SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT RUZICKA, J.E. - RUZICKA, J.

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the reaction of nickel with dimethyllilyoxune in iumuLne
sobtdou when hromIne water is present. Mtkisuv Kuraj
And-Utzard Rulikka (Palackf Vniv., 0knuouc. Czech.).
C". concos. of Xi-qli-
Illethylslyoxime (1) wet@ gurini. by miting NiCl,.611,0
muln. In 110%0 litOll with Or wAter Aml with sat alk. miln. ul
I in W% HtOlf. Vurims ra6m of 'Nil wete used ond the
i~'Lttvd mn,l anal sat

#,n, lo=ed "Ont dIm,,hIAIyo1Ime In alkaline
rld I'duard Ru ka C14,ch.).
.11 alk. -411, of
1 1 11 pptn' 'if
JfrC(:.~'67f)1, (1) in moll with ale. cuct,L'1110 wid fir
fwater gave. in ad4fn. it? the noranal product. CoMANXii.
pf-Itactq Csllt,00%*.Cu ill) and C.11,.04,\,.Cu (III).
Similarly. Cnlf.O.S.Ft (IV) "q nbuinvil by plax. I with
Ar. FrCL.I*)IfP and fir water. Ch) the IxL1i%v( throxid.1ying
proprrtim of It, Ill, and IV. It is formulated as dimt1hyi-
and fit and IV as dimr1kid-
nitroxim'.1, M. Ifulffickq~

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KURAS RUZICKJI~ E.
Somt salto formed from dimethylglyoxime In alcoholic medius,in the
presence of bromine water Lin Anglish with summary in Ruasianj. Sbor.
Chakh.khint.rab. 18 no.2:214-218 Ap 153. (MLRA 7:6)
1. Department of Chemistry, Palacky University, Olomouc.
(Dimethylglyoxime) (Salts)

Lnem 29 no.9s
064.
yti.sche utd vnjBikalische Criamle,
'fUr organ,
-ur "16r9 -iuit, C-.'..-,iro u!".

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ff-~ol--clrci ic inner-comrle- -,7alts, w' et' lene-;~a-;ne-bi:aecet-
M-ac
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c, 17Y . 'IZE117-7G.SL-Ji AK F ICI'L
Phrah, C-echoslovz!lia.
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tethanolic so
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Of strong'minerat acid.'O
it. 1. (11) in the presen,
P1111 A
Vith the~c'olour chani-Ees f-n,,brovm-,Ted to.
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ellow-green a~d,with 11'from orange,
I jimilar, colour changes an 4 ~4_
-1lue.- - TiM. products , V,
o3m tion
pmwnt,- must be-joiivertied to T111 by air a On
soln."Cul IntelfMi On1yL
of the stroogly.basified
ti [its greater than bne-hatf of, that..Of-j'
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analitIM -reamantL
Sch IL-909
195 ethoxyres;-tzuria
'~cetoxyre;;;urin (H) and tetrabTomoresazurin
(IM were studied as analytical reagents. The red -4
or ret idish-brown soln. of these dyes are reduced bv 1 1
Y
Snl+ In HC1 to greenish-blue or colourless, MbL.d#.,
and rI8+. CrI #, S2- and S~0.2- In HC1 or in 4 N
H,SC, react similarly, as do I- and SCN- in cone.
H'-(: , The-w reaction3 can be used for the
detec*ion of CO-, Ss-, I- and SCN- with 1.
9nd in'* and S,0,1- with H. When dete,:ting
these compounds in the presence of Fat-, the use
of111 ispreferabl*. Procedures for carrying out the
react ong in the test-tube or on paper are described.
and I heir eansitivity is given, i-Z-1111A
7.

7-AmIn 64-niethyl-l-plteaiiiiaone jis- if

:c re-
an ang111.1d
agent.'/ Edurt ffj;_jk_kA I I
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LtLIQ so �kQla.0

I
isly 2, 1716-1 1058
,
duction cf 7-amino-4-mrshyl-2-phenoxitzone (1) (Nietiki and
hifickler, Ber. 23, 702-1(1890)) to Its leuto compil. Is used for
the detection of Sn++ and Ti+++. the easy halqgenation of
I to a dilialogen deriv. for the detection of CI and Br. and
eventually of CIO.-. BrOs-, and IOa-. The red-violet re-
agent prepd. by dissolvitigO.005 g. I in 100 mi. of96% EtOH
is decolorized when added dropwise to I mi. of a 5oln. contg.
Sn + + orn + + *. Addn. of I to I ml. Famples contg. CI re-
stilts in colaricss soln. which turns yellowish after the addn.
of Inrgcr atitts. of 1. Dr produces an nrange-red color or
'ppt: _UdI -to i Mi. of
a soln.caft. CIO~-rcsultsin ayetkow-green color extractable
hitoxylencor toluene. BrOs- can he detected In the pres-
a 24-fold exec-s nf ClOj- or 10j- when the sample
clice of .
after the uddit. of the rengent Is acidified trith 4,N' HCI.
BrO, dec;)Iariz" while CIO, and [04 pr(xluce it blue-violet
color. NO.~-, S--. and S_O~-- interfere with the last re.
actims. P.tetitimiietrie titratiou is suitable for the detn. nf
Cl and Dr in CI and Br water, rmp., trith 10-Ur soln.
(prel)(1. hydis!w)Ivhig0-(Y2:.)1)g. Tin I I.P(96% EtOH). The
hiflection priteittial and the potential Antic for CI are 040
itiv. and'N0 mv. for Drre);) mv. gild 10120 mv resp.

