SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BAYDYUK, B.V. - BAYER, K.

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KHUAN ZHUN-TSZUNI [M*ang Jung-touni; JXT=.-
.,B.Va- --.
Effect of the back proomwe of fluaWg fluids on the
stability
of clay rockou vans. Izv. vys. uchob, sav,; neft' i
gas 5
no.7:25-30 162. (KMA 16:7)
1. Moskovskly institut neftekbinicbeakey i gazovoy
proMah-
lannoati imeni akademika Oubkina i Institut
goologii i raz-
rabotki gorh!~ iskepayonVkh AN SSSR.
oil 1 drining fluids) (Clay)

BAYDYUK Broal I evi h; WOLIN, G.N., vid. red.;
red.
(me r0 rties of rocks at high pressures and
taweraturoal YAkhwdohookle evolotva Cornykb
pprod pri
vysokM davlonUakh i temperaturskb, Moskva,
Gostop-
tekbisdatt 1963. 101 pe (KEU 16: 10)
(Rooks-Teating)

KHUAN zm-TszUN, [Huang Jung-Tsun],* BAYDYUK, B.V.
Effect of the phybicochosical propertias.-of drilling
fluids on
the stability of clays in deep wells. Izv. vys. ucheb.
sav.;
neft' i gaz 6 no.2tl7-22 163. (MMA 16:5)
1. Moskovskiv institut neftekhimicheakoy i gazovoy
pro*shlennosti
imeni skademika, I.M.Gubkina i Institut geologii i
rasrabotki,
goryuphikh takopayeaftb GKTP Soveta Ministrov SSSR,.
(Oil well drilling fluids) (Clay)

KRUAN ZHIJ11-TSZUNI [Huang Jung~tsunj;
BAYDYUK,_B.V.
....
Effect of temperature on the deformability of. the
clay
material on well walls* Izv, vyso uchebo zav.;
neft' i gaz
5 no.10:15-19 162. (MIRA 17:8)
1. MoskovBkiy institut neftakhimicbeakoy i gazovoy
promysh-
lannosti imeni akademika Oubkina i Institut
geolog:!i i raz-
rabotki goryuchikh iskopayerWkh AN SSSR.

, P. V.
23332. Registrator prostoya dahin i linterov. Takatil.
Pro"t' . 1949, No. 6t
0.10
SOt LMPISI NO. 31t 1949

, I
. ~,
US!7.ri (601
Aoric-Atlwc
"leis chani zat ton on t
Y-oakva, Gos. lzd-vo
z cotton storing Placer."
sellkhoz. lit-rY, 1c)51

-
I
USSR (600)
Cotton Baling
L'
"Indicators of the woi7ht of cotton fbef in
the -ress ',ox.11
Khlopkovolstvo, no. 12, 10,51

1 11 ~)YUIT 7.
.. - .1
I;SF,R (LOO)
Cotton wnufacture
"UsinfT rower fra, elect:-~:_c stati)ns anl
sub-stations in cot on mills."
Yllor,irovodstov, no. 5, l-"52.

2. U35R (600)
4. Slectric Motors, Induction
7. Schemes for synchronizing induction motors in industrial
installations, Eng., Rab.
energ. 3 no. 3, 1953.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, APRIL
-1953, Uncl.

3APM,L_?..Lo,MAdidAt tekhnichenklkh nauk,
laur*at Stalinskay
preall,
Complete mechanization of labor-consuming and
heavy work
in the cotton cleaning Industry. Tskst.prom. 15
no.l:
7-10 j& 155. (XLFA W)
(Cotton gins and ginning)

BAIDYUX, P-V-, kandidat tokhnichesidkh nauk.
The creation of an automatized cotton ginning plant.
Tekst.prom.
17 no.1:3-1-14 Ja '37. (KM 10:2)
(Cotton gins and ginning) (Automatic control)

UTDTUK, P.V.. kand.tekhn.nauk
Xectric driveAth reciprocating notion. Yest.slaktroprom.
31
no.3:74-75 Mr 160. (KRA 13:6)
(Automatic control)

BAYDYUKj, F.V.
Speed up the creation of automatic. presses for
fibrous
materials. Mashinostroitell no.12:37-38 D 163,
(MIRA 17:1)

I
-B A fD "IF V Ko VI-Av-, ___
'BAYDMOV, G., inzhener; YJNXV, A., Inzhener.
v -^a__ftWWA,
Fider use of trailers for hauling farm loads. Avt.transp. 32
no.7:13 JI 054. (MLIA 7:9)
(Farm products--Transportation)

XISHCHMKIY,S.; B&YDTUKOF.G.
0--~ ~Aal% Nowme:
TransportIng oWpr beets In staudard packIng
c"es, Ayt.
transp. 33 SO-5:12-13 W 155. (KIU 8:8)
(Swr beets-fronsportation)

I
-, I I - ~, - - . I
-- _ - - -~~ -7-- -;7- ~ -:-' ~
BATV4BI7)V,YA.; GULIN, Th.A.
-
Curve configuration of gmma logging. PrIkl. gaofiz,
no,17:265-273
157. (MIRA 11:2)
(Nuclear geophysics)
(Gams rays)

9- 'd , & - ~.r ,I- - - ,I- " t- /~- C~-'
-- ___A r- --) /--T - 701 _e~ Y-T~ - - I- - I, 1-. --- ---
BAYBOITOT T.-G.; GULIN, TU.A.; DTAMN, I.G.
lbq3arience In using gamma-gamm logging In Bashkiria. PrIkl.
geofis.
no.17:284-292 157. (MIR& 11:2)
(Baebkiria--Oil vall logging, Wiation)

BATIMBITOV, 7.G,; GULIN, Tu,A.; NADIXIN, I.G.
Determining the height of the rising cement solution
in wells
by the data of gmm-gama logging* Rasvedei prox.geofis,
A002:38~42 '59, (MIRk 13:4)
(Oil well logging, Radiation)

