SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT WOJCIAK, W. - WOJCIECHOWICZ, M.

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POLAND / Physical Chemistry. Colloid Chemistry. Dis- B
persed Systems.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Rhimiya, No 17, 1958~ 56943.
Abstract: grows with.age. More important changes were
deserved in young systems (YS) than in old sys-
tems (OS). The Electrolytic conductivity of
I increases with age; the conductivity of YS
increases'and that of OS decreases under the
influence of ultraviolet light. The electro-
kinetic potential f varies.

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T-'OJCIAK, I%TACLAI.-.T. 1,,'plyw elecktrolitow i nieelektolitow na ICIAcosc
alkoholu polivinylovego. Pvszyc, Stefan: ZjaurlsVo Becquercla
niektorych banmikow orgaiiczriych ~grupy Irl-santent, oraz Ach riiedzioirfch
soli w roztworach wodnych. Poznan, Panstuovie Vydau i
-n. Naukowe, 1958.
26 p. (Foananskie Towarzystwo Przyjaciol Nauk,. K6misja Matematyczno-
Przyradnicza. Frace, t. 7, zesz, 9
Monthly List of East European kccession (IZU) LC Vol. no. 5
May 1959, unclass.

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POI-AITD / Physical Chemistry. Radiation Chomistry. Photochemistry. B-10
Thoory of Pho-togTaphIc Process.
Abe Jour Rof Zhm" -K Zhimiyu) No 3, 1959, 110 7615
Author, WojgIak-,.-jq2.1
Inat Plot given
Title Load Fmulalons and Their Light Sensitivity
Orig Pub Bull. Soc. amis sci. ot lottros Poznan, 1956-1957 (1958),
B 14.7 295-305
Abstract Light sons-itivity of the emulsions.of Pb12, PbI2 t 11"232031
and PbI2 t IT"10203 t gelatin, was studied by measuring
o.m.f. of a Pt-olectrodo immrsod into the system under
investigation, and also by measuring the darkening of
strips of filtor papor impregnated with the omIsion,
with tho uso of a photooloctric colorimotor. After
irradiation of FbI2 auaponsiom tho o.m.f. of Ft-eloctrodo
increases considerably. Addition of NaL-B203, especially
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POLAND / Physical Chemistry. Radiation Chemistry. Photochemistry. B-10
Theory of Photographic Process.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Khinlya, No 3, 1959, No- 7615
in combination with gelUin, increases light sensitivity.
After discontinuation of, iiiadiation the reverse process
set. inIvithin the systela which resulted in a drop of e.m.f.
Colorimetric detei%inati6na ehorw6d that darkening is induced
essentially by breakdown of Na2Pb (S203)2 caused by ultra-
violet radiation; in the presence of Pb12 the emulsions are
eensitive also to visible radiation. In the course thereof
there are formed at first., apparently, iodosulfides or
iodopolysulfides of lead, which are subsequenUy converted
to black lead sulfide. Gelatin enhances this effect)
acting as 6protective colloid which p!events the ocemrence
of the reverse process in the dark. On light-sensitive
paper coated with a moist emulsion of Pb12 + Na2~2~O "
Selatin., after exposure for several minutes to 0 ght it
--vas possible to produce stable -prints of ordinary negatives
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PoiAm Physical Chemistry. Radiation Chemistry- Photochemistry* B-10
Theory of Photographic Procesas
bs jour Rof 7,hur - Maniya, 110 3, 1959, No. 7615
by tlie con6act jerocodure. Magee thus produced roquirod
no developilent, were well finished and characterized by
wide halftone range. Fixation was effected with NaO203
solution follafed by washing with water.
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ABS. JOUR. ':0.
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AUTHOR Wojciak, W.
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T M!~ The Effect of Organic Compounds on the Light,
-Sensitivity of PbI2-Emulsions
ORIG. PUB. Prace Komis 14at-Przyrodn Poznan Towarz Przyjaciol
Nauk, ?, No ?, 29-41 (1958)
AB3TRACT PbI2 emulsions have.been prepared by mixing aque-
ou '1103~ )2 , NaI, and Na. 82 03 t~_e
s solutions of Pb(.
emulsions consist of a suspension of PbI2 in
aqueous 11% S2 03 - Lyophilic colloids (gelatin,
albumin, 6-um. arabic, dextrin, polyvinyl alcohol)
increase the light sensitivity of the emulsions,
particularly when the latter are exposed in the
wet state. The effeativeneas of the action of
the colloids increases with increasing protective
action, i.e., with increasing Igold number.1

