SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BARTASHEVICH, V. I. - BARTEL, E. T.

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ACCESSION' NR: AT4013934
tubular specimcii of technically pure copper (outer diam. .3.
9 mm, inner diam. 2. 7 mm,
length GO mm) at a consL-uit temperature of 230C and constant
load a-. The results of the
test are shown in Fig. I of the Enclosure and the creep rate
is shown in Fig. 2 of the
Enclosure. The scinilog curves in rig. 2 intersect at one
point, signifying that the initial
creep rate is independent of the number of cycles. On the
basis of these tests it was found
that the probability of dislocation delay increases constantly
with an increasing number of
cycles, thus indicatinif an increase in the total area of
obstacles. The Ak-ulov theory LhuB
makes possible ui evaluation of dislocation motion and its
relationship to the obstaclos on-
countered during motion. Finally, relaxation creep was studied
after removing the load,
and was found to be higher for cylindrical specimens than for
tubular ones. Orig. art.
has: 3 fi,-,arcs and I formula.
ASSOCIATION: Institut motallurgii AN SSSR (Institute of
Metallurgy)
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AUTHORt Bartashevich, P.. A.
Tl,rLE-. Application of Akulov statistical dislocation theory
to stress relaxation
and creep studies (presented by K, S, Akulov,, Academician,
AN BM)
SOURCE: ANA BSSR. Do'Klady*, v. 8, no. 5, 196h, 296-299
TOPIC TAGS: dislocation theory,* plastic flow, stress
relaxation, creep rate,
torsional test
ABSTLRACT.- From Akulov's law for plastic flow in metals
(Dialokatsii i
plastichnost'j, Izd. A11 BSSR., 1961) expressions wore
derived for stress relaxation
rate Ash B (a - ak)
and creep rate 0 RT
B o 0k)
-: 1.
to noe R- nq
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-2-
vhoro A E lit. + Oo - 12~) e-11 e.R.: .
Td verify those two relations, axperimonts were porforned on
tubular copper
-necinan's, us-.;nlr, torsional 'Vests for creep
doterzanation. G" versus 6 cU--V,3s at
tem.paratures T - 293K and T - -379',(,, showed good
quantitative aerooments with the
L, U
aIDove predictions, except for the tail ends of the curves
where stress relaxation
rates were very s7-mll. The creep tests at temperat-xres T -
295) 341, 383, 425.,
L63, and 513K also showed excellent agreement with t!-ie
theoretical predictions
given above. Orig. art. hast 7 formulas and 2 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Fiziko-mekhxLichoskiy institut AN BSSR (Institute
of Physics and
riechanics, AN BSSR)
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CHERNOBILISKIY, I. L(Chormobyllet)(Yip I- I.],
doktor tekhn. nauk;
BARTASHEVICH. V. I.
New vibrating conveyor units for loose materials.
Khim. prom.
[Ukr.] no.1:64-67 Ja-Mr '62. (MIRA 15:10)
1. Kiyevskiy politekhnichaskiy institut.
(Conveying machinery)

