SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT WOJCIECHOWSKI, J. - WOJCIESZHK, I.

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POLAM/Electronics - Electrical Diseliarcer in Gases aria H
Gas Discharge Apparatus.
Abs Jour Ref Zliur Fizika, No 8, 1959, 13429
Author Yaj Jerzy
Inst Institute of Radio EnC;ineerinC,, The Polytechfaic) Warsaw,
Poland
Title Application of Electroltminescance for faapli~ication of
the Imfc
Ori g Pub Rozpr. elektroteclui., 1953, 4, Ila 3, 351-382
Abstract Survey article. The characteriGtics of various clectro-
lixiinaphors are examined alonG with methods of their pre-
paration. SiMle-layer briGhtness nnplifiers are descri-
bcd. The operatinG principle and the construction of
double-layer amplifiers are described, problem, of the
technaolo(:~jr of their nanufacture are discussed. Possible
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POLAND/Electronics - Electrical DisclmrGer in Gases and H
Gans Discharge Apparatus.
Aba Jour llaiC Zhur Fizika, No 8, 1959, 18429
fields of application (television, fluoroscopy, and
others) are indicated.
Bibliot;taphy, 36 titlesi V.S. Gusellilitov
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POLAM
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Univ*rBiiy Of IAAS (Uhivorsytet lAmIski) (for boft)
Wrawt ftz*jzlad Ilsolostlemw No 7p Jay 1%6# pages 31%-n
Oft tba occurnme of spWorit* in sideriAos of on-
bearin series &+. lAcW&*w

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P/053/62/000/012/003/011
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Wierzba, Henryk, Ifojciechowski, Jerzy
AUTHORS:
The preparation of semi onducting transparent
TITLE.i c
coatings~from titanium dioxide on glass
PERIODICAL: Przeglad elektroniki, no.12, 1962, 688-691
TEXT:, 'The~object of the work was to obtain semiconducting layers
lon glass with properties -similar to those of tin oxide (SnOx) 1 .0c.;
above 400
-which could withstand the Action of hydrogen sulphide
..,A'..~.1'This was needed for'the subsequent synthesis of luminescent zinc
'-..::',.-'.:sulphide in the gaseous phase and its deposition on to glass
plates covered with a conducting layer. On the basis of the
literature data, titanium dioxide was chosen for the purpose.
synthesis.and deposition of T102 on to glass plates was tried
from a) liquid phase (similar to the production of SnO films) and.~,
b) gaseous phase. a) A solution of titanium tetrachloride in-
alcohol'was sprayed on to a glass plate heated to 4000C...
rejected.
Coatings:so produced were non-uniform and the method was
water vapour A-
b Titanium tetrachloridb'vapour was hydro.lysed with
T (air humidity) with the formation of titanium hydroxide,.which was
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i': The preparation of EOWE40,
-200% toj tanium'-dioxide, both react4ons
dehydrated.at tiiking
[,place simultaneously.' It was'found that the best coatings.are.:,-,
n
-an
obtained by conti uing the deposition until three changes of
interference.colour (e.~g4 red) took pleice. The quality of the
coatings depends - on the' rate of deposition (a slow deposition is,**
t
better) and air humidity (should be ab6ve 70 0 80%). The coatted
plate in 90% transparent.t In order to induce conductivity the
'coating was submitted'to a partial*reduction with hydr
ogen at
V1.,
4oo0c (3 to 4 min).' The resistance of the coatings so obtained...
was of the order of 2000 to 5000-R/square. I Similar results were
;obta nod by reduction with hydrogen sulphide at,500 to 5500CO
:-The best conductivity'of the coatings was-obti%ined when they were
f the
activated simultaneously with-the synthesis-and deposition-o
luminofor film on to-the coating. In this way coatings with a.
resistance'of 300to 3000 n/square and 70 to 901A transparency
.were obtained. The coated plates should be stored ina reducin
'atmosphere, otherwise thair conductivity-slowly decreaaas,. The
.,appearance of conducti*ity'is explained by a partial-reduction of
TiO2..to* T12O3 The.,.coatings-. produced -were resistant to the actiod,...
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P/053/62/000/006/qOg/009'
1010/1210
AUTHORS: Rudowski,, Gr7,eg?rz, ~ci~edhow~ski ~Jer
4TITLE: The properties of indium-4dtivated thin photo-
resistive layers
!PERIODICAL:, Pr%eglad 31ektroniki, no.6* 1962
339-342
1* TEXT: The materiRl used for evaporating was polycrysta-
:'lline CdTe activated with indium. (0.0012%), Thin films of an
';.order of 14 p were evaporated on a glass plate' and on this alumi-':.'
nuni electrodes were evaporated'"in vacuum. The photoresistive layeri
S.
had ex crystalline-structu--eq the
-density of which depended upon
-.,:;-,!.the pressure'during evaporation. The diameter of grains and cr*ys-
form of tAe evaporated CdTe depended;upon the temperature
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The properties of indium....
~difference. When higher.than 400C the diameter of grains was
.',."greater than 5 )U (sometimes reaching 90P). The smaller the oi%o
Of grains'the more.pube-shaped crystalline forms were found. At
large sives many complicated bt)d v rious shapes were found. The
dark specific resistivity was 8 1x 106 up to 2 i~ 109 ofun-cm. The
complicated crystalline structure and the smalleo the si%e
of grains, the higher was the resistivity. Sensitivity at 400 lx
_on the layer, and 100V between the electrodes Sometimes,reached
(ratio between the current at lighted conditions-and the dark
current)..-Also the sensitivity depends upon structure. Sensiti-
vi y in
't close infrared (the same light source-with'an infrared
_-'~filter):-reached'50-' DIFLxAmum sensitivity -of CdTe was reached at
~2 0'.82,.to-P-88 There are-7 f:Lgures- and Polish refe'reficeb.*
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WOJGIICHOWSKI,T,azimierz
Histological changes in the extremities in circulatory inoufficiew-.y
of the lower extremity, (Ioribhe). Poznantov.przyjaciol n-*Rc,wydz.
lek.,18 no.4:95-101 160.
(ARTZRITIS thol.)
(AMU die.

