SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VESELY, V. - VESELY, V.

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CZECIIOSI'OV',%W./C-cn~ca1 a.u.-LLcal P;:,xlucts a;irl Tacir H. ----
"IPPlication. F -.ts alid Oils. Waxes. Soaps and Deter-
Genti. Flotatio;:i AGents.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - ICALd'Y--. Ro 10.; 1959, 36&2.
Author : Vesely, V., Malenichy,
List
Title Detcrnination of Epil-yOrinc in Glycerin.
Ori,, Pub Pmr.Wel patravir.. 1957, 9, 11a 10, 54o-541
Abstract Tho nat'~cd .)f dz~tcmimtion of opi,.y(Irtic
catix, )f JIOI~ salts waa dcacri'.W.. The LIQUIC(I WIS ia-
torducad into tl--c system of internatimial I)rocadurcs of
tl*e analysis of fats, as -V-c Dnst efficient mit',io(I for
the clateraination of epi1tyOxiiia. --. Fr-,i.i Vic au-Czorsl
resaic.
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VESblf,_ VACLAV
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Kapalna paliva. (Vyd.l.) Praha, Stuatni, nakl.t,-!chni6-- literatur-j, Y;,56. 214, p,
(Liquid fuels.)
SO: MOWHLY INDEX OF EAST ZURCFEAN ACCESSIONS (EEAI) LC, VOL. 7, No. 1, Jan. 195e.

BAX4 Tozeef Ing, (Bratislava$ Xbllarovo stiep Geakoelovenska
socialisticka republika)i VESUI, VaolayjL Prof., ing, (PXAtIO3AVaj,
zollarovo namestio.". republika)
Wdation of lubricating oilso Pt, 3. Aeta chimica Hung 37
no*2411+7-162 163e,
1. Lehrstuhl fur Irdoltechnologiep Slamkiedhe Tecbnischei
goeheehulep,tratislavas, Ceskoslovenska socialisticka repib3JJm.

SICHA M - VESELY,.V.
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A study of the propagation of moving striations in iner': gages by
means of artificial feedback. Chekhosl fiz zhurnal 13 no.9-.
662-669 163.
1. Katedra, elektroniky a vakuove fyziky, Karlova universita, Praha.

STUDNICKA, J.; SICHAj, Me; MSELT., V.; FROSTEJOVSKYj, J.
The effect of stationary stratification on moving otrUtions In
a glow diacharge in Ne, Chekboal fiz zhurnal 13 no.101-35 163,
IOttik 16-2)
1. Katedra elekttoniky a vakuove f7siky, W IIola univerisita,
Praha.

