SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VITOROVIC, M. - VITOVSKAYA, YE.

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Seizures of Jacksonian epilepsy in the treatment with neuro-
leptic drugs. Neuropsihijatrija 11 no.100-99 163
1. Bolnisnica za dusevne in zivzne bolezni Ljubljana-Polje in
Psihiatricna klinika Medicinske fakultete v Ljubljani ;
predstojnik: prof.dr. J.Kanoni.

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rl(lLII'Ol0PtICS. Zdrav. vestri. 34 no.1:4-7 165.
1. Bolnisrica za duse,,me in zivcne bolmni Ljubljana-Pol~c
(di-rekton. prof. dr. Janez Kanoni).

GOLUBOVIC, Vasilije B.; SAPER, Radomir P.; VITOROVIC, Olga
Phenolquinolinaine, a nev analytic indicator. II. The
dissociation constants. Glas Rom dr 25/26 no.5/7.335-337
160/161.
1. Tehnoloski fakultet,, Hemijoko-tehnicki zavody Beograd.

GOLUBOVIC, Vasilije B.; SAPER, Radomir P.; VITOROVIC, Olga
Phenolquinolinsine., a now analytic indicator. H. The
dissociation constants. Glas Hem dr 25/26 no.5/7:335-337
160/1614,
1. Tehnoloski fakultetp Hemijsko-tehnicki zavod, Beograd.

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GOLUMCIC., Vasilije B.; VITOIROVIC, Olga; SAFER, Radomir P.
Copper determined with perimidine. Glas Hem dr 25-26 no.8/10:535-
537 160/161.
1. Faculty of Technology, Chemical Technical Institute, Beogradt

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tekhn. nauk.. ot7. red. --GONCF-&,'iOVA, I.V. . red. izd-va,-
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ments of electricity, physics, and pow-, engine r e~
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pribory; lektsiia 3 dlia studentov elektrofizicheskogo i
onergeticheskogo fakulltatov. Mosk-a, Vses. zaochn. poli-
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P&ISE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SCV/4634
Epshteynj Yevgeniy Fedorovich, Emanuel' lzrailevich Arsh, and Genrikh Xonstantinovich
Vitort
Novyye metody razrusheniya gornykh porod (New Methods of Disintegrating Rocks)
Moscow, Gostoptekhi zdat, 1960. 85 p. 2,100 copies printed.
Executive Ed.i S.M. Kayeshkova; Tech. Ed.s L.V. Ganina.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for engineers and technicians working in the petroleum,
coalp mineralo and construction industries.
COVERAGEi The author describe new methods of disintegrating rocks in drilling bore-
holes, methods of secondary crushing, and the development of coal and ore deposits.
Rotary-percussion drilling with immersed hydraulic drills, and the disintegra-
tion of rock by means of electrohydraulic units and high frequency currents are
described. The results of industrial and laboratory tests of various working
units are given. No personalities are mentioned. There are 84 references:
81 Soviet, 1 German, 1 English, and 1 Polish.
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VITORT, G.K,, kand.tekhn.nauk; M-LENSKIY, U.M., kand.tekhn.nauk,-
A.F., inzh.
Results of tests of rigs for thermnI breaking of rocks. Izv. vyS.
ucheb. zav.; gor. zhur. 6 no.3:70-73 163. OURA 16:10)
1. Dnepropetrovskiy ordena Triidovogo Krasnogo Mameni gornyy
institut Imeni Artema. Rekowndovann kafedroy gornykh mashin.

BURA, G.G., [Bura, H.H.1; VITORT., G.K. (Vitort, H.K.]; ARSH, E.I.
Change in the conposition of ferruginous cherts during their
disintegration by high-frequency currents. Geol.zhur. 22
no.6:23-32 162. (NM 16:2)
1 1. Dnepropetrovskiy ornyy institut.
Nicraine-Chert-Analysis)

VITORT, G. K. Cand. Tech. Sci. (d,813) ,Invest, zw~,qtion of Thermal
Methods of Secondary Crushing under Conditions of Open Mlnln!~
operations," Dnepropetrovsk, 1961, 15 pp. (Dnepropetrovsk Mining
Inst.) 200 copies (KL Supp 12-61, 264).

EPSURN, Tevgeniy Yedorovich; ARSH, Imanuell Izrailevich;_UT=,-A~-qr!k
~h
Lonstantinovich- KAYESHKOVA, S.M., vedushchly red.; GANINA, L.T.,
tekhn.red.
Diew methods of rock breaking) lovye mtody retrusheniia gornykh
porod. Moskva, Gos.nauchno-tekhn.isd-vo neft, i gorno-toplivnoi
lit-ry, 1960. 85 p. (MIRA 13:10)
(Book drills) (Xining engineering-2quipwat and supplies)

VUIETIN, V.; ALMOZLINO, R.;_VITOSEVIC, V.
Direct irradiation of the exposed liver with 1400 r., and
behavior of the latter in the postirradiation period*
Bul oc Youg 7 no.1/2-.12 F-Ap 162.
1. Institut za patolooku fiziologiju VMA, Beograd.

VITOSHINSKAYA, M.I., bibliogref; GEKOR . I.F., bibliograf; SOEYDER,
_____171777~Ur8f; GLAZKOVSKAYA, Ye.A., bibliograf; KLYAWORM,
S.G., bibliograf; SOLOVID,'V, S.P., doktor geologo-minaralog. nauk.
red.; KULIKOV, M.T.. knnd.biolog.nauk, red.; IVANOVA, A.G., takhn.
red.
(Geological literature in the U.S.S.R.; bibliographical yoar-book
for 1955] Geologicheakaia literatiira SSSR; bibliograftcheakil
ezhagodnik 2a 1955 9. Hook-va, Goe.nauchno-tekhn.1zd-vo lit-ry po
geologii i okhrane nedr, 1959. 333 P. (MIRA 12:11)
1. Moscow. Voesoyuznaya geologichaskaya biblioteka. 2. Vaeso-
yuznaya goologicheakaya bibliotaka Vsesoyuznogo geologicheskogo
nauchno-issledovatel'skogo instituta.(for Vitoshinakaya. Gekker.
Shneyder, Glazkovskaya, Klyashtornvy).
(Bibliography--Geology)