B 0 c t r ati rd J- -j gra p h iar. cl h: 15 t, a, I ri vIchangoes ct. the heart
of g'-J.-~mIc neld In the rabbi i Pa,
Poll. 15 no.3-327-338 j:L-5 '64.
1. Z 7oakladu Farmakologil Akadem-ii l,tedyc?n,,j ~Kiermmilk: prcf. dr.
I'led. J. Dadlez); 7. 1 Kliniki Chorob Viewrollmayih A~adpmli Mcdyc--zv-e.i
w Pc.,znaniu (K-lerniri-II.: doc. dr. med, Jaslpskl); :,, T K-linik! Ch-l.-
rurgic-me j Akademll MeElynnej w Pczna-n-il Werownik. -orof. dr. zwad.
S. Nowicki).

C. 1'e 1-r-
PO Solid State Physics - Phase Tp~nsitions in Solids E-6
Abs Jour : Bef Zhur Fizika, No 417 1958., No 8298
Author Wojciechowski Kazimierzt. F.
90-t
Inst
Title -Definition of the Long-Range Order Parameters for n-Component
Alloys
Orig Pub Acta phys. polon.., 1956, 15.,-No,6., 429-430
Abstract, It is. shown that for an a-component e_Uoy of atoichiometric com-
poaition) the number of parameters that determine the long
range order is (n-1)?
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PISX=o A., WIERZBICKIs Jg,WOJCIEMOWSXI, K.
Effect of largactil & phenergan on the.beinling of homogenmookin,
grafts in rats; Pat; Polska 9 no.1:15-20 Jan-Mar 158
I. Z' a
I Iliniki Chirurgicznej A-No w Poznaniu' Kierownik:prof; dr'
St, Nowio)d; Adres autora: Poznan, I Klin. ~:Ir. Us' Dluga 1;
0
(PR 10MAZINE, eff, (Poi))
on healing of homogenous skin grafts in rat
(CHLOROMAZINk, eff;
same (Pol))
(SKIN TRANSPLARUTION, eff. of drugs on
chlorpromazine & promethazine on hoaling of homografts
in rat (Pol))