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AB3. JOUR., RZKhim., NO. 22 1959, No. 77673
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ABSTRACT Organic dyes (crystal violet, chrysoidin., saf-
ronin, thiopseudocyan'in, pinacyanol) strongly
lower the effectiveness of 'Lyophilic colloids
and decrease the light sensitivity of Pb,2-
emulsions, an effect.whicb is ascribed to a
decrease in the protective action of the col-
loids in 'the presence of the dyes. Dry Pb,2-
emulsions are many times less sensitive than
wet Pb12-emulsions. Most sensitive among the
dry emulsions are suspensions of PbI2 in poly-
vinyl alcohol and in its halogen derivatives.
A. Kheynman
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WOjC kX, Wpqjw; DuTKIEWICZ., E&mr d,I
Studies on c eein the propertiOs of lyophilic substances
zyrod
by dampihg tbk) polarograp)40 ma#ma. Prace matem pr
Poin~Ln 10 no,'2:89-97 1620
.10 Department of Physical ChemistrYt Adam Hickievicz

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WatDru WULK, anil &WISti WOLSKA, UrAir 016..PInysical GbijmliftxT (Ketadxa
MR (Urdmira~tut AQmki htpkii3viaza;' Aftm
Wversltyl, P02atn
11hysico-chenrical Chan.-e's of the Adstrbent UsiA -in tbe Wphtheria
oy,.)i.d Vrccine bpon Prolon~atd Storage."
Warsaw, Med cyna Doswiri4ii;zAlnR i IqikxobIo1ojLi~.L Vol 14, No 4, 1,962i
p 331-337.
Abntraet ~rEnglish s=tury modifte(17: Yorphologicol chanaes observed
TiT t =iadrjorbent osed in ~l(OIJ)~-pr-L:ipitated vaccine, dtor(,,d fol:
varying periods. Imnnologically active componsents have.their ova
not necessarily parallel patter's of irmctivation, One change is lo-45
&f precipitate adsorbability of Congo Red. Thiree e14,ctron
ig�crophotographs, Table, diagrant, 3 X-ray diffraction pbtterr.B,, Congo
Red absorption curvos; Polieth atid 6 Vestarn references.

P/518,/62/010/002/001/061
D204/D307
:AJTHORS: 1-16jciak, Waclaw and Mikolajczak, Kazimierz
TITLE:
A study f,the reactivity of polyvinyl alcohol in
0
relation.to its.-structure
SOURCE: Poznan'skie Towarzystwo, Frzyjaci6l Nauk. Komisja
I-latematyczno-Przyrodnicza Prace. V. 10, no. 2,J962.
Prace chemiczne i fizyk6aemiczne, 163-174
TOCT: The present work was carried out to couf irm. and ex-
plain the existence of variable reactivity in polyvinyl alcohol
(PVA);.observed earlier (Roczniki Chem., 35, 247 (1961)); Ze.szytyl
Naukowe Universytetu im. A. 1-fickiewicza, Mat., Fizyka, Chemia (in
press)). Aqueous 5% PVA solution was allowed to stand for 20 days Y"
in a 1200 ml, 40 cm. tall glass cylinder,, and 100 ml portions were
then collected from,the upper (1'VA-u) and from the lower (PVA-1)
layers. The reactivity of PVA-u and -1 was then compared. PVA-1
was found to be more susceptible to oxidation by H 0- to the poly-
2 2
ketone (both at room temperature.and.at .900C)~ the difference. in
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A study of the reactivity D204/D307
reactivity being essentially independent of the conditions of oxida-.
tion. This is ascribed to a reduced availability of the OH groups
in PVA-u, caused by a more convoluted configuration of the chains.
In agreement with this hypothesis, PVA-1 was also found to te more
,....susceptible to alkaline methylation, with lie SO by the method of
Losyev and Trostyanskaya (ZhOKh, 17, .122 (1U_7)1.' The mmcimum tem-
1)erature ot this reaction was also renched earlier by PVA-1. The
r
~differential reactivity disappeared when the samples were heated o
uv-irradiated prior to methylation, while greater reactivity (part-
A 'icularly in VVA-u) was observed in the presence of Ba". This is
.explained by partially increased convolution of chains in PVA-I and
straightening out of those in PVA-u, caused by the destruction of,
structure-stabilizing Iyospheres under the action of uv, heat and
the dehydrating influence of Ba ions. . This paper was read during
the meeting of Komisja Matematyczno-Przyrodnicza PTPN (Comrusgion
of Mathematical and Natural Sciences of the PTPN) on November 10,
1961. There are 2 figures and 8 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Katedra Chemii FizyCzntj Uniwersytetu im. A. Mickie-
wicza w Pdznaniu (Physical Chemistry Department,-
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WOJGIAK, Maclaw;.WOLSKA).Emilia
Some phyoico-chemical changes in the absorbent of.diphtherial anatcxin
vaccine conditioned by the age. Med, doov, mikrobiol. 14 n0-4.-331-337
162.
1. ZKatedry Chemii Fizycznej UAM w Poznaniu.
(DIPHTHERIA TOXOID)