STUZKA., V.; STIU4SKY, Z.; LUZIGKA.,~.
Oxazine3 as acid-base indicators. Pt.l. Coll Cz Chem 28
no.6:1399-140'7 Je 163.
1. Institut fur organische, analytische and physikalische
Cheipie, Palacky-Universitat, Olomouc.

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lr~3tojtute of Or lo, Aualytic wnd IV61cua V'homista-al of
~I~acky Ublversitlo Olomouc lor all)
;U'OUOOtiOn of I", xewwulova:~- gliqniail Oo~unicatlonnt
",)xaz "-a w Azidoba-sic Indic-etors 1, Study of 1#2-Banzo-
3-f% noxazmium
~,':Uorides and 1.2-3enzo-3-.i%--,Ino.;honoxazon-(7).'"

RUZICKI,, F.
Diamonds in the machinery industry. P- 3-
STROJIRENSKA VYROBA, Prague, Vol. 4, no. 1, Jan. 1956.
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions, (EEAL), LC, Vol. 5, No. 6,
June 1956, Uncl.

CZECHOSLOVAKIA/Chuiical Tecluiology. Chwical Products and Their H-)~
Application. Corrosion. Corrosion Control
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - ICArl., No 24, 1958, No 81995
Author Ruzicka- G.
Inst
Title Industrial Utilization of the Volatile Corrosion Inshibitors
Orig Pub Strojir(--nska vyroba, 1956, 4, No 6, 256-259
Abstnact, No abstract
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I3.Lx=t tom: r&Q1,v, pet Print not I Ion
,.f At no In 0 Ird Catot Iron.
,In V-ch , I 'jqjIck" find Z Zlk:l
If.,. irko, V, T, FA. 19!.2. 1, 61.
67.
A preriplon within 1-4", 4 OW
fift'll Nfg eginfent wnp "I'takne& Ilp-
milto are r,milwared 'Aith
hemical analy-. S11. CIO

BRICRACEK, V.; ODEML, T. -, MJZICKA, J.
Certain considerations on color pyramid test. Cesk.psychiat- 56
no.1:61-63 F 16o.
1. Katedra psychologie filosoficke fakulty KU, Praha.
(PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS)

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ACC NN AP60131117 SOURCE-CODE: -CZ/0055766/016/004/0338/0341
AUTHOR: Ruzickit, J LitomiskX,-M Halinsky, IA
ORGt Nuclear Research Institute, Czechoslovakian'-Ac-ademy of Sciencesv~
Reza, State Research Institute of MatelLals,_Prague
TITLE: Some superconducting prop erties of 25% Nb-75% -Zr alloy
SOURCE: Chekhotilovatikiy filichaskiy ihurnill:va 169 no. 40 19669
338-341
TOPIC TAGS: zirconium alloy, niobium containing alloy., superconducting
alloy, alloy property, alloy superconductivity
ABSTRACT:~ -base alloy.containing.25% niobium was melted from,
ZirconiumL
9 zirconium and,.99,31%-pure niobium. The ingots were-vacuum
homogenized, conditioned bymachining, and preforged into rods which
were then cold drawn with reductions of up to 99.96Z into wires 0.26,
0.36, and 0.5 mm in diameter. The wires weie.vacuum annealed,at,
400-1000C for 1. hr and tested for the effect of annealing temperature
on critical current density at various magnetic field 'Intensiti.es, The
critical current density of "as-cold drawn" alloy increased somewhat
with increasing reduction, especially at high magnetic-field inten-
sities (70 kgs), The critical currdnt:density of annealed wire in- 2-
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drops again with a-further
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1perature (seel.Fig.

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iCritical iments considerable,

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,density'- critical current density,
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off and on. - At all,:: nd.-
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RUZICKA.,, ~~oslay
Prevention of deafness caused by noise. SlevarenstTi
10 no.8:305-306 A& 162.
1. Oddeleni chorob z povolani, Krajska nemocnice s
poliklinikou v Ostrave.

CLECHGSDYTAK.LA
RuZjCj~; partm c;na' Di sease sOddeleni cl o-
:~_~~e ae-, t " , U . _t , L . ~ - _L - - 1_1
u.j~,av narodniho zdravi; 'Kraj Ins4u*i-
i6b-z- povolani), Kui.z, J L 11
Uute of Public -Healthj Ostra%,a, j. AOSe~L,iI",.IH, ~M, director.
"Lead Estimation After A "~Nobilizat-ion by "leans of the EDTA Com-
plex in Six-.Hlouz Urine Specimens"
Pra(-,ae, FracovnL Lekarstvi, Vol 7,11, flo 6, August 19(')3, pp 242-
245.
Abstract [Author's English sum-ary, modified]: On the basis of
diagnostic findings and other laboratory tests.the author draws
the conclusion confirming the value of the rapid method for out-
patient use and indicates what type of information may be ob-
XL U reatest contribution-is the
tained. According to -he author its r U Ij U U
evidence of a direct relationship between the hygienic conditions
of the working place and 'he amount of excreted lead after the
EDTA g8ministration. The meth.cd published by ITEIS-ZlIGER and SRBOVA
may replace other methods because of its speed and low cost.
Seven references, including 4 Czech.