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UTi A; WTojciechrjvsk-4, K. F.
TITLE Un the 12heory o-1 the ive -ietisml'olf hfultuicomponent
oma~L
Alloys (K tearii rerromag-lelazina mnogokomponentny1di.
splavov)
12R1 ODICAL. - F, zika meta-Uovimetalloveden
iye, 1959, Vol Nr 3,
pp 445-4~V7 (USSR)
ABSTRACT., Vonsovs-kiy (Refs 1 and 2) has applied the Holstein-
ci
Primakov ' -j (Ref 3) to the case of binary ferrc-
magnetic ordering alloys and has obtained a number of
results v.,hi-.h take iato account, 'the affect of short-
-order on~the fe properties of those
range rromagnetic
alloys, It is shown in the,present note that all
the results obtained by Yonsovskiy iuay be, generalized
to the case of multicomporient alloys with arbitrary
--ic -T
cijstal latt es. Ex ressions are derived for the
temperature dependence of the spontaneous magnetiza:tion
(Eq 2), the ferromagnetic Curie point (Eq 3) and th-a
teTeperature dependence of the spontaneous magnetization
at low -tem-oeratures (Eq 4), Vo n s o v s k i y I s ie sultz tiam cab- to
be corre--t not only for binary but also for multi-
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On. the Theory of the FerromaGuetism of Multicom.--ponent Allo-ys
Ibere are 5 --y-, f e which re Sr
rl,-ZrLces~ 2 of a ~vite', 2 Ene,,'Js-~,
and 1 Polish,
ASSOCIATIatf: Pol'ska-ya Narodnaya Respublika.Instit-ut fiziki
Pol. I skoy Akademii nauk, .1,aboratoriya nizkikh temperntu
Vro'-sluv (Polish Peoplelo Republic$ tuto
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P1178 ic Sof ie
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COUNTRY Poland
CATZGORY
ABS. JOUR. RZKh1w., Zo. k)503 4
AUTHOR Wojcic-,-howGki7 K. F.
-7'.-T3T
TITLE Theory of Order In Fe3AJ jilloy.
0,11G. PNB, 'k-ta physt polon*t 1559t Let ilo -L5,,,0
LBISTRAM A Statistical theory of' order in Fe3AI alloy
has been worked out , which, takes into account intert~ct -Lcr-
of atoinG of first, f.;econd, and tbird degree of proximity.
The thecrv nernits Lo determine more accitrately the teRIPE:r-
ature of ~-aer-disorder transition. It 10 shown that en--rgy
of inter-action of atom arid 3rd reighbor is equal to abecur.
1/2 of ener---, of interaction with the nearest neighbori-ng
-atom. -- 1. Levtonov.

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/General theory of order in n
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gog
enit alloys K 7
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Isnglis , A staustical theory
of order-disorder transformations for n-component alloys
and
with arb
g5l~ structure is given. The
Itrary co7n*
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:
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atoms from an arbitrary shell
,
'detn
of the order-disorder transition temp
The only
.
.
parameters of the thenry are the Interactional energies
,