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AUTHOR: Bartashevich. R. A4
IORG: none
!TITLE: An investigation of the kinetics of metal creep. during the
transition stage at different temperatures*
SOURCE: AN BSSR. Vestsi. Seryya fizika-tekhnichnykh navuk, no. 3,
1965, 67-71
TOPIC TAGS: creep mechanism, copper, aluminum, lead, phase transitia~
crystal dislocation phenomenonj temperature dependenc.e
ABSTRACT: The author*carried a systematic investigation of creep
r
during the transition stage of ~c~oMer laluminumAnd leadVas a func-
w ---'r-nve sti gated
tion of the'test 'temperature. was found that in all I
as .
metals the creep satisfies the formula e = cl(t + 02) -', and*that
the,
iplot of m against the temperature was analogous for all investigated-
metals: m decreased with increasing temperature but -retaine& nearly.
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constant values, namely 1., 2/3., and-1/2., within definite
temperature
Yanges.. In,the case of aluminum, the limits T 1 and T2 of thetemper-
ature range in which I > m > 2/3 is practically independent'.of the
degree of purity, and the temperature T at which m = 1/2 first ap-
3
f, pears, decreases rapidly with increasing impurity concentration.
The
results when taken in conjunction with earlier work by V. A. Pavlov-1
I.et al. tFM v. 14, 275, 1962 and v. 12, 97, 1961) show that thermal
excitation plays the main role with respect to dislocation mobility
under creep conditions when T < p,while diffusion processes pre
T2
dominate when T >> T Orig. art. has I figure
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AUTHOR: Afanesenko, B.I., Bartashevskiy, Ye.L. and Kolomoy-
tsev, F.I.
TITLE: Measuring dielectric characteristics of low-loss
liquids by means of a waveguide cell
PERIODICAL: Relferativnyy zhurnal. Avtomatika i radioelektronika,
no. 9, 1961, 62, abstract 9 1362 (Nauchn. soobshch.
Dnepropetr. inzh.-stroit. in-t, 1960, no. 60, 8 pp.,
ill')
TEXT: A brief survey of methods for measuring dielectrics,)K
in the microwave region. A method is considered for measuring li-
quids by a waveguide section with an adjustable short-circuiting
stub. The stub makes it possible to vary the length of the
section
and the volume of liquid. Parameters of the investigated liquid,
F_ and tan 8 are calculated on the basis of readings of the
indica-
tor belonging to the measuring line, inserted between the
generator
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SOURCE
AUTHORSt Kolomoytsev, F. I.; Bartashevokiyq Ye. L.
ORG; none
TITLE: Varying the parameters of noncoupled ferrite phase
inverters by an additional
thermal treatment
SMCE: Vsesqyuznoye soveshchaniye po ferritam. 4th, Minsk.
Fizicheskiye i fiziko-
khimicheskiye svoyestva ferritov (Physical and pbysicochemical
properties of ferrites
doklady soveshchaniya. Minsk, Nauka i tekhnika, 1966, 278-283
TOPIC TAGS: ferrite, magnetic loss, magnetic property, q factor
ABSTIUCT: The effect of additional thermal treatment on the
magnitude of the phase
shifts and on the introduced losses in noncoupled ferrite phase
inverters was studied.
1hree different ferrite compositions were used. The specimens
were sintered at 1000-
1200C for 4 hours and allowed to cool naturally in the furnace to
room temperature.
r Xa
1!he experimental procedure followed was described earlier by K.
likatein, N. Cooper,
and J. Troy (Proc. IRE, 50, No- 9, 2025, 1962). A schematic of
the experimental
arrangement of the specimen in the waveguide is presented, and
the experimental
results are summarized in graphs and tables (see Fig. 1). It was
found that the
variation of the characteristic parameters of ferrites by
additional thermal treatment
offers now possibilities for improving the properties of ferritea
working at ultrahigh
frequencies.
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Fig. 1. Dependence of noncoupled phase shift on the thermal
treatment (magnesium-chromium ferrite). 1 - before treatment;
2 - after treatment in air with slow cooling; 3 - after
repeated annealing in air and subsequent quenching
Orig. art. has: 2 tables and 4 graphs.
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AUTHORi `iarts~shevskijp.'Ye.
ORG: none
TITLE: On the problem of loss in ferrites at ultrahigh frequencies
SOURCE: Vsesoyuznoye soveshchaniye po ferritam- 4th, Minsk.
Fizicheskiye i fiziko-,
khimicheskiye avoystva ferritov (Pbysical and physicochemical
properties of ferritGS);
doklady soveshchaniya. MinskF Nsuka i teklmika, 1966, 290-296
TOPIC TAGS: ferrite, magnetic loss, dielectric lose, magnetic
property
ABSIDACT: The magnetic and electric losses incurred in MgAl 0.3 Fe
1-704and in
'!8`CrO-3Pe1-704 ferrites at ultrahigti frequencies of the applied
field were determined
as a function of t"ie thermal treatment and porosity of the
specimen. The determina-
tions of the tensor components A and p, and the complex dielectric
permeability p-*
were carried out after the method of V. V. Nikollskiy (Radiotekhnika
i elektronika, 1,
NO. 5, 638, 1956). The Q-factor was df--termined after the method
described in Tekhnika
izmereniy na santimetrovykh volnakh, ch, 1. pod. red. G. A. Remeza
Izd. Sov. radio,
M., 1949. The experimental results are summarized in graphs and
tables (see Fig. I).
It was found that the character and magnitude of the losses in both
types of ferrites
were practically identical. The magnetic losses in steady fields in
the region of 0
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6-101
.410-3
(Do 200 3W I(o oersteds
Fig. 1. Dependence of /All and on the magnitude of the
(X
steady magnetic field for aluminum-magnesium ferrite, and
the rate of cooling after thermal treatment in air. 1 -
slow cooling; 2 - fast cooling -- quenching
to 400 oersteds increased in the majority of cases as a result Of
further thermal
treatment of the specimens. The electrical looses were found to
be caused by the
conductance losses, and their magnitude depended on the
concentration of divalent iron,
ions in the ferritoo. Orig. art. hass 2 tables and 2 graphs.
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BARTASHL'VSKIY, fe.L.
A. Ye.
YAKTIAN, A.Yii.
A.IF.J;
[lAkiindn, o.1.41
of ~.,ed --'n the
fi2. zhur. i'~ Mll RA 1, 6, 11

AFANASENKO B I,; J3ARTASIIEVSY;X,.,.Ye.L.; KOLOMOYTSFV,
F.I.; VOROTIKOV, N.I.,
Ootsen , AV-,. z6 pusk
[Using a water wave nucleus to mea;ure the dielectric
characteristics
of liquids) lzmerenie dielektricheskikh kharakteristik
malopoternykh
zhidkostei s pomoshchliu volnovodnoi iacheiki.
Dnepropetrovsk,
1960. 8 p. (Dnepropetrovsk. Inzhenerno-stro-,tellnyi
institut.
Nauchnoe soobshchenie, no,60). (MIRA 16:8)
1. L"amestitell direktorn, Dnepropetrovskogo
inzhenerno-stroitellnogo
instituta po nauchnoy rabote (for Voronkov).
(Liquids-Electric properties)