3/169/61/000/012/036/089
D228/11305
AUTHOR;
TITLE: A method of interpreting radioactivity-logging
diagrams in the conditions of reeflike massifs
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal Geofizixa, no. 12, 1961,
43, abstract 12A412 tV ab. Yadern. geofiz.
pri poiskakh polezn. iskopayemykh. M., Gostop-
tekiiizdat, 1960, 76-85)
TEXT: Neutron gamma logging readings for two reference hori-
zone--beds of gypsum and anhydrite--are used to determine th
porosity of reef limestones. The porosity determination is
complished by a special pallete As comparisons with the re-
sults of core analysis show, the determinational error reaches
30% for highly porous (1Kp > ICA) varieties and 60% for low-
porous (Kp < 10%) limestones. Z-Abstracter's note: Complete
translation ._7
Card 1/1

BAYENVOY 1. 1.
"New ?*thod of Tlesigming, the Circumforences of
Substitute Evolute P
Profi-lea." Stanki i X Instrument, "0. 4, 1048 -,nfrr

RATEMIY,. V !I.
The UShl25-type two-spindle flat-surf4ce grinding
machine.
Biul. tekh.-ekou. inform. no.10:26-27 139.
(MIRA 13:3)
(Grinding mochinos)

BILYER, A. . ..' -
fiAybt-*AI'~; Kwiatuszynski, W.
"For Proper Development of the ShipVard Industry." p. 22
(g2srcdLgrka Woft,
Vol. 14, No. 2, Feb. 1954, Warszawa)
.4
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessio Vol. 3, No. 6,
library of Congress, June,
1954, Uncl.

NWOCHOVA, S. BAM, A.
Subglattal. hemangioma- as an mroual cawe of stridor in an Infant,
Cask. pediat. 17 uools34,-37 Ja 162.
1. Pediatricka, klinika Ukarska fakulty PU. pover. vedoual. dr.
L. Peliken. Patologickmmatomic]w ustav lek. fak. FU., pover. vedonol
dr. R. Kodousek.
IARYU neoplamm)
EMANG1014A In inf & child)
MSPIRATION in inf & child)
i

RAYER, Arnost
---~Conge
verticulum of the heart. Ceek.pediat. 14 nO-9:833-836
S 159.
lo PatologickD-anatomic)q ustav lekmrske fa)mltv pU v
Olomouci,
prednosta, doe. MDr. Cestmir Dvoracek.
(HRART IMMTS COMMITAL case reports)

BAYER, A.; BENYSEK. L.; MAIMA, 11.
Allergic granulonatonts. Cas.lek.cesk. 99 no.48:1501-1505
25 1 160.
le-Ho Interut klinilm lelarake fakulty FU v Olosouci, seat.
pred-
nosts doo.dr. Z.Kojeo%y. Patologickoanatomic%y ustaT
lekarske
fakulty FU v Olosouoi, prednosta doo.dr. C.Dvorseek.
(ASMW aoupl)
(GRANUIMIA stiol)

TICHY, J.; PROCFAZKA, J.; BAYER, A.
Hodgkin's disease and the liver. Contribution to the
genesis of
so-called infiltrative liver cirrhosis. Cas. lek. cesk.
101 no-32/33:
999-1006 17 Ag 162.
1, 1. interni klinika lekarske fakulty PU v Olomouci.,
prednosta prof.
dr. P. LuM. Patologiokanatoifticky ustav lekarske fakulty
PU v Olomouci,
prednosts, doo. dr. V. Valaoh.
(LMR CIRFUIOSIS) (HODGKIN'S DISEASE)

HEROISK., F.; TESARIKpJ*; BAYM,,A*
P~rimary melanoblastoma of the naeopiharynx.
Typical findings,
review and evaluation of literary data, Cas. lek,
cook, 103
no.18497-5DO 3 441164
1. Otolar7ngologicka klinika lekazwke fakulty PU
[Pulackeho
,university] v CELamouci, (prednostat prof. dr.
J. Chvojka) a
Ustav patologicke onatomie lakarske fakulty FU
[Phlackoho
university] v Clomouci (prodnostat doos dre
V.Valach)o

YUGOSLAVIA/Chemical Technology. Chemical Products H
and Their Applications. Leather. Furs.
Gelatin* Tanning Materials. Industrial
Proteins,
Abs Jour t Rof Zhur-Khimiyal No 6, 11959, 21980
Author I Komarek, Fie, Bayer, A, G,
Inst :
Title : Syntuhatic Tanners, Thoir Properties and
Methods of:Use.
Orig Pub 2 Ko*a i obuca, 1958, 71 No 3, 33-87
Abstract : A brief review is given on tho properties
of synthetic tanning agents, and proper-
ties of the Bayer firm's syntan tannigan
extra NR are reviewed in detail. Its value
among the group of vegetable tanning agents
Card 1/2

BAYXR, A-TA.: 101101=O, B.G.
Annular drLIling of deep holes* MashInostroltelf
no.llt24-26 x 16o.
WRA 13:10)
(Drilling and 1poring)

FHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/3727
Rasshirenlya vozmozhnostey primeneniya plastmass v konstruktalyakh
mashin (Widening the Possibilities for Using Plastics in
Machinery Components) Moscow, )Iashgiz, 1959. 183 p. 8,000
copies printed.
Reviewers: N.V. Popov, Engineer, and P.Z. Petukhov, Doctor of Techni-
.cal Sciences; Ed.: N.I. Suslov, Engineer; Tech. Eds.: N.A. Du-
ginei and A.F. Uvarova; Exec. Ed. (Ural-Siberian Division, Mashg1z):
T.M. Somova, Engineer.
PURPOSE: The book is intended for engineers and scientists engaged
in
the study and manufacture of plastics and plastic machine parts.
COVERAGE: The efiapters of this book were written by different
authors
indicated in parentheses after each chapter in the table of contents.
The chapter 9n the use of plastics in non-Soviet countries Includes
data on the Skoda Works in Czechoslovakia. A number of Soviet manu-
facturing establishments are mentioned. Equipment using plastic
parts is described and evaluated. Considerable attention is paid
to nonferrous and chemical enterprises, as well as tb.the problem
of substituting plastics for critical materials in types of equip-
Card 1/6