RUZICKA, J.
Corrdet ensiling en-ures a sufficient quantity of ouality teeding stuffs.
p. 31
Vol. 10, no. 5, may 1q56
ROLNTCKE HLASY
Praha
SO: Monthly List of East Euronenn Accessions, (E-FAL), TC, Vol. 5, no. 12
December 1956

RUZICKA, J.
Associations of Dusmids in 14azileant slat, a forest peat bog in
CASOPTSj ODDTL PRTRDDOVFDUY. Vol. 123,
BoI=rwnIAq, p. 176. Prop
no. 2, 1954-
SOURCEs East European Accessions List (EFAL)o LC, Vo.1 5. no. 3, March 1956.

11"ISM11% it? "tilt
. V I f
-A-A-f- a a I
DWkbd a vivo&
-Mii~ [PrOof of the harmfulum of using Spruce wed from in.
appropriate souremaj-Lesm. Phke, xvii, 10, pp. W340, I fig,,
10 z. (Gerntan summary.1
Tho sulhor mportm that a stand of Norway opmer I 11irm ouml of
Z) hret., planted before 19M on different types of soilm at an altitude
of 715 to, above we-lovel near Pamv in southern "mitia. beemne
see
stunted and was partly des"ed by Astiockmes phsipmk
xvii. p. W7 1, while adjamt atands. planW after I 9M grew well. The
sprum as I used before 19M was obtained from Viennese aml Tyrulemp too
firaw, and was invat probably, of Alpine origin, whereas after 1906 the
wed woo usually bought fimn Czech firnut, and mostly Orwinated Lin Le 0
the comitarativoly low ilumava umnWniL It in concluded that the goo
pruce stAndmi 1)1*nW fmn Alpine ProtlA bmnur stuntetl wul readily &49 0
Jr :urcutob UP attacks of A. pinipenk.
It is intended, after clearing the present stand, to replant it with
other conifers. mince Norway sprum, even o(suitoble origin. is too liable
to contract inf~rtion In this heavily infested dimtricL
too
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RUZTGKA, J.
"Heat insulating properties of.polystyrene foam at low temperatures"
Pokroky rbtemstikyj Pyalky a Astronomie. Praha, Czechoslov&kia. Vol. 4, no. 1, 1959
Monthly list of East European Accessions (EEAI), LC., Vol. 8p No. 6, Jun 59,, Unclas

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Oct. 1959
A 12, Dec. ll~~O
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Uncl.

Jz I Cl FJ
Iron Cons t:-Ucticns bv a Bitumen Varnish Pi ented by Alummin= Eust."
u 7 Ml
272 (Stevebni ?rwr~v.31, Vol. 31 no. 12, June 1.953, F~aha)
.
P
SO: List of Enst Furonean Accessions, Vol. 3, no. 2, Library of Congress,
Feb. 11-54, Uncl.

RUZICKAI.. J!--
?rotection of steel structures with coats of organic
steel paints. p. 98.
RIZENYRSIM STAVB-Y. (Ministerstvo stavebnictvi) Praha.
vol. 2, no. 3, Mar. 1954.
SOURCES: hEAL LC Vol. 5, ~No. 10 Oct. 1956

RUZICKA, J.
"Causes and methods of reimoiring the most frequent deficiencies in the prodiiction of
tiles." (p. 127).
"Workers in the building materials induatr7 on the 10th riongress of the Comunist
Party of Ozedhoslavakia.1 (P. 130). STAVIVO (Ministerstvo stavebnich hmot) Praha,
Vol 32, No 4, Mar. 1954.
S0$ East European Accessions List, Vol 4, No 8, Aug 1954

W~r
VP POr
Curre fifim tws. Prfirm'yslovi- Y"ild wypit;ikiestch lahl-
bilorg kornse. J- Rtiftl*a- Stroffretubi V4iiha. v. 4. no. FJ.
lmw lb66, P. 1-556:725-9--
Proteiing inetal arkiblici fiam rcmm bdvvctii pti~&SsFzig
operi.ions and when finished. Trealrd paM wrappfng, Prop-
-Ain tvres, mid advantages of vapor phase inhibitors. Use in
lubri( mm iind hydraulic control 4ystems-
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';r. ha, Czechoslovald-a
53-, (StUro.i-_rcnst'r__.) Vol. 7, 110. 7, JulY 195.,",
so: inclax of East Euro-W..-_3n Ace~-slons ~'E'.AT~ T,'Ol. 'No. 11 'No-vember

f'r,-h,,i, G'.-cehoslowilai'l
`5, n0-
313,
SO: '-'Onthl- Index of ;bast Eurocean Acessions No. !'dovem,"ber 10, 5?