which are to be expti..detd.
taking Into account the
B1
,
nteraction of atoms from more stant s iells than the first
one, It Is possible to compute more prec13CIY the order-dis. ......
order trandflou temp. for an arbitrary alloy.
Seymour M. I~qya-,
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AGGESSION NR:., AT3013180
alternately between 1 re of sulfurions perpendicular to the I.ioxagonalaxise The
degree of ordering of Fe ions and of vacancies is calculated with exptl. evidence
by Be taut oonfirming~e, hypothesis by Nhel (in'oase of oomplette!disorder vacancies
e
ub'attice). Then follow a calculation of configurational
exis only in onels
energ free energy$ d the influ
opt ence of ordering-of FeAons and vaoanoies on the
g
phys al properties 'he sulfides, but for the last1here are,no experimental
io
p y
dat Io check conclusions* Then the influence of orpring on the magnetic*
a
pro rties.-. is discussIA,, and.the Curie tomperatureis obtained as a fu notion of the
pe
Ordering of.vacwioies and Fe ions infl
vac py conoentratione uence magnetic'
an
pro rties considerably at temperatures below that of ocmplete disorder of them in
pe
the sUfide lattice. IBetween that tomperature.and,the Ael temperature, spins ar6
beinglordered.-Ihe sulfide is antiferromagnotioe Below the Neal temperature spins
are o d red and 'the a~lfide becomes ferriemagnatio&
Ta, flTh t- avers, experimentalo'b d outer' "The author thanks
'a aUthor than sugges a a a Carrie
~T., IProf. R. So lmgartoh or suggesting this work:and for his interest in ito He is
T
ilso roatly, indebted to lin Go Bas an for nmW valuable o(mants and to Dre Fe
Lotge Lug for sending a roprint of his paper$'
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P/04 621021100310021005
B1 37YB1 02
AUTHOR: Viojciechowski,.Kazimierz F.
TITLE. Remarks on order-disorder phenomena in multicomponent solid
solutions
PERIODICAL: Acta Physics. Polonica, v. 217 no- 3, 1962, 229 237
TEXT: The condition for the appearence of superlattices in binary solid
solutions reads; V >1/2 (V + V ), where V denotes the binding
kj kk jj kj
energy between different atoms, V and V.. denote that between atoms of
kk ji
the same kind. This relation is demonstrated for a binary solid solution.~
crystallizing with a cubic body-centered lattice. For decribing the con- VP
firqiration of atoms in thermodynamic(equilibrium as a function of tempera-
ture, two cases are distinguished:, a) the case of one solid solution of
fixed composition, and Wa whole system AM - AM A(u). In the
case (a) it is enough to.give the distribution of atoms in the lattice
points at T >T 0. with respect to the distribution at T0 which is given
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P/045/62/021/003/002/005
Remarks on order-disorder ... B137/B102
experimentally. Thus, it is sufficient to find the number of atoms 04,
i-th kind in the J-th sublattice. For describing the configuration of
atoms in nonstoichiometric n-component solid solutions, the suparlattice
is subdivided into 1 sublattices. A system of equations witb
m (n - 1) (1 - 1) equations, obtained in zeroth approximation, des Cr4 bes
the ordering processes in the arbitrary solid solution of the system A in
terms of its composition and temperature. Using these equations a phase'
diagram can be drawn. The Cu - Au system is calculated as an example.
The stoichiometric solid solutions are calculated in zeroth approximation
with the interaction of nexu neighbor atoms, on the one hand, and of
second-next, on the other. It is ~"j
own that solid solutions of the s a:,-L e
ccmDosition but of different crystal structare differ in zeroth approxirfla-l'
ti6n only if also the second-next neighbor atoms are taken into account.
U
Relations are finally written between quantities that are of o i (in i f i can ~ on.
for the long-ran e and the chort-range order. Professor R. S. 1nF..,arrcn '1~~
thank-Id 'Lot discus SionS There are 3 figures, I table, and 4roferencosi
2 Soviet-bloc and 2 non-Soviet-bloo. The two references to English-ianL-L.age
publications read as follows: Elcock, E. W., Order-disorder Phenomena,
Ga
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P10451621021100310021005
Remarks on order-disorder ...
B137/B102
4..ethuen Co.LTD London 1956 P- 56; Shockley, II., J.'chem. Phys., 1930
(1930)
ASSOCIATION: Department of Experimental Physica of Wroclaw University,
'Viroclaw
jD
V

Pbrzi energy of free electrons and the size effect, Act&
physica Pol 22 noo3:293-295 8 1620
1. Department of Experimental Physics; University., Wroclaw.

WORIECHOWSKI, K.F.
-The dependence of the specific heat.of solids on the size of a
sample. BA AC Fol mat 11 no.3*.131-133 163.~
1 Department of Experimental Physics,~University, Wroclaw.
~;esented by W. Rubinowicz.

FERZYNA., Tadeusz, WOJCIECHOWSKI. Kazimierz: GORLAS, W:Lodzimierz;
ZAPAISKI,
Hepatic changes in experimental obstructive jaundice. Pol.
przegl. chir. 35 no.7/8:763-765 163.
1. Z I Kliniki Chirurgictnej AM w Poznaniu Kierown1k; prof.
dr S. Nowicki.
JAUNDICE, OBSTRUCTIVE)'
HMON BILE DUCT)
W
(LIVERCYTOLOGY)

PIETA-POL04SKI, Eugonluez; WALCZAKp Mioczyolawl W2JCIECHOWSKI, Kazimierz
Role of adrenal histological changes in arteritis obliterans
and in Raynaud's disease. Fol. przegl,, chir. 35 no.16/11;
1024-1026 163.
1. Z',Zakladu Histologii. Prawidlowej i Embriologii AM w Poznaniu
Kierawnikt prof. dr K, Mietkiewald z I Kliniki Chirurgicznej
AM w Poznaniu Kierownik: prof. dr S. Nowicki.
(THROMBOANGIMS OBLITERANS)
(RAYNAUDIS DISEASE) . (ADRENAL CORTEX)
(PATHOLOGY)

