SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT WOLKOWICZ, M. - WOLNY, J.

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Grounding in electric-po-wer ins allation:5 L-i the li,--t rj.~
regulations. p. 7~1.
t,E%!F2Gn-TY,K-A. Vol 10 no. 2, MarlApr- 1956, Wars7,ava, Poland)
SO: I on+,Iil,,,r List of Ea!!t, Airopean Accpssions (F -IL~I M. Vol. 6, no. 12, Ppr. 1P,
Uncl.

WOLKOWINSKI, K.
"Principles of determining the kind of protection against injuries from
electricity In.industrial enterprises-"
P. 142 (Gospodarka Clephap Energetyka Przemyslowa) Vol. 5, no. 4, July/
Aug. 1957~
Warsaw, Poland
SO: MonthlyIndex of East European Accessions (EKAI) LC. Vol. 7, no. 4,
April 1958

U!Fp of tlie iinder.--mund parts of -ooles supportinp- o-,-r~rhead line.-~ as ~-roljnding
(To bF, contd. n. 1Q6.
devices. ?t. 2.
ERG M"Kk. Vol. 11, no. It, 1957, Poland)
SO: Monthly List of Enrt '.,-Uror)e;an Acce,~sions (E-EAL) W. Vol. 6, no, 12, 3:ee- 1957.
Unri.

'fUse of the underground parts of poles supporting overhead lines as ground-
ing devices."
Pt. 4. p. 311 (Energetyka) Vol. Ui no. 6, Nov./Dec. 1957
WArsaw, Poland
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC. Vol. 7, no. 4,
April 1958

POLAND Chemical Technology. Chemical Products and H
Their Application, Fermentation Industry.
No 12, 1~
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, 59, 43952.
Author Wolkowski BT
Inst VM-gYV-en_.
Title Determination of.Sugar Content in carbonated Bever-
ages.
Orig Pub: Przem. f.ermentacyjny, 1958, 2, No 4, 144-146.
Abstract; A popular presentation of basis involved in the de-
termination of sugar content, rules employed in the
use of sugat content measuring apparata, and me-`
thods of calculation of the sugar content in bever-
ages on the basis of measurements obtained, Pre-
sented are tables for temperature corrections for
the apparata and for specific gravities of-sugar
solutions as 6orrelated against densities expressed
in degrees bricks, 0. Oshmyan.
Card 1/1

WOIKMNSKI,, Konstantyg.-dr -inz-&
G=ent-difference circuit brealmrs-ae a means against electric
shook in electric power installations up to 1000 v, Przegl
elektroteohn 39 no,4:153-157 AP 163.

tow
Nonspecific influence on pulmonary neworeceptore In the treatment of
skin diseases. Prsegl. dorm., Wares. 2 no.1:23-27 Jan-Mar 1952.
(GIML 23:2Y
1. Of the Dermatological Glinio (Head--Prof. S.,Kapuscinski, M.D..) of
Lodz Medical Academy.

WOLKDWYSKI, %il
Incontinentia pigmenti, Franceschetti-Jadassohn's s7ndrome.
Przegl. derm., WarS2. 6 no-3:219-224,Ma3r-June 56.
1. Ze szpitala* im. dr. E. Sonenberga w Lodzi Ordynator: d~
E. Wolkowyaki, Lodz, S2pital Miejski im, dr. 3. Sonnenber
TrawaJowa 15.
(FIGKOTATION,
Franceschetti-Jadassohn's synd. (Pol))

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EXCERPTA , EDICVSqc-.13-Vd1--"-1-/
1599. WOLHOWYSKI E. and SIEDLECKA B. Szpit. im Dr. E. Sonneberga i Zal:l.
-W-Udt. *Nerwowo-humoralny mechanizm dzialania bizmutu
Endokrynor.A
podawanego doiylnie. N*curohumoral mechanism of action of
bismuth administered intravenously El"ID011O.POL. 1550,
7 (263-269) Tables 3
In certain skin diseases the authors apply an unspecific method of treatment,
consisting of Intravenous injections of bismuth carbonate surpenslon, Expe-rimento
conductedin 20 patients show that such injections cause eosinopenia of the same
degree as after subcutaneous adrenaline injections. The authors assume that bis-
Muth does not act directly on the periphery of the body, but in a reflex way,
through thceentral nervous system and the humoral link (hypophysis-adrenal
cortex), favouring the physiological protective mechanism of the body,
Ber -Lddt

WOI.Kmysw
Effect of nicotinamide on nitrogen mustard tolerance..Prsegl. dare.,
Warez. 1 no.3:282-285 Oct-Doe 1951. (Cln 23:2)
I.-OfLodz Municipal Dermatological Hospital (Head--S..Bibergal, M.D.)