J. Use of iorline monochloride in Pnslytic chimistrj. IV. ~eltermin,~tlnn
of iourea. In Germqn. p. 262 Vol. 21, No. 1, Feb. 1956.
3P-'-l--'lIK (;;!Z-KHOS-L0!j~.T3KIKH kHI-,-;I KIKH Fl.-2-0T. COLL7c"FIGN OF
'21: 3LCV-1K C-:E!AIG"L CO' 'T:,~P-ITCzT Z-.,',' "A1,031"C' VAKIA.
-0 ,-!U 43. Prahr-
SCUHCE: EAST E;'UKOPE.',,'! ACCE'SSIONS LIST (EEAL) VOL 6 1.10 4 APRIL 1957

RUZICKA, J.
Electroanal sis tr
y y isotope dilution. I. Microvoltameter for
radioactive silver and determination of silver. Coll Cz Chem 25
no.1:199-205 Ja 160. (EEAI 9:12)
1. Institut fur Kernchemie, Fakultat fur technische Physik und
Kernphysik, Karluniversitat, Prag.
(Isotopes) (Voltameter)
(Silver) (Radioisotopes)

RUZIM, J.
"Technical maintenance in the course of winter work."
MECFANISA"~-'?, ZF-Ml-U-STIVI, Praha, Cz;~choslovakia, VqI- 5JI No. 18, Septenv)er 19515.
Month1v List of Fast European Accessions (I EM), LC, Vol. 8 No. 9, Septemlier 1959.
Unclassified.

MATOUSEK, 0. R~ZI~~,~.,
Psycholo.n,ical views of the relation between man and machine in
automatized rolling-mills. Gesk. hyg. 9 no.lt6-10 F'64-
1. Ustav hygieny prace a chorob z povolani, Praha a Katedra
psycholo7.ie filosoficke fakulty KU, Praha.

f I ~rilzn (b at I= Surr-aries'll 7. 22 n
:j,7
25, 3j 1953,
'.-'-ist Fast 7uronean "..ccescirrs (ETAL), LC, Voi
3, Ya-rc-, 1955, I~rlci.

RUZIL;KA, Jaromir; STARY, A:71
Substoichiometric determination of traces of metals by activation
analysis and icotopic dilution. Chem listY 57, no.10:1025-1047
0 163.
1. Katedra jaderne chemie, Fakulta technicke a jaderne fvsiky,
Praha.

RIZICKA, J.
"Full exploitation and increasing capacity of kilns forbaking glazed
facing plates." p. 269.
STAVIVO. (Mirdsterstvo stavebnictvi). Praha, Czechoslovakia) Vol. 33,
No. 8., Aug. 1955.
Monthly.list of East European Accessions (EEAI), LCI Vol. 8, No* 8.
August 1959.
Uncla.

RUZICKA, J. MUDr.; MIOPFEMCHIM, S. MUDr.
Cv.se of rv-.ss poisonim; with hydrogen sulfide. Fracovni lek. 10 no. 1:
52-54 Mar 58.
1. Oddeleni chorob z povolani KM v Ostrave, vedoaci lekar Dr. T.
Rosumnith.
(SULFRUN, poisoning,
hydrogen sulfide mass pois. (cz))

RUZICKA, J.; Technicka spoluprace: POLAKOVA, E.; KUBACKOVA, A.
on some biochemical changes in psoriasis. Cesk.derm. 38 no.5:
356-359 0 '63-
1. Dermato-venerologicka klinika lekarske fakulty PU v Olomoucif
prednosta prof. dr. G. Lejhanec.

CZECHOSLOV.,KIA / Chemical Tochnology. Chemical Prod- H-6
ucts and Their Application. Safety
and Sanitation.
~',bs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 1, 1959, 1772.
jILUthor : Ruzicka, I., Knopfalmachor, E.
Inst :'Noi;- given.
Title ;j, Case Concorning Mass Poisoning With Hydrogen
Sulfide.
Orig Pub: Pracovni lekar., 1958, 10, No 1, 52-54.
;Lbstract: 'L case ofmass poisoning with hydrogon sulfide
is described, which was caused by damaged her-
metic seals in the equipment employed for manu-
facturing~titanium pigments. Two.persons died
(on the first and fourth day) as the result of
the poisoning. V!hile hospitalized, they were
unconscious, had tonic slonospasms, in lungs
Card 1/3

CZECHOSLOV,,.K'"7.,`A. / Chemical Technology. Chemical Prod- H-6
ucts and Their -pplication. Safety
ind Sanitation.
Ilbs Jour: Rof Zhur-Khimiya, No 1, 1959, 1772.
Lbstract: in the lower limbs. j"ai increased psychic re-
activity was noted. The first patient devel-
oped eczematous blepharoconjunctivitis.
T. Brozhevskaya.
Card 3/3

RUZ11"KIM-11 J., inz. GISX.
Saperins,jistion, an effective thermal .1r.3ulation of low-boLling
liquLds. Strojirenstvi 14 no.~11;3198-3911 MV 164.
1. lri3titut of Nuclear Research, Czechoslovak Academy or
Rez near Prague.

ROTSCHILD, L.; WZICKA, J.; JORDA, V.
Linear circunflex ichthyouis of Gomel, Cook. derm. 29 no.3:
162-165 MY164
1. De-mato-vencrologicka klinika lekarske fakulty FU Palac-
keho university) v Olomouci; prednostas. prof. dr. G.Lejhanec.