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E071/E436

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THOR:
Wojcialc Waclaw

Investigations of the. properties and structure'of'
polyvinyl alcohol
'-SOURCE; Poznan. Uniwersytet. Zeszyty naukowe. no.4o.
:Matematyka, fizyka, chemia. no.6..1962. 44-53
TEXT: To confirm the vie Iws that polyvinyl alcohol consi'sts of
molecules differing in sizel shape and'degree of hydration, the
author inv estigated properties of.two fractions of this alcohol
(u per and
p bottom layers) obtained by 20'days sedimentation of
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o/
a 5.,* aqueo
us solution of the alcohol (Schuchardt NRF).'
~.,.
.~"iDet
erminat ions.were made of the degree of.adsorption of iodine by
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I.-I'measuremen ts of light transmission'and of the amount of aldebyde
end groups of the two-fractions of the alcohol. The light
tra
nsmissi
on was measured with a Pulfrich photometer
(filter 4, S53, 533 mIL) and the aldehyde 6nd groups were
determined by'the Willstiiter- Schudel method (Ber., V.51,.1918,
;.~780). To confirm that the difference obtaified,between the
`.,';`content of aldehyqe groups of the above two fractions we're not
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~t.,Jlnvestigation of the properties E071/E436
-,,-'caused'by oxidat_~on of the-upper layer'by aimospheric,oxygen,
some control experiments were repeated on the two fracitions
obtained by centrifuging (2 hours). . There was a difference in the
light transmission of the coloured adsorption compounds of iodine
with.the two fractions of polyvinyl alcohol; bottom fraction having
:;~,,.a.higher transmissivity. The amount of iodine adsorbed in the
bottom fraction was somewhat lower than that added to the-s-olu tion.
Oxidation of aldehyde groups-in the bottom.fraction consumed more
sodium hypoiodite than that in the upper fraction. , It is
concluded that the.reactivity of the bottom fraction of polyvinyl..
~-alcohol was higher.than that of the upper fraction. The
:~_~existence of end aldehyde groups postulated by H. Staudinger
qlr- (Ber'., v.60, 1927, 1782) was confirmed. In the bottom,fraction of.
the alcohol, aldehyde groups are more easily accessible, probably
dub to a more 13.near.shape of their-molecules as against a more
tangled shape of the alcohol molecules in the upper fraction.
Heating of a solution of polyvinyl alcohol makes the structure of
:'the alcohol molecules and their reactivity,more uniform. There
are' 6 tables.
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POLAIM
vio UTO IAK, Waclavi, Prof. dr; I,,VOJTCZAK, Jan, doe. dr
1. Deoartment of Physical. Chemistry (Katedra Ohemii
Fizyczne~), University of Poznan (for !;Iojciak);
2. Direc or of the Department of Photochomistry
of the Faculty of Physical Chemistry (Zoilklad Foto-
chemii przy Katedrze Chemii Fizycznej),Vniveroity of
Poznan
Wroclaw, Wiadombsci cb-em4czne, No 9 Sept 63, PP 499-
505-
"Prof. dr Antoni Galecki, Prominent Scientist and
',Iell -Appreclated Pedagogme".

OLAND
WOJCIAK. Waclaw and WOLSKA, Emilia, Chair of Physical Chem-
istr (Katedra Chemii Fizycznej) UAY. [Uniwers tot Adama
y
Po
Mickiewicza, University im. Adama MickiewiozZ In znan
(Director: Prof. Dr. W. WOJC1AK)
"Effect of Storage on.the Adsorbent of the Combined
Diphtheria-Tetanus P~rophylactic..
Warsaw, Medycyna Doswiadozalna I Mikrobiologia, Vol 13, No
2, 63, pp 13.3-1.19.
Abstract: [Authorsy En-lish summary modified] Three batches
of Po1i;b M-To prophylactic adsorbod on aluminum hydroxide
gol, which is known to be subject to spontaneous 10aging,
were stored at 4 and 100C. Tests showed that in the early
stages, amorphous aluminum hydroxide was present along with
the crystalline form, that basic aluminum salts were present
in 411 batches, an4 that I'agingl' proceded more rapidly at
10 than at VC. Kongo-red adsorption and rentgonographic
and electronoscopic observations suggest that "shrinking"
of the adsorbent particles and "shifting" of the adsorbed
active substances may take place with time. The six (6) re-
ferences comprise two (2) Polish and four (4) Western sourc S,
19