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AUTHOR: Bartashevskiyj Yes L.: Kolomovtsevs F. I.
ORG: Dnepropetrovsk State University_( Dnepropetrovskiy goauniver
sitet)
TITLE: Effect of heat-treatment conditions on the electrical con-
ductivity of super-high-frequency magnesium-baae ferrites
SOURCE: IVUZ. Fizika,, no. 2. 1966, 43-50
TOPIC TAGS: electric conductivity, ion concentration, 9uperhigh
fre-
quency, magnesium ferrite, 4r. ..t f MFP-r rX,',vr1ne.,)-rI
ABSTRACT: The electrical concKuctivit'y of aluminum-magnesium,
magne-
siun-chromium, and magnesium -manganese ferrites has been
investigated.!:
Electrical conductivity measurements were carried out by the d-c
two-
electrode method at temperatures -30- + 300C. The effect of
measure-
ment conditions (materials, method of electrode application, and
moist-1
ure in the surrounding medium) on the results obtained was
analyzed.
Measurements were made of the temperature curve of the electrical
con-
ductivity relative to the ferrite heat-treatment conditions
(tempera-
tures of preliminary and final annealings, atmospheres of the
nupple-

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mental heat treatment, and the cooling rate). The bivalent iron
con-
tent was determined in some samples. Measurement results show
that the!
values of the specific electrical conductivity and of the
activation
energy of conductance are determined by the iqn concentration in
bi-
valent iron. The authors thank F. F. Kodzheb~iro.v and A. Ya.
Yakunin
for valuable discussions. Orig. art. has: 5 figures, 4 formulas,
and
3 tables.
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BARTASHOV, 1.
I
.Latroduction smelting of secoadAry metals. N'-0 2
no-11:37 N
16o. (MIRA 13:11)
1. Zamestitell uachallatka tekhaicheskogo otdala
tipr-ivlenlya
metallurgicheskoy promyshlennosti Hosobleovaarkhovi.
(Alumiaum-Folectrometallurgy)

DRMCIV, G.Y.; KLEWZK.IY, A.L.; DARITASHOV,, V.A.
Preparation of perfluoroacyloxy derivatives of
b1scyclopentudlenyl,
titanium. Zhur.ob.khi?n. 32 no.7~2390-2391 JI '62,
Oufi.~ 15M
(Titanium organic compounds)

SM. IAXI, T. PL ..A PART.-IRVIL3, 1. P.
. ..... .. .
19-1-dmair Prot.-.-- Wwb..Iy- mrmz~.
upon subottt" fW tb. 5th Pftrml~l Cb"Iftl CMfoMMO M St~l hvdwttm.
m-, 30 A. 1?59.

PROKOPCHIK., A. Yu.[Prokopeikas, A.]; BARTASHYIWAS,
Yu.M.(Bartasiunas, j.)
Catalytic disintegration of chlorites. Pt. 2.
Disintegration of sodium
chlorite in the presence of nickel and cobalt
hydroxide. Liet ak
darbai B no.1:133-143 161. (EEAI lOt9)
1. Institut khimii i khimicheskoy tekbnologii Akademii
nauk Litovskoy
SSR i Villnyusskiy gosudarstvennyy pedagogicheskiy
institut.
(Chlorites) (Sodium chlorite) (Nickel hydroxide)
(Colalt hydroxide)

PROKOFCPIKP A. Yu. [Prokopcikas, A.]; BARTASHYUNAS,
Yu.!~. [BartasiunasJ.]
Cataly-tIc decomposition of chlorites- Pt-O The
meQhanism of
reaction. Trudy AN Lit. SSR. Ser. B no.12141-151 162
WIFA 1"Its)
1. Irstitut khinii i khimicheskoy +-k~molojyii Ali
I-Itovskoy
SSR i Viltnyusskiy gosudarstvannyy
pedagogi,:!heskiy.institut.

e S-p C' t r" -a 4 p 'Ir -n 4.1.4
B5-A7.
Lt"iiii St-fte, U Inen! !'.V.
for scienct7, -r,-' en~-Inpcrin:-. ~0,7rpeo 4n "oFcow
so: S,,,.

R. A.
4artava,
absclutt- -r,,~-nltudes cf -f F-5-AW."
r.3 . ; . . - -
- I -
;4. it. -., P r t,&:"-; .RcvD.-wed !,.,, '.'. '.. Arsentlycv.
A!Aron. zhur. 20 NO. 4, 2~,52.
ccessions. Library of Congress, November !'~52.
'L":CLA,-SSIFHl;
..onthl- list of Russlan A

9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, -.'1
1953. Unclassified.

BARTATi, R.A.
Study of a nova in the constellation Ophiuchus (N Ser
1948) disco-
vered at Abastumani Observatory.
Biul.Abast.astrofiz.obser. n0.15:
17-32 '53. (KL'RA 7:10)
(Stars, New)

BARTATA, R.L.
Determining absolute spectral magnitudes of weak
stare of types B5
A7. Blul.Abset.astrofts.obser. no.15:17-32 '53. NLRA
7:10)
(Stars--Spectra) (Stars--Magnitudes)