ASMERAY Jar.; RULICKA,,,J SEDLACEK, 0.; SUCHANEK, M.; VANEK, M.
Ornithosis in poultr7 farm workers in the Ostrava Region. Pracovni
lek. 13 no.3.'136-138 Ap l61.
1. -KrajE'ka hygienicko-epidemiologicka stanice., Ostrava, oddeleni chorob
z povolani KUNZ; Ostrava, veterinarne zdravotni sluzba zemedelskeho
odboru rady IM v Ostrave.
(ORNITHOSIS epidemiol)
(OCCUPATIONAL DISMES)
j-

ASMERA, Jar.; RUZICKA J SUCHANEK, M.; SEDENKA B.; VAITEK, M.
On the Iproblem of ornithosis in the Ostrava Region. Pme. lek. 13
no.8/9:400-404 N
1. Krajslca bygienicko, -epidemiologicka stanice v Ostrave Krajsky ustav
narodniho zdravi, oddeleni chorob z povolani, Ostrava.
(ORMTHOSIS apidemiol)

RUZICKA, J.; za technicke spoluprace FOLAKOVE., E.; KUBACKOVE, A.
Disordera in carbohydrate metabolism in some dermatoses. Cesk.
derm. 38 no.1:24-31 F 163.
1. Dermatovenerologicka klinika lekarske fakulty PU v Olomouci,
prednosta prof. dr. G. Lejhanec,
(DEMATOLOGY) (CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM)
(PENTOSES) (BLOOD)

CZECHOSLOVAK W Corrosicn - Protection From Corrosion J.
Abs Jour : Referat Zhur - Khimiya, 140 9, 1957, 33187
Author : IIuzI,(,-!:tt, J., Svoboda, M.
Inst :
Title : New Poss_~biiities of Utilization of Volatile Corrosion
Inhibitors
Orig Pub : Chem. priuVsl, 1956, 6, No 6, 255-256
Abstract : Data are presented concerning the use of dicyclohexyl-
amine nitrite (I) as a volatile corrosion inhibitor
(CI). Since it is insoluble in petroleum products the
powdered I was.mixed with oil and with vaselin. The
rass-Le cmi. 'Le -eadily applied and the CI uni-
formly dispersed in the coating provides good protection
from corrosion. At temneratures above 50-0 the CI decom-
poses with formation of foam. As a result of these expe-
riments it was found that some ails are miscible with a
saturated solution of CI in the proportion of 1:1.
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CZECHOSLOVAKIA/Chemical Technology,- -Ch-e!~iii1ca-1-
Products and Their Applications.
Corrosion. Corrosion Control.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 7, 19599 23764
Author :,Ruzir ~qj~.__
Inst :'_
Title &periments Involving the Use of Volatile
Corrosion Inhibitors.
Orig Pub Strojirenska vyroba, 1957, 5, No 4, 16g-17o
Abstract This article conprizes a continuation of
the previous announcement (Ref Zhur-Khimiya,
19589 74368) pertaining to the new method of
protecting metallic articles against corro-
sion by means of inhibitors known as VPI.
Good results were obtained by the employment
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CZECI-IOSLOVid'.IIL/Choi-.iic,i1 Technology. Chr;i-,Acal H-4
Products and Their Applications.
Corrosion. Corrosion Control.
kbs Jour Ref Zhur-Khlaiya, No 77 19599 23764
of VFI for the protection of Fe- and Al-
articles having either highly ground or
polished surfaces as well as for nickel
or chrome-plated articles. The proposed
manufacture of VPI is in the form of a
solution that can be applied by atomizing
in cases when application of corrosion in-
hibitors cannot be accomplished in the nor-
nal way (hollow or enclosed portions of ma-
chinery). The table showing protective ef-
fect of WI for different materials is pre-
sented together vith the indication of spe-
cific instances where the use of VPI is
contraindicated. I, Yelinek
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Z! c2c;, (Etro,i-n3ns-,vI.) vol. 7, no. 7, Jul-., 1`57, Fr-h-, Czzechoslow!kia
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Rearrangement of infinite series with hypercomplex numbers [with
sumary in OerzanJ. Chakh.mat.zhur. 3 no.1:23-73 Mr 153. (KLRA 7:5)
(Serien, Infinite)

CZE CN V3o69
RAZvicka., Jaro3lav,, Dontor rX fr'A:111-~11 ~inl 2',len'e"k 5igut
Jad rna technice tf?,o of Ifitelear Power)
FPrague tatn nakladatelotvf technicke' lit-ry, 1959. 95 P.
11,200 copies printed.
Reviewers: M. Nepra%sova", Doctor of Natural 3clences, and Lad.
Simon, Engineer; Tech. Ed.: Jir"f Appl; Chief Ed.: Vlastimil Ciha'k,
Engineer; Resp. Ed.: Milan Truban.
PURPOSE: This booklet is Intended for a wide range of readers
interested in the utilization of nuclear energy in industry and
technology.
COVERAGE: This booklet describes the poasible utilization of
nuclear energy, raitj olrio tripe s, and radioactive radiation in
irdustry and, transportation. It also examines the more useful
methods fox, detecting radiation. No personalities are mentioned.
There are 9 references: 6 Soviet., 2 English, and 1 Czech.
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Industrial Uoe o..' Nitaietti, Foue,,i, E 1 f/3 0 6 9