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POLA!%
WOMAK, Waclaw and W*OLSKA, Emilia; Chair of Physical Chem-
[Uniwersytet Adama
I_Sfr?~N!Tedra Ch6mii Fizycznej), UAM
Mickioudcza, Adama Mickiewicza Univor ity] in Poznan (Direc-
s
tor: Prof. Dr. IV. WOJCIAK)
"A Chemical 'Nethod for Testing the Activity of Vaccines Ad-.
sorbed on Aluminum HydrQxide."."
Ukrobiologia, Vol 15, No 3,
Varsaw, I Doswiadczaln4 i M
M edX cyn a
-63, pp.2~5-262
[Authors' English summary modified] In prior works
the authors.found that vaccines adsorbed on aluminum hydroxide
~enhance the oxidation of indigosulfonic acid by hydrogen per-
oxide,"and that the velocity of o'xidation depended on the
11age" (storage time) vaccine tested. This in-
and type of
vestigation covered 4 adsorbed vaccines; Diphteria toxoid,
combined Di/Te vaccine, Typhoid-Partyphoid vaccine, and com-
bined Ty-Para Ty-Totanus.vaccine. First two proved better
catalysts at the later, while the last two at earlier ages,
and authors suggest catalytic reactions as auxiliary bidlo-
gical method of ibsting activity of adsorbed vaccines. One
Gennan,and 3 Polsih references.

POLAND
WOJ LP,"ofia, Department of Disinfection, Disinseation,
and Deratization (Zaklad D6zynfekcji, Dezynsekcji i Deraty-
zacji), State Institute of Hygiene (Panstwowy Zaklad Higie-
ny) (Director; Docent, Dr. A. SOJANOWSKA)
Impregnation of Hospital Linen with Lauryl Piridinium Bro-
mide."
Warsai'l. Przeglad E 63, PP
'pidemiologiozny, Vol 17. No 3
237-244
Abstract: [Author's Englisl~ summary] Cationic detereents
are used to impregnate hospital blankets and clothes to
render them self-disinfecting. It is one of the effective
methods for preventing hospital infection. Author worked
out.a method of evaluating the offectiveness of linen im-
pregnated with lauryl piridinium bromide, with an effect-
ive minimum of 2 g per kg of linen. The method is to be
tested at the hospital for praGticallity. 7hero are 21
references: 3 Polish, 2 German, and 14 Western.

NOWKU14SKI, Jerzy; WOJCICKA,i Zofia; BORDWICZ, Kx7sty-na
Studies on the effect of P-eminosalicylic acid on the morphology
and function of the gonads of white rats. Ginek. pol. 34 no,I:
135-139 163.
1. Z Kliniki Poloznietwa i Chorob Koblecych Instytutu Matki i
Dziecka-w Warszawie Dyrektor Instytutu: prof. dr B.Dornicki
Kierownik Kliniki: prof. dr med. J. lasinski.
(AWNCBALICYLIC ACID) (TESTM) (OVARY)

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BOJAWWSKA, An WOJCIZK, Zof ia,
Biological evaluation of the effectiveness of dusting prepara-
tions containing DDT. Przegl. apidem.Warnz. 9 no.1:47-53 1955.
1. Z Dzialti Epidemiologii Panetwowego Zakladu Higismy w
Warssawis.
IDDI
dusting prep..biol.evaluation.of efficacy)

EXCERPTA ~'EDICA Sec. 17 Vol- 3/8 Public Health Aug- 57
232K W6JCIAK Z. and KRZYWICK 11. 1:.Odkaianie bielizny Arodkami chemicznymi.
'D-I-sTn-Te -ct ion _~of linen with chemie'als PRZEGL.EPIDE.NI.1956,
10/3 (~65-277) Graphs 2 Tables 6
The effect of solutions I applied in the disinfection of linen (phenol, lysol, chlorina-
ted lime, chloramine and activated chloramine) was tested, as well as the durabi-
~f ma ter,ials repe~Itedly.subjected to disinfection. Lysol, phenol, and chlora-
minelin normally applied concentrations are effective and have no harmful effect
upon materials. Chloramine solutions activated by'the addition of ammonium salts
have wi action several times stronger than non-activatQd solutions. Chlorinated
lime can'only be used for the disinfection of linen in exceptional cases, since it is
very destructive to this material.

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Halina-, WOJQIAX. %of in
A new insecticide against head lice. Przegl. epidem.. Warez. 11 no.2-
183-188 1957.
1. Z Zaklada YarmFtkognozji A. M. i z Zakladu 3pidemiologit Panatwowe~io
Mkladu Higlany w Warazawis.
(INSIOCTIOMS. of t.
extract of Delphinium consolidA on head lice (Fol))
(PSDIGULI, off. of drugs on
same)

/3-Publi;:~-Health~-etc--I.Iar5S-
755. DISINFECTION OF LINEN WITH CHEMICALS. It. APPLICATION OF ACTI-.
VATED CHLORAMIN SOLUTIONS. Odkaianie bieU=y drodkami chemicznymi
11. Zastonowanie aktywowanych roztwor6w chloraminy - W 6 j c i a k Z. and
K r z y w i c k a H. PRZEGL. EPIDEM. 1957, 11/2 (189-193) GraptM 4
Tables 2
Both the bactericidal effectiveness of ammonium salts-activated chloramin Golu-
tions (1%, 0.5%, 0.1%. 0.25%) and their influence on the toughness of the linen
were investigated., In the course of experimental contamination of the linen with
Staphylococcus aureus, the 0.25 and 0.4% solutions 'acting 30 min. were effective.
Linen contaminated by B. subtilis needed a 1% sol. acting 2 hr. The above-ment-
ioned concentrations of the disinfectant did not damage the toughnesi of the linen
in such a degre* to afloct its practical.application.