MIETKOWSKI, Kazimierz; WOJCIECHMISKI, Kazimierz; KOPACZYK, Franciszek
Histological and histochemical studies on undescended testes.
Pol. przegl. chir. 35 no.10/11:1027-1029 163.
1. Z Zakladu Histologii. Prawidlowej i Embriologii AM w Poznaniu
Kierovnik: prof. dr K. Mietkiewski i z I Kliniki Chirurgicznej
AM v Poznaniu Kierownik; Prof. dr S. Nowicki.
(CRYPTORCHiSM) (PATHOLOGY)
(HISTOCHEmisTRY) (GoNADOTROPINSP PITUITARY)
(TESTOSTEROI~E)

WO JCIECH(YWSKI, Kazimlerz F.
e -stional, foroea between inert gases
Th dependeno f the intera.
and metal surfaces on the crystallographic directions. &-ta
1 2- 6"
Physica Pol 25 no.29Z5.,-,263 F
1. Department of Mcperimental PhyuJ~,,;s, Universityy Wroclaw.

JI.W.ClECHMSKI, Kazim-e--Z- WALGZAK Yierjzyslaw; PlENYGWSKA-MlK0l,AJGZ'YKq
Jolan
-chism Pe N
False cryptox d. Pol. 39 no.11"1281-1.288
Z I Kllniki Chirurgleznaj Alcademil MedyomeS w Paznani,.i
Prof. dro S. NcwJ.(,ki) i z IT Klinikl Chor,-,b
Akad-.mii Medycznej w Pootianiu (Kierownika prof. dr. mtj.
Oa Szczbpak'L).

ZAWILSKI, Jerzyj WORIECHOWSK.Ij Kazimiarz; LAS, Jerzy; 7APAISKI, Stanislaw
Studies on reactions of the rabbit femur to some methyl
ethacrylate derivatives. Pol. przegl. chir. 37 no.9.
m
835-844 S 165.
1. Z I Kliniki Chirurgicznej AM w Poznaniu (Kierownik: prof. dr.
St. Nowicki) i z Katedry Technologi-i Tworzyw Sztucznych Poli-
techniki Wroclawskiej (Kierownik: prof*- T.I. Rabek).

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Ab7if0fi: Woiciec,howskip
-f' ORG:, 1*0artment;'of Wroal
aw
quantqm.~th -a tiori on metalsi Part I. -
t~IThe eory adsorp
-SOURCE: Act0t physica, polonicalt ~29,9 - R 19,69 Ili-140
1TOPIC TAUS: :adsirption -quantum theory,. metal., surfacegr
AbSTRACT:-, :,The, 'one-electron. theory of. adsorptlow on metals is formu-
on.the.basis of the LCAO method, Yorthe-description of
ui ary
electroris In- metal' functionslare;used.which obey periodic-bo id
.:conditions in.the x-land.y,directlons.and dre-fixed at the metal 7.1 r
surface,-,The.oleotronle configurations Ileading.-to dis ersion,
p
exchange., and.4onic-conf1gurations are-considered for alkalinep
!:Sr oms- Also the atomic structure of:the metal surface is
-and:Ba-At..
taken' into .:,'account In Part. I the theory. is ~ given,, - while 'Part II
will contain the numerical results foradsorption of selected atoms
fi W
the,-(100) and (110)-planes of Cu and W. Ori&. art..,., has:
Authort a 6b tz
and 46-fovmulaso,
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Veterinary Medicine
POLAND
S EROKOWA
Danuta and WOJCIZ(;119.,W3.g,.--.,Krzy,.i7,ML, Department of Epidemiology,,
National Institute of Hygiene (Zaklad Epidcmiologii Panstwowego Zakladu
Higieny) Head Prof Dr J. KOSTRZEWSKI; and Chair of Epizootiology,,, Veterinary
College of University of Rural Economics (Szkola Glowna Cospodarstwa Wiejskiago)
Head (Kierownik) Prof Dr A STRYSZAK, Warsaw.
"Agar Gel Precipitation Testing in Animala Inoculated with Rabies."
Warsaw, Przqglad Epidemiologiczny, Vol 19, No 4, 1965; pp 347-408.
~'Abstract [English summary modified]: Study to determine operationally optimal
conditions for reliable data from the rapid agar gel precipitation testing of
tissues of CNS of mice and rats inoculated with the street rabies virus and a
fixed strain. The tests became unquestionably positive only late in the
incubation period, indicating at best only supplementary usefulness in the
diagnosis cErabies by inoculation of laboratory animals. Three diagrams;
3 photographs of test patterns; 13 graphs; 3 Soviet, 6 Western and 2 Polish,
j I Yugoslav reference.

