis of nitriles. Note III. Inductive and ateric offiecta in the
alka3i bydrolysis ~6f some substituted acetonitriles. Stadii cerc chin
9 no.3:459-475 161.
1. Universitatea 1C. I. Parhons, Catedra do chimis organicas, Bacuresti.
2. Membru corespondent al Academisi R.P.R.., Membru al Comitetului do
redactie "Studii si corcetaft de chimial (for Angalescu).

ANGEMCU, E.1 VASILIU. G - ZAVOIANU, D.1 GRE", C.
. I
11ydrolysis of nitriles. Note IV, Alhli hydrolysis of some tetrabydro-
napbUrlaostonitriles. Studii core chin 9 no.34774U 161.
L'Universitates. IC. I. Parhon*, Catedra do chimis organics.., Bucureati.
2. Membru corespondent al Acadexioi R.P.R., Membru al Comitetului do
redactie "Studii si cercetari do chimie* (for Angeleecu).

ANGEMCUP Z.; VASILIUp G.; ZAVOIM, D.
Rydroly-nio of nitriles. Note T. Comparative study of the alkali
bydrolysis of some nitriloo and the corresponding asides. Studii cerc
chim 9 no*39485-1+92 161.
1. Universitatea. "C. I. Parhon*p Catedra, do abiwie organicap Bucuresti.
2. Menbru. corespondent al Academiai R.P.R., Membru, al Comitetului de
rodactie "Studii si corcetari do chimie" (for Angeleacu).

VASILESCU, C. A.;.VASILIUO Ob.; STEPAN, 1.
Influence of -the compression ratio and that of ignition admee an
the efficiency of an internal cmbtwtion engine with spark fuse.
Studii cero energet 11 no.2:20,1-302 161,

AIIGFJMCUP E.; VASILIU, G.; ZAVOIANU, D.; IVAN, Lucia
Studies on the hydrol7ais of aitrilea. Pt. 6. Studil cerc chin 10
no-3/4:31-1-316 162.
1. Membru corespondent al Academiei R.P.R. (for Angelescu).
2. UniVersitatea din*Bucuresti, Catedra. de chimie organica.

ANGFJMCUI E.; VASILIU, G.; ZAVOIANU, D.
Studies on the hydrolysis of nitriles. Ft. 7; Studii cerc chin 10
no.3/4017-323 162.
1. Membru corespondent al Academiei R.P.R. (for Angelescu).
2. Univarsitatea din B4tqwesti, Catedra de chimie organiea.

VOICULESCU, U., LID, Professor; SAUFJUU, V., LID; VASILIU, G.,
LID; STMIBACH, M. , MD.
1. Clinic No I for Infectious Diseases (C.1inica do Boll
Infectioase Nr. 1), Bucharest; 2. Endocrinological
Institute of the Acadonv of the R.P.R. (Institutul do
Eridocrinologie al Acadejaioi R.P.R.); 3. Pediatrics
Section of Hospital No 2 of the Rumanian !L-ilroads,
(Serviciul do Pediaxie al Spitalului C.F.R. Nr. 2)
Bucharest; .4. Instit-ate of Internal Medicine of the
Academy of the R.P.R. (Institutal do Medicina interna
al Academiei R.P.R.).
Bucharest, Viata Medicala, No 4, 15 Fab 63, pp 217-227.
"Clinical Experimentation with Drugs."
(4)

VASILIU, G.; MAIOR, 0.; POPtR.
Contributions to the chemistry of phenoxathiin, Studia Unir
B-B S Chem 8 no.lt265-M 1163
1. Bucharest University.

RUMANIA
COSTESCU, NiVa. Dr; BOTEZ, A., Do; GHIRUES, A., Dr; I~AS-15IU
,Dr; TAPCA, D., Dr.
l.' Hospital No. 2, Mini:3try of Transports and Tele-
ommunications (Spitalul nr. 2, M.T.T.). Buchareat
c
(For all); 2. Surgery Section (Sectia de chirurgie)
(For Costescu, Botez and Ghirces); 3. Pediatric
-Section (Sectia the pediatrie) - (For Vasiliu and TaVea).
Bucharest, Viata Medicala, No 13, 1 Jul 63, PP 897-902
11S~vere Digestive Hemorrhage In Children In the Course
of Cortisone and Acetylsalicylic Acid Treatment.
'Surgical Interventift Under Hypothermia,"
(5)

VASILIU, G.; MA10R, 0.,- BACH, I.
Contributions to the chemistry of phenoxathiin.
Rev chimie Min petr 15 no. 1: 47 Ja 164.
1. Universitatea din Thicroati, Factiltatott do chimio.
Laboratorul ai- chimic organica.