VITO SHI HSKg4,M.1.,-bibliograf ; GIKKER, I.F., bibliograf -, SUMER, R.A.,
GLAZKOVSKATA, Te.A.; KLTASHTORM, B.G.; SOLOVITEV,
S.P., dok-tor geologo-minaral.nauk. red.; KULIKOV, N.Y.. kand.
biolng.nauk, red.; PERLIN, S.S., red.ixd-va; GUROVA, O.A.,
tokbn.red.
(Goological literature of tbo U.S.S.R.; a bibliographical year-
book for 19541 GoologicheRkata literatura SSSR-, bibliograficbeekil
ezbop,odnik za 1954 g. Moskva, GoR. nauchno-tokhn.izd-vo lit-ry po
gool. i okbrane nedr, 1957. 185 P. (MIRIL 12:1)
1. Moscow. Vaemoluznaya geologicheakaya biblioteka.
(Biblingraph7--Geolog7)

bibliograf; GKKKIR, I.Y., bibliograf; SHNHYDXR. R.A.,
bibliograf; SOLOVOYNT. S.P., doktor geologichookikh nauk, redaktor;
KULIKOT, M.V.,kandidat biologicheakikh nauk, redaktor; PIRLINj S.S.,
redaktor Izdatel'stva: GUROVA, O.A., tekhnicheekiy radaktor
[Geological literature of the U.S.S.R.; a bibliogTaphical wirual for
19511 Geologicheakaia literaturs SSSR; bibliografichaskii ezhagodnik
za 1951 go Moskva, Goa. nauchno-takhn. izd-vo lit-ry po geol. i
okhrane nedr. 1956. 146 p. (MIRA 10:2)
1, Koscow,Vsesoyuznaya geologicheskaya biblioteka. 2. Tsesoyuznaya
geologichaskaya bibliotake Yeanoyuznogo Mauchno-isoledovatellskogo
goologichookogo instituta Ministerstva geologii (for Vitombinskaya,
Gekker, Shneyder, SolovIyev, Kalikov)
(BibliogroplW-Geology)

ALYAVIJIN, V.F.; VASIPYLlli~, LX.; UTOSMI'N'SEAYA. M-I.: GRIGORIUVA, L.N.;
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GOULEVSY.!Y, M.N.: ZUEftEI.W., ZFEZEZYOVA, V.N.; EILELEV,t,
ROZY.10l.s, Yu.A.; HLIYOV, Y.V.; F;,FFrNa,)LlTS, h.N.; FALT-;Y, -*-.::.;
"OTOV'YEII, S.P.; STULOV, 11.1l.; SF'FHANJV5hIY, I.I.
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In meriory of A.V.Nemilovoi. Zap.Vses.min.ob-va 0.0 no.6:756-7.57
1641. ( yd a. a 5: 2 )
(Ilemilova, Aleksandra Vasil'evna, lEo.2-ig6l)

SILIN, Nikolay Aleksarldrovich; VITOSH11,111, Yuriy Kons~tltntinovici';
KARASIK, V.M., kand. TMn~. naukY 1-6d., FILATOVA, 'P.A. ,
red.
[Hydraulic conveyijig of con! in pipes and i,,ethod.3 Of -JtS
calculntion] Gidrol.ransport uglia po trmbam I met.od'; ego
rascheta. Kiev, lzd-vo I'll U-2SA, 1964. 86 p.
(IMRA 1~-,:2)

KLAPETEK, J.; technicka spdluprace:'. VATROUGHOVA, B., FhRr..; VITOULOVA, V.., PhMr.
I
An improved pavte for attaching EEG electrodes. Cesk. neurol. 26
nkltl2-17 Ja 163.
1. Neurologicka klinika lekarske fakulty PU v Olomouci, prednosta
prof. dr J. Hrbek, DrSc.
(ELECTROENCEPAHLOGRAPHY) (EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES)

V I Ticus 0 - F.
VITCUS, 1. Yine surveying, In the tire of AEricola. P. 396.
Vol. 5, No. 11, Nov. 1955
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"FIining technique in the time of Agricola." P. 323,
RUDY. (Ministerstvo hutniho prurWslu a rudnych dolu). Praha.,
Czechoslovakia, Vol. 3, No. 11, Nov. 1955.
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Monthly list of East European Accessions (EEE), LC,, Vol. b., No. 8,,
August 1959.
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In our Fqazan Province. 'Pozh.delo 5 no-8:13-14 Ag 159.
(MIRA 12:12)
1. Zameetitell nachalinika Upravloniya vnutrennikh del Ryazan-
akogo oblispolkoma.
(Ryazn Provitce-Fire provention)

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BARDODEJ, Zd4nek; BARDODEJOVA, Eva; BEYLS, Vaclav; KUKACKOVA, Vera;
VITOVA, A3.ena,--
Diruesin and the phenol test. Cesk. hyg. 7 no.1:49-52 F 162.
1, Katedra hygiony Prace lekarske fakulty hygienicke Karlovy University,
Praha.
(PIMOLS urine) (BENZENES metab.) (INDUSTRIAL MEDICINE)

BARDODEJ., Z.; BARDODEJOVA, E.; BAPJA, J.; KUKACKOVA, V.; VITOVA, A.
Estimation of diphenyl and diphenyl oxide in the atmosphere. Cesk.
hyg. 7 no.9:543-547 0 162.
1. Katedra hygieny prace lekarske fakulty hygienicke University Karlovy,
Praha Okresni hygienicko-opidemiologicka stanicep Presov.
(BIPHENYL COMPOUNDS) (AIR POLLUTION)

BEITES, V=jAv; BARDODLJ, Zdenek; BA14MODEJOVA, Eva; KUKACKOVA, Vera;
VITOVA, Alena
Physical exertion and the phenol test. Cesk. hyg. 7 no.1:46-48 F:
162.
1. Katedra hygieny prace lekarske fakulty hygienicke Karlovy university,
Praha.
(BENZENE metab.) (PHENOIS urine) (INDUSTILIAL 1%DICIIS)

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CZECHOSLOVAKIA / Farm Animals, Domestic Fowls. U-10
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biolodya, Ito 16, 1957, 72191
Author : Vitova, L.
Title I De'-ep-,-Ground Cover for The Feeding of Chicks.
Orig Pub i Socialist. Zemed., 1956, 6, No 19, 1194-1198.
Abstract : The first experiments with a 'deep" ground cover in Czecho-
slovakia in chick raising gave positive resultsi out of 23
chickens kept on one m, , the losses from coccidosis were one
percent, the averaie weight of the roosters at the age of
ten months was 948 g, the controls, 893 gra. The ground co-
ver comaosition2 turf, 409, wood shavings, 30%, chopped wheat
straw, ~0%, dry slaked lime, 0.5 kg per 1m2 of flooring,
Due to a considerable saving in labor, this method is recom-
mended for wide use.
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AUTHORt Hrbek,, A@; Vitova,, Z.; Mares,, P. 17(8
'ORG.- Department of Neurophysiology, Research Institute for Child Developmentp Prague
TITLEt Evolution of visual evoked potentials in man (This paper was presented at
the Third Interdisciplinary Conference on ftperimental and Clinical Study of Higher
.Nervous Functions held in Marianske Lazne from 19 to 23 October 1964.1
SOURCE: Activitas nervosa superior, v. 7, no. 2, 1965, 123-124
TOPIC TAGSs neurophysiology, man
ABSTRACT: 362 children aged between T months of intrautorine life
and 1.5 yearn were examined, Light flashes with frequencies of
0.1 cps and 50 cps were used* The evoked potentials (EP) can be
classifi.ed into 4 groups. 1. Petal type in immature infants hae a
Iong latericy and starts with a negative wave. 2, Newborn type in
,.slightly immature infants starts with a sharp positive waves laten-
'cY is V37 M860, 3. Transitory type usually in the 2nd year of lifee
'Pegrins with a negative wave# does not disappear with accelerated
ptimulation, but passes gradually into photio driving, 4o Mature
itype developing progressively from type 3. Latenoy is about 60 moo**
,Rhythmio afterdloobargen follow* Evolution of optic EP in huMmals
subst~wtially more complicated than in animalso OW
[-ODK:~ J& / SUBM DATE t none / ORIG REF s - 004 / om rm t oo7