~,WOJCIAK, Zofia; KRZYWICKL, Hamm
Studies on bacterial contamination of the hands in the nursing
staff. Pediat.polakEL 35 no.'1:95-102 Ja 160.
Is Z Zaklada Dezynfekoji Dezyneekcji, Deratyzacji P*Z.H. Kie-
rownik Zaklada: &,med, L Brodniewics.
(HA= microbiol.)
(NURSM)

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WOJCIAK, Z.
On chromatographic determination of alkaloids in extracts from an-im-al
materials by the use of cationitized paper. Bull. soc. amis sci. pow=
(med] 3-1:65-74 162.
(ALKALOIDS chemistpy) (TISSUE EXTRACTS chemistry)
(CHROMATOGRAPHY):
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WOJ_CIAKt,Z.
Application of Ion-excbange paper for the quantitative determination
of morphine in animal material. Bull. Soc. amis so. Poznan (mbd] Ser.
no. 12: gj~-46 63.
Extraction of atropine from animal material and its quantitative do-
termin&tion (with ion-exchange paper). 75-80

Wuc-iAKOW/4, 4,
DADIZZ, J.; KROZYNSKA, M.1;
Farm. polo).-& 10
Witative colorimetric analysis of alimloide.
noi,8:195-201 Aug 54.
Z. Zakladu Farmitkologit Ak&Aemil Nedycznej w. Poznaniu. Kierown1k:
prof. dr J.Dadles, iz Zakladu Medycyny. Sadowej Akademii
Hadyeznoj ~r.,Poznaniu.
(ALXALOIDS, -d.stermination,
~Coloriue*)
(COIA*IImTRY
of alkeloido)

POLUID/Chenical Technology. Chemical Products and Their
Application. Ceramics. Glass. Dinders. Concrete. H-13
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khim., No 13, 1958, 44071-
Author Chmielenski.jan, Wojcicka Danuta
Inst
Title Lining of Glass-Melting Pots With Porcelain.
Orig Pub: Szk1o i ceran., 1957, 8, No 6, 151-155.
Abstract: It is proposed to coat the inside surfaces of
G-lass-melting pots with a layer of porcelain. The
inside layer rmst be finely-granular, contain a
minim. m amount of iron oxide, and undergo the sane
amount of shrinkaGe as thenain body of the pot.
A study was made of the effect of variable) moisture
content of the refractory body on the adhesion
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J., W61cclcka -13, Coating Glass-Alaking Pots w4h porcelaim!
,Powlekante-~ionl*c!~~ftklt(fOkt~h porcelartV. Szkla I Ceramika. No. 0
1957, pp. 151-1.55, 14 figs., 4 tabs,
These Investigations were Made with a view to seeing whetherl.
the interior of glass7makinj pots could be coated with porcelain In
ordex, to ofiviate the deleterious 'effects on the quality of optical glass A5
of its tendency. to 'dissolve in chamotte mass, The Inner co7ting -of th.~
~Pol should be of optimum graining, should contain minlinurn amounti~
I
lof iron oxides, and have the same shrinking properties as the main;
~body of the, pot, The shrinking property depends upon a number oU
'secondary factors, to at Iudy i0ich three series of laboratory tests were
carried out and used as a basis for further testa'on art Industrial scale.
The following :conclusions are drawn: 1) as regards absorption and]
-cIontamination with grains of chamotte, the quality of the glass %6il
considerably. enhanced'by the use of Orcelaln-. or porcelain-type. coal'-'~
ing; 2) difterent !kinds of glass call for different 4ypes of coating; whent
th6 glaaz is less fusible, the Loating shouWbe the same; 3) properl
0
drying of the continq requi res th at its prop erties match those f thl!
charnotte as rvgnrds changes taking place In the course pf (Irl"%

poLAND Chemical TachnoloCsy) Chemical Products and Their
Application. Ceramics. Glass. Binding YhteriaUe
Concrete.
Abs Jour Rof Zhur Ehimiya, No 5., 1959, No. 16225
Author Kania K,.; Ilojcicka D.
Inst Not g ivon
Title Corrosion of the Refractories Used in the Polish Glass
Industry
Orig Pub Szk1o: ceram-, 1957, 81 NO 7.8, 190-194
Abstract No abstract given
H-13
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1 ical Chadetry - Analysis of InorGanic Substances, B-2
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Xhimlya,.No 1959, 4361
Author Jurczixk, Dej'Kookfier, Ke) ltojcicka JO Susczcyiizka, 11,
Inst