VASILIU, G.; COHN, E.
Contributions to the chemistry of thianthrene. Pt. 4.
Rev chimie Min petr 15 no. 3: 139-142 Mr 164.

VASILIU, Gh.
Contributions to the study of the magnetization of thAfilanent3.
Studii fiz tehn Iasi 11 no.1:19-28 160. (E;EAI 100)
1. Institutul politehnic, Iasi.
(Filaments) (Iron) (Nickel) (Magnetization)

VASILESKU., K. A.(Vasilescu, C. A.1;__jK5T~:~U,_.G.--jHTEFAN, I.[Stefan, I.]
Influence of the compression ratio and ignition advance on the economy
of the engines with spark fuse. Rev electrotechn energet 6 n0.2:389-397
161.

VASILIIJP Gh., conf. ing.
Wehanization of agriculture during the years of the Rumanian
People's regime. Mee electrif agric 9 no. 4t6-9 164.
1. Assistant Head of the Pzchanization Section., Higher Council
of Agriculture.

.- VASILIU, Gabriel; PROTOPOPESCU, Cella
---------
Mothaemoglobinaemia of alimentary origin. Rumanian mod. rev,
no.2:45-48 162.
(METHIIIOGLOBINERIA)

VASILIU, G. A. -
Acts, Botaniea, Horti Bucurestiensis (Papers of the Bucharest Botanical
Gardens); a book review. Rev biol 5 no.4:397-398 160.
(KEAI 10:9)
(Bucharest) (Botanical gardens)

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CATEGORY
AB3, jOUR.
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ORIG. PUB.
1939, ;0. (.7c)0.3
t53~RAGT ad d e dto the residue, and extra,_~L.Icn wit'n
"-'ielcls (3-5~' 17 H2;z (C!12)5~ R'= C,113~ BF 1(-10/1L
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CARM: 2/2

RTJ14AITIA
-i~ ~U~,_,Dr, MIM-ULESCU, C., Dr, ARVANITOPOL, N., Veterina-
VAULI
rian, NICA, A., Dr, VINTA111, A., Prof Dr, and POPA, Cornelia,
Pharmacist, of the Central Station for Artificial Breeding (Sta-
tia Centrala de Insamintari Artificiale) of the "Pasteur" Insti-
tute of Veterinary Research and Biological Preparations (Insti-
tutul de Cercetari Veterinare si Biopreparate "Pasteur") of the
Higher Council of Agriculture (Consiliul Superior al Agricultu-
"Testing of a New Drug for the Treatment and Prevention of
Sterility in Cows."
Bucharest, Revista de Zootehnie si Medicina Veterinara, 1101 13,
No 8, Aug 63, pp 75-79.
Abstract [Authorst Bnglish summary modified]; A report on
e7per =raental studies in 1961-1962 on the use of tis'sular
hepatic suspension for the prevention and treatment of cow
sterility. Twenty to 40 milliliters of the substance were
injected, either only one 11,-ime or at 10-day intervals; no
local or generalized adverse reactions were observed. The
treatment proved most effective for chronic endometritis (88.8
percent), corpus luteus (85.7 percent), and uterine and ovarian
hy~oplasia and hypofunctions. Includes 1 table and 3 refe-
1. rences, of which 1 Rumanian and 2 Russian.

.-I.- !i ~ ~ C'~ilj , G .
~ . ~ , + U.-Il - f 4 z tehn
Vg:,)ILITJ C' - -i I
- ., -r?. a. ~
- wrclof ~t4 ,
I!,pa-tomete-ar WItt, a sa-Varation I
la,2j. 1/, no-341-348 163.