Atomic Battery (Electric, Cell) L
Atomic Lamp (Fluorescent Lighting Element) 45
Effect of RadLation on Material 45
Radiation Action Lin the Orgrini,%ri,, 50
Radioactive Tracers 55
Radioactive Isotopes in Metalbirgy 56
Radioactive Isotopes in Machine Mantt'L'actitrc 64
Radioactive Isotopes In the Chemical IndUStry 70
Nuclear Energy in Geological Exploration and 11-Uning 75
Nuclear Energy In the Food Inidustry 78
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Industrial Use of Nuclear Power CZEC11/3069
Nuclear Energy in Transportation 79
Energy Control in Thermonuclear Reactions 86
Prospects in the Atomic Age 92
131 b -1.1. og, raphy .95
AVAILABLE: Library oC Congress

KUDIACTEK) L. [Eudlacekp L.]; RUZHICHKA, Ya. (Ruzicka, J-1
Change in the specific surface area of cellulose in the
course of cheaical reactions. Vysokora.sced- 4 no.7:1103-1109
il 62, (MM 15:7)
1. KIdjaiko-tekhnologicheskiy institut, Pardubitse,
Chokhoslovakiya.
(Cellulose)

RUZICKA , Jaroslav; KUDLACEK, Ladislav
Study of adsorption isothermis of argon during the O-nitration
of cellulose. Sbor VSChT Pardubice 1/2 31-40 162[publ.163I..'
1. Katedra.v-
ybusin a katedra plastickych hmot, Vysoka skola
cliemic'so-technologicka, Pardubice.

CZECHOSLOVAKIA Anelytical Chemistry. Analysis of Organic E-3
Subatances.
Abs Jour- Ref Zhur Xhim., No 10, 1958, No 32232
Author i Jaroolav Cihslik, Jormir Ruzicka.
Inst
Use of Iodine Chloride in Analytic Chemistry. VII. Deter-
Title
miration of Thiosemicarbazide, Bismuthone and Dimercapto-
propp-nol.
Orig Pub Chem liaty, 1957, 51, No 2, 264-271; Sb. chekhosl. khim.
rabo~, 1957, 22, No 3, 764-772.
Abstract The thiourea derivatives (for example, thiosemicarbazide)
(1) and substances containing the -SH group, for example,
bismuthone (K salt of 5-mereePto-3-phonyl-2-thio-1,3,4-thiadi-
axolone-2) (II) and dimercaptopropanol (II) are easily oxi-
dized by iodine chloride (IV) and are determined by potentio-
metric~titration with IV solution and a Pt electrode. The
titration of I proceeds according to the summary equation
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CZECHOSLOVAKIA Analytic Chemistry, General Topics. ~E
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 18, 1958, 60559.
Abstract: saturated Na acetate solution -0.50 V, saturated
LiCl - -0.63 V; CU: the current rises directly
from the start of mercury dissolution in the major-
ity of solutions, two wa es are observed only in
'LiCl, Cu+ - -0.22 V, uo + ---~,u(4+), Na acetate
-0-32 v; Pd: the Curren? rises directly from the
start of mercury dissolution. The majority of
complex compounds of heavy metals with organic
reagents insoluble in water, in particular the
complexes of Cu and Pd with 8-oxyquinoline and
salicylaldoxime) dissolve in glacial CH COOH under
,suitable conditions. For example, the ?ollowing
half-wave potentials were determined for Pd in the
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RIJZICKA,- J.; BENES, P.
Isotopic dilution electrosnOysis. Part 2: Microgram-scale determina-
tion of silver. Coll Cz Chem 26 no.7:1784-1792 J1 f6l.
1. Departnent of Nuclear Chemistry, Faculty of Technical and Nuclear
Physics, Czech Institute of Technology, Prague.
(Silver) (Electrochemical analysis)

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TOPIC TAGS: ga3 compressor, helium, high pressure pump, chemical plant equipment
AB5--,!'JiGT: The article describea a mobile set for compressing helium and pumping it
into steel cylinders and evaluates its design and performance. Useful recommendationf
are gLvea co%rering assembly of the equipment, putting it into service and maintenance,
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ROTSCHILD, L.; JOFDA, V.; ~~ICIKA, JI.
.4ernerls asyndrome. Bratisl. lek. listY 45 no. 4:222-228
28 F165.
1. Der7matologicka klinika Universit, Palackeho v Olomouci
(vedouci: prof. dr. G. I--Jhanec).

Runlrcll.KA, Ya. fftuzicka, J.1; STARY, I. (S'larY, 'MLIN, A.
Aci.iometric determ-nation of mercur7 traces by activation
analysis and isotope dillition. Zhur. anal. k--;-.i. 19 no.2:932-936
64. (MIRA 117:11)
I. Clic,-ohckoyt! vyssheye teklml clip ikoye uchilishche, Praga, Chekho-
slovakly.,3- 2. OlPyndinennyy lnstlLuL yad,,~rnykh isiledowmiy),
Dubrin (for stqry).

KUDLACEK, Ladislav; RUZICKA, Jaroslav; ZACEK, Ladislav
Effect of polymerization degree on the shape of particles
of nitrocellulose precipitated from a solution. Sbor
VSChT Pardubice no.1:113-123 163.
1. Chair of Plastic Technology, Higher School of Chemical
Technology, Pardubice.

RUZICKA. Jaroslay. inz.
RadioactiTe contamination of surface water. Vodni hosp .13
ho.6s220-222 163.
1. Ministerstvo zem#delstvi, lepniho a Todniho hospodarstyi.