Widening the Possibilities (Cont.) SOV/3727
ment subjected to wear or to corro 'give, abrasive
and,chemical in-
fluences. Brand designations, properties and uses of
* number of Soviet-made plastic materials are given. It is thus
* survey of modern Soviet plAstic materials grouped according
to
their specific application In industry, The authors rely
heavily
upon'theexperience of Ural plants,, especially those
specializing
in electrical apparatus, automotive equipment, and measuring
In-
struments. No personalities are mentioned. There are 37
references:
31 Soviet, and 5 German.*
TABIZ OF CONTENTS:
Foreword
3
Ch. I. Plastics in the Automotive Industry (V.Ye. Oklddnikov
and
A.M. Vasillyev) 5
1. Use of plastics in automobile aid motorcycle.3arts at the
Irbitskly motozavod (Irbit Motorcycle Factor [Sverdlovskaya
Oblast$') 5
Card 2/6

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2. Prospects for
using plastics at the Urallskiy avtozavod

[Uralziel (Ural
Automotive Works) *[Chelyabinakaya oblast')
12
Ch, 11. Parts Made
of Plas~ics (A.YS.,~r~ V.K. Solov'yeva,

V.N. Zhuravlev,
V.S._Bang-ovskaya, and N.P. Mislennikov)
17
1. Textolite-surfaced
guides for heavy machines
17
2. Properties and application of
laminated wood-base plastics

[DSPI X 1
21
Laminated wood-base
plastics DSP
21
Wood f logr
21

3; Parts made of asbestoB-base plastics
_
2
Use of acrylics at the Chelyabinskiy-zavod izmeritellnykh

Instrumentov (Chelyabinsk measuring Instrument Plant [ChIZI)
33
5. Use of plastics at some Industrial enterprises in the Kui,-

netsk Basin -
38
Bearings made of,plastice
38
Electric drivesfor
belt conveyors with plastic parts

(description of an
experimental model)
39
Plastib bearings for machines used in
mineral-wool manufac-

ture
41
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Parts made of
faolite
41
Caprone cog driving belts
43
Ch. III. Plastics In
Electrical Machinery and Instruments (G.V.

'Puylo" L.T.
Popomarev, and V.N. Samaryanov)
44
1. Plastic parts in electrical
maohinery
44
2. Escapone (copolymeis of a Soviet type of
synthetic rubber]

and escapone insulation
47
Esciapone pblymers
49
Escapone compound
52
Escapone lacquers
52
Escapone finishing of
cloth made of paper or textile fibres
53
Technology of
manufacturing escapone-it4pragnated glass

fabric.lacquer-coated
escapone-impregnated glass fabric, and

glass-escapone adhesive
tape
54
Pro'perties.of electricalinsulating materials made of
esca-

pone plastics
57
Economic efficiency of electrical
insulation made of escapone

plastics
62
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Widening the Possibilities,(Cont.) SOV/3727
3. Use of plastics for instrument components at. the Chelyabinsk
"Tep'lopribor" Plant 63
Ch. IV. Plastic Articlei for Corrosive Media (B.P. Mastikov,
A.I.
Kazak, P.N. Berezkin) . 68
1. Centrifugal pump made of voloknite" [a phenol-formaldehyde
I resin with cotton-filler]
2' Pump parts and linings made from abrasive materials, 71
3: Vat's-made of vinyl plastics 74
Ch, V. Use of Plaitice in Foreign Countries (A.A.-Domashnev and
F.V. Krayzinger) 77
- 1. Use.of plastics in machine and ipstrument elements
(abridged) Trr
-2. Use of plastics in Czechoslovakian plants ~109
Appendixes (II.K. Mettikh, I.B. Pleaskiy) 114
I. General Characteristics and Fields of Application of
Plastics 114
II. Mechanical Properties of Plastics 150
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Widening the Possibilities (Cont.)
III-,. Physical Properties of.' Plastics
IV. Insulating Properties of hastics
Bibliography
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 6/6.
SOV/3727
16o
171
181
AP/rem/lb
7-12-60

RAUR,.-Pjj
Treatment of hypertensive disease with thlocyanates.
Vrachabnoe delo 27.
541-6 (colums h6t pp.) 147.
(CA 47 uo.21:R537 153)
1. rhjLrkov Ned. last,

3AYL-i, E. nNIDI "7110
1---
On new methods of treatment and maintenance of
insulating uils, par
ticularly in complated transfonriers, by Jayer, L. and
;3ayer, M., 70,
1953, No. 17.
SO: MaTROTECIINICKY OaZUR (Electrical Ba-ineerinr
Review, Czechoslovakia)
Vol. L3, Noe 2) Feb. p 1954

BAYER, Emil (D=keozi)
It is necessary to help; remarks. luto motor 16
no*23: 30
6 D 63.