Title

im~~ion of"V
-and Ti in Highly- yed. St
The EB Ali
Blectrolysli"with a Mrcury Cathoddo
Orig Pub Pracc,init.totfi no 6 (1~5q) (in~polidh with
smmaries in German'., EnGlish.' French and R us sian)
Abstract A previously rep.ort ad 'in 587), nothod for t%e~
1955v.
analysis,of s~c6l~ has bcon modified to adapt it to t1u.
analysij'of higbly-alloycd ahd.-sjc6ial-st.cels-for V m-A Ti.
'
'
'o
A.,naw-type- 'clea~rolysic,ap]2d'~atui3.-~ae,-be
n developods
In icarrying' out-the analysis) i -steel -is dissolvcd
in -35 ml, of -_.dii z (j: 6) H~S04) '2 ra conc HNO are adLlcd, the
-l
ed, dilutcd
solution id evaporated, the residue is coo
with mter to 150 m1p and a" owed to stand to complete the
precipitation of Nb20 5 the solution is decantod,
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ROSZKOWSKI, Ireneusz; WOJCICKA, Janina; ZALESKA, Krystyna
Low fetal weight and iron content of maternal and fetal serum.
Ginek. Pol. 36 no.3:249-257 Mr 165.
1. Z 11 Kliniki Poloznictwa i Chorob Kobiecych AM v Warszawie
(Kiprownikz prof. dr. med. 1. Roszkowski).
I MEN P 0
WMA& U MUM

RosZKOWSKI, Irofteua2,-_WO ~Qff~A ~;,ZALESKA, Krystyna
The level of iron in the blood serum of mothers and neWborn
infants in normal pregnancy and in cases of suspected p-la-
cent&I incompetence. Ginek. Pol. 36 no-5-.501-507 Mir 165.
I* Z II Kliniki Polonietwa i Chorob Kobiecyoh AM w Warazawie
(Kierownik: Prof. dr. med, 1. Roszkowski).

U1
POLUID/Chemical TechnoloGy, Chemical Products and Their
Application, Fart 3. - Fermentation Industry.
Abs Jour: Referat'. Zhurnal latimiyal No 10,, 1958. 341-38-
Author U. Wojaicka, H. Duszyk., A. Bialobrzeska.
Titla Sturly tt* 4' Determination V&thods of Little Methyl lacchul
ffimomtO and. Exposure of Its Contents in Raw Materialii..
Half-PrWucts (Alcohols, Fruit Liqueurs) and Vodkas.
Orig Pub: Przem- sPozryazYo 1957, 11, No 8,, 361.
Abstract: A more precise method of methanol dete-mination in
raw materials, half-products and finished products
of the alcohol industry isrecommended in.the case,
if the methanol content converted into water-free
ethanol waa in the range from 0.03 to 4 by volume
5 ml of each solution to be analysed and of each tyDicaj.
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POIAND/Chemical Teclinoloey, Chemical Products and Their H-27
Application, Fait 3. - Fermentation Lndustry.
Abs Jour: Referat. Zhurnal Mimiyao 146 iOj, i958i 34138i
solution, all solutions having been preliminarily
brought to Wj-ual alcohol strength, are put Into
colorless test tubes 25 ml of MO solution (30 9
Of RM104 and 150 ml of 85e-O-ual ~3Pk in 1 liter of
wutcr),is added to each, stirred and kept 10 min;
2 ml of oxalic acid solution (50 g in 1 liter of
H 90 4 (1 : Wis added to eachl mixed, and after
conplete decolorization 3 =1 of Schiff's reagent (1
liter of the reagent contains 4.5 9 of basic fuchsin,
9.6 g of Na2s o and 4o ml of 6 n. HCl. The reagent
must.be docalorized bythe action of activated car.
bon in the duration of not more than 225 see.) is
added to each, shaken, and the test tubes are kept
closed 1 hour, after which the color of the analyzed
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P6wp/chemical Te,-,-onolo(.;y, Chemical Products an-A Their H-27
Application, Part 3. - Fermentation Industry.
Abr. Jour: Referat. Zhurnal Y%himiya, No 10, 1958, 34138-
and typical s pared. The methanol.
olirtUons are co--
content S:z.. anal:j-,ed samples of Polish vodkas wa3 not
more tLw- 0-25~ by. volume.