(My A'.' R*.~ A.,
tWAIbtr0A*3ny!-..Spectras'o*
c py
Out 1/1 -Pub. 43. 10/97,
I Kalandadze, N..B.~, and, Bartaya
R. A.
2LUe v Spectral diterminations of absolute magnitudes of faint stare
at the
Abasturnansk Ast-r- ophyoi c- obs ervato'ry-
*MGM". I I.sv. AN SSSR. Ser. Az.-~ 18/2, 249.-251, Mar-Apr,1954
Abstr"4 s'. The results obtained during,spectral determination of
absolute nuadma of
faint stare are briefly,-rep~rted., The'authors measured the
intensity~ of
thr'se spectral.bands with centers of about 4200. 4176, 415~, the
inten-
sity of which was compared with the -constant intentifty of a
continu Ious
spectrurn between lines and 4226. The intensity was determined
by the characteristic'cuilvis plbtt ed by_ means of a 6 -sta
Se slot on aslotted
spectrograph. The Balmerlin 'e absorption was used as a basiz-7 for
the
determination of absolute,- -magnitudes of faint stars of the B5 A7
subclass.
The Astrophysics Observatory$, Abastumanek, Gecirg-SSR
Submitted., .........

ATA R,A,
r!AR?
,
Absolute spectral magnitudes of 137 stare of spectral
types B8 and D9
locqted In high galactic latitudes.
Biul4bast.astrof1seabser, no*18:
3-12 '55- (KLRA 9:1)
(Stars-Magnitudes)

K-TU,RA.DZE, Te.K., akademilc.-I~ARTTITA. R.A.
St%idving spectral characteristics of stars in regions
of diffuse
nniq;Inn nnbiilan and star clusters. Soob. All Gruz.
SSR 21 no.l.,
~Iq_35 ii 158. (!qiR& 11:10
1. Abaturiangkitya astrnfizicheqkaya obanrvatoriya. '.
MT Gnu:SSR
(fnr KhFiradze).
(Stars--Spectra)

BARTATA. R.A.
- .
Catalogue of absolute spectral magnitudes of 766
spectroscopic
B-wA &-type stare in 44 Kapteyn areas situated along
the galactic
belt Objj;~300). Biul.Abset.astrofiz.obser. no.22:25-43
158,
(MIRA 11:12)
(Stare--Catalog~)

811456
SOV/35-59-8-6314
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Astronomiya i
Geodeziya, l9fig,
Nr 8, pp 30 31
AU-1HORS: Kharadze, Ye.K., Bartaya, R.A.
T=E: f __tars in Several Regions of Con-
Spectral Classification o \3
stallations Sagittarius, Cygnus and Cepheus, and Around the
Clusters TrI and NGC 6913
PERIODICAL: Astron. tsirkulyar, 1958, May 26, Nr 192, pp 11 -
13
ABSTRACT: The authors performed the spectral classification
and deter-
j mination of photographic stellar magnitudes within the range
from gm to 12 m in several regions of the Milky Way and around
the clusters TrI and NGC 6913. The study is a part of an
extended investigation of the Milky Way regions with diffuse
emission nebulae, which was carried out in the Pbastumani Ob-
servatory with a 70-cm meniscus telescope and a 70-cm lens
Card 1/3 prism. The following regions were investigated:

8 14 5 6
SOV/35-59-8-6314
Spectral Classification of Stars in Several Regions of
Constellations
Sagittarius, Cygnus and Cepheus, and Around the Clusters
TrI and NGC 6913
Nr in the
KrAO Atlas
1950
1950
1
b
Constellation
18
6h 12m
-12000'
3460.2
40
0. 2
Sagittarius-Scutum
31
20 30
+46 18
52 .1
+3 .3
Cygnus
32
20 26
+46 48
49 .2
+2 .0

33
20 42
+41 00
49 .4
-1 .7

37
21 09
+59 36
65 .9
+7 .7
Cepheus
Four hundred stars were classified in Region Nr 18, of
which 61 stars belonged
to classes O-B2. The spectrum-visual magnitude diagram
indicates the presence
there of an O-association. In each of Region 31, 32, 33
and 37, from 500 to
600 stars were classified. In the first one only three
B2-B3 stars were dis-
covered, in the second and third - only one BO-B2 star in
each, and in the
latter - not a single star of a class earlier than B3 was
found. Ninehundred
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Spectral Classification of Stars in Several Regions of
Constellations
Sagittarius, Cygnus and Cepheus, and Around the Clusters TrI
and NOC 6913
stars were classified around the TrI cluster, of which 45%
belonged to the
classes B9 and earlier, and 7 stars to 0 - B2 classes. The
presence of an
O-association in this region is presumed. Fifteen hundred
stars were in-
vestigated around the NGC 6913-M29 cluster, of which 34%
stars were of the
O-Bg classes and 174 stars were of the O-B2 classes.
Apparently it. was an
eastern boundary of the stellar association around P Cyg.
N.P. Kukarkina
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SOV/35-59-8-6326
Translation frorn: Referativnyy zhurnal, Astronomiya i
Geodeziya, ~959,
Nr 8, pp 32 33
AUTHORS: Kharadze, Ye.K., Bartaya, R.A.
TITLE: On the Average Distance Between Neighboring Stars in
Chlains
Consisting of Bright Stars
PERIODICAL: Astron. tsirkulyar, 1958, August 26, Nr 194, pp
20 - 21
ABSTRACT; The photographs of five celestial regions obtained
with a 70-cm
meniscus telescope of the Abastumani Observa~~were processed.
Three of the nine chains of bright stars noticed by M.A.
Vashakidze may be considered as being physically connected.
This is indicated by the fact that they are of similar,
spectral
classes, almost equal luminosity, and, in two cases, equal
pro-
per motions of stars in those chains., Main data pertaining
to
the stars of these chains are presented. The separations of
stars in one of these chains turned out to be 11 - 12 parsec,
on the basis of absolute stellar magnitudes determined. by
L.S.
Card 11-2 Galkin with allowance for interstellar absorption.
Separations