KUCEROVA, M.; TRESOHLAVA, Z,,- jITOVA, Z._.
The frequency of congenital developmental defects in children
hospitalized in the 2nd Pediatric Clinic during the past 15 years.
Cesk. pediat. 17 no.5A-469-475 Je 262,,
1. Katedra, fakultni. pediatrie a Ustav vyzkumu v7voje ditete faknalty
detskeho lekarstvi University UrlovY v Praze, vedouci prof. MUDr.
J. Houstek.
(ABNOWALITIES statist)

CERNY, Milos; VITOVA, 7,denka; KUCEROVAp Maria
Determination of the chromosomal number and kar7otypes. Cesk. pediat.
16 no.10:915-921 0 161.
1. Ustav obeene biologie fakulty vseobecneho lakarstvi v Praze, pred-
nosta prof. RNDr. et MUDr. B. Sekla Vyzkymu vyvoje ditete a katedra,
fakultni pediatrie fakulty detskeho lekarstvi KU v Praze, prednosta
prof. MUDr. J. Houstek.
(CHROMOSOMES)

HRBEK,A.; VITOVk,Z.; MARES,P.
Evolution of evoked visual potentials in man. Activ. nf-7vs -supe
(Praha) 7 no.2tl23-12-4 165
1. Department of Neurophysiology~ Research Institute for Child
Development, Prague. 2. A. Th-bek's addresst Praha 2, Sokolska 2.-

CZECHOSLOVAKIA
-:Z~'; MARES, P.; D21partment of Nearophysiol , ,
HRBEK, A.; VITOVA, ogy
Institute for Research of D--.,velopment of' Children, Faculty of Pediatrics
(Nearofysiologicke oddelani Ustavu vyzkumu vyvojo ditate, fak. dotsk, l0k.)
Prague.
"Changes of Cortical Responses to increased Frequency ofnash Stimuli."
Praguo, Cookovlovensica Fynlologlo, Vol M, No 5, Oct 196,5; p 349-350.
Abstract: Study in 372 children from the 7 fetal month to age 15, 0.1 Hz-
to 50 H . Changes were closely correlated with age and are described in
detail. Graph, I Czech and I Western reference. Paper presented at the
15th Physiology Days, Olomouc, 28 May 65.
1/1

HRABA, T.; MAJSKYj A.; VITOVA, Zdenka; MATOUS4K, V.
Influence of the mother's blood jroup on the formation of natural
isoagglutinins by the child. FoUa biol. no.l.-60-62 162.
1. Institute of Experimental Biology and Genetics, Czechoslovak Academy
of Sciences, and Institute of HaematoloCy and Blood Transfusion,
Second Children's Clinic, Prague.
(BLOOD GROUPS * pregnancy) (ANTIBODIES in infancy & childhood)

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Solubility of acetylene in benzol,, toluol, and k-xylens. Coll Cz
Chem 25 no.6:1552-1556 Jo 160. (EM :L0..9)
1. Forachungoinstitut fur synthetischen Kautschuk, Gottvaldov und
Institut fur pbyoikalisohe Chemie, Technische Hoebschule fur Chemie,
Prag.
(Acetylene) (Benzene) (Toluene) (Xylene)

PRIED, V. j
Liquie-steam equilibrium. XXIII.Phase equilibrium In vinylacetylene-
benzene, vinylacetylene-toluene, and viny:Lacetylene-_p-xy-lene.
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1. Inatitut fur Ityaikalische Chemie, Tachnische Hochschule fur Cbemie,
Prag, und ForschungainBtitut fur o"thetischen Kautaehuk, Gottwaldov.
(Butevne) (Benzene) (Toluene) (Xylene)
.(PhaBe rule and equilibrium)

Distr-. Wc(J)/4&3d

VgolubMtj of vi v1seetyleneNa badtane. toluena. azd
and I F ied (V t qj
it
Ez"131Z". L.Rew. I.Mnikuxi, 25, 2218-21(lV00)(In German).

&
7A;7(4
vinytacetyleae In benzene, toluene, and
-The soly. of
Viese s
thod
stems
l
th
t
d
d
b
.
e sa
n. me
ene was
et
.
p-xy
y
y
do not obey Herry's law. Therexultiareexprezedbythe
equations: Qffi. W x - (1277.9/ 7) - 2.6270, toluene, Ice -
(12812M - 2.6W; p-xylcae, log.r -

A43, when x denotes die soly. erpretsed by the
2
2
mote fraction at the vartW pressure 700 mm. Hg and r
f
h
f
the atta. and o
Is the abs. temp. The results o
t
e

Distri 020(
I /4F,3d
4LAquid-Tapw OTAVxi=#. IXM.
rt
ft= in tfw NZ fraems vtmllwe
Maxus.
d. CA $4, 160M.-The Ilooobauk equ w
detd. at 740 -. Us au a Giv. 9w
conTlaw by am" 0t the RAI& 3-const. ti= (CA
53, 21107b). The With the
thewy Is g-d; tbe=TW of the
Pot dMate km an am,

L 30730-
ACCNR-
AP6022107
~ah (En
AUTHOR: Vitoye9,,.j4r)dri ginear; Candidate of sciences)
ORG: Electrical Engineering FacUty, CVUT, Prague (CVUT, fakalta, elekti6technicka)
TITLE: Graphic-electrical transducer of periodical waveforms with an extremly low
frequency If
SOURCE.: Slaboproudy obzor, vo 26, no, 12, 1965, 730-734
TOPIC TAGSt low froquoncy, phototubo, electronic equipment. acoustoolectria
transducer, electric waveform
ABSTRACT: The paper describes equipment facili-
tating tho conversion of a graphical waveform into an electrical
one* A phototube witli a long cathode is used. The luminous
flux impinging on the cathode depends on the form of a stencil
'wound on a rotary glass tube. The frequoncy of the output volt-
age can be varied within the range of from 0-01 cps to I cpso
the distortion of the waveforM as compared with.the input being
less than 5 Orig. arto has: 12 figures and 3 forma". LB"ased on author's
ange abstff
SUB CODE t 09, 20 / SUBM DATEt 07Ju3.65 / (RIG REF: 005