PAPAZIANI Ripsimial VASMIU, I.; IOTA~ C.G.
Study of regional skin reactivity to pharmacodynamic agents during
chronic hepatitis. Stud. cercet. med. intern. 2 no.3;401-406 161.
(HEPATITIS physiology) (SKIN pharmacology)
(EPINEPHRIBE pharmacology) (HISTAMINE nharmpcoloap- ~
.(LIVEII EXTRACTS pharmacology) (ISOTORIC SOLUTIONS phar~oolog'y)

STOICA, Gh.; GIOMIU, V.; STROESCU, Ortansa; YAq~ILIU I.; SUT=-JUI St.
Comparative value of several rhemqatoid factor,titration testa. I.
The homagglutination test and the fixation test using the latf-7- of
styrene-aer7lonitrile copolymer. Stud. corcet. mod. intern. 3 no.4:
485-494 '62.
(WAGGLUTINATION) (RIIEURVOID FACTOR)
(SERODIAGNOSIS)

PAUN, R.; PAPPO, A.; ZAMFIRESCU-GHEORGHIU, Marcela; MIRON, C.; VASILIU, I.;
SUCHIANU$ Gh.
Criteria-for early diqgnosis of chronic hepatitis following
epidemic Opatitis. Stud. cercet. med. intern. 4 no.2;161-168
163.
(HEPATITIS) (HEPATITIS, INFECTIOUS) (DIAGNOSIS)
(LIVER FUNCTION TESTS) (BLOOD PROTEINS) (BILIRUBIN)
(SERINE) (BLOOD CHEMICAL ANALYSIS)

STEINBACH9,M.; GEORGESCU, Mircea; VASILIU I - ECONOMUp C.; LAZAROVICI,
Miriam ==i-~
ReNearch on lipid metabolism in workers under nervous tension
(telephone operators). Stud. cercet. ed. intern. 4 no.2:207-210
163. 1 f
(ARTERIOSCLEROSIS) (OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES) (LIPID WWOLISM)
(STRESS) (BLOOD CHOLESTEROL)

GEORGESCU, A.; C10BATTU, V.; VULPESCU, Sofia; VASILIU, I.; DU1.1IT-JU,
BUJAR, H.; PIRVU, Victoria
The radiological study of the osteoarticular lesions in
chronic evolutive polyarthritis., Contribution to the
radiological diagnosis of incipient lessions. Stud careet
med intern 4 no,3;327-341 163.
(ARTHRITIS., RHEUMATOID)

STOICA, % .; SOLOMONY O.F.; CIOBAITU, V.; VASILIU, L
Investigations of the interaction of the rhaunlatoid. factor
and gama globulin. II. Inhibition of agglutination of latex
particles. Stud cercet mad intern 4 no.3:377-386 163.
(RHEUMATOID FACTOR) (GAIMMA GLOBULIN) (AGGLUTINATION)
(RUBBER) (ARTHRITIS, RHEUMATOID) (SERODIAGNOSIS)

CZECHOSLOVAKIA
STEINBACH, M.; GEORGESCU, M.; VASILI - ECO'NOT-11j, C.; LAZARO-
4. j 4. _E _0
VICIS TM.; POPESCU, D.; Inst, tu e of Internal Medicine, Academy
of the Roumanian Peoples Rebublic, Ministry of Health and Social
Welfare.
"Lipid Metabolism and the Overstrain of CNS (A Study of Tele-
phone Operators) Sunmary.11
Prague, Activitas Nervosa Superior,, Vol 5,, No 1~, 1963,, P 403
Abstract: Numerous studies of neurosis occuring in telephone
operators were made. Their wo.rk is performed under conditions
of nervous strain. Lipid metabolism and its possible role in
the pathogenesis of artero--olcrosis was studied. Lipid values
b--fo,.,..- work and after 3 hours were compared. Choles-'.orolc,-ji~-
U ~,L,
the lipoprotein ratio and Kun]cel test with formol were maue.
Biochemical indices did not differ significantly from those
in the control group ( sanitary workers); the 3 hours did not
result in clear changes in the lipid metabolism. No relation
was found between the length of service and the blood choles-
terol level. No references. Submitted at the Medical Congress
in Prague, November 1962.
1/1

RUNGAN, V6, Or.; MIRON, C.p dr,; VASILIU, I. dr.; CHIniou, E" dr.;
SUTWIU, St., dr.
Frgq4ency of chronic,hepatitis following epidemic hepatitis
and factors in its chronicization. Mod. intern. 15 no.4.*
473-493 Ap 163. 1
1. Lucrare efectuata in Institutul de medicina interna al
Acad. R.F.R. si Ministorului Sanatatli si Frevederilor Socials
(director-. acad. N. Gh. Lupu).
(HEPATITIS) (HEPATITIS, Epiumir-)