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00.0 within sonu: his., but after (; days seme sight disorders-
took place. I The treatment consisted In the firsc days (it
11 t inhalations, then after 2-3 days transfusions of blood and
inievOuns of tonveholine 11 and belaxin: further proscor.
bin in destro,,c soln. were applied. The simultaneous
0.0 z adminittration of the las-t 2 (conts. vitamins 11 and Q had
'3 good effects, although CU-hcuioelobin could be detected
in the blood tvtm on the 14th day and firtally disappeared
go 0
a4y an the 22nd d3y. The apkarutice of chronic symp-
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may ralsw %ev~7 Fell-nutrition diuwders. S. S. de F.
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WOLLEJ46YO,
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Does an Actomyodalber em"Pma to a m
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Willy, Budapest). Arta Pkytv. Ardj. Sri. 11UNC. 1.
34-43095OXIn Cerman).-SoIns. of actonlytotin (I.A% in
0.5 Af KCI) formed fitir" when ptcrAil throtigh call.
illarics. The actomyoxistw4n. con3liant of a 5:2 inixt. of
cryst. tity"n and Wyntr6ited actin. The capilLiFirs
throuXh which the protein Solo. WAS blawn were in MW
A1KCImndOtWAfMgSO.. Thechanseinthermassolthe
filwrs WAS then examd. microscopically and by double
irfraction after suspension In 110i cc. 11;v advoosine Iti-
plimphAir(ATI.), 1110 211#1 mv iris "I espla, MISO, wall mill.
Orrated with Zn iaijicate sylieri-sis if Just miliebtly oriented.
Imt all mulmodlAtnetric contraction In the citimirs of n-Al
luticatsition, In casirs in "Mch strectul wits present. AndlAr
plivilolurm Were t)tx."V-l .114-11 k-OuLl hr traml back to
impurities of lactal i(liss. Gettrulle 11. 11rd"Umn

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Y=R. G.;WOLLEMANN, K.
$tudies on the mechanism of actin polymerisation. I. The significance
of protein-bound adenoeinetriphoophate In polymerization, Acta physiol,
hung. 3 no.z-'267-276 1952, (OLML 24-3)
1e Of the Institute of Medical Ghemistry of Budapest University.

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FMM. GO; WOLLEMANIT, M.
Studies on the mechaniss of actin polymerization IL The role of
AT?-oreatinaphosphoferaeo in polymerization. Acta physiol. hung. 3 no.2:
277-296 1952. (G.LML 24:3)
l..Of the Institute of Biochemistry of the Hangarian Academy of
Sciences.
Ut

FEUER. G.; WOLIMMN,.M-
Stud;v of the polymerization- mechanism of actin. .1. Significance of
the protein-bound adenosinetriphosphate (adenosinediphosphate).
Kiserletes orvostud. 4 no. 6:436-443 Dee 1952. (GIJ4L 24:1)
13ndapeat Medical University.
1. Institute of Forensic Ghemistry,

FEUER, G..;WOLLEMANN, M.
Study of the polymerization mechanisa of actih. II. The role of creatins
phosphatase in the transformation. Kiserletes orvostud. 4 no. 6:443-
456 Dee 1952. (GLML 24:1)
1 1 1. Institute of Biochemistry of the Hwigarian Academy of Sciences.

"Isolation and investigation of ATP creatine phosphoferase from actin of rabbits."
p. 297 (ACTA MSIOLCOUICA ACADE;I~W SCIRMARVA. HIRIGARICU, Vol 3, no. 2, 1952,
Budapest, Hungar7)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions, L.C., Vol. 2 No. 7, July 1953, Uncl.