`1459
SOV/35-59-8-6326.
on the Average Distance Between Neighboring Stars in Chains
Consisting of
Bright Stars
in the two other chains amount, on the average, to 35 parsec,
as determined
from the absolute stellar magnitudes obtained by
S.P._Apriamashvili from the
Pb3stumani spectra. The authorsadopt 15 - 35 parsec as the
average separation
between the neighboring stars in the stellar chains of the
given type.
N.B. Perova
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KHARADZE, Ye.K.; BARTAYA, R.A.
Spectra of stars around NGC6604, NGG6913 and Trl.
Biul.Abast.-
astrofiz.obser. no.26:35-79 161. (MIRA 15-.3)
(Stars, Spectra)

BARTAYA, R.A.; KHARADZE, Ye.K.
Spectra of stars In four segments of diffuse emitting
nebulas.
Biul. lbast. astrofiz. obser. no.28:161-203 162. (MIRI
16:7)
(Stars-Spectra)

BARTAYA~ R.A.
Fx~tess short-wave radiation in the spectrum of FU
Orionis.
Astron.zhur. 39 no.14159-161 Ja..F 162. (IMU 15-2)
1. Abastumanskaya astrofizicheskaya observatoriya
AF Gruzinskoy
SSR.
(Stars.. Var-lable-Spectra.)

K
b% L
nsLrofiziche-

S/081/62/000/012/004/063
B168/B101
AUTHORS: Bartozak, Tadeusz, GaIdecki, Zdzislaw
TITLE: Crystalline structure of compounds of alkaline metal
halides
with halides of trivalent antimony and bismuth. I. The
elementary cell and space group of K(BiBr ).H 0
4 2
P~;RIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 12, 1962, 34,
abstract
12B213 (Zesz. nauk. Politechn.16azk., no. 36, 1961, 11 - 13)
T-'-'XT: The crystals of K(BiBr 4)-H20 were synthesized,
analyzed chemically
and subjected to X-ray examination (Laue, rotation and ~Zu-K
methods).
Parameters of rhombic lattice: a 8.79, b 12-76, c 22:70 A, Z -
16,
Q(measured) 4.48, Q(caloulatedy,4.55, groups Pnan.
~Abstracterls note;
Complete translation4
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BARTICU, -L-,,.-Dnd,- -GALTh-C-K-1,-Z,,, of tile Department of
Inorganic Chemintr
.y
~-o~nic Institute (Katedra Chemii Nieorganiczncj Politechniki),
IAxdz.
Cr al St Heptachlorodiantimonite RbSb2Cl74H20
Zst ~ture of Rubidium,
,and Rubidium Heptachlorodibismuthite RbB12CI7 20
ShVr~i 1, Vo
llaraaw,, jk47,5W 61 40, No 2., 1966, pp 341-31~2.
Mbk~r~ The crystals of RbSb2Cl7'H20 and the isotypic
RbB12Cl7'H20
,bale'mononjdnic. -Ihe unit cells contain 4 molecules. No
piezoelectric
effect was observed. The space group 15 C& - P21/c. The
structun3 of the:.
heptachlorodibismuthate was determined using common and
differential two-
dimensional Patterson synthesee.and two-dimensional electron
density pro-
jections.-The authors thank Professor E. jozefowicz for
encouraging interest.
L-JPFS: 36,002J
TOPIC TAGS: rabidium compound, organoantimony compound,
organoblsfluth compound,
electron density, crystallograph
SUB CODE: 20,07 1 SUBM DATE: 04 Nov 65 / ORIG REF: 002 / OTH
REF: 001
K H
Cord 1/1

5Z,
ix

BOTCZAK, Nikodem, r4r inz.; CYBUSLSKI,
",tanislaw, mgr inz.
Water and sewage maragment, in the, publf~,
il,.'m'*riFt,ru*ic,r, of
transportation. Gosp wodna 23 no. ~-- 1, tr.;3.

1A
OW
MR
WOW
4N"
4Z
I
,;~ Qy
y-_ 191: 2_1
Ile A-,-d
V~il
ME. 4
5A
rAFa.
Z
NR

T
T"i
A
FOL',ND Cht)::.I_ri,l froiuc~.- rend '-1--Ar H-22
Treniment cf Solir~ C='_-usti
,inerpls.
,%bs Jour Rof Zhur - Khim., No 14, 1958, :,'o 47974
,'iut.hc,.r '.:r!rvbin, ',?rm B-rtocki.
Inst Wroclov, Pnlytechni'~~vLns ~Iu'fe
Title Erown Coal Bituminc as Noturvl Ra sin ou
-..':.'axv Substlonct;s.
I
brig Fub 1',Pteira Technologii Wogle. Folitechrill~i
~!roclvvskiej, 'e"ied.
chain., 1955, 9, '4;n. 2, 65 - 84.
.'~b str not !, classification cf naturpl wrxco and
resins is
The rrr-.orties, chemical nnirpnoition and methods of
win-
ninp, rew mineral wax are discussed. The dc~seripticn of
mi -
norril wrx frcu -,f resin is givor, methods oC its
purificrtiTn
and the propertios of tho pure prcduct are given. T- -e
sphar,i)-c of brnwn coel wax vnd resin utilization are
nrc~sc-,n-
trid. Fi~liogrrphy with 66 tities.
lard 1/11