MIAITIA
VASILjV,_j_,,,, Architect (affiliation not given]
"On the Site of the Old Fort, Tomis."
Bucharest, Stiinta si Tehnica, Vol 15, No 7, Jul 63, PP 5-7.
Abstract: Describes the social-economic importance of the
city of Constanta, which was built on the ruins of the ancient
fort, Tomis. Outlines the achievements since the end of the
war in the fields of construction, industrialization# and the
modernization of the Black Sea port. Includes 2 illustrations.

ARAME9 K- [Ar"al K.1; VASILIU, K. [Vasiliu,C.1; STEFAN, I. [Stefan,I.]
Cutting down fuel specific consunption by increasing the pressure feed,
and modifying the advance sparking. Rev electrotechn energet 5 no.2;
401-407 6o. (EEAI 100)
1. Comite de redaction, Revue dlelectrotechnique et dlenergatique
(for Arama).
(Automobiles)

SAVULESCUt Alice# acad.; DUICTRAS, Lucratial SEVCENCO~ Victorial
VASUIU, Lia
Research on the resistance of the different kinds of wheat to
the attack of the Tilletia nanifica (wagn.) Savul.
(T. contraversa Kuhn.) fungwi, and the effect of some chemical
substances in the fight against this pArasite. Studii core biol
veget 15 no.2&163-173 t63,

MCHTEL, W.K.9 acad.; VASILIU Liliana
Contribatims to the ecologic study on Thysanoptera. Studij
cere biol a zool 16 no.5;443-451 164,
1. Faculty of Biology and the Laboratory of Animal Biology,
"Traian Savulescu" Institute of Biology.

SAVEANU, Th.; IBANESCU, I.; vAsnius Mariana
Influence of the nature of Aaterial upon the mass transfer in the
pellicular flvw of the waves of a liquid. Studii chin Iasi 11 no.l:
139-148 060. (F.9AI NO)
1. Institutul politehnic Iasi, Laboratorul de procese si, aparate.
(Film coefficients (Pliysics)) (Mass transfer)
(Wave mechanics) (Liquids)

SAVEANU, Th.; IBANESCU, I.; VAS LIU.L M.
Influence of regosity upon the mass transfer in the pellicular flow
of the waves of a liquid. Studii chin Iasi 11 no.1:148-137 160.
(ERAI 10:3)
(Film coefficients (Physics)) (Mass transfer)
(Wave mechanics) (Liquids)

I
SAVEANU, Th,; IBANEJGU, I.; VASILIU, Mariana
About the critioal Reynolds number in pellicular flow. Rev chimie Kin
petr 13 no.10.'589-592 0 162.

GOLAESCU, Maria, dr.; STERESCU, Lelia, dr.; ZARARIA, Valeria, dr.;
-VASILIU, M.. dr.
I............
Grave aspects of pertussis pne=opathy. I-Ifed. intern., Bucur L2
no.11:1703-1711 N 160.
1. Lucrare efectuata in Cliiiica de boli infectioase a I.M.F. 1
(director prof. M.Voiculescu).
NHOOPING COUGH pathology) (LUNG pathology)

nnd others*
Additions to the physical and mechanical characterization of certain granit0s
and granodiorites from Dobruja. p. 99.
REVISTA MINEWR. (Ministerul Minelor) Ministerul Industriei Petrolului si
Chimiei, Directia Exploatrilor Mini(we si Asociatia Stiintifica a
Inginerilor si Tehnicienilor din Rorr1na) Bucuresti, flumania. Vol. 10,
no. 3, March 1959.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAI) IG, Vol. ap no. 7., July 1959
Uncl.

i' "M T~ of
91
c~--.rtain electric conductors.
Vol. 1,~, ro. 11, Nov. 'IP56
"ol

POPA;N., ing.; BIRSAI:;'V.,Ing.; BM,*ICA,F., ing.1 T-AZARIL., ing.;
VASILIUJOM.
Debating the qua-IJty of Ilght insulating materials. Constr
Buc 16 no.7368;'., 15 F164.
1. DirerAor al Intreprinderil do Prefabricate de Marnento do
-4tructie Braiov (for Birsan). 2. Directorul introprit-
Cone
der.ti "'Granitull", W-Uresti (for Banica). 3* Direotorul
fabriall rT614aPn',, Boneni (for Vasiliu)*