Distri 4E2o(JY4E3d
Y flolubillty of acet~lencfln benzene, toluens, and len- I,dio ('640
7- -
Irried vixkumO dstav Synt CtyMh ;.I. Orlqr
~flu~j&j Gottwaldo . 6tech.), Goilection LseC40JIMt
Chem. (;ominum. 25, 1552-O(INO).-The soly. of acetylene I
Jn benzene (1), toluene (11), and p.xytcnc all) was ded. by
the satn. method in the ttmp* ronfe fro,,n 20' t : for I 60*~
.1190*, and 111 120*. The es t$ "" expr~`sed by the:
r u I
1umwit sbsorption coeff. a: logo - (AJ + C, where the
c=st4. A and C have the values: for 720-00. -1.40W;
M M-31. -1.0480, 111 030.00, ~LW26. The results
Wree well with the Hildebrand soly. theory; the ruemn
soly. pammeter of acetylene Is 6.86. The ratio of AN.'
itemps. at which the gas has tht same soly. in 2 "vents is
;~Onst-
Y1
-7

Ij 7 -IY J 27 A'3 A
V:-
an
or,
"Call of
~Joj. 22,
ration of Gzccijosl,!va`,~:
Pe 1699 (Colle
Oct. 1957) Prah-1, C7,aCh;-'SJOva~,~ia.)
,.orithly IndeX of F sions 'C, Vol. 7) 'no. 7y 1.958
a5t -"-I,-rOFcan Acces

vrrOVErC, J.1 PEZABEK, A.
CalculatIon of rotamoterso po 159e (Chemicke Uatyo Vol. 51, no. 1, Jan. 1957.)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accession (EEAL) LC, Vol. 6, no. 7, July 1957. Uncl.

V/ -T- C, VOzc- ~) j I
Category :CZECHOSLOVAnk/Gonaral Problems - Method and Technique of Investigation A-4
Abs Jour :Ref Zhur - Fizika, NO 1 1957, NO 143
Author :Vitoi-rec'-J- and Sykora, S.
Title : Continuous Measurement of the Specific Gravity of Liquids
Orig Pub :Chan. listy, 1956, 50, No 1, l4o-143
Abstract :A method vas developed for continuous measurement of the specific
gravity of liquids. The method is based cm the principle of the variation
of the hydrostatic pressure. The measurements can be performed over a
range of 1000-1060 9/cc with an accuracy of*0.001 9/cc.
Card : 1/1

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isly
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Ljngo (if byirastatlac r
oll tjja C,

CZECHOSLOVAKIA
ZAHOR, Z.; PROKS, C VITWC, J.; 0kresni Veterinary Institution (Okrexni
;-1- 0
Veterinarni Zarizeni Ne0i _Eiesni Institute of National Health (Okreani
Ustay Narodniho Zdrayi)p Pisek.
"The Finding of Egga of the Liver Fluke Fanciolides Magna (Bassi, 1875)
and of Fascioloidal Ch,%nges in 1,ho Liver of Caf,tlo."
Prague, Veterinarni Medicina, Vol 11, No 6, Jun 68, pp 397-402
1
Abstract [Authors' English summary modified]s Two cases of occurence of
the great liver fluke are described. The changes induced by the fluke
were mainly hemorrhage, modified hemorrhage, cicatrices with varioualy
advanced hyalinization, granulomas due to F. magna eggs. A brown-and-
black pigment was found in the liver and in regional lymphatic nodes of
the affected cattle. The extent of the changes was reduced after the ani-
mals were healed. 4 Figures, I Table, 4 Western, 10 Czech, 3 Fast German
references. (manuscript received 6 Dec 65).
1/1

VITOVIRSKIT, M.M.
H-ew tillag-e practicso applipd in the crop rotation aystens of
Kirghisistan. Zemledelis 7 ino-12:78-79 D 0590
(MIRA 130)
1. Yrunsanskayn xonal'noya opytno-selaktainnnayu ntautniya
Vseooyuznop,o Instituts tubachnoy i makhorochnoy protVnhlunnouti.
(Kirghizistan-Tillage)

v To ~j F" B':-'i~'
CZE)CHOSWMM/Laboratory Equipnent. Instrtr.3ents, Their:- 9beory F
Construction, Application
Abs Jour Rof Zhur - Khiuiya., No 31 1958.. No 7758
Author YjtaxQ_ts, Rzhazhabek
Inst 7~ot Given,
TEtle The Calibration of Ritweters by a Cauputation Method
Orig Pub Chem. listY, 1957, 511 No 1, 159-163
Abstract The relationship between a flowing liquid., its properties,
specific property of the float and its proltion in the ro
tamter is given.
The constant relationships are determined experimentally.
Me relationship makes possible the calibration of rotarleters
by computation method with an accuracy of 1%.
Card 1/1

V - - Z_ -5 A
-7 --T )I)
=R/Cultivacted Plants - 1echnical Olcaceae) Sugar Plants M-7
Abs Jour : I-bf Mur - Biol., 110 1, 1958, iio 1698
Author : Vitovbtski7
Inst ; Hot Given
Title : R*U,.~jiz,67 a Supplemontair~ Crop of Tbbacco on the Tops of the
Sid,- Shonta
Orig Pub : Nauch. tl:~. Fz-,w-zensk zo-nalln. opyt.-selekts. st. Vaes. n.-i.
in-ta tabaka i malhorki, 19506, vYP- 1, 34-4o
Abstract : A--- e:,-oosition of the results o-' vork done at the testing field
L
t~---
of
Yino.Lze t,--sting station d=ing 1953-1954. The tobacco
to:p shoots were removed at f'U-3t ftt,-,ing the budding period of
30-40% of 'Uqe plants, the secona time, during the bloominG of
all the remaining plants. The racemes., formed on the side
shoots and on the principal stim, ware removed. 21a harvest
of the ba3ic crop of tobc=o was carried out in five shifts
and that of the oide shoots in one procedure. The highest
yipld (ba3ic and rupplixontax-j)',,.ra3 obtained by rcmovin6, the
taLp and side shoots and leav:Ln.!:? one leaf (30.1 C/h). Me most
Card 1/2