JEZOWSKA-TRZEBIATOWSKA, B.; BARTECKI, A.; CHMIELOWSKA,
M.
The potassium permanganate-stannous chloride system in
acetone. Bul
Ac Pol chim 7 n0-7:48_1%-490 159. (EEAI 10:4)
1. Department of Inorganic Chemistry, Wroclaw
Technical University.
Institute of Physical Chemistry, Polish AcadevW of
Sciences.
Presented by W.Trzebiatowski.
(Acetone) (Potassium permanganate) (Tin chlorides)
(Systems (Chemistry))

Pol-And c
lnorgaiiJ c Chemistry Camplom Cnmpnijnrb;
L~-T-.?CK
lu'~ no r e. o'~;
T i T
r
Orr
lit
%~t
r
n_v i
17 0 6- .
I k , )2 - - i 1: " 11
T L yl
:ne,.,v.. c--, ne,
ke-tune, aCPtyl~LCO-0!10, on L!
C. r,.-~a -n 1,4 e , i, L; t j I i.- :1 SLM n o r, -14, e
ri e n o i s
-,cjur.,j--~-v, a n,i E; t r r
a.:
c t v I Tt '~.s
t 0 i:1 (;,- ~-n i i en u... r) 1-,) L ,.j n
t r I
c. r n c 0 1 v e -I s -1 r c f's 2! a U e .)cc tl*r
ywa -.ka , 11. Cxii e I o v - ii M. ~:ile, -iL,, i

~Icolnzxy
cat~~"'.' ry TnorCunic Ch--~miritry C,,upj-ux
Cc-n~;c-nid:3.
N3 -1-5, 1959
j n s r, -A u t
Titl:-,
'A u 1,
rncle~.ul:ic~ of or~-an;-- :~o:vr,. ~Li-
7s
t 11 C'f 2 L., 0 11
n etilrr
!~tre-Llm f 02 j~ p~j:~St~.j t":e -,O].Ut4fr
rA~
fro,.,
tic
fo~lom:~

Tuo-im-jc Chemirtry - Cfmplmy. Com ,Lndf3
Zh Nj 15,

r1

R ~7 0 + ~1 ~ -t.
02
.3~ + A), lie, )2 -
2
4
T a,! 0 t Of! f- - ~_n
:)I, soluL."or, f n
tr` outyl- rc ~Oy..Jte 13F)
r.'11: Lf' 0115- 511_iition_; are Tor(. COMDI~:x than

lnorgafLiC Ch2mistry - Cunplex Ccmpounij.
nim.
RZIK No 13, 1959
r I
t t-,e -,;:7-c-cLra
i r
-a re
ci c -.i e
i t
-i ji~- I; tf 0 n c t ai, n 'C 17)
t*.~ r ;!,..i r
of ~h--~ 7~ S
T:C;
a c MD,- ~ x of
;--i,L n o
u. Nhar.' tonov

PC'Udm/optics spc-ctroscopy.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Fizika, lio 1, 1960, 2154
Ai,. t1l or Jozcwska-Tryabralowska, B., 1-1,irtecl d, A.
inst Univ.2rsity, Wroclaw, !-.~.sTitv~ta of Fiysical
Che.rdstry, Polish Acadc;ny of Sciaicos.
Til"Ic The Absorptio:i Spectra of Uranyl Nitrato Soim;~
Crganic Solvents
Orig Ptlb Bull. Acad. polcn. sci. Ser. sci. chim., ,eol.
et
gco'-.7.1 1958, 6, 1o 9, -6'1"--')74; IL-L
Absorption Spectra Vc:3 1-.10ar'll 'rcd of solctio.is of
hc;:a:iydrate uraijy! ait:-atc iii watur (I), dio;:a:i
'0 (11),
acatclie (III) ."-,et:-,yi ot:iyl ketono (IV), i,iethyi
ivcbi-i--
tyl ketone (V), ti:i,)ityl piiosphate (VI" aceto.-, 1"i-
tryl IVII), forn-p=ido (VIII) ai-A acutyl acetol--o (IX)
Ll the r,2a--1r5c from 360 to 500 milliuicrons, Tho
Ca--.-d 1/3