NOWKUNSKI, Jerzy; WOJCICKA, Zofia; BOROWICZ,, KrYstYna
soni-cotinic aeid byd razide on the
Studies on the effect of i . Ginek.
morphology and activity Of the gonads of white rats
pol. 34 no.11.153-159 -163.
oznietwa I Chorob Koblet7ch Instytutu Matki i
1. Z Kliniki Pol J.
Dziecka w Warszawie-Kierownik KlIniki: prof. dr mod
Leeinski Dyrektor Instytutu: Prof- dr mod. B. Gornicki.
(ISONIAZID) (TESTIS) (OVffiff)

Cv 0
MkZUR, M. PUTOWA , A. 'X~ICSII~-j
3;cperimental, studies on tranquilizing and spasnolytic effects of
chlorpromazine (largactil) in acute poisoning with local anesthetic.
Acta physiol. polon. 8,no.3:455-457 1957.
I* Z Zaklaft Parmkologii A. M. w Szesecinie.
(AMTHBSICS, IOGAL, toxicity,
eff. of chlorpromazine, spasmolytic & tranquilizing eff.
(Pol))
(CRIDIIPROMAZINII. effects,
on local anesthetics pois. in animals, spasmolytic &
tranquilizing reactions (Pol))

SEEM
POLAND Pharmacology and Toxicology. Local Anaesthetic Agents. V-3
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol.,, No 16., 1958.. No 75755
Author : Mazur, Mieczyslaw; Wojcicki, Jerzy.
Inst : Not given
Title.: : Influence of Chlorpromazine (Largactil) in Acute Experimental
Poisoning by Novocain.
Orig Pub Polski tygod. lekar., 1957, 12, No. 45, 1721-1724
Abstract In tests with experimental poisoning of animals by novocain
(1), chlorpromazine prevented the death of mice under the
influence of a lethal dose of I and exerted an anticonvul-
sive effect. With intervenous introduction in cats and
rabbits, it eliminated impairments of blood pressure and
respiration that were conditioned by toxic doses of I.
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-JC'CKI, Jerz7
K03ZAPOKA, janinp; 141: 1
'$81. tyg. iel,-. 19 no.38i
Two cases of '"3 ckwick syndromp
_1458-1459. 21 S 164
1. 7, 1 Kliniki Chorob Welmetrznyelt Pomorskiej Akademii Me-
I
dycznei w Szczecinie (Kierownik: doe* dr. mede Karo

MASTYNSKA, Marla; WOJCIECHOWSKA, Marla; WOJCICKI Kazimierz
Distribution of microorganis= in operating rooms. Pol. tyg.
lek. 19 no.33:1272-1274 17 S 164.
1. Z II Kliniki Chirargimnej (kierownik: prof. dr Roman
Drews) i Zakladu Mikrobiologii Akademii Medycznej w Poznaniu
(kierovnik: prof. dr Jozef Wiza).

KASTYNSKA, Maria WWCICKZ, lazimiers
Primary cancer of the duodenim. Polski przegl.chir- 30 no.2:181-187
Mar 158
1. T 11 Kliuiki Chirur'gic%nej A.Ij. v Pounniu, Kierownik., Prof.'
dr R. Drewse' Adrest Poznan, ulf' Pizybyszewskiego 49. 11 KI. Chirurglesna
(I)UODE=, neoplasms.
primary. case reports (Poi).)

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OpIr. 4AW714-r- --VIP
WOJCICKII
31.0 629.130 3
W6jdckj 8, Kng, Combod6m Chasobort of Set KnsivovoL
~--:Xvffiary spolunta Wraut-awych &IlnWw sprttArkowych", rech-
nika LAW=& No 1. 1950. PP. 1-13, 113 HP.
The gothor dLecumes the fundameaUd typ" of combustion ch&M- Vas C-
btra used at the preoen~ Um* In jet oneinos. and ex4mints the value#
which chatactorkso the chamber ceWity'Ofticiacy. combustion inten.
sity, and viach Uko): he Mm analyies the Influence'al physical (ac -
-tors an the work of the chamber in Ita main operation rangea.

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37958
P/032/62/009/001/002/004
D265/D308
0
IXTHOR: Y16jcicki, StanisZaw (Warsaw)
''TITLE: Flame stabilization in the surface layer
PERIODICAL: Archiwum budowy maszyn, v. 9, no. 1, 1962, 77 86
B
~MXT; An improvement in.the combustion process of a gas turbine is
obtained if a flat plate in the'shape of an aerofoil is placed axial-
in the flame stream of the combustion chamber. The case is ana-
lyzed where the stabilization of the flame takes place in the boun-
dary layer of a~thin aerofoil at its surface points other than tho-
:se on the trailing sides. Taking into account the heat exchange bet-
ween the Dlate and air-fuel mixture, the equations are derived for
the.heat transfer between the plate and the mixture stream, the
continuity of the stream lines, the quantity of motion and-the ener-~-
gy~ The Reynolds number is found in the form of
Re kDnNM (6
2
where D2 Damkoehler's number and N ILA p6p in which 1, 1 p 0o-