RA,UR,, &rno
AraMoologioma resear*h wd pbotogrametrY* GOOd k&rt 15
no.4t294-295 163.
,'i%

unm, F.
Bayer, F.
2-SZ-210 tractor rake and tedder for fodder. p. 193.
vol. 5. no. 10, May 1955
MCHANISACE ZENEDILSTVI
SO: Monthly Ust of last Duopean Accassion,(XUL),
LC,, Vol. 4. No. 9,
Sept. 1955,'Uncl.

uym, F.
How to provent breakdowns of the IS-130 automatic binders. p. 266
(Ministerstvo zemadelstvi) Praha. fPublication on lRechanization of
agriculture
issued by the Ministry of Agriculture. Semi-monthiL/
Vol. 5, No. 14, July 1955
SOURCE: East European Accessions List (EEAL) Library of Congress.
Vol. 5, No. 1, Januai7, 1956

UYER, F.
Preparation and servicing of 24-330 thresher. (To be
contd.)
p. 211.
MECHANISACE ZEMELSTVI. (Ministerstvo zemedelstvi)
Praha.
Vol. 6. no. 11 , June 1956.
SOURCES: EM LC Vol. 5, No. 10, Oct. 1956

UY -R, Y.
W'ER, I. Preparaticn and maintonance of the ;~~'-Df
t~xeshirq; nachine. p. 224,
L~
Vol. 6, INo. 12, Juie 1956.
FICHAI-.1SACh Z-,',!iTUSTYI.
AGRICULMI-E
Praha, Czechoslovakia
So: Last European Accession, Vol. 6, No. 3, Varch 1957

Bayer, F.
Bayer, F. The technology of carbon-layer
resietors. p. 87.
Val. 18, no. 2, Feb. 1957
SIABOPROUDY OBZCIR
TEMWOLOGr
Cu--hosloyakia
So. East &xropean Accessions, Vol. 6, May
1957
No. 5

B).YER,-F,
"The LSS-130 pickup baler."
p. 127 (Zemedelake Stroje) Vol* 2, nos 6, June 1957
Prague, Czechoslovakia
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EUI) W.
Vol. 7, no. 4,
April 1958

Fr
Glues and adhesives. Sdel tech 10
no.2:62-67 F 162.

BAYPI Frantisek
"Stereophony" by Ctirad Smetana. Reviewed by
Frantlsek Bayer.
Sdel tech 10 no..3:U9-120 March 162.

BAYER, Frantisek, inz.
------- -
"Printed connections %nd oircuitdw by Benedikt,
Sednidubsky and Soutor,
Revieved by Frantisek Bayer. Sdel teoh 10 no.10:398 0
162.

BAIERS Fr,j, inzI.
"High-fidelity soundO by Ja-roslav Lukes. Reviewed by
ler. Bayer.
Sdel tech 3.1 no-5:200 My 163.

BAYER, Frantieek, Ins*
.-- -1
Unusual method of hot shaping of large rotary
parts. Stroj
vyr 12 no.9t660 S 164.
1, Smeralovy savody National EnterprIse, Brno.

BAYFR, Fraxtisek, inz.
Technology of printed circuits. Sdal tech 13 no.1;5-8 Ja '65.

BAYFR. Frantismk, Jnz,
"Adhesives and cements In electrical engineering" by O.Halbir
J.Kolar. Reviewed by Frantisek Bayer. Sdel tech 13 no.3019-
120 165,

BAYER, Frantisek, ins,
An improved ventilation unit, Sdal teeh 3.1
no,lsl5-16 Ja
163.

18 SOV/127-59-4-7/27
AUTHOR: Bayer,G.9 Engineer
TITLEt The Mining of Steeply Dipping Narrow Vein Ore
Deposits* (Razrabotka malomoshchnvkh krutopadayu-
shehikh rudnykh mestoVozhdeniy)
PERIODICAL: Gornyy zhumal, 1959, Nr 49 PP 37-44 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author describes different mining methods
used in steeply-dipping narrow vein ore depo-
sits of GDR and Czechoslovakia. The
following me-unods are described: 1) the over-
hand stoping methods: the method with ore-
storing and that of horizontal layers with
filling; 2) the method of sloping layers with
filling. The method, with ore-storing is used
in the P-hrenfriederadorf tin minev
( GDR ) , The basic advantage of this method
is the high labor productivity. No time is
Card 1/4 lost for loading and filling operations.

SOV127-59-4-7/27
fts Uining of Steeply Dipping Narrow Vein Ore Deposits.
This productivity was further increased by
the introduction of a new drilling perforator
"Hercules" produced by the Ernst Thaelmann plant
In Suhl (ODR). The same method V
is also used in the Rudnkany and Pfribram_
Polymetallio Mines (Czechoslovakia). The
organization of work is described in detail.
The drawback of this method is the impoverish-
ment of the ore, and the lack of control of
the dimension of pieces of blasted ore
which often obstruct the ore chutes.The method
of horizontal layers with filling Gives good
results in the extraction of the ore and causes
insignificant losses and impoverishment, pro-
vided the preparatory and developing viork v:ere
properly executed, If the distance between
the ore-ehutes is big enough, the delivery
of the ore and of the filling rubbish can
CArd 2/4 be mechanized. This method is used in the

SOV/127-59-4-7/27
no Mining of Steeply Dipping Narrow Vein Ore Deposits.
Slovinki Copper Mine (Czechoslovakia) and in
the Albert Funk Lead Mine in Freiberg (GDR.).
The drawback of this method is low productivity
due to the necessity of alternating the extrac-
ting and filling operations, and eventual
losses and impoverishment of the ore if the
preparatory and developing operations were
not executed properly. The method of sloping
layers with filling, used in the wolfram and
tin Mines of Paechtelsgruen (ODR),
was introduced lately, after the first two
above methods were tried unsuccessfully.
In this method, drifts are inclined so that
the extracted ore is delivered by its own
weight, Its advantage is that ore can be
extracted in one drift while the other is
being filled. The author recommends the use
Card 3/4 of highly productive perforators and of short

SOV/127-59-4-7/27
Aq Fining of Steeply Dipping Narrow Vein Ore Deposits.
delaying blasting for all those methods to
avoid a secondary crusing of ore. There are
6 diagrams, 1 graph, and 1 German reference.
4$40QIATION: The Mirenfriedersdorf Mine (ODR)
9g" 4/4