. - t~,(I-y /~I/,
L), / oJ7 . / , 1i7
USSR/Soil Science. Dtineral Fertilizers.
Abs Jour: Referat.Zli.Biol., No. 16, 25 Aug, 1957* 69033
Author
In3t
Title The Role of Fertilizers in Obtaining High Yields of
Crops by Rotation of Tobacco C,rop with Perennial
Grasses.
Orig Pub: Nauch. tr. Frynzensk. zonalin. opit.-selekts. st. Vses.
n.-i. in-ta tabaka i makhorki, 1956, No. 1, 14-33
Abstract: No abstract
Card I/I - 27 -

VITOVETSKIY, P.; KOTOVA9 M.
Let's improve the training of printers. Prof.-tekh. obr. 18 no.2:26
F 161. (MIPA 14:3)
1. Inspektor Mbskovskogo gorod'skogo upravleniya professionallno-
tekhnicheskoto obrazovaniya (forVitovetskiy).
2. DJrPktor*khudozhestv6ralogo Temeslennogo uchiliahcha NO-3, Moskva
(for Kotove). I . I
(Printing as,a trade)

EXCERMA FEDICA Sec 16 Vol, 7/6 Cancer June 59
2314. Remarks on the immediate postoperative treatment of pulmonary
CArCinOM& VITOVSKA A. 'Surg. Clin.,.tlyg.,%Icd. Clin., Prague Neopluma 1958, 5,3
(.112-3t6)
Thealithor presents the principles which rule the immediate postoperative care after
pulmonary resections with special regard to restoring the normal intrathoracic
pressure conditions, the compensation of blood losses, and the prevention of puru-
lent complications.

VITOVSKA,, A.; CHYBA, J.
'. 'If,
1.
Traumatic aneurysm of the central mesenteric artery succesefull7 operated -
on. Ceek. gastroent. vyz. 15 no.3:183-188 My t6l.
1. Chirurgicka klinike LFH.. prednosta prof. dr. Emerich Polak Ustav
patologicke anatomie LFH, prednosta doc. dr. Josef Stolz.
(MESENTERIC VESSELS wds & inj) (ANEURYSM surg)

VITOV31A, Anexka (Praha 12, Srobarova 50, LekarRka fakulta hvgienicka)
Remarks on the immediate postoperative treatment of pulmnary car-
cinoma. Neoplasm. Bratial. 5 no-3:312-316 1958.
1. Surgical Clinic of the Hygienic Medical Clinic in Prague 12.
(PNBUMONWTOKT, in various dis.
cancer of lungs, immediate postop. care)

VOMITH, H.; VITOVSKA, M.; PA%MlffAt V.
ra-e-i-ti-n-al lipodystrol)hy (Whipplegn disease). CaB. lek. cerk. 97 no.40:
1250-1255 ) Oct 58.
1, Patologickoamtomicke oddaleni Untradni vojenske na)3ocuice nacelnik
pplk. M. Vorreith II vnitrni odd. Ustredni vojenska nemocnice, nacelnik
gen J. Srmcka Hlavnu I patologicka-anatomicky ustav KU v Praze.
(IIPODYSTROPHY, case reports
intestinal (Pol))
(INTESTnM, die.
lipodystrophy, case reports (C%))

KISEIM p FA; WHEN, X.P.; BOLTAKS p Yu.B.; .~I-T-OVSM-4L G.A.-
Acquisition of resistance to radioactivity by a microbe cell kept
in a medium with a high natural radiation level. Mikrobiologiia
30 no.2:207-213 Mr-Ap 161e (WRA 14:6)
1. TSentrallnyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut meditsinskoy
radiologli i Khimiko-farmatsevtid~esldy :Lnstitut,, Leningrad.
(BACTMIA) (RADIATION-PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT)

,j;,O*jt:,~;,YAq
:n3 derived from Yea5~-- "E'
of a,,t~--,41 r)rr-7,brati
3 t ion
fungi. Vop. Med. khim. nO-4.18-2, JI-Ag
itur., !,eningradc
r.3,

YELINOV, N.P.; VITOVSKAYA, G,A,
Structure of hapter, from Candida peudotropical-io, Bickhimfia 710
no.5t933-938 S-0 165. (f,',IRA 18:1G)
1. laningradskiy k)iimiko-.fariratf3avticl)eakiy Institute

YELINOV, N.P.; VITOVSKAYA, G.A.
. I z, I--- ----
Study of the chemical composition of hapten from Rh.Gdotor-ila glutinis.
Biokhimiia 30 no.2010-314 Mr-Ap 165. (MIRA 180)
1. Khimiko-farmatsevticheskiy institut, Leningrad.

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T, 3 -
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ACC N" AR6022387 (W) SOURCE CODE: UR/0397/65/ooO/024/0065/0065
AUTHOR: Felldmanj I. Kb.; Frankovskly, Cho S.; Ygmsbebikov, V. P
Mordvinovat Ye. T,; Mgryukbta, Yu, Zsikinaj__H, A,; Vitov keys, G*Jk*;
Arkadwyeve, a. Ye.
TITLE: Azo-derivatives of benzene as potential antibacterial compoundso
I,
OURCE: Ref. zh. Formakologiya. Toksikologiye, Abs. 24-54.512
SOURCE: Tr. Leninpr. kh1m.-farmqtsev.t,jn-tq,, vyp. 18, 1965, 171-17
,PIC TAGS: benzene, chemical compound, microorganism contamination#
cteriap plant parasite
ABSTRACT: An In vitro method of serial dilutions was used to test the
activity of several synthetic azo-compounds in relation to
dermatophyteso some grain positive and gram negative bacteria and two
species of yeastlike molds. All the tested azo-compounds containing a
carboxylic group proved Inactive. The exception was 2,4-dichlor-3-
carboxY-41-oxyazobenzol. The azo-compounds displayed highest activity,
in relation to Cr, nooformansi weaker activity in relation to
der.matopbytess and the weakest in relation to Candida albicanse Only
Card

AtC NR- AR6022387
Thle
ertain azo-compounds displayed antibacterial and ontivirus action.
iighest In vitro activity was displayed by 2j1i-dicblor-4'-metbyl-4-
,xyazobenzol and 2.4-dicblor-41-oxyozobanzol which proved moot effective
n relation to yeastlike molds and dermatophytes and weakest in relation
~o bacteria, Me Zabolotskaya, - ract7.
ffranslation of abet
CODE: 06o 07

YELINOV, N.P.; IIITOVS~'AYA, G.A.; TOMRIH,%,
Stidy rf the c--f frr-T, Yeast
fungi. Zh-ar.m--'krcbiol., c-Fid. 1 lim'-~un. 42 na,3.'1-3-4-1 1-r 16-5.
(.',,'IRA 18; 0
1. LeningradsRly