VASILIU, Maria
Contributions to the knowledge of the species BradyPorus Charp.
(Orthoptera, Tettigonidae) in Rumania. Studii cerc biol anim 13 no.2:
203-23.2 161.
1. Comunicare prezentata de academician W. K. Knechtel.
(ORTHOPTERA)

NIGOLESCU, Nicolas; CARUM, Florirr,, CAMUESCU, Victoria; VASILIU ~41ua&L
TZODORESCU, Banda; VALMIU, Anca; LAMBA, Nicolas
A sporadic case of Q fever diagnosed radiologically and confirmed
erologically (6 cases). Cas.1ek.cesk 100 no-34:1075-1078 25 Ag 161.
7
I a II klinika. infekanich chorob, Bukureat, reditele prof. dr.
M. Voiculescu a prof. dr. M. Bala.
(Q FUER diagnosis)

?HASZ I BOOK UPLUTATION SOV,,-4186
Stroytniyw WeabeheatVa I spextraSkopiy4 (3trUCtUM Of PlAtter
and 3pectroocopy) Kosco~, Lid-vo A&I SSSR, 1960. 113 P-
trTata Mllp Inserted. 2.NQ copies printed.
03.t It. T. AA%c-khov, trofessor; Tech. Xd.r T. P. Polencra.
FURY =.: This conection or articles is Intended ror physicists
___And chexLsts, Interested In spectroscopic methods or research
on the xtr~ctQra or molecules and related problems.
COVZ&Wz- The artioles Go air d in this collection were
tworn from the oJItorL&'1tfZ'1*Qm of the, ZhUrnal riallheakoy
kinisai (journal or Physical Chemistry) and-=-* concerned
with spectroscopic methods In research on the structure of
mo2woulax. the hyarogen boad, Isotopic affectso problems
LM X&gDSt4DCh4XIGtry. the structure of aqueous solutions of
electrolytes. and the chemist" of Q*=pl,X Compounds. Rgfor_
*cw" socoozoanr Individual articles.
The author tuawo the ranowing for having participated
In determln1mg the density or d4uteroeompounds: V. 0.
Q*Lov. ?. It. KLkolejov, V. 1. Kuthe"aM. U. Z. 7hur-
avlev, V. 1. Kurzinvar.4 L. S. ZhLIkin. He thanks A. 1.
brociaxly for his diacusslon or the results.
'or A. M., and M. a. Al.~Zjbulsr lNovocherkasekly ;>OIL-
W_ItrAaWrf LrLst1Vut*(i;5vocMrA&~i1c Polytect-nAc I.Latitatel) .
%
problem or chamco in the 31ructure of Polyethylene at
Plan*-P&dlja Zx1t*nsion - 69
!!atrA23:1~- M-R-SLlaX. S. n,
az.: 1 *4 ~-~z- lbor'kil 3tste Uni-Ge-rZt],
tweal, K. L. L*ba'!M~ KLyj. js~Caplc tffect or, the Viscosity
or T3
and V V Pesenko Invve
or 3urr&ce Tension or Uqu~ld R-1
1. 32t
face ion or a Lsai-allver 3yat" 78
1rwXMbLC9_T-X- Coonlination Zqulllbria of Nickel Iona in
Atic - MO SIC2 3yatom Glasses 84
A. [InstLtut khlmil allikatov (rnatl to or
cu
f Silicates)]. Structure of Spodulene 0103 93
V. 1. A"r'yw=v Is thanked far having plotted the curves
for o- and A- ap44=14no and for the cryatallization
prodwict. of spodumene, glass.
Rebam T. 9. (Ph731cOch*'*Ic'a Institute 1~teml L- U. X&rPOv) -
-RFaQ__.CbW-br Zxceso U-Slectron DIamagnatic Susceptibility
A or Certain Kajqo-~ss C.ntaining the Six-Fember Carbon Ring
wito the All of the Pree Zloctrons Model 96
The aatbor thAnks 1. 14. K&IILehsvay& fixul S. Yo. Sa=O$Qd*v
for the numerical calcolstion3, and Is. S. Carlyanava,
and M. X. alamov for their su"wations.
Pt. it. Bualayeva I tnatitut obahchey I
I (institute of
General, amAl Incr-ganio chemistry iment N. S. Kurnako,)).
-emp4r&t=.% De-pe~l-nce or Coordination NL%mb4r3 or A.1kall
Aq:jtau~_._'Lolut Iona
xmn___Q,_&_rT1r2i,sk- politektnicheskly Institut I%.
S. K. lmrola Polyt.~Mia Institute Izeni
3. g. Kirov, Sverdlov3k)). pz~r% or 3arface Tension
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AUTHORS: Fesenk-o, V. V., Vasiliu, M. I.
TITLE: The temperature dependence of surface tension for cobalt and nickel
PERIODICAL; Referativnyy zhurnall, 14etallurgiya, no. 3, 1962, 8, abstract -'A49
j
"Poroshl%. metal lurgiya", 1961, no. 3, 25-28, English sumxiary)
The method of maximum pressure in a gas bubble (in He and H2 mediiLm)
was used to investigate the temperature dependence of surface tension 6 fcr moltEn
Co and Ni, At 1,550 0C 6 is 1,845 dyne/cm for Co, and 1,735 dyne/cm for, Ni.
With higher temperature 6 decreases, The temperature coefficient for CO is 0.49,
and 0.38 for Ni. Some thermodynamical and physice.1 characteristics of liquid
Ni and Co are calculated (molar suface concentrations of free energy, entropy,
heat capacity and others).
R. Ardriyevskiy
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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RAYDICHv Tu.V.; YKMUNJ~~, V.N.; JTZENKO, V.V.; VASILIUp M.I.; KMICIM=9 L.F.
Temperature dependence of the wurface tension of liquid cooper. Zbmr.
fis. khim. 35 no.3:69/.--695 Hr 161. (MIRA 24:3)
1. Institut metallokeramiki 1 8 taialtnykh oplavov.
(surface tensionr (Copper)