BAYV, G.; KDPTJ~rl- V.
In the organization of correspondence courseo satisfactory?
t4as, inds SSSR 31 uoo4s3l-32 160* (MM 3,4:7)
lo KraanodarokiY nkhowsklotrest (for..Baywr). 2. fterdloweldy
u7moptiteekombinat,, OrlovAU" ob2ast' (for loptev).
- (Corl*mdones saboob W couress)

IGNAT&VI'"
WIT, 3~ G . ;i. T
W.nW)v) A. S. FIUCHEMYCP G.J* F&RTGSUkiUYA, I., TAUM!~;-A, YU. -G.,
MWOVE'F622 V. V. ANDPEYEVA 0. V. v SHOR, 1.1. 3., -TYUGFP.FOV, G. G,.,
.1 0 FI
"Moddrn Problems of sanitary bacteriology in the solution
of IToblers of cormunal hygiene."
report submitted at the 13th All-Union Congress of Hygienisto,
ZPider-dologists
and Ilfectionists, 1959.

Mramummk md uWWwtrk I I I
Il of ayl
&%obd &" So mododsm for
dw readMu ialitiabool by
- - R. Schusek and L. Do=
(Ul iv. hud4okiwa I
Aise P46rm. Islerm. L
177-SMIUMptus
utrussit).-Myl
air. (1) mu be dod. (a)
by dirW thralion with
brontale in
the pimme of atld and on
alkall bromide by #Wag a
suit-
able indicator ("bosyclay
hw). (b) by adding an ex-
cr,a of brommate with
vubwqwnt lodinwric hack
titratim.
at (e) by 1kralins ibe
seld prodwvd an reaction
with Or
water. nor equiv. of acid
is produced per male of
1. From
This k is conduded that
the Hr adds. p"Auet
hydrolytes
rujoidly to give
1-hrutunisropsuedial. The
second Or atom.
can be removrd toy
builing with an vie m. of
alkall.
Ilexter French

BLYIM' I.
Chemical structure of ergot alkaloids. 11. Lizerg
acid, ergin. ergo-
metrin. Gyogynxeress 6 no.9:210-211 1 Sept 31. (CIML
21:5)
1. Doctor.

_-1j ~"ri
47L-ron-r"'
of as am Lim- I*" Tu.wa
- - ' HE R bf PftL~. Atli$ Chin.
H U N G At JWIffirt -15-24 (~l DIX er=a -Since die
:Color in"e"' produced by treatin ergot alkaloids with
IftNc.jl.v,HO in the presence f HtSO, has a dtfinite
or rel-tion with rh, lysergic acid (1) contcat (cf. l6foluar
and Uskert, C-4. 45. 6575C), the colorimictric, dttn. of.
them,
ancalok-4: Is ~~e with I ergametrine maleate. or efto-!
davine as Otai rt, rA The Intensity of the blue color pro
duced is laversel4groportional to the mol. wt. The depth
of color is 1vot urriciA by sntg. the reAuctahle double
bond :of 1. Ergotarxins pho%phata (11) (cf. Smith and
Thnnils, CA.2 . _. 84A' (decompri.), killed white
mice si 25 mg./kg., acted sympatbolyfleally an the Iso-
tatod rabbit uterus at 0.0325 mg.' ''kg., and raised (be blood
pressurd of cots at ~01 iul./kg. flydrogenation of It In
d1l.,dioxana at 40-501 and 60 &in). gave the dihydro derly.
117). m. JW4'(deMp VIkIlW%hIfeWke1ttIOOMF./
Is. acted sympatholytMt an the isolated rabbit utems at
0 *015 ~fj/kg., and lowered the blood =&,Df tata at
0.3 MS 9- je-b-

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Hungary/Chemical Technology - Chemical Products and Their
Application. Medicinals.
Vitamins. Antibiotics, 1-18
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - Kbimiya, No 19, 1956, 62927
Author: Bayer, Istvan
Institution: None
Title: investigations of Hungarian Ergot Preparations. II.
Preparation of
Pure Ergooriatinine
Original
Periodical: A magyar anyaroze preparativ vizagalala. II. Tiazta
ergokriaztinin
eloallitasa. Vegyipari kut. int. kozl., 1953, 1.9 39-42j Hungarian;
Russian and German resumde
Abstract: A comparison vas made of the properties of ergot alkaloids
ergo-
cristinine (I) and ergotinine (II); it vas found that a green colora-
tion imparted by crystallization from alcohol is characteristic of n
and is not shown by pure I. -On iaomerization with alcoholic H3P04 I
is very rapidly converted to ergocristine phospbatej conversion of II
to ergotoxine phosphate is a more prolonged process vhich:makes it
Card 1/2

BAYER, Istv&D
'o I , I'& dotwnbudm d am Aermly of so ot
,im 4& tm. pftumhwy 0040,
.,..L Pham. Ind.. BtUlArpeall- -AtM' Ejg".
Hu". 3. A15-17(l9WXln-Gefmn).-The ac
d the gim-0044401ttire In P, ildil par
IfU4)
oftbelad tpn.v%-ilhtfij~jbnMtA
the seeW digr = by a colorilrortj ic
Ci the' I re cdon with TIOAr, FeCh,
Erich TI, ~-,"n

BAYRR, 1.
Saponins and sapogenits. Oyogynsereas 8 no.
2:30-1;oontd. lob 1953.
(CIML 23:5 )
1. Dootor.

4YIIRj.X dr.
. tlr44C
Ion exchange resins. Oyog7aseress 9 uo.9:171-174
I Sept 54.
(109 lXCHUM IMSINS)

7RITZ, Gustav, dr.; BAM, letvan, dre
Digitalis. Gyogynsereaz 9 no.10:183-188;
contd. I Oct 54.
(DIGITALIS
chose & phamcol,)

FRITZ. Ousstav, dr.-, BAM, Istvan, dr.
,A
Digitalis. Gyogynseress 9 no.l2t223-227; conel.
1 Doe 54.
(DIGITALIS
chem. & pharmacol.)