BUGELISKIY, Yu.Yu.; VITOVSKAYA, I.V.; GODLEVSKIY, M.N.; ZVEREVA, Ye.A.; KORIN,
I.Z.; NIKIT111--X.X.-~-N=INA, A.P*; PISEMKIY, G.Vq SAPOZHNIKOV, D.G.;
SOKOLOV, G.A.0- CHUKHROV, F.V.; SHCHERBAKOV, D.I.; EDELISHTEYN, I.I.;
YANITSKIY, A.A.
Illia Isaakovich Ginzburg, 1882?-1965; obituary. Geol.rud.mestorozh.
7 no.4:109-320 n-Ag 165. (MIRA 18:8)

BUMIN) S.I.; VITOVSKAYAp I.V.; GINZBURG, I.I.
Montmorillonite containIng admixtures of halloyaite from the
oxidation zone in the Kyzyl-E" deposit, Kora. vyvetr. no.5:
7-16 163. (MMA 16:7)
1. Institut geologii rudnykh mostorozhdanly, petrografii,
minemlogii i gookhimii AN SSSR.
Kazakhstan-Montmorillonits)
Kazakhstan-BaUoysite)

WIMZBUIW. I.1.; VITOVSUYA. I.Y.,
Weathering of garuet, axinitic, and tremolitic rocks in arid
regions of central Kaxakhatan. Kora vyvetr. no.2:299-316 156.
(HLRL 9:8)
(Usakhatan--Tramolits)(lazakhatan--Garnot)(Uxakhatan--Axinits)

GINZBURG, 1. 1.;
Irosion of quarts In hydrous micaceaus-montmorillanite clays.
Kora vyvetr. no.2:235-238 156. (MLVA 9:8)
(clay) (Qwtz)

-,-VITOVSKATA I.Y. [translator], GALDIN.N.Te.,Ctr8uslatorl KRASHFNINNIKOV,
~n JRXXVICH. D.S.,[trsnslato SOKOLOV,
~t~ra slatorl. KP r]
G.A.. red.; XARASEV, A.D., red.; RONMOVICF, 4.P., re-I.: SXIL"OVA,
Nei., tokhn. redo
[Studies on ore deposits; collection of articles) Problqmy rudDykh
mestorochdenii; abornik statei, S. predial. G.A.Sokolove. Moskva,
Izd-vo inostr. lit-ry, 1958. 495 P-' (HIRA 11:11)
(Ore deposits)

USSRI Cosmochemistry - Geochemietryt Hydrcchemistry D.
Abs Jour : Referut Zhur - Mimiya, No 2, 1957, 4153
Author : GinzburS,
L
Inst : Academy of Sciences-MSR
Title : Sokonite in Weathering Shell of Lead-Zinc Deposits of
Central Kazakhstan
Orig Pub : Sb: Kora vyvetrivanlya. No 2, IM., P11 SSSR, 1956, 184-187
Abstract : First description in central Kazakhstan of the clayey
mineral s sokonite, formed in ore skarns and skarnic
limestones. Associated minerals: montmorillonite,
baddeleyite and nontronite. Chemical composition of the
sokonite (in %): S102 38.i6, A1203 6.7o, Fe2o3 2.38,
CaO 1.27, 14&,0 1.19, K20-'- "a20 o.98, ZnO 34.88, H2c-
8.28, R20+7.52, total 101-36# Structural formula
Card 1/2 - 112 -

VITOVSKAYA:, I.V.; BERYCHIN, S.I.
Serpentine, Cerolite.. and nontronite in the weathering surface
of the Lipovsk ultrabasic massif. Kora vyvetr. no.9:3-23 165.
(mmi 19:1)

VITOVSKAYA, I.V.
Nev data on the mineralogy of the oxidation zone in the
Akchag7l deposit in central Kazakhstan. Kors. vyvetr.
no. 3:74-116 16o. (MIRA 13:12)
1. rnstitut geologii rudnykh meotorozhdeniy, petrografii,
mineralogii i gookhimii AN BSSR.
(Kazakhstan--Mineralogy)

VITOVSKAYA, I. V., Cand Geol-Min Sci -- "Mineralo.'y of the
hypergenesl,~; zone of deposits-&Akchagyl and Kysyl-Espe &f
Centr~,,l Kazakhstan.) and distribution ofl-~elements In the
rocks and minerals of these depooits." Mos, 1961. (Mos
Order of Lenin and Order o.*-' Labor Red Banner State U im
M. V. Lo-monosov. Acad Bel USSR, Inst of Geol of Ore De-
POSItB, Petrography, Mineralogy, and Geochem "IGEM") (KL,
8-61, 231)
- 101 -

GIMURG, I.I.; VITOVSKAYA, I-V-
Sauconite in the zoaa of weathering of central Kaukhotan lead-xinc
deposits. Nors, vyvetr. no.2:184-187 156. (NLRA 9:8)
(lazakhatan-Sauconite) (lasakhntan--Zinc ores)

Ibr-Ov,s1eXy,4,X-j1,,
SMIMOV, r,edaktor; 214MNSIrAYA, V.K., redaktor; TSUKIRMAII, A.M.,
I.V'- [translator]; U IN. N.Ye. [translator];
redaktor; VITOVSKAYA
I
GOTH", Ya.T Ltransiazoril- KONSTANTINOV, M.N. (translator]; GZWI-
MOVA, Ye.S., tekhnicheskiy redaktor.
[Geochemical methods of prospecting for ore deposits; collection of
articles] Geokhimicheskie metody poiskov rudnykh mostorozhdonii; sboralk
statei. Perevod a augliiskogo i nemetakogo I.V.Vitovskoi, N.N.Galdiua,
IA.D.Gotmana i M.M.Konstantinova. Moskva, Izd-vo inostrannol lit-ry,
1954. 582 p. [Microfilm] (H1-'RA 8: 1
(Geochemical prospecting)

'I'IZBUP' , II,, doktor geolo;
VILOV ~Y&,
BRODSKIY, S,h. rad, izd-va; SUSHKCVA, L.A., tekhn. re,,!.
and 0--ha-risr of mt~rsei-;Zent'.:; In -.c:
gene zone of Akihagfl and Kjzyl-Espe) Minerallnyi sostav i povedenie
mlkroelementov v zone giperveneza Ak-chagyla i Kjzyl-Espe. Mosk,ra;,
Akad..nauk S33R, 1962. 129 (Akademiia nW~ SSSF.
Institut pologii rud-,iyl-h mpstcrozMenil, petrografli, iAneralc,~-ii
i_ geokhimij- Tri-,dj, vo,75.). (MIRA 6)
(Kazakhr,tan--Ure deposits) (Kazakhstan-Trace elements)