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MER, G.
Formation of fluoracetyl-coenzyme A and fluoracetylcholine from
fluoracetic acid and fluorocitric acid in brain extracts. Acts,
pbysiol. bung. 11 no.2:165-172 1957.
StaRtliches Institut fur Neurocbirurgie, Budapest, ~md
Blochemisches Institut der Unprischen Akademie der Wissenschaften.
Budapest.
fluoracetyl-coonzyme A form. from fluoracetate &
fluorocitra6e,in-brain extracts (Ger))
(ACRInCHOLINS, ~~ietabe-
form. of fluoroacetylcholine from fluoracetate &
fluorocitrate in brain extracts (Ger)).
(FLUOROACETATES, metab.
utilivation in fluoroacetylcholine & fluoroacetyl-coenzyme
A for-0. in brain extracts (Ger)
(CITRATES, metabo
fluorocitrate utilization in form. of fluoroacetylcholine
& fluoracetyl-coanzyme A in brain extracts (Ger))

-07
OLL _M. of the Stato ins-titato of Ne-u::, gory, Budapest COri-
ginal vorsion not given].
I'Biochemicpl Studies Concerning the '.-Iourophysiological Effects of Pha-
no-Ithiazines"
Buda-oest Acta Physiolo7ica _~Cade-mias Scientiarim Fungaricap, Supplement
to Vol, 2~;_19~3; P 39
Abstrac It [Authoz-ls F,,-Iish swwnra_--O,~]: The viecbanism by which tho pheno-
thia-zines inhibit d0ydrogenanse activity has boor. studied. Recent re-
sults suggest that the oxidized intuormcdiary compound of chloi-promazine
(free radical) produced during ineWbation with FGAD (3-pho.,phoglycer-
aldohydo-dehydrogennso) ru-oxidizea DPYM (rcduccd diphonphopyridino
nuclootide). The absorption at 510 mv. of tho irra-diatud inter-
ry chlorprorpa-zine compound dl-vanjocars J' -.--:"Ponse to DpNif or
roedila in 10 -
%S2041, ard the maximum of DPI~H dec~raazes at 341.0 mu.- The --intermediary
cormpound could be demonstrated in the rat's brain fbillo-Ang the acLri-
nistration of chlorpi-omazino. - Critical- anallysis of Ithe data in the
literature in the light of the prevse-nt results Lndicates that. sirce --th e
1/2

H U.-NIGARY
-Budapest, Acta FhV5ioloi,7ica Acadoni ae scien~in:fum D
7~- ulnqaricnO2 SULDlement
to Vol 22, 1903; P-3z LContinued].
biochemically demosntr-,blo inhibition of an onzy.'Ie or onzyme sYstem re-
flects only one site of action, this a us no far-reacilina conclusions
as to the site of action of the com-Ollex naux-o-Ohirsioloaical ef ect. Ln
spite of that, biochemical studies may supply valuable information con-
cerning the metabolism of psychophar-Tacologic drugs and the collected
data may facilitate a better understanding of the mode of action.
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AFRA, Denesp dre; WOLLEI.Lwi: Maria dr.
Cholinesterase activity in subdural hematoma. Ideggyogy.
szemle 16 no.8:227-231 Ag 1,63.
1. Orszagos Idegsebeezeti-Tudomanyos Intezet (igazgato: Zoltan
Laszlo dr.) Budapest, kozlemenye.
(CHOLINESTIMASE) (104ATOMA, SUBDURAL)
(ACMWHOLINE) (ENZYME TESro)

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viji), Supplementary calculAtions -fdr 1avfs11gM1ng~-jh
-01 sizing Its - the, %V001 111dusiry. V; %%'Oil
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WOLLEMANN, V.
Control and qualification of theproduction of preparatory workshops of
the wool industry in he service ofeconomy. p. 266. KOIIASZATI LOPAK
(Yagyar Banaszati es Kohaszati Egyesulet) Budapest. Vol. 10, No. 4, Jan. 1955
S013RCE: East European kccessions List (ERAL) Library of Congress
Vol- 5,.No. 6, June 1956

Investigation of the economic character of sizing in the wool industry. p. 2317
r5th General Assembly of the Technologicol and Scientific Association or the
iextile Industry. p. 238
MAGYAR TEYTILTECTRITUA BUDAPEST VOL. 11, ITO. Sp Ji 8 1955
SOURCE: EAST EUPOPEAN ACC ESSIONS LIST (EEAL) Library of Congress
Vol. 5Y ITO- 6j JTffe 1956