RA.Mm .4 --dmk,.&&
. . Colmiderations on. pharomwentic books. ayogyszeresz 10
no.6:108-109 1
Jum 55.
(LITXRATURNO
pharmaceutio)
(PHAMCY.
literature)

HUNGARY / Chemical Technology. Chemical Products. H
Drugs. Vitamins. Antibiotics.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, 1958, No 20, 68435.
Author : Szendey G., Bayer 1,
Inst :Not given.
Title :Chromatographing on Paper is Applied to
Separation
and Analysis of Tropine Alkaloids and to Their
Decomposition Products.
Orig Pub: Acta pharmac. hung., 1957, 27, No 3,
131-136.
Abstract: The above determination was conducted
utilizing
the method of progressive chromatography on
Shleykher-Shill' 20436 paper and employing a mix-
ture of solvents made of n-butanol-glacial acetic
Card 1/2

V
CiC T

D'

AB-:1. JOUR. RZI(ftlia- , NO- 21 19 59' 1-13 -
?5793

AUTHOR :Bayer, 1. and Katona, K.

IF -'IT . .'S o ~.
Vff

T 1 11 L"' :The Determination of Alkaloids and Related
Com-

pounds. III. Cholinium Chloride.

02 L-1 U13- '-Acta
Pharmac Hung, 28, No 5-6, ?16-218 (1958)

A-"' T.-".A CT :A
method is proposed for the quantitative deter-

mination ot
choline (1), based on the synthesis

of trimethylam-ine by
refluxing I in alkaline medi-

um in the presence of Raney
Ni; the trimethylamine

j-9 subseqaently steam distilled and
titrated with

HCl (acid). 10 ml of a solution of about 1.0
gm I

in 100 ml are r9fluxed with 40 ml water, 2 ml

NaOH, and
about 0.5 gm Raney Ni; the (CH3); Laic)

is steam distilled
into a fixed amount of 0.1 N

H011 the excess HC1 is
titrated in the presence of

1/2

222

MNGARY
IPARUS# Sandor; BAYSR Istvan; National Imb-titute 01 pbAr.
macautics (O'CsZaioi~ ~YOU~N.;~ Zti Intezet) , Budapest.
"Data on thq Determination of Alkaloids and Alkaloid-Type
pounds V:E* Strychnine A13mlold Date=jaation in GalerLic
Com
Preparati me.
_Mma&-:~Cav Vol 32i NO 6P NOV
Budapests Aele. Pha=49.00MIC&
629 26~-Zbq*
Abstract2 (Authors, Hungarian surmr7) Tjie alkaloid content
of the P couticals tizotura and extractua.strychni was
studied. Small O~anfes in the pharmaeopoeial method of to.
tal alkaloid tmalysis are xuggestede A procedure has been
worked out forlthe separate deterainaticM of strychnine and
brucins in tinctura and extract= stx7*hzf. Stry&nina is
determined alkalinstrically after the oxidative destruction
of brucines and bxoaoins Is deternined photozotrically after
its oxidation to eacoteline. (Nine r6f6rencas., iclwung
CO-authors
doetors.1 dissertatioup md eight Western.]
L _j

BATER, Istvan, a gyogyszereszeti tudomanyok
kandidatusa
%- -- - - 1 4TNIIF^
The WimkIer centemmial. Magy tud 70
no.8:552-553 Ag 163.
1. Orozagos Gyogyszereszeti Intezet igazgatoja.

AUTHOR: Bayer, Baleer, 1. kDoctor) (R--)d3p.~E3t Farkas,
sandor'!Varkaph, S.
T -T T 11, Contributions to the determination of the at mchnos
alkaloids
SOURCE: Aco4eaia scientiarum hungaricae. Acta chimica, V. 41v
no.1-2, 1964,
209-217
TOPIC TAGS., alkaloid, nitric acid, oxidation, toxicology,
chemical dztecting
LaV--W-T: (Gr)rwa article; withwal Gerum aummry" modU'ied] The
oxida-
tion of brucine by nitric acid vas investigated and methods were
developed
for -~he determination a--r brucine and strychnine based on this
reaction.
The brucine 4-!3 dctermiiiod phat=9tricaUY follaviag the
Oxidation; after
'-r,j brucine -,4'ez e i *.be stry ct,-- i-ne
oUT'f, La~~-'I' t C~'r -i i ne-7" o- f~ I L~ L7" I &n'14 F"- -i-L'
Card 112

~L-'CBSSION AT50217.58
-I~rychnl L-ere pm"ztad and di- azed. Orig. art. 1 fiVare, tables,
graphs.
F! Tn;~ j IUt
ASE:cDC -~A~:,-- "':Sa c h e fur P-.-jd.,kpect (Statc Irnflitute
Tin
SUMMED: 14Feb64 ENGL: 00 SUB CODE. OC,GG
I'R RKF r
SOV: XKUR
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- BAYER9 Jedrzej; DORTW"Ij Jozef
Influence of spacing and density of corn plants on
yields. Rocz
nauk roln roal 80 no.3:525-543 160. (Ew 9110)
1. Katedra Ogolnej Upravy Roli i Ro3lin lfyz3zej
Szkly Rolniozej
w Poznaniu i Ins+.ytut Upra , Nawozenia i Mobozmwstwa.
(Poland--Corn MUM