HAHN) W.E.O.w
Reactions of the dimercaptomaleic acid derivatives. Ft.l. Acta
chim 8:55-59 162.
1. Department of Organic Chemistry, University, Lodz, and Institute
of Organic Industry, Section Zgierz. Presented by W.E. Hahn.

Vj _i s, ----------
Wojciechowski S.
Wojciechowski S., Staub F., Eng. "Modem Methods of Research on the
Hardenability of Steeli" (Ulspolczesne methody badania hartownosci
stali). Pirzeglad Mechaniczny. No 1-3, 1950, pp. 44-51,, 12 figs.,
1 tab.
Physical principles for determining the hardenability. Factors
which raise difficulties in the absolute determination of hardenability.
Methods of determining the hardenability of steel. Construction of U-
type curves. Shepherd's P-F method. S-A-C method. M. ". Crossmann's
determination of hardenabi-lity by means of cooling time. Hardenability
line. Green and Post's cone test. Shepherd's disc hardening testo
Shepherd's P-V method. Apethod, of determination of the hardenability
of deeply hardening alloy steels.
~SO:* Polish Technical Abstracts No. 2, 1951

3d I ritcvd-1, fAriell, Ch"t, o~~ ail 11
o1MZ',.'DLATA FLIDLISFA>
W:.rszw,,ja, Vol "Q.
25, June 1955.
SO: Honthly Lj,6t of E'ast Europe-an, Acceosions, (E.,11V LC
Uncl. ,V01. 4, no. 10, Oct. 1955,

14.
in xetailurgy On adl-OrPtion. p
July/ f. 1955.
HUTNI.K Katowice; Vol. 22, no. 7 AuL
"55,
IS 0 Monthly List of Last E uropear Accessions, (E-,'AL), LC, Vol. 4, r1o. 10., OU - 1(,
uncl.

WWCIECHOWSKI, Stef an
Determination of the current disDlacing coefficients in rods located
in slots of electric machines bi applying the sine ar4 tangent.
rehof surface. method. Elektryka Lodz 14:19-34 164.
1. Department of Basic Problems of-Electrical Engineering,
Technical University, Lodz.

WOJCIECHMISKI, TADEUSZ.
Chem'iczna te'chnologia drewna; podrpc'znik dia technikow przwyslu lesnego. Warszawa,
Panstwow6 *dawnIa k6inicze.i LeBne, 1955, 242 (Chemical technology of wood; a
textb ook for technicians of the forest industryj, DA Not in MC Poland
SO: MONTHLY INDEX OF EAST.EtROPEAN ACCESSIONS (EM) LC, VOL- 7, NO- 1, JAN. 1958