-WOLLEMMI, W.
Dept. of Anat., Ristol. and Embryol. and Inst. of Brain Res., Univ. of Szeged A
photometrical method for testing the presence of iron in the central nervous system
Acta morphol. (Budapest) 1951, 1/1 (127-132) Tables I
The following average values for iron content were found in determinations on
brain extracts and by colorimetric. measurements at 590 mu. Berlin blue and the
Turnbull blue reaction on sections of the grey substance: substantia nigra 14.5,
globus pallidus 13.8, nucleus dentatus 5.9, nucleus ruber 6, cerebral cortex 5.25,
cerebellar cortex 5.2, segmentum pontis 4.5, medulla oblongata 3.2, spinal cord
3.0 (all values expressed in rg. per 100 ml., as compared with solutions of known
concentration, mixed with gelatin plates). The method can be applied generally
in the measuring of histochemical colour reactions.
Hintsche Beme (1, 2, 8)
SO: EXCERPTA:. MICA Vol. 5 No. 7 See. VIII July 1952

It,10LIAGON j., i-iz.; SLAWF.Y$ A.
Ari Krrchl(3r ObItuarY- Fl tach ObzOr 54 no.!:

r*gln )f imtels I OvdPal method, )I jn,jtjg%t,,,
A~- S
G-nbenk,~ vul I r1crophotometrk method.
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therim of ;W-critical rMon-2L.-hp2tane
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In p.r,
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is a hn~ f~~Ti~ .1 d, R

WOLLOWCZKYJ, P.Y dr. inz.; WOLFF, H., inz.
Colloquy on blasting technique in Karl-Marx-Stadt, German
Democratic Republic. Rudy 12 no.11:416-417 N 164.
1. Institute of Mine Safety, Branch Freiberg and Central
Institute of Ex?losion and Fire Control in Mines and Industry,
Freiberg.

JARCLIMP P.; WOLLRAB, V.; STREIBL, M.; SORMP,F.
Composition of brown coal. Pt.10. Coll Cz Chem 30 no.3:880-M
Mr 165.
1. Institut fur organische Chemle und Biochemia. 'Pschechoslowakishe
Akademie der Wissenschaften, Prague. Submitted Jime 29, 1964.
2. Advisory.Board Chairman, "Collection of Czechoslovak Chemical
Communications" (for Sorm).

WOURABI V.; STIEHL' M." sciam,
Veg.table
1675 My 165.
1. Institut fur avgaiiinr~h,-~. Ghemie uncl Biochouip, TschechaslowakUwhp
~ r 2, 1964.
Akademle dt3r
"Coilection of Czecho"'wa r
2. Advisory Board Ch-edr,nari 6hemica-l
G ommurd-cations" (Ccr Sorml.

STREIBL, M.; JAROLINEX, P.; WOLLRAB, V.
Boiling point values of some higher paxaffino. Chem CS
Chem 29 no.11&2855-2859 N 164.
1. Institut fur organische Chemis und Biochemie,
Toohechoslowakisohe Akademie der Wiseenschaftenp Prague.

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CZECHOSLOVAKIA
WOLLRABI V; STBEIBLqNT; SORM, F.
institute of Organic Chemistry and.Biochemistry,
Czechoslovak Academy of Science, Prague (for all)
Prague, Collection of Czechoslovak Chemical Communt-
cations, 110 5, 19639 PP 1316-1324
"On the Composition of Lignite IV. On the Group
Separation of the Wax Portion of Montan Wax with
the Help of Chromatography."

CZECHOSLO-VA,KIA
WOLLRAB9 V; STBEIBLt M.
Institute of Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry of the
Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, Prague (for both)
Prague, Collection of Czechoslovak Chemical Communications,
No 7, 1963v pp 1695-1903
"On the Composition of Coal V. On Paper Chromatography of
Higgher Aliphatic Carbonic Acids and Alcohols."

JAROLIVSK, P,,- WOLLWII.._,,.Y,; STREIBL, Id.
Gas chromatography of some higher saturated and unsaturated
hydrocarbons. Coll Cz Chem 29 no.10:2528-2536 0 16,1. _
1. Institut fur organische Chemie und Blochemie, Tschechoslowakisc2ie
A-kademie der Wissenschaften, Prague.

STREIBLY M.; JAROLIM, P.; WO-IIRABI V.
Syntheses of some higher saturated and unsatur&ted hydrocarbons.
Coll Cz'Chem 29 no.10.2522-2527 0 164.
1. Institut fur organIsche chemie uridBiochemie, Tschechoslomkische
Akademie der Wissensdhaftenp Prague.