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Sichn, U., Veael,~. V--Studni6ka, J., Proat'e;jgvs*,
J. and No~rc, m.
Investigation of stationary and traveling striated
discharge in neon with local 1W- excitation.
1?U'1IODICA,: Czechoslovak Journal of 11hysics, v. 12, ro. '12,,
1962, 919-929
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Thp possibility was investigated of using the dis-
turbance produced 6~,a local IW field in systematic studios of eta-
tionary and traveliriV, striation of the discharge in inert gases. In
the method developed by the authors the IV field interacted upon a
limited part of the positive column of a-d-c discharge okiginating
stationary and traveling strata and striation waves. Discharge tubes
50 to 80 cTa Long.werc used applying across thein a voltage adjustable
from 200 V to 3 IcV. The discharcre current was controlled and stabil-
ized with tnio pentode tubes in series %Ath the discharge tube. The
luminous pattern of the discharge Yns observed visually a,-d tubes
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Investi gation of stationary ... D256/ .,308
could be moved along and across tho discharge tube by meanis of photo-
clactronniultiplier. A toroidal resonator operating in the 40 cm
wavelength-band provided the local III? excitation. A double structure
V
was observed in the stationary strata differing both in shape and am-
plitudo; the amplitude of onc structure againat the other foine increa-
sed with increasing discharge current, but at the some time the sta-
tionary strata were independent of the nount of Hr p9wer absorbed
by the plasma. The striation waves were f ound- to originate in -the
region of the HF excitation of the positive column. The resonance
frequency of the moving strata was investigated as a function of the
discharge current as well as the dependence of the wavelength upon
the frequency. The frequency of the traveling strata in the stria-
tion wave and the resonanc6 frequency of the -artificially produced
traveling strata were found to be equal within the accuracy of the
measurements. The pattern of the discharge could.be controlled by
changing the modulation of the Hr- field. It was concluded that 'the
possibility of employing the UP disturbance in the studies of stria-
tion in d-c discharges has been established. There are 7 figures
and L table.
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AUTHORSt Bakule, R., 91chal M., Veself, V- and Kracfk, J.
TITLE: Complex Conductivity of Plasma in a DC Glow Discharge
in Noon
PERIODICAL: Ceskoslovensky casopis pro fysiku, 196o,
No. 5, p. 408
TEXT: The measurement of the concentration and collision frequency
in the positive column of a DC glow discharge in neon by the high-
frequency method is described. The results of the measurements
show that the expression for the complex conductivity of plasma
derived by Fange is applicable to the positive column of a DC glow
discharge, It is also shown that the measurements can also be
analysed by means of the Lorenz formula which is simpler for numer-
ical calculations, The electron concentration evaluated frDM this
formula is (within the range of experimental error) similr to that
calculated from the Fange expression.
ASSOCIATIONS: Katedra clektroniky a vakuove' fysiky Karlovy
university, Praha (Chair of Electronics and Vacuum Physics of
Charles Universit , Prague)
"I Fysikilni Ustav &UT, Pod'ebrady (Physics Institute
Of CVUT, Pod'e'brady.
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TITL't V The. irfect of xtationary stratlftv4~tia* on; No In
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striations,in-a glow d i a c ha ete...'in
TERIODICAL': Cjechoslovak 'Jour~nml of Physics sevtlan:-13~-
1063": 31
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was investigated with
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Which 'the Str,aitfic'eLtio'n was' excited- Was- Arupplle-d-'Witftl~iS6.-
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with ii~inG ve 4ariyed from *W'
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blgh' fr6cjiiwniy - 4i-Veh&rike. ~Cbangea, in. thi, Intensity 'Of'. the JJJW U.
....the 'stati.pmt'ry.'and 60ving,-artriotions wove. 'ciainiii-ed.-mith'Ahe mtd:of
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The #t6ct:"of'** aU00ar
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.1 The&:'~ kor'l bf 'the. - siatic"Ary atria ti ons'WAO shed by mimzurftS
~the Cc.: 40~~~e4*V of thA photomultiplier.'Qutput 4bich-was
proportk6na'!-to, Alis. constant toooponent of th'e..rad.tation emitted b*y
thd divckiarS*,~-`*.'-- Vh.e~'amplitude of the movAng- striations -was
-dotorMined by ~me:a'suring the alt~ornatinz component across a load
th *Iocity of the moving striations
resistanc*.. v was also
determined 'with'the Iaid of the movable pho.tenuitipAler e~nd aiti
'Neas ' ement'of the amplitude of the',tsoving
q.scillograpk'. Ur
-.4ttiations Ahowed.that in the region of the' maxiamm; of the
constant'-component ofthe emitted-intehaity (stationary layers),
as lower-ttain oth*rwiseo
the i*plitude of tho-alternating component v
w, :Thus 1~'the 'moving. striati'ons are attenuated.~&*.pointiy at which the
u*ationary.gitriati46nis~are-prosent. The.positl4cas of the w1nim
and maxima-in the. amplitude of the moving triatIonse atro
in~ddpeindent o'f th 4fraquency of the striations-but do dapand on .
the structure 6f.-the-stAtionary stratification*' Us-Valocity-ot-
a *ij-- thop intenalty
e Striation reach a maxImum in the rogion,whore
of the constant 'component of the light flux~is a'siniums and vice
versa. us : thk results obtained in.this-work are in agreivmmt
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each type -:of movift'S',
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TITLE: ;Wtificial, excitation of fast moving layers in Ne
by a high frequency field
PERIODICAL: Chehhoslovatskiy fizicheskiy zhurnal, 5*eriya B,
v. 12, no. 11, 1962, 873-874
TEXT: ~4-_assurenzcnts of layer iridth were carried out in dis-
charge tubes 2 cm in diameter and 50-70 cm long. Yhe width depends
linearly on the field frequency. The product-of longitudinal elec-
itric field strength E on the positive column and the layer width
in resonance was computed in order to distinguish between the three
layer types (this product iv constant for each type). The results
show that all three types Q)-, r- and s-; L. Vokalrek, It. Novak,
Czech. J. Phys. 9, 1959, 401) can be excited in lie. Thcre is 1
figure.
SSOCIMIO11: Lehrstuhl ffir Elektronik und Vakuumphysik der Rarls-
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SUBMITTED: I-lay 15, 1962 1 ZI
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Country Czechoslovakia
Gatogory Chemical Technology. Chemical Products and Their
Applications--Pharmaceuticals. Vitamins. Ahtibi6tics
Abso Jouri Referat 7,hur--Khim.? No 11, 1959, 39640
Author Vesel-Y. V.
Institut, :-Ro-t ~given
Tltlc~ :Dyes for Parenteral U5e in Diagnosis
OrI3 PUb. ;Farmacia (Czechoslovakia), 27,,No 8, 242-245 (1958)
Abstr-:ict !The preparation of sterile ampules with bili.!-ubin,
taurobilirubin, bromosulfophthalein, Congo R,)d,
Trypan Blue, 4,4-bis-((?),l-amino-8-hydroxy-;!,4-
disulfo-(Naphthylazo)1-3,3-bitolyl (spelling?) and
their application for diagnostic purposes is de-
scribed.
I. Matveyeva
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BAIA, J.; RRUBA, G.; KUBICZKOVA, H.; VFMLY, V.
Oil axidation. Part 2s Oxidation process mW products. Ropa
a uhue 5 noao-n Ja '63. 1 1
I.,Katedra chemie a technologie ropy, Slovenska vysoka ekola
tacbr4bka, Bratislava.