P/044/60/000/009/002/005
A107/A126
AUTHOR: Woj,ciechowski, W., Colonel, Engineer
TITLE: The future of radioeleotronics and microminiaturization
PMODICAL: Wojskowy Przeglgd Lotniczy, no. 9, ig6o, 49 - 54
u!M: The change in design and technology of electronic equipment is the
main problem in the automation of anti-aircraft defense, i.e.jobserver service,
fire control, rocket launching, etc., The size equipment should be reduced to
the lowest scale, but still securing good results. This can be achieved by de-
velopment of semi-conductors, layer conductors, ferrites, ceramics, and by
eliminating the use of electronic valves and replacing.: them with small ceramic
ones. Electronic equipment should be designed by modules or micro4modules, The
elements of a module are printed plates in super-miniature size and assembled
wafer-like. The author is quoting US modules for resistorr. condensers, bobbins
and transistors which are used in electronic computers. The US portable radio
set AN/PRC-25, working with 44 transistors, one 1.4 w transmitter valve, having
a total volume of 4,500 cm3, is described. The reliability of these devices is
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AUTHOR: Wojciechowski~ W., Lieutenant Colonel, Engineer
TITLE: Radioelectronic countermeasures in aviation
PERIODICAL: Wojskowy-przeglqd lotAiczy,,no. 6, 1961, 43-52
TEXT-:. The art Iicle is the first part.of an instructive sdrial and
presents a general account of electronic countermeasures. The
crucial significance of ECM is illustrated by a pertinent review
of WW II. A prereqi#site to efficient ECM is reconnaissance to
ascertain data of enemy transmitters such as frequency, recurrence
_rate, -pulse width, beamwidthl antenna rotation rate, and to pinpoint
the bearing of such transmitters. Active EGM methods are spot jamm-
ing and barrage jammingi continuous or pulse signals and synchronous
or asynchronous pulses may be used. Most dffective,today is a con-
tinuous signal with white noise modulation, A typical airborne EOM
set is visualized to consist of a receiver, analyzer, program selec-
programming circuit and transmitter.
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B166/B144
AUTHOAS: Jelowska-Trzebiatowska, Be, Wajdaj Set Wojoieohowski, W.
TITLE: Para-and diamagnetic rhenium (IV) complexes. Part III.
Complex compounds of rhenium (IV) with organic hydroxy-acids.
Part IV. Rhenium (IV) complexes with phenol oarboxylic
acids-
PERIODICAL. Referat.ivnyy zhurnal. Xhimiyat no. 14, 1962, 86, abstract
14V57 (Bull. Acada polons scia Ser# s91 chime, vs. go no* 29_~'.
1961, 57-64; 65-69)
TEXT: III. Complexeiivl_~. Ke0 (OH L (I) and:K [Re'O (OH L
2 )6 2 2 were
JR 4 )6 2
synthesized' where HL and H L' are citric and tartaric acid respectively.
2
I and II are compounds of RE (4+) got by heating K ReCl in solution with
2 6
From studying the electrical
azi excess of the corresponding acid
conductivity of solutions of I and II it is shown that these are dinuclear
complexes, diamagnetic-both in the solid state and in solution. The
authors consider that the diamagnetism is brought about by interaction
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Para- and diamagnetic rhenium B1 YB1 44
between the spins of the paramagnetic Re atoms through the oxygen bridge.
11,iips proposed'to call phenomena of this type "intrambleoular
an aramagnetism".
IV. Complexes T1 [Re M] (III) and T1 ~Re (OH) (IV) were
4 20.,(OH)6 2 2 4A]
synthesized, where H L" and H A are gallic and salicylic acid respectively.
-2 2
These omplexes were obtained by heating K ReCl in solution with an
2 6
excess of the corresponding acid, afterwards separating the complexes in
the fo m of Tl. salts. III.is diamagnetic both in the solid state and in
solutions (as 'Well as in the form of the K salt); IV is paramagnetic
3-5-6 111 and Ivare relatively stable substances, brown in
PB)
color. The dinuclear character of.complex III was established from a
study of the.-electrical conductivi-ty in solutions. The authoro'consider
that,the diamagnetism of III is caused by interaction between the spins of
~'the two Re atoms across an oxygen bridge. For'part II see RZhKhim, no. 3,
19399 7757- [Abstracter's note: Complete translation
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JEZOWSKA-TRZEBIATOWSKAJ, B.; WAJDA,
Para- and diamagnetic rhenium (IV) complexes. Pt. 8. Bul chim.
PAN 9 no.12:767-772 161.
1. Department of Inorganic Chemistry, University, Wroclaw, and
Institute of Physical Chemistry, Polish Academy of Sciences,
Wroclaw. Presented by W. Trzebiatoviski.

JEZ(jWSKA-TRZEBIATUdSKA. B.; ZI OLKOWSKIS J.; WOJCIECHOWSKI.,-W._._
Absorption spectra of nitrosyleyanide complexes of transition
metals. Bul chim PAN 11 no.102567-573 163.
The application of the M.O. method to investigations of
nitrosylayanide complexes. Ibid.:575-578
1. Department of Inorganic Chemistry, University, Wroclaw.
Presented by W. Trzebiatowski.

JEZOWSKA-TRZEBIATOWSKAY B.; GROBELNY, R.; WOJCIECHOWSKI
Electronic structurA of u-oxochlororuthenate and its absorption
spectra. Bul chim PAN 12 no.12s827-830 164.
1. r);partment of lnor~anic Chemistry of Wroclaw University.
Submitted September 30, 1964.
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VOYTSEKHOIISKI, V. [Wo cigghQwgkkJW; EZI[OVSKA-TSHEBYATOVSKA, B. [Jazovska-
Trzebiatol-V-a, B.J; RUDOLIF, N. [Rildolf, N.]
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Chem zvest I1 19 no.3:2fg-235 165.
1. Kafedr! neorgam*ah%*qy '-thimii Vrotslavskogo Universiteta,
Wroclaw, Poland.