Elzbieta
KOC1R4AN Marian,; RASTALERZ Przemyslav; EMIA,
Phosphonic acids - a new group of competitive inhibitors of
intestinal alkaline phosphatase. Arch. immun. ther. exp. 12
no.1:106-.112 164.
1. Department of Biochemistry, Institute of Immunology and
&perimental Therapy, Polish Academy of Sciences,, Wroclaw;
Department of Organic Chemistry., W-roclau, Polytechnical
Institute.

S/081/62/000/010/059/o(35
B1681B18O
AUTHORSs Orman, Zofia, Wolnaj J6zefa
TITLE: The problem of fluorine in aluminum metallurgy
PERIODICALi Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiyaj no 10, 1962, 409, abstract
lOK157-,(Rudy i metale nieiel.p.-v. 9, no. 8, 1961, 345 349)
-TEXT& The F 2balance in the process of Al 203 el~ctrojysis is examined.
Consumption of the salts employed (Na AIF Nati-CaF MgF ) is due
.3 69 AlF3F 2' 2
'to electrolytic decompositiong volatilityt chemical itaotions with
rbon dross during bath
moisture, mechanical carryover by gases and by ca
treatment. The principal F losses are due to escaping anode gases.
2
Possibilities of total recovery of F 2 from the gases are limited owing to
the inadequacy of the equipment.-19 references* [Abstracter's notes
Complete tranalation-3
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ROSZKOWSKI, Irenensz; PRZYBORA, 1ucjan;-XQLNA, Maria
Preinvasive cancer of the uterine (;ervi--: treatment,.earI7 diagnosis
results. Gin. polska 29 no,'4:447-456 July-Aug 58.
1. Z I Kliniki Poloznictwa i Chorob Koblacycy A. M. w Poznaniu Kierownik:
-nrnf 4r mad. I. Roszkowski, nnatepnie doe. dr med. W. Michalkiewicss.
WiIr*9#owa,--K1onowa 12.
(GERVEC NEOPIaMS
epidermoid carcinoma in sitm, early diag. & ther. (Pol))
(CARMOKA, RPIDM40ID
in situ, of cervix, early diag. ther. (Pol))

JARON, St., mgr. inz.; KRUK, Ft., mgr. inz.; OLPINSKI, W., doc. dr. inz.;
WOLIM, M.,,jnz.
Testing resultsi,of ionizing indicators for early detection of
exogenous fires. Przegl gorn 19 no-5: Supplement: Biuletyn
Glow 14 no.1 1-6.163.

MROZEWSKI, Ahtoni;,FOLNA,,,~~~j__BREBOROWICE, Henryk
Cervica mucus crystallizatien in the lot trizester of pregrianc7.
Ginek. Pol. 36 no. 12tl357-1363 D 1 65.
1. Z I Kliniki Polo2nictwa. i Chorob Kobiecych AM w Pozndniu
(Kierownikt prof. dr. zed. W', Michalkievica).

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Poland/Chenical Technology. Chemical Products and Their Application Food
industry, 1-28
Abet JournELl: Referat Zhur - Kh1miyap No 2. 1957s 6747
Author: Wolniarski, Zenoil
Institution; ione~~~
Title; Production of Canned Fish in Tomato Sauce Food Products
Orig-IMEL1
Publication: Gospod. rybne., 1955, 7, 190 7, 17
Abstract: On the basis of a review of the defects of current technology of the
production of canned fish-in-tomato-sauce food products.. conclusions
are drawn concerning the necessity of a better performance of the
fish cooking process, greater variety of tomato sauce compositions
and bf a better technique of pre-drying of fish.
L /Ijo
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POLAND/Chemical Technology Chemical Products and-Their 1-7
Application. Treatment of Solid Mineral Fuels.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No 1, 1958, 244o
~Author Beker Marek,
Inst
Title Effectiveness of Chemical Processing of Coal.
Orig Pub Inwet. i budown., 1957, 7, No 5, 16_19
Abstract To determine whqjther it is more advantageous to export
coal or the products of its processing a comparison is
zade of technical and economic.data, taking into account
prime cost and market prices of coal, coke, semicoke,
phenol, aniline and phthalic anhydride. It is shown
that under conditions of the present state, and prospecti-
ve development, of coking and low-temperature carboniza-
tion coal, in Poland, it is economically advantageous to
export the products of cokirg and aniline that is obtained
as an intermediate in the processing of tar.
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COUNTRY 1 Poland
CATEGORY