POIXIT/Optics SpC!ctrOSCOPY.
1 '2,~'C, 2'
Ahs Jcr.2 Ref Zh-.,,r Fizikr,, No
Carl 2,/-~
spectr,:arn of solliticiis I VIII consists of a broad-
haLd with a clearly prono-nced vi'Drational
st-r'..ctiure
ci~d, ar,
.pare:.,tly, correspciid,,-t to t,,-! forbidee;i
ti-all.-
sition of the clec"Irmiq of the ttdd, end oii Vio- 5 f
Drbit of uraiiiuir.. The position of the of t' ,C
Vibrational llands und Ue eon~c!;ponding Coefficielits
of nbsorption 6 (""1010-1 CM"*' litc!r) are
t.--.bvdat~,d.
In III --. VIII the vebrazlonal structure i's less
shar-cly proaoumcca than in I -.- II, aiid a
bat',ochzcnic
shift occurs in t-.1C! bands by appreximat-e-
ly 1C, rdllimdcro~ls. Mr-- similarity batwevii
sp~!,.-tra 1
-- VII shows that i:,. t:ic soliition. t,c: ara~*,l
nitrate
exists in the form ljo~)/H 0)4 ' OiC or
-~ 2 3 2
UO C)),~(Nc vher,, tile nitrato 3~-oo~s
2(H2 3%2 j I
bo partially replaced by mlec,,des of tho solvent.
129

k1MTP/3ptics Sp~,ctror, copy. K
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Fizika, No 1, !960, 2154
Jud3ing from the considerable increase in E
:,or complex wit:-. the solvent is formed i%-
a stroi~r
VIII, and Vic formamid, crovds out tl.k~ watu'.
the coordination rphero (in viii r t- 29.85,
as its values in II, III, and VI are 8.2, 11-13, and
9.74 respectively). The spectrum of IX does not
hav-- a vibratioiial structnro and consists of two
broad bands at 400 and 453 millimicrons with C ~-
580 and 260 respactively. The differe.1ce fro:a
th.-!
spectra of the othe: solutions is ascribed to the
fornntion of a cholate complex, where the bo:;d
U--TX
has a partially covalciA character. -- D. Sur-lobcv
Carft 3/3

BARTECKI, Adam; CHMIELOWSKA, Maria;
JFZCWSKA-TRZEBIATOWSKA, Bog-aalawa
Inorganic corpounds In acetone. Pt. 1. General
characteristics
of non-aqueous solvents, properties and purification of
acetone.
Pt. 2. Durability of acetone against the effect of
supermangan.
Przem chem 39 no-4:210-218 Ap 160.
1. Katedra Chemii Niaorganimaj, Uniwersytet I
Politechnika, Wroclaw
i Instytut Chemii Fizycznoj, Polska Lkademia Nauk,
Wroclaw.

BAR'!-'CYI, Adam Jr., inz., adlunlt
Rpsr,nrch cn the 1wrincus f2wnpq of certain ratural
Sclid fu0s. ft, " L
A pbctoelectric TretN-l of rpsenrch on the luminol'S
Thencmvnn. J't . -, .
MM,,l irl kinetics of the Uminous Th(,noren(n. F t, 3.
Stmicture and
propavatirn rf tle flares. Cherin Wrcclnw rc.
7:F7-!-C0. '61
1. YntnOra Chp:-.ii Niporq~,riezro.4 II, *?. .- ~ -, 1
~:. v.

BARTEC71, Adarn; JEZ(YeISKA-TRZERIAT"v:SKA, Boguslawa
Vibrationbl, structure of electrcnic spectra of umnyl
nitrate. Ft. 1.
Force constants and U-0 distances in cr6;nic solvents.
Nukleonika 6
no. 4:267-275 '61.
1. Politechnika., Wroclaw, Katedra ChE!Mii
Nieroganicsnej II i InstytL~t
Chemii Fizycznej PAN.

J-zZOWSJKA-TRZEBIATDW3.KA,, Boguslawa; BAJiT--'C-'U,,
Adam
The vibrational structure of electronic spectra of
uranyl nitrate.
Pt;2,: The dissociation energy of uranyl ion.
Nuk-leonika 6 no.4:
277-285 161.
1. Politechnika '. Wroclaw, Katedra Chemii
Ilieroganicznoj II, Instytut
CheTdi Fizycznej Poiskiej Akademii Nauk.

JEZOWSKA-TILZU"ATOWSKA3, Boguslmm; _BAMUI, Adam
The vibrational structure of electronic spectra of
-ar&nyl nitrate.
Ft, 3,s Transition intensities in the spectra of
uranyl nitrate.
Nukleonika 6 no.4:287-294 161.
1. Politech-nika.. Wroclaw, Katedra Chemii
Iiieorganicznej II.

610U116210,30101 9/0~)1/053
c- 0 ol v d nt ft e t n a~ c ro o n s c c t a o u r a r. t r, I
t e
abstr!lct
Y
L2i. z~or. zci v. 9, no.
-in Ru~;.]
c t f c, on the %b!-,or~,tion z;pcct,-ZL
is of cri-
dl--cz3ea on t-e busi -
3f u 1 t te ~j
CV I trfi7 of 1 6-)Iat ns th(: r,
t~ c 0
c v r:.t c~:vil
01
v
i o n . c- solvcntz~ c~u~e
r I C c t c'- :4 v ral i c
n - c r e c, the w-ct:-n
C, o tn,~ rc, n tr~- n-- i t: on

r in. c V E~ i:
c ov I c n t
c Z, r: t
C, e t 0
r i c t e r nc u

BARTECKI), A.
"Absorption spectra in thm ultraviolet visible
region" edited
by I.Lang. Vol. 2. Reviewed by A.Bartecki. Wiad chem
16
no.1:62-63 Ja 162.