HMIAK, Arid-zs~; DlUUSL-JFSK'rp Jerry: PLINILAK, Irena: LOBODIZTFC, Vladzzimierz!
-MUN
A
Depth and exposition of the and bladdor IrL x-ray therapy
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2. ~~ ZAV.1adu Roentgenoterapil Thstytutu (hkologli w Gliwizanh
Merownik4 dr,medo A. [[Linlak; Dyrektors dr. mad. JoSvIekl).

HOWORKA, Edward; WOJCIECHOWSKI, Zgibulaw.
Post-adrenalin sosinopenia in newborn children delivered by
normal means and by cesarean section. Gin.polsim 26 no.2:171-
174 4pr-June 155.
1. Rozynopenia poadrenalinowa u noworodkow po porodach samoi-
sti7ch lubcieciach cesarskieh. Z Kliniki Poloznictwa I Chorob
Kobiecy'cy A.M. w Poznaniu. Klerownik: prof.dr I. Rosxkowski.
Poznan, Kosciusski 34 m*4..,
(INFANT, NEWBORN, blood in,
epinephrine soninopenia in child. delivered by
normal means & cesarean section)
(NDSINDPHIL COUM,
epinephrine eosinopenia in newborn Inf.delivered
by normal means of cesarean section)
(HPIIEPHRINE, effects.
eosinopenia in newbDrn inf.delivered by normal
-means & cesarean section)
(CSSARRAN, SBCTION, I .
epinephrine eosInopjnia In newborn inf,.delivered
by normal means & cesarean section)

HOWORKA, Zd~ard; WOMECHOwSKI, Zbigniew; LUXASIK, Jerzy
Studies on Intrauterine hypoxia in fetuses. II. Blood cell
picture in b7poxia in newborn infants. Gin. polska 27 no.
6:723-726 Nov-Doe 56.
1. Z Kliniki Poloznictwa i Chorob Kobiecych AM w Ppznaniu
Dyrektor: prof. dr. 1. Roszkowski.
(ANOXIA, in infant and child
by-poxia in.newborn, blood cell picture in (Pol))

HOWORKA, Edward; WOJCI30HOWSKI, ZbIgniew; LUKASIAK, Jerzy
Studies on Intra-uterine fetal anoxia. 1. Behavior of
hemoglobin and of erythrocytes in acute fetal anoxia in rats.
Gin. polska 28 no.4:461-473 Ju17-Aug 56.
1. Z Kliniki Poloznictwa I Chorob Kobiecycb A.M. w Poznaniu
Dyrektor: prof. dr. I. Roszkowski. Pqznan, Kosciuszki 34 m. 4.
(ERYTHROCYTES, in various diseases,.
exper. fetal anoxia In rats (Pol))
(HEMOGLOBIN, In various diseases,
same.)
(ASPHYXIA NIUNATORTUM, experimental,,
fetal anoxia in rats, erythrocytes & hemoglobin in (Pol))

METZGER, Mieczyslaw; PRZERWA-TETMAJER. Andrzej; :WNPIECHOWSKI..Z gmunt
y
The influence of zymosan, cortisone and x-rays an the course
of experimental toxoplasmosis in white rats. Arch. ismun.
ther. exp. 11 no.1/2:227-233 163.
It. Department of Protozoology, Institute Of Immunology and
Experimental Therapy, Polish Academy of Sciences, Wroclaw.
(TOXOPLASMOSIS, ANIMAL) (ZYMOSAN)
(CORTIS(RIE) (PHARMACOLOGY) (RADIATION EFFECTS)

WOJCIEKDN, E. Y.
SUmping and extrusion of sockets fro.In polygonal blonks. p. 143. (Meebanik,
Vol. 30, No. 4, Apr 1957, Warsaw, Poland)
msi no (EIIAL) IC, Vol. 6, No. A, Wc 1957. Uncl.
S 0 Monthl-y Litnt of East Furopean Acen o

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BIRECKA, II.; SKUPINSKA, J.; ZI CZ) E.
Photosynthesiop translocation and acci=11-stion of assimilates in
cereals during irain development. Acts, soc botan Pol 32.no.2.-,.
461 163.
10, Department.or.Flant Physlologyq Central College of Agriculturep
Warsaw,, and Si;otion of Plant Physiology.. Institute of Soi-l Science
and Plant Cultivation., Warsaw.

;WOJGIESZAK,.~-
3ffect of envirommental stimuli Of social nature on vegetative function
and on capacity of physical effort. Acta phyBiol. polon, 4 no.3.-209-
218 1953. (Gin Z5:5)