JOUR
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Not gi-itin
T 1 T The Poaaibility of the Production in Poland of
Magnesium Chloride and Magnesium Oxide,as : Raw
Materials for the Production of Wood-Stone
ORIG. PUB. Inwest i Budown, 7s No 12, 8-11 (1957)
A B.Ij T R.A. U T The auti,.or discusses the production of MgC12 and
MgO as raw materials for the production of wood-
stone from alkali salt -wastes in Klodav [?].
Possibilities exist lor the production of 100,000
tons of.MgC4 a year. MgO is produced from
MgC12 by conversion of the latter to the oxychlo-
ride and igniting the latter. The cost of the
MgO produced by this process is many times
smaller than the coat of MgO produced from mag-
nesite.
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TREBERT, Henrykv
metra'ogical conference. Problew 19
Preparations for a great
noo.U.007-W8 163..

WOLNIEWICZ, Eugeniusz, d oc.
cis;on mechan'LcS- Froblemy 19
CorLf -~rence on metrologY and pre
201 no. 2:120 164.
hnical Univ
1. Head, Dep Tec ersity,
artment of Technical tAetrologYy
Warsaw.

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ACC, NRI - SOURCE -CODE:- ~PO/9045/65/028/006/091910922..-
_AUTHORt Malchero Jo 0.: Szaynok, A.; Wolniewlezi H,
s' D of Physical Institute of-Techn logy
~PRG apartment 0 Wroclaw, Poland
~~-TITLE: Dust electrification, of KC19 KB,r, and, KJ m6nocrystals
SOURCE: Acts physics, polonica, v# 28,' no. 60 1965, 919-922~
TOPIC TAGSs electric measurement, dielectric crystal, ferroelectric
al crysial.impurity, chemical purity, spectral distribution,
_-cryst
crystal stal: lattice, crystal dislocation, electric
lattice energy$ cry
conductivity dust electrification
a
AW QlDust electrification m surements were carried out foi. dusts
of KC10 KBr, and KJ monocrystals.~- The dependence of electrification on
thelbinding,energy and,lattice coristant was.observed. The KJ duat
exhibits the: greatest electrification and the KC1 dust,, the leasto The
Increase. of the binding.energy and :the decrease of the lattice, cu-netant
:.cause the, dust elactrification.to,:dacrea~ae.. The degree of.purity of
the KC1' KBr. 'and KJ, monocrys tals -,used, for the measurements was similar,
The spectral analysis showed-Ampurities in small quantities of Mgg Ca 0
Sr. Fe.'and-Al., 'Some dislo,catibna-can be expected in the monocrystalso
lt~can-be assumed.that-the degree of-the crystal-lattLee regularity-of
rd 112

FIUTAKY J.1 WOLNIEWICZ L.
-Vibrational excitation of diatomic molecules due to-nuclear
recoil., Ral Ac Fol mat 9 no.7t557-5fQ,, 161.
1. Department of Theoretical Physics, Nicholas Copernicus
UAiersity, Torun. Presented by A. Jablonski,.

KOM-Ss, W.; WOMIEVIIN L.
The coupLing between electranic and nuclear motion and the relativistic
effects in,the ground state of the H2 molecule. Acta physica Pol.
20 no.2:129-140 161.
1. Department of Electrochemistry, Institute of.Physical Chmdotry.,,
Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw, and Department of Theoretical
Physics., Copernicus Universityp Torun.

La
WOLNIEWICZ)
j tegrals in the relativistic
evkUaOoe.4P some 1M
Re w on t e
corrections to the biiiailWenergy of the H2 molecule. Act&
physics. Pol 22:1.luppla.23~9- 1-62o
leDepartment of Theoretical ~hysicsjp Nicholas Copernicus,
'University, Torutx
ko.