HUNGPM/Physieal Chemistry. Thermodynamics.
Themochemistry.
Equilibrium. Physicochenieal Analysis. Phase
Transitions. B-8
,'.bs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khim., No 13, 1958, 42487.
Author Lakatos, Dela; Kiraly) Dezso; Bayer, Jeno.
Inst
Title New Periodic Functions. III. Mathematical
Approxination
of Periodic F=ctions of S- and P-"ReGions".
Orig Pub: Magyar kem. folyoirat, 1956, 62, No 4,
119-129.
Abstract: See also RZhKhitip 1955) 25553) 30978)
31414). 1956,
57355.
Card 1/1

nAYER' J.
"Crystallographic facts on dioxibenzoquinone. In
Rusnian."
p. 1620 (Collection of Czechoslovak Chemical
Corminications. Vol. 22, no. 5,
Oct. 1957, Praha, Czechoslovakia.)
Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EZAI) LC,
Vol. 7, no. 7, -AALY 1958

HUNGARY / Chemical Technology. Chemical Products. H
Drugs. Vitamins. Antibiotics.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, 1958, No 20, 68456.
Author : Oyenes I., Nemeth M.,
Inst : Not given.
Title : Use of Carbon Tetrachloride and Phenol or
Chloro-
form and Phenol as Solvents for the Determination
of Alkaloids in Anhydrous Nedia. Determination of
Protoveratrine and Reserpine in Tablets.
Orig Pub: Acta pharmac. hung., 1957, 27, No 1-2,
23-28.
Abstract: Tablets containing 100-250Y protoveratrine
or hav-
ing a reserpine base in a 60-165 mg mass are ex-
tracted with CC14 or CHC13 admixed with 2-3 wt%
phenol. Titration of the base are conducted with
0,005 normal n-toluenesulfoacid. Accuracy of the
method is + 2.5%.
Card 1/1
61

MMGARY/Physical Chemistry - Thermodynamics,
Thermochemistry) B.
Equilibria, Physical-Chemical Analysis) Phase
Transition,
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Khimiya) No 14, 1958, 45873
rule and the changes within periods. The force cons-
tant of the valence bond characterizing the bond
strength
and + proportional to it are connected yith the rela-
tion K A 4 rr2(k2/h2)4 . A = 411-
2(k2/h2)*51002z*/d3 -
Cl.z*/d3 in the case of transition metals. The atonic
heat capacity and the characteristic temperature of
technetium, which was not known formerly, (OD -- 315)
were computed using the above relation.
See part III in RZhKhim, 1958., 42487.
Bibliography with 144 titles.
Card 2/2

HUNGARY / Chemical Technology. Chemical Products and
H
Their Applications. Pharmaceuticals. Vitamins.
Anti blot Ics .
Abs Jouri Ref Zhur-Khimya., 1959., No 40 1285Z.
Author 3ayer', Jeno.
lnst NDM-91-viert~,--
Title Investigation by Paper Chromatography of
Reserpine
and Products of Its Decomposition.
Orig Pub: Magyar Kem. folyoirat, 1957, 63, No 11,
327-328.
Abstract: Reserpine (I) and products of Its
decomposition
(PD) are separated on paper saturated with e 30%.
alcohol solution of formamide (11). Several gamma
of 1 (1% solution of CHC13) are poured on the
paper., developed in darkness according to the
ascending method with a saturated solution of II
in benzene., and for 3 hours the chromatogram is
Card I/Z
69

tCOU11TRY

: HIYNGA~W B

CATOMMY

: Physical Chemistry. Thermodynamics.
Thern-oche-
*

mistry; EquilAbria. Phase Transitions.

I.M. JOB.

t RZXhim., No. 1
196o,, NO-431

AUTHOR

: Lalcatos, B.; Kiraly, D.; Bayer, J.

INST.

Hungarian AS

jTITL-q

Now Periodic Functions. III. Hathle-matical
Appro-i

xLniation of the Periodic Functions of the Pl%ds

a and P.
IV. The Pariodicity.of Atomic Heats *

ORIG. PUB.
Acta chim. Acad.
scient. hung., 1958, 17, No 2,

125-150; 151-170

ABSTRACT
III. See
RZhKhim., No 13, 1958, 110 42487.

The curves expressing the
periodical dependence

of the melting and boiling points, as well as

of the heat of sublimation of tho elements of

the s and p "fields"
(elements with s-, p- and

s * d-electrons), are approximated by
functions
i

*Physicochem ical Analysis

**of the Transition Metals

CARD-

1/3

B-27

COUNTRY B
CAT-330HY t
ABS. JOUR, : RMIM. No, 1 1960., No-431
AUTHOR
INST.
TITLE
IORIO. PUB.
ABSTRACT a I b, and b2 are oonstants. The parameters of
cont'd Zge curves are determined by the method of
least squares. In the main, the ealeulated and
literary values eonoord satisfaetorily.
IV. See RZhKh1z.,, No 14, 19.58, No 45873. Report
II, see RZhKhim.p No 13, 1958, No 25553.
CARD-z 3/3
B-28

Country
Category Chemical Teel-mology.
Abs. Jour Ref Zhur-Khimiyv~, No 14, 1959, No $0743
Author
Institute
Title
Orig Pub,
Abstract
Con'd
Card;
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H-1 7
: extracted witb a water solution of acetic acid
The aescribca method is specific, raDid, and
accurate. The deterwination error is 5%.
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2/2
IS"

COUNTRY Hungary
CATEGORY
ADS. JOUR.
AB-STRACT
16
B-17
58066
40 mi of the solution ebtained are extracted with
C64 at r-H 5.3; the extract containing the water-
insoluble alkalis is chromatographed on AI.0~.
Ergotoxine is eluted with 25 ml CHC13 cqnt3ining
!-^' ethanol-, ergotamine is eluted with 25 ml CHC13
containing 4j. etnanol. The respect.-ve alkaloids I
are extracted from the eluates after dilution wit!!
100 ml other by treatment with a 1% solution of
tartaric acidl the ether is distilled from the
extract. and the alkaloids are determined quanti
2/3