23774
B! 10/??O~.
AUTHORSs Tsvt~tkovg V. Noo
TITLE; effe;-,11, In Or polymuthyl
Methacrylat~, I Alacir and s:~ndyotzwtic polymera
PERIODICAL: 7. 7.j nos 6, 1961p
931 - 9i5
TEXTt The methacry-
a,.,., b- u.,,24 for the
late moiecu es
qljantitati~re
1 - zene soluf4r)n
ults. The opt-i-1, -n, U;?11
s
of isotactic rontrary to the
Positive orc~'. :F ~--;ontg-aticn Should
give rise to unia-xiLI of the chrain or thi, ari-orphous
and cryotali-ifte T:, th,: p-per or-iE.,rtation n the
zz~y mea-i j*1- th.? pt,otae-lastic
film of som,~i M,1A
Card 1/1'.
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'23 ~ 7h
V, 90/~, loo X/OrO61/017/0 1 9
Photoetastic- effect n B 0,
effect. The fol lo-,iing -;a:,rip the syniyota~-t4~: P,-YA
f ra,~ t i o rl s"1:,) p 1 -a I tic. P111:11A -sample (sample
B) which had be-n bv !"I;j i'., it rLt room temperature.
Sample C was it 1r,-w in the
laborator,v of A, A. from bQx.zene
solutions by e 0.5 mm th-Ick, 0.55 cm
broad and 3 cm lonl: --;"inples withont
i, s , b I. e r, ry s t rt'. -1 1 dlt:tc-rmined by the light
scattering method Tab,-~;,, T~,-' T E, !~ for
'C. The measu,ing device for Idirefring ri~. described
both samples -110L e
by the first author in ht~f s~,yed., 2. 10,15. 1960) and in
Ref~ 3 ( Vestnik Univero"tota, Ij56, No. 16 (3), 5). The
phase difference ~ caused by elongation un!pr the action of the force F
was determined on the penumbral by Bra.4:e. The bis-efrineence An which was
formed in the film under stres,,,, of the constant elongation weight F was
measured. The eft'c-t ; ' wa-I detcrminc-j according to
wher,-A-- ~ differt;rxe of the refractive indices at
the elongation'-~,-tress p; h,, = film width -,ri non-defurriled state;)L= length
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2.)? 74
.rlc;,6 ~coi
C, 0
ff %h~
PhotosAastif.
of the light wav,-,; f,";~ ~;trc-3:3, 11'-mpera t ures
w ere above and b f, 1-1-u t h~ i t r, f -a t 1 c-n em pera t,.,r~,, 1 ow i! ressi,,s were
applied, in which .), 1*1f -C'y Z" -10' i- ---r tile un- Thi~ curve:; in F:.gs
tin,i 2 ar,? ziuailar f -,r ~irr! and ~harn-
teristif~ (A' 11r~-tjr:.1oV1 The i!qu~,ihrium values of th-
birefringence are t(.-. t-h,~ sl.ro!3'.4 pt,) Th'. inclinAtion
of the straight I int.- ~` Fig- 1~ f :c -rit E f~,r
-a-,h tempera,~ur~,, F46~ 4 jhowf3 of 8 The
Imilarii-y of tho phntoolu.3ti~ pr-)perl~--j of th---- iw~ polymers indicates a
!~n' Ail (Flgrs. 1 arill ;~f* V'Alu-S
6n u.3 a furtc*-,on, :--f p,, ~F~,-:, r
'A0 I I!, s a t o The bi
in hliFh-l
Lo:af-rinpenf-~ .-f tho -x- l:-1--lV,,.-:3'!--. !z- ~t la:,,~ir which is
,ta lift Y nbs ;:~vv---d 1 n "im p v L a d "Fln i ~h t L-, - f) -I r I plit-q t ior, or
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ASSOCIATIONs Institut vy.3,)komc't-.k-~i1ya-nykh --3 oy P d i n e n i yAli S11sR (In3titute
nrlq -if the. AS USSR)
S TJB MITT ED Novem"--~r -9
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AUTHORSs Tsvetkov, V. N.. V-Ltovskaya, M. G.
TITLE: Plictoelastic effect in stereoisomers of polymethyl
methacrylate. II. Isotactic polymer
PERIODICALs Vysokomclek1j.1yarnyyG soyedineniya, v.. 3, no, "1. 196:,
1077 - 1083
TEXTs In a pre,;eding paper (Vysokomolek. soyed, ',96'. ~h-o ataQ-
tic and eyndiotaotLc poiymethy*. methasrylatz (MMA) had bef~n 3tudiet;
with respect TD.optica: anisctrODY. In the presew. paper., t~e A~Ahcrs
studied iectactic; PIMAA Ity the ~-&me method. Fig. I shows the typic-,!
curves of bir,2-fringerize- with coristant 7oltagc- for threE~ fra~tlDn-~ :~f
isotactic PMMA. Figs. -a, 6,t were re-ord.2d belo-,v vitrifisat:.--n
temperatur,) (T, G- C), Figs. 'L,-) e -W.,3 abovi~- thI3 tea~p~rat-rt~
in highly elaa~lc otate of the R&A films. Therefrcz, the following 1z
concludedt (I) Birefringence An is positive and wiTh
when -.enqi~,n ~B ~rgag,~4. '.Viien -.he clar-rent :s switched -,ff,
takes place. (2) lr~. low-z:lecular fra,-,ticns, posi-i7~ an!sD-rnpv
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decreases the more rapid above T V, the 'Lower the moecu'.ar weight (M)~
and becomet; negatlve. NAgativ-) relaxes vory ~j cw y.
assumed that two effects qre 3uperposed her- (A) The fir-ot
caused by orienting the mo'~eCU.Iar ---h4a,-ns of the amorph-~,is par-. of tlhe
~olymerj and is t,~ the birefrIngence of atactic and syndx~,-
tactic PMMA. It is balled photoe1astic effect. The efju,'-';.br.1u.T, valiitm
of birefringence 4r. ie proportional to the voltage. Transl tion t--, tn-
highly elastic state a rap.Ld increase :,f the Ubotoe2a3ti:
coefficient 6 . A~ this state, its valuS is the same f~zr al~' iso!,acrl~~
12.7 "arger
fractions Oc- -0, -5.0 cm'/dyne) and three times -
than in syndiotactic and ataot~-,-, AMA. Seginent. anisotropy (M.
25 3 2
10 cm was found t--, "a equEl tc 3.5 - 4,7, and 1.9 tivic- as large ;:s
in non-isotact4- MIA. This Lncrease of positive 6n is explainad by
a change of nature of rotation about the valence bonus in the ester
side group of the mole-cular chain. (B) The second component of bire-
fringence of isGtactic MAMA is negative. It develops only gradually wit,n
permanent applilzation e.-;f current, This effect is expiained b~- :):1ent:ng
the molecular chains being bound to crystallizes, and called
effect. The films in7estigated were chiefly of the amorphous type;
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their crystal Linity co-uld not be determlned by X-ray s"Victural analysis.
Measurement of birefr',ngencs at r- low voltage. i.s th~~s L, sersitive method
f or etidy'-ng -1 -nf ty of p,~.Iyrw~rs , -'I i '. -,unn-3t be prov---11
o the rwl se. The crvstal, -- te ef f ect be--omes notic~-ab' above T
V
is as 5umed chat Ehe t-:-~tng- and -,ng- rarigr-
g
in the ~:!rystallint-- phai:,e pr.---mcte inhlbitlior, c" t th(-
grolip.ri, and Lhe neza~tlve anisctr:-,py., Thf-, luta )n :rt*_~,,
anisotr- ,.,r (Vya-.ksmo1,:-?. ~", -
Ih(. i.;nwi, meth-.d tr,7, ~,l cj~a
Th~
rho ~At?i~i--.--(--d tz; -h(t ,.-dy f;lwe. r r -
and 4 ;,eferenc-~si .1, 13riv.,pb i r, ric n - S117
ASSOCIATIONt Ini-tit,z Ali SJSR
(Instl-Cute ~Jf H4-6 a C i'lp,~- I ~ ,1 11 U Ss T1
SUBMITTED: N-~v~,mbzr 9, 9 6
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AUTHORSt Tsvetkov, V. N., V ay4,__K. Lyubina, S. Ya.
TITLE: Synthesis and investigation of the structure of catalytic
poly-n-butyl methacrylate. II. Optical anisotropy of
molecules of the poly-n-butyl metbacrylate stereoisomers
PERIODICAL: Vyaokomolekulyarnyye soyedineniya, v- 4, no. 4, 1962, 577-582
TEXT: Dynamic double refraction in solutions (benzene) and photoelastic
effect in films were studied with atactic, syndyotactic and iaotactic stereo-a
isomers of poly-n-butyl methacrylate (FBMA). The optical measurements made
by the standard method showed that double refraction & n as a function of
the speed gradient is linear for all sterooisomers. Dynamic-optical proper-
ties of solutions of syndyotactic and atactic polymers practically coincide.
The negative:optical anisotropy of these samples provecl to be 3even times
higher than that of isotactie PBMA. The photoelastic effect of syndyo- and
atactie polymers was measured at +70 to OOC and the isotactic polymer at +400
to -250C. The photoolastic properties of syndyo- and atactic polymers also :
almost agree. In a highly elastic state negative anisotropy was establishedi
for them. In the temperature range investigated, the anisotropy of isotactic
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samples proved to be positive and, in the highly elaatic state of the samplei
two to three, times higher than the photoelastic constant t of the two otherei
Conclusions The data determined point to a similarity of atactic and syndio
tactic microctruoturee. During transition from atactic to isotactic atruc-
ture a reduction of the negative anisotropy of the macromolecule taken placel
which leads to a change of the sign of the photoelastic coefficient. This
strong change of anisotropy may be explained by slight change of the rota-
tional character in the ester side group. High sensitivity of the optical
anisotropy of molecules to their spatial arrangement seems to be character-
istic for polymers of the methaerylate series. It is, therefore, poosible
that the determination of the optical anisotropy of macromolecules of similar
polymeric systems could be used an a sensitive method of investigating thqiri~
spatial arrangement. There are 5 figures and I table.
ASSOCIATIONt Institut vysokomolakulyarnykh soyedineniy AN SSSR (Institute
.of High-molecular Compounds AS USSR)
SUBMITTEDs March 18, 1961
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TSVETKOV, Y.N.; BOYTSOVA, N.N.; Yi-Toi!KRAj. fj.G.
Flexibility of the side groups and optical anisotropy of some polyacrylic
and polymethacrylit esters. Vysokom.soed. 6 no.2-297-303 F 164.
(MIRA 17:2)
1. Institut vysokomolekulyarnykh soyedinenly AN SSSR.

ACCESSION NR: AP4043773 S/0190/64/006/008/1387/1390
AUTHOR: Tsvetkov, V. N., Vitovskaya, M. G.
TITLE: The photoelastic effect in grafted copolymers
SOURCE: Vy*sokomolckulyarny*ye soyedinenlya, v. 6, no. 8, 1964, 1387-1390
TOPIC TAGS: polymer, copolymer, grafted copolymer, photoelasUcity, polystyrene,
polymethylmethacrylate, polybutylmethacrylate, polymer optical property, polymer film
refraction
ABSTRACT; To investigate the extent to which the optical properties of the original parent
polymers are preserved in grafted copolymers, the authors measured the photoclasticity
of films prepared from 1. three copolymers produced by grafting polystyrene on
polymethylmothacrylate, and 2. two copolymers produced by grafting polystyrene on
poly-n-butylmethaerylate. The copolymers, prepared by ionic catalytic polymerization,
differed in chain length (M=600.103 and 200 - 103 in the main chain and 2 .103 and
24,103 in the grafted chain) and in the percentage of grafted polystyrene (13, 80, 86 and
88). The films were prepared by vaporization of benzene solutions. A previously described
method was used to examine the behavior of the double refraction of the films in time as a
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function of stretching stresses Intermittently applied at temperatures ranging from that of
copolymer mechanical softening to that of fluidization. The temperature range of increased
elasticity was found to be narrow, with the temperatures of fluidity and vitrification being
close and the photoelastIc properties of the grafted copolymers showing a pattern markedly
different from that of the parent polymers. The double refraction observed In,the grafted
polymer films Is understood to result from the superimposition of positive and negative
refractions differing significantly in the relaxation time. "The grafted copolymers were
prepared by S. P. Mitseagendler and G. A. Andreyeva in the laboratory of A. A. Korotkov
(Institute of High-Molecular Compounds) by Ionic catalytic polymerization." Orig. art.
has: 1 table and 4 graphs.
ASSOCIATION: Institut vy*sokomolekulyarny*kh soyedinenly An SSSR (In-
stitute of High-Molecular Compounds, AN SSSR).
SUBMITTED: 20Ju.163
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VITOVSKAYA, M. V., Moscow
"Some regularities in the appearance of mixture elements in clay minerals"
(Section VI)
report to be subtaitted for the Second Conference on Clay Mineralogy and Petrography,
Prague, Czech., 10-17 May 1961.

IZKAYLDV) M.; VITOVSKAYA Ye., starshiy ekonomist
Give more attention to maintaining credit,* Den. i kred, 20
no*9:50-54 S 162. (MIM 15:9)
1. Nachallnik planovo-ekonomichoskogo otdala Alm-Atinskoy
oblastnoy kontory Gosbanka (for Izmaylov). 2, Pl%novo-
ekonomicheskiy otdel Alma-Atinskoy oblastnoy kontory Gosbanka
(for Vitoviskaya).
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