29563
S/024/61/000/005/003/009
14j6oe) (1,413,1031,113_,0 E140/E135
AUTHORS- Strejcl V., and Ruz"'icka, J. (Prague)
TITLE-. The theory of autonomy,and invariance in
multiparameter digital systems
PERIODICALs Akademiya nauk SSSR. Izvestiya. Otdeleniye
tekhnicheskikh nauk. Energetika i avtomatika, no.5,
196o, 51-71
TEXTt' Autonomous automatic control systems with mutually
coupled multiple parameters are those in which variation of a
single control quantity affects only the corresponding controlled
parameters while the remaining parameters are unaffected. However.,
no-ise appearing in any particular branch of the systems affects all
of them, In invariant systems noise does not affect the controlled
parameters. An ideal system is therefore one in which the
conditions of autonomy and invariance are satisfied simultaneously.
This has been previously studied for continuous systems, but the.
authors are unaware of publications on the theory of multiparameter V~
digital controls, This is the subject of the present study,
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.E140/E135
The authors employ the method of analogy between the matrix
equation of a multiparameter system with the equation of a single
parameter system. The following results are obtained. In
multiparameter digital control systems the form of the control
transfer function permitting a finite number of control steps is
found. The requirement for a finite number of control steps
coincides with the requirement of autonomy. The autonomy
-condition can be fulfilled only with c = 0, where c is
defined in Fig,l. After a finite number of steps the autonomy
tondition can also be satisfied for c A 0 for certain
-onstraints on the transfer function. The treatment of
4n",rariance is similar to the treatment of autonomy. It is found
that the invariance condition can be satisfied only if c = O~
The requirement of a finite number of control steps cannot be
satisfied in the presence of noise in the.time intervals e = O~
In order for an invariant system to be stable it is necessary
that the numerator and the denominator of the determinants of
the system matrix be.Hurwitz polynomials, A detailed solution
of a numerical example is presented, It is shown that the
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E140/E135
transient behaviour of multiparameter systems can be improved by
the same means as in single parameter systems.
There are 7 figures, 3 tables and 17 references: 12 Soviet-bloc.
and 5 non-Soviet-bloc. The four most recent English language
re'ferences read:
Ref.9: D.J. Povejsil, A.M. Fuchs. A Method for the Preliminary
Synthesis of a Complex Multiple-Loop?Control System.
A.I.E.E. Appl. and Industry, 1955, NO-19, p.129..
Ref.10: R.J. Kavanagh. The Application of Matrix Methods to
Multi-Variable Control Systems.
J. Franklin Institute, 1956, v.262, PP-349-367.
Ref.11: R.J. Kavanagh. Noninteracting Controls in Linear
Multivariable Systems.
A.I.E.E. Appl. and Industry, 1957, V-761 PP-95-100.
Ref.12: H. Freeman. A Synthesis Method for Multipole Control
Systems.
A.I.E.E. Appl. and Industry, 1957, v-76, pp.28-31.
SUBMITTED: April 25, 1961
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G/033
,/62/000/007/001/009
1029/1229
AUTHORS: Strejc,V., Dipl.-Ing., Candidate of Sciences and
RUI~,kalfj" Dipl.-Ing..
TITLE: Optirial control of multiple-parameter control systems
with digital computers
i"ERIGDICAL: Zeltschrift fiir Ves3en, Steuern, Regeln, no,7.. 1962,
inEXT; In the near future digital computer techniques will be.widely
u.-3erl to control complicated processes.
The synthesis of multiple-parameter contrql systems with continuous
control line and discontinuous automatic regulators, using digital
computor techniques.. is discussed and formulated for the case 6f
optimal command with regrrd to a finite number of steps and dis-
.turbance-food-forward. An illustrative example is worked out.
There are 6 figures*
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1029/1229
Optimal control of multiple-parameter...
ASSOCIATION: ~eskaslovensk~ Akademie V~n' U"stav teorie i.nformace
a automat.1sace (Institute of Information Theory and
Auto-nation, The Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences),
Prague
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-RUZICY*-, Tiri, inz.
Algebraic stability criteria of pulse systems. Stroj cas
13 no.5:395-403 162.
1. Ustav toorie informace a automatizaoe, qeokoelovenska
akademie ved, Praha.