U: 1 -76
71 H
,.(j cz7.porny,
"Or.
rj
--per-- ej:, e er - ya.,
their
d
.i e c 0 q%:) v a t Th
,ctj.on of
-A 0s, e dto t., ,.c)- re s?
.0,-; 'Liorl prt~duct!L j _
decc:rl; ns".1e j,tjjtjV ed
:~r'~ !rg
o 1 0 f
j,ure for','- or
ml CIZ51 ~0)2o i-s, ref"Laxea
ctinical afflol.;nt Of P-
e n
t
j ~, 1; Y. esenre Of a
irs
211

C 011.1 Hungary
CAT12.1GOR-L
A-31130. JOUR. RZM11M., NO. 1959, r0.
J." %U'LiOR
ORiC. ? U 'BI
ABSTRACT
Ck',VD: 3/4
ii-17
794',19
aqueous acetone*. the perchloraze of Il ir, ob-
tained, decomp temp. e52-2~,30, CIC'12 5 D -141-1-20
(acetone-water, 4 : I)$ yield 94~~. A solutTon
of 100 mg of the perchlorate of IT in aqueous
acetone is treated with a solution of 15 xg
N&HCOS in 10 ml water, extrauteJ with 3 5-m2
ad
portions of CHC4 , and the extract is evaporate
.to dryness to give 11 (base), decomp temp 155-
155* (from ale), L 0(31"D -!621+21 (c = 1~~;
CHMS ), yield 8?~,; the hydrochl7oride derivative
212

BAYER., Jeno
Dispersion of optical rotation. Magy kem lap 20
no.3:125-
133 Mr 165.
1. Kobanya Drug Factory, Budapest.

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55152432
BaMr. Ka (CsocUslop Acad d Srieau, im. Dip.1j, singularit7 ploty As
IdI16' a
te loyc
emperalul*
mingularities at Mileluvka during 1910-1939.1 Af~-
$WWOfiWzPrd-'Y. Pmue~ 8(2)-3"2, April 30, IOM 6 figv., 2 tat4es, 12
refs., 2 vis. Ru3.
ian and Gwn=u sumnur6 p. 35. DWB~In the annual temPerature curve ior
htiWovka
them is-& nfihd)6r of perWa In which warming o! coding regularly
oocurs. 17heiie -disruptions
of the continuity in temperature devek4muent clearly indicate the
existence of weiether bin-
Sularities, as appears from a couiparism vith terupcrature
dcvelopment on lluhcnpti~I-crg
and precipitation andOjUWStg&gUftpouditkmj on hfik-Wvka. A
couiparLsxm with the t C~
quency of citculk6on types does not in every ca%e produce %atWactary
results. A av're
detailed anal"is will be nmessxy (A those caseii in which the
fmitioncie-A of circulation ty[WIS
did not rcdect the accurrence of weither singuLaitic,. Subjed
Readimcf: 1. Temperature
singularitits 2. Circula frcqutncies 3. MijeWyU. Czecho4evakim.-Tr2n,
of
asahar's abitrul.

MYR, Karel (Praha)
Y*teorology an atmoopherio pbysicaj climatology an inseparable part
of meteorolog7. Pokrolq mat fyz antr 6 no.53273-292 161.
(Meteorology) (Climatology)

55I.SU-M
Bayer. Karel hallornk Acad-
C-,-P~z INA.. gi Aki=W, Yinotal oblevy v obdobt
1~.- MdewaiogkkJZpr4vyJralu~,.!~(1):8-15,1936.
",9 figs., 8 tables, 11 refs. ' Russian Lnd Cenvian summaries p. &
DWB-Interdiurnal vari
ability of daily maximum temperature at MilekvkA in the second half
of Dec. is analyzed for
the periods 1905S71920, 1922-1938 and 1945-1954. C I the 43 years
lavrstipted there
was a "waming" in 41 cans and thawing (non-freezingkilther In 29
cases. around Christmas.
An Index of cyclone occurrence for a civen area on a liven over a
number of years Is
introduced; it consists of the difference between the number of
cyclone and anticyclone centers.
Isolinet of cyclone occurrence index numbers for 43 years are drawn
on five maps (two days
preceding the warm "ll and first three days of the warm spell) and
the "optic situation
during the Christmas "warming" Is determined and frequencies of
prevailing synoptic types
,arecomputed. Sukkd Roadings: 1. Temperature sipgalatitles
2.Christsuasthaws 3.1111a-
kvka, C"clwalovakla.-Traw. of Author's absir4d.

BAYER, K.
BAYERs K. Regular cold periods at the end of May and in
Julyy 1906-1955. p. 97.
Vol. 9s No. 4, 1956.
METBOROWGICKY ZPRAVY
SCIENCE
Praha, Czechoslovakia
So: East European Accessions Vol* 69 Woo 2$ FebG 1957

BAYER, K.
Geographic determination of the area of influence of a typical
meteorological situatim.
p. 64 (14eteorologicke Zpr-avy) Vol. 10; no. 3, June 1957. Praha,
Czechoslovakia.
SO; Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC, Vol. 7,
no. 1, Jan. 1938

SOM(i)-jo-J, -,j 0/69
JAUT! i0 I I I V. V., K.
TITLE: Synthe.,,,Io of' OL , Y-Dinitroketones
PERIODICAM Zhurnal obshch(-~y khImIll., 1960, Vol 30, Nr 3~
I)P 943-945 Wk
ABSTRIAICT t React,ion of W-n-Itroacetophenone, p-methyl-,
U-Ilwthoxy-, ni,
With P -nitro t n . p-methoxy-, p-nitro- riltro-
styrdries, I 14'-byi, 4
1: '( -1-11troviny!)benzene, 2 uryl- and
2-thI(--,-nylni Te-ne yields several CL,/-dInItz-o-
kctonc~s shown in the Table.
Card 11/~

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7G~ 1
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(X11) It CJ IJ-11'0' A. P. If;,-C.Ij.N0rj*,
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