P/03 62/009/001/002/004
Flame stabilization in the surface layer D265YD308
~efficients of heat conductivity of the mixture and plate respecti-
xely, L - distance of the flame front from the edge of the plate of
a thickness The constants of Eq. (6) are established by-experi-
mental methods described in the paper and found to be
Re 125D-3.9N 0.6
2
There are 6 figures and 1 table.
SUBMITTED: June 1961
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13/032
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D265/D307
.-AUTHOR;
',TITLE: Modelling of combustion chambers-of gas turbines with
initial evaporation-of the.fuel mixture
PERIODICAL: Archiwum bud.owy taszyn, Ve 9P nQ- 31 1962? 393 398
..TEXT: 'The author's modelling principle-'is based on the equation:
G idemp where w is the velocity,of flow through the cham-
i7
d 2 3
p d
bert p the-pressure and d the characteristic dimension of the cham-
~ber, G the air flow rate.-High pressurQ,compressors are not necessa-
ry for model testing. Air entering the.-combustion*chamber is divided
'into primary and secondary streams. A part of the primary-air is fed,
pinto the evaporator into which fuel is injected. The mixture of the
-superheated air and fueld-vapor leavingthe evaporator is reduced
~to its stechiometric composition bythe remainder of the primary
air and on burning in the.recirculating vortex it forms exhaust ga-
A d 1/2
;Car

SO, inshoner; MTAFOV, A.T.,
TEYC-S., Wojcicki,
Denontable reinforced concrete cofferdam used in buildicg a dam
in Poland. Gidr. stroi. 26 no-7:33-35 JI '57. (MMA 10: 8)
1. Kinistorstva onergetiki Pollekoy Nsrodnoy Respubliki (for
(Poland-Gofferdams)

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7,
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I it Otcrea In sor6tbn Capacity of j

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nites by Strongi nP
y -546cd Xge 1.
!yjn~ch
sorb6lo-j6nlW~ mponiol
,

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_477-
t metody ,bIokoW6nJ4~r-1iocznjkj memil. (PAN).. No, 3,19341
4 Igg-j'A

TheJant; ..blockl 9,a oorbent lonlie" is we nignating thd pro
Tfor4p
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n -uf
a substa~ce~by dn-lonfie, 0 bbicking tnaj or May
not changethe Ion elc6~ge cipacity of the' tonfle. ton exchange' cha
Fs
tact
esii4by -an ei4fisive sorption capacity--are called' rbent Ionites".
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carrie d on I, by us Ing one or several blocking iub~
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a roe - the
torriijef ,gs6otbo",diled t
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at room
forih
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Aempex

89C
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rb 7- by pyridine. Nfazpour~at !or, the blockhlj~_
in the niost durable nianner--and cog e
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*as
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feet on ch6nping
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methods gave1esults slightli_
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T T TREBICKA B
Lha-.ee difal--ran Of triP- SYS*--~=
se
'M -v 4
,7,-fluo-oacetic anhydiride acetone. e c,.,fgen bridge. Pt. 5.
Dal chim PAN 12 no.50,19-321 164.
.1 rpst-ltmute of Phvi-n,'! Charridstry, Po'lish Acadelay of S::ience.9,
*etoL31ainki.
Varsp...4. Pre8ertc-d oy W. Swi

ZAFEMBA, Wincenty; WOJCICKI,_Zdzislaw, ......
Long-term needs of mechanization in agriculture; up to 1980.
Zoesz probl post nauk roln no. 44:5-63 164.
Method of setting up agricultural machinery aggregates on
the base of recent technological data. Ibid.:65-142
Institute of Mochanization and.Electrification in
Agriculturo, Warsaw,

"I0jCIECq' J.
"A diagram instrument for the calculation of ba-,!ring corrections" 236,
(PRZEGLAD GEODEZYMY, V62.. 9, No. 8, Augvis-", 19513,
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions, L.C., Vol. No. 4, April, 19541
01 -11007
IN" REW" IBM, ME"

WOJCIECH, J.

WM11=01,11CZ3 B.; JESZKO, T.
Tractors and agriciilt,ral mqahjnC-,ryj p. 756).
PRUGLAD T--GIIICZIIY (Maczelna Oreanizacji Techiczna)
Warszawa., ?oland
Vol. 79, no. 16,1 Mvi9t 1958.
opean ."iccess,
Monthly list of Fast Eur ions Index MAI), LO, Vol. 8, Vo. 11,
November 1959
Uncl.

WOJCIECHOWICZ, Bolealaw
.;-Ap~lidation'of the marked atoms method in w'ear.tests of slide
bearingis-1-ilbricat6d with solid oil. Nukleonika 9 no. 6-491-493
j
64.
1. isotope Laboratory, Technigal Universityj Poznan.

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LAWNICZAK, M.- RACZKOWSKI~ J.j WO-JOIECHOWICZ, D-
Action of ga=a radiation on flaxboard. Przegl w1okien 18 no.10i
466-471 0 164.

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