VESELY$ Vaclav
Corrosion in crude oil p~ebesoiftg. Ropa a uhhe 5 no.6:
164-165 Je 163.
1. Katedra chomio a toohnologle ropyt Slovewka vysoka ,)kola
technicka, Bratislava.

VESELY, Vaclav, prot~q inn*
"Chemical processing oA4'.' natural gas hydrocarbonsli by M. Hrusovsky.
Reviewed by Vaclav Vesely. Chemltzvesti 16 no.8:44 Ag 162.

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1963, 556, alb9tract
Refarativnyy zhurnal. Ehiciya,
4P262 (Czech. pat. 1034C-3, Jan. 15, 1962)
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VESELY, Vladimir, ins.
Further water deactivation methods. Vodni ho' 13 no.6:21_3-2.24
163. 4p
1. Ustay jaderneho vyzkumu, Rez.

VESELY, V., inz.
Radioisotopes in water copservation and water parification. Vodni
hosp 13 no.6s239-240 163,

- MALENICKY, M.,- POKORNY., Jo
Report on the meeting of the Section Fats of the International
Union of Pure and App3ied Chemistry in Prague. Cham listy 57
no.l-.103 A 1,63*

-, VV~ELY, VIrdirair .
I War
,)esic-cation of fondant nvee*s ard fillingE. Unty cuk-~,
80 no.10:269-274 0 '64.
1. Research Worksite of the Caskoslovenske cokoladovry
National bAorprise in Tiratislava.

VESELY, Vladimir
Possibility of contInuoue production of Jelly, Usty cukrovar
79 no.4s93-97 Ap 963* 1
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BEMOVA, Hana; ULY, J&romir; VESELY, Ve-clav
Uranyl nitrate extraction by tributyl phosphate. Jaderna.
energie 4 no.6:145-10 Ja 158.
1, Ustav jaderne fyvikyp Ceokoslavenska akademie vod.. Praha.

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CZECROBLOVAltrA/Nuclear Physics - Nuclear Engineering and C-8
Power.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Fizika, No 1, 1958, 643
Author es 1 ruba, J.
Inst
Title Deactivation of Liquid Radioactive Wastes.
Orig Pub Jaderna energie, 1957, 3) No 5) 147-151
Abstract Survey article.
Bibliography) 14 titles.
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Country Czeohoslovakia 11-5
Catosory
Abe, Jour* 39118
Author Vesall,_ V. and Zaruba, J.
Institut, To- V -9 i ~
yen
Titlo The Decontamination of Radioactive Waste Yfatera
Orig Pub. JaderrLa Energie$ 3, No 5, 147-151; No 6, 180-187 (1
Abst#ract A review article with a bibliography listine: 30
titles.
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VE3---I:I, V. IWIRAVNIK, j.
Measuxement of very low radiation activity in water.
P. 406. (JADERIA EN-E-ROGIE) (Praha, Czechoslovakia) Vol. no. 12, Dec. 1957
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accession (EC-AI) LC Vol. 7, No. 5, May 1958

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orange net-Itel its "Q%~ yield by oxi,filing a "a. of zl~q to be ptrM. Ttratnwnt of 1111 with AcO yields 1.
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