-- BARTECKI, Adam, dr.. inz., adjunk-t
Problems and achievemnts of Hungarian science in
the field
of spectroscopy. Wiad chem 16 no-5:285-298 My 162.
1. Katedra Chemii Njeorgaacznej II, Politechnika,
Wroclaw.

JF.ZOWSKA-TH7MIATOWSKA, B.; BARTECKI, A..j_ KEDZIA, B.
Pblioular spectrostopy of anhydrous uranyl salts. III. Bul
chim
PAN 10 ho.-8:433-438 162.
1. Department II of Inorganic Chemistry, Technical University,
Wroclaw. Presented by W. Trzebiatowski.

MWIECIFI , A,
Activites of the ll&in Eyecl:tive Board of the
Polish Chemical
Society. ~,iad chem 18 no. 2: 129-131 F 164.

T. r6a--E7'MC - ) -IZE( . -- ---. I . ~ - .---
AM Nlr-KP6002227 SOURCE CODE: CZ/O()43/65/000/003/0161/0166
AUTHOR: Bartecki A.
ORG: Department of Chemistry of Rare Elements, Technical
University, Wroclaw,~ Poland
TITLE: Chemistry of MeO sub 2 sup n plus oxycation compounds
[Paper presented at the
Symposi-um. on the Structure and Properties of Cooi~-dinated
~;Cqnpounds held in Bratislava
from 2 to 4 Septer~ber 19641
SOURCE: Chemicke Zvesti, no- 3, 1965, 161-166, .1
TOPIC TAGS*. molecular spectroscopy, ohromiun) -..i -Ienum
compound,
intermolecular complex, vanadium compowvl, coord i im I i o),
!: ' t.ry
ABSTRACT: By Mol cular spectroscopy it
was shown that In Cr02X2 chroxyl compounds, the CrO21+ group
exhibits
features Of an oxycation group. Individual characteristics
depend on the
nature of bond with remaining X. Chroiql compounds react
differently with
hydrocarbons when chromyl group is attached to a chlorlde.t~an
when it is 2+
at,4ched to an acetate. Data concerning YOM)
complaxes,containing an W2
-U-- - -1th "Otyl acetone,
group are presented; MD02M2, MWZBr2, an COMPIOX06 W
8-hydroxyquinoline, and tripherW3Awseqo oxide ore discussed.
Results of In-
vestigation with th* vanpol group V02, a" discussed. Light
absorption
Phbwm*na &r* OT&IuatOd- Orig. art. has: 3 tables. Z'-J~M-7
SUB CODE: 07 SUBM DATE% none / ORIG REF. 006 / OTH REF: 004

BARTECKI., JAN.
Bartecki, Jan. - Ksztalcenie politechniczne i problenatyla
planu szescioletniego w
nauczaniu fizyk-i. Opracowali; Jan Bartecki, Gzes-law
Fotyma i Konstanty I^-ch.
/WYd. 1.,.7 Warszaw, Panstwowe Zaklady 'Rydawn. Szkolnych,
1-952. 115 P. L'F01v-
Te~hnical education and problems of the Six-Yew- Plan in
the teaching of p*slc_s7
SO: Monthly List of East 'European Accessions, L.C., Vol.
3, Na. 4, April, 1954

Julian; Jf~r:-y
resi7n and itilizat* -7r, (S fx*rr,--ticn apparatus
for contil:i1cus
extraction of ScAilim nl,min~ite frc.~m, FAriter.
;'roblemy prnj hut
maszyn 12 Y,,-,10;281)-296 () 164.
1, Eipro.Ibt, llrzelinia.

,xiam, M9r inz.; ZAKLOI, i2~r, mgr inz.
ZLDRDZNY, Mf _L
221.5 M of cross heading during I month in the I YAja
mine. Viadom
gorn 14 no.2/3:49-53 F-Mr 163.

BANIKA, Ylarian, mgr inz.; BARTECKI, Fiotr, mgr inz.
Possibiliti-es of improving separated ventilation
for mine
construction works in the RyUiik Coal District.
Wiadcm gorn 24-
no.5:14,"-149 My 163.

FIEBIG, Adolf; B;L~I'ECZKO, Izabe-11a; ST-"CIUIIJ,
Irena
Studies on methods used in phar:,.accutic practice for
the increase
of microbial contv.-dnation of drugs. Acta pol. 28
no-5-435-
440 161.
1. Z Z,-Odadu Farmacji Stosowarej Almdomii Medycznej w
Gdanslai
Kicrownik: dr A. Fiebig i z Apteki Panstwowego
Szpittila Zlinicznelgo
ITr I w Gda;isku Kiormiir: mgr J.L,-,,wonowa.
(D1SINFILT1W) (DRUGS)

OAP,TE-~,

Phenol-formAdehydejon exch It. Influence of
-
'

the iaiI6 U
to formaldehyde on the propertivs, o~'
ph&iol

cation of the pbenolsulionic acid condensed in an acid

raedium. !-f1lik-i Polak and E ~.Rqrtel Wniv.
-
-7-F
IR&
ii

PEA
r
semyst Cfii
~
J
`
-
-

su m III:I
cI C.I. 52, 84177d.-The condensation reaction
rj)
;

of p-phenolsulfonic acid with HCHO in an