S/076/61/035/008/005/016
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AUTHORS: Pesenko, V. V., Yeremenko, V. N., and Vasiliu, M. I. (Kiyev)
TITLE: Study of the surface tension of liquid metal solutions.
II Surface tension of alloys of the system nickel-copper
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal fizicheskoy khimii, V. 35, no. 8, 1961, 1750-1751
TEXT: The authors attempted to check how far Cu-Ni alloys represent ideLl
systems and obey Raoult's law. For this purpose, the surface tension of Cu,
Ni, and their allo 9a was determined by measuring the maximum pressures in a
gas bubble at 1550 C- Measurements were made in pure He or H . Apparatus
and method have already been described by the authors (Sb. IIS?royeniye
veshchestva i spektroskopiya" (Structure of substance and spectroscopy)f
78, 196o, Izd. AN SSSR). The total amount of impurities in the metals used
was not higher than 0.1%. The alloys of different composition were molten
in crucibles of pure A1203 in a high vacuum. Their composition was checked
by chemical analysis. For the surface tension of Cu-Ni alloys at 15500C,
the authors give the following values (rounded-off to 5 erg/cm2):
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Study of the surface tension ...
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atom% of Cu erg/cM2 The data for nickel are in good agreement
with those by W. D. Kingery, M. Humenik
0
10 1735
1655 (see below). The data for copper are much
higher than those found by other scientists,
28 1545
asp e.g., E. E. Libman (see below). This
50
6 1430
0 discrepancy is explained by the fact that
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the authors used high-purity copper (99-9A
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1265 and conducted the measurements under condi-
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experimental data are in good agreement with those calculated according to
the Shishkovskiy e quation. The constants of this equation were calculated
according to A. A. Zhukhovitskiy (Zh. fiz. khimii, 18, 214, 1944). This
agreement confirms that the system Cu-Ni is ideal J-1550OC- It follows
from the data that the copper in Cu-Ni alloys is surface-active within the
entire concentration range investigated. A paper by I. T. Sryvalin, 0. N.
Yesin, Yu. P. Niki tin (Izv. vuzov, Tsvetnaya metallurgiya, A, 66, 1958) is
mentioned. There are 1 figure, 1 table, and 9 references: 5 Soviet-bloc
and 4 non-Soviet-bloc. The two references to English-language publications
read as follows; W. D. Kingery, M. Humenik, J. Phys. Chem., 51, 359Y 1953;
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