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Chemical Product
poLAND/Chemical TeCbnOlOgyj 6tation Inetustry.
'Fe,-10,
art 3e-
ppplicatiODO' m 10, 1958P 34132.
Abs Referat- MIUrnal
jour.
Author for Grain
lot given renching 4at Arrangement
lust
Importarce Of D' ctories-
Title
Malting at A1901"' Fa
2, I;o 6., 2241-
orig pub.. Przem rolnY F1112 1957t 0 which a Jet ba(I
metal drenching vat, 'Ut Supply
Abstract. -d stirrer and air s were
An -improve d instead of S, saving
been introduce d good re sult
seor., yielde
from EL comPre a grain malting.
made at a goo
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ACCESSION NR: APIWI7208
--AUTHOR: Bodnar, Zygmint; Malcher, Jozef; Szwok, Anna; Wolnievicz,
'7 Walentyn
the electrical properties of Class dust
TITLE., Influence of gamma-rays on
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Acta physica polonica, vo 25, no. 1. 1964. 57
TOPIC TAGS: gamma-irradiation',: glass dust, electrical property,, thermal
e
itation, crushing. trap in glass, distribution of charge, exoemmission
xc
process# positive charge,
ABSTRACT Gamna-irradiation of glass produces changes in tho olootrifioation
of the dust, Short irradiation (about 3.00 minutes) increases it, while
leng* irradiation decreases it. Unirradiated but heated dust shows increased
electrification; irradiated and heated dust, a predominance of positive
'cbarge, In Irradiated but unheated glass, thore is equalization of the positive
and negative.charge with inoreasingArradiation tim. Heating may bo treated
as thermal excitations causing the introduction of electrons Into the traps in
3.
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WOLNOMIEJSKI, Norbert, mgr
7&fidip6didae-miners in colonies of Plumatells. fungosa Pall.
Acts. iiyurobiol 6 no.3:219-225 164.
1. Dboartment of Prctection of Nature and of Ecology,N.
Copernicus University, Torun.

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AUTHORS: Wolnyt Andrzej, and Czarnota, Tadeusz
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TITLEs Drying,of polyethylene by a fluidized-bed method
~PERIODICAL: Przemysl chemiozny, v- 39, no. 10, 1960, 629-633
TEXT: The paper describes experiments on drying polyethylene. in a
fluidized bed, which were started upon the initiative af J. Abramowicz.
The purpose of these experiments, carried out with the assistance of G.klaj-
kowska, A.Krajewska, and Z.Makuch, was to examine the possibility of drying
polyethylene on a large laboratory scale. The experiments were conducted
with the use of two methods: a periodical drying method and a continuous
drying method. Based on theresults obtained, the authors conclude that
polyethylene with an initial moisture content of UP to 30% can be dried by
both fluidized"-bed methods, the periodical method as well as the continuous
one. The continuous drying method is recommended,for industrial use. In
this method, the dryer is charged with dry polyethylene to facilitate the
starting of the process. Once started, wet polyethylene is fed. The linear
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Drying of polyethylene P/014 60/039/010/003/oo4
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air velocit
Y is 7 to 8 m/seo, at 60 to 8ooC.
hylene cha The drying time of a poly-
et rge containing 20% moisture by weight was 30 min. The moisture
Of the end product was 0.15% by weight. There are 8 figures, 3 tables,
and 5 references: 2 Soviet.-bloo.and 3 non-Soviet-bloc.
ASSOCIATION: Zakkad Iniynierii Chemioznej Instytutu Chemii Og6lnej,
Warszawa (Department of Chemical Engineering of the Institute
of.General Chemistry, Warszawa)
SUBMITTED; April 219 1960
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1951, Brno.

SZEWCZUK9 A.; WOLKY9 Elzbiata).,WOLNYp M.1 PAR&NOWSKIl T.
~A new method for obtaining d-glycer aldebyde-3-phosphate. Acta blochin.
polon. 8 no.2s201-207 161,
1 Zaklad Biochazii Instytuitu Imunologii i Terapii Doswiadazalnej im.
L: Hirazfeldap PAN9 Wroclaw Kierownik Zakladu: Prof. Dr T. Bamowski
(GLYCERLIXEME chem)
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country : POLOD
Category: Laboratory Equipment. Instrumentation
",bs Jour: RZhKhin., No 17, 1959, No. 60657
Author -Ko_~j
Inst
Title Volumetric Method for Density Deten-Anations
Orig Pub: Szklo i ceramil=, 1959, 10, No 1, 20-21
Abstract: Description of a picnometer equipped with a
measuring burette (NB) for the determination of
sample volume of solid substances. 'Ster placing
a pre-weighed sample into the pienometer, it is
then filled., through the lower stop-cock, with
an exact volume of gasoline (80-900 fraction).
The volume of mr-suring burette is 3 L11. It is
graduated into 0.005 '-a scale. D. Kaplan
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