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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION CZECH/3451
Michalec, Cestdr, Doctor, Jaroslay K4(nekf Jan Musil., Doctor, and Jli~~
~~Zi-Aal Engineer
V
Elektroforesa na papfr't a v jin�ch sic~ch (Electrophoresison Paper and Other
Carriers) , Nakladabelstvf reskoslovenskg akademie ved, 1959. 313 P.
(series: eskoBlovenskA. akademig v9d. Sekee chemickh. Studle a prameny,
sv. 34) 2.*250 copies printed.
Reviewer: Jirvf Dvoiqk, Doctor; Scientific Ed.: Bor'ivoj Keil, Doctor, Engineer;
Ed. of Series: Jarmila KlejnovA.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for scientists and researchers engaged in the
development and application of the electrophoretic method to the analysis of
materials.
COVERAM This study of electrophoresis on paper and other carriers consists of
three parts written by three different authors., The material includes: 1)
the theory and general methods of paper electrophoresis with examples of its
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Electrophoresis on Paper (Cont.) CZECH/3451
use in medical and biochemical problems; 2) the physicochemical aspects and
their relationship to the design of apparatus,' 3) the analysis of separated
materials,' and 4) the future of electrophoretic technique in its applicatIon
to clinical research and routine analysis. Each topic is folloved by ref-
erences.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Introduction
Rgic"ka, J. Theory of Electrophoresis 15
Electrical conductivity of the solution, electrolytic transfer,
and mobility of ions 15
Charge of ions ani of ce~lloidal particles and their migration in an
electric field 20
Charge of simple and complex inorganic ions 20
Charge in weak electrolytes 20
Charge in amphoAres 2o
Charge of colloidal particles 22
Mobility of charged particles in an electric field 23
Review of factors coming into play in electrophoresis. 24
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Electrophoresis on Paper (Cont.) CZ9CH/345l
Effects of stabilizing material 26
ElectrotsmOS"Is ~26
Causes of the onset of electroosmotic flow 26
Determining the effect of electroosmosis and correcting
for electroosmosis 27
Suppression of electroosmosis 30
Steric effects of the stabilizing material 31
Concept of the curvature of pores; increased length of
migration path of the particles 31
Concept of the barrier effect 32
Adsorption on paper 34
Determination of adsorption 35
Suppression of adsorption 36
Complications caused by the generation of heat and evaporation of water 38
Decreasing or drawing off the Joule heat 38
Reducing water evaporation 4o
Electrorheophoresis 40
Effect of eveporation 42
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Electrophoresis on Paper (Cont.). c2zcH/3451
Representing the effect of electroosmosis, adsorption,, and
spatial arrangement of the stabilizing material 45
Measuring the mobility of migrating particles in electrophoresis on
paper and on other carriers 46
The Urbin Methods 48
.The Kunkel and Tiselius Method 51
The Marbach Method (McDonald and Co-workers) 54
The Macheboeuf procedure 59
Michalec, G. Technique of Paper Electrophoresis 61
Types of equipment for the separation of substances at a low
potential gradient 62
Technique of stretched paper or of paper suspended in a steam
saturated atmosphere ("humid chamber") 62
Technique of paper pressed between two plates 64
Technique of paper submerged in a nonconducting liquid 66,
Types of equipment for the separation of substances at a high
potential gradient 67
Technique employing external cooling 67
Technique of cooling with the aid of organic solvents 67
Technique using cooled plates 68
Technique without cooling 70

Electrophoresis on Paper (Cont.) CZECH/3451
Selection of the paper carrier 71
Choice of electrolyte 72
Electrodes and electrode gaps 74
Source of the current 74
Method of deposition the swVle
i 75
76
na substances
Method of detect
Determination of individual substances or fractions 76
Evaluating in situ 77
Evalipting by elution 78
Electrq.rheophoresis 8o
Countercurrent continucius electrophoresis 81
Two-dimensional electrophoresis 82
Circular (paper] electrophoresis 82
Electrophoresis combined with chromatography 83

Musil, J. Electrophoresis of Lpv-Molecular-Weight Substances 85
Glycides 85
Carbonic acids and phenols 99
Nucleic acids and their components 1o8
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Other organic compounds u6
Substances with a biologidal effect 119
Vitamins 127
Steroids 130
Alkaloids 133
Antibiotics 137
Inorganic substances 141
Michalec, ~. Electrophoresis of High-Molecular-Weight Substances 151
Plasma albumins 151
Use of the apparatus 151
Depositing the sample 151
Buffers 152
Separation time 153
Drying and fixation 154
Staining of al6umins 154
Interpretation of stained electrophoretograms 159
Correction factors 163
Reproducibility of results, comparison with the results ob-
tained by free electrophoresis and by salt fraLtionation methods 166
Effect of certain factors- 'conservation, heating, etc.) on the
spectrum of serum or plasma,&1bil-Ins 170
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FIbrinogen 172
Lipoproteins 173
Staining in separation 173
Elution of lipoidic substances in separation 177
Determining the lipoids by differential elution and staining 177
Effect of various substances on the movement of lipoproteins 178
Effect of heparin on the migration of lipoproteins 178
Glycoproteins 180
Elution methods 181
Methods based on staining glycide components 182
Erythrocyte albumins 186
Human hemoglobins 186
Haptoglobins, hemosiderin, hemat in, etc. 189
Albumins of body fluids and tissues 189
Lynrph albi-Ins 190
Albumins of urine 190
Albumins of the spinal fluid 190
Albumins of the stomach and pancreatic Juices .
194
Albumins of milk 195
Albumins of bile 197
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Alumins in semen 197
Albumins of the eye leases, liquids of lacrimal glands, and of tears 198
Albumins of saliva, the transudate, exudate, gastric, and hural fluids 199
Albumins of lung tissues, vessel wal
is, and connective tissues .200
,
Albumins of the liver 201
Albumins of the kidneys, nerves, skin, prostate, womb, and heart
muscle 203
Albumins of the brain 205
Albumins of muscles, tumors, and tumor fluids 205
Enzymes 205
Pepsin, papain, and esterase 206
Trypsin and amylase 206
PhosphatAse and phosphorylase 207
Other enzymes 207
Albumins of animals 213
Snake and bee poisons 219
Albumins of plants
Plant viruses 221
Microbes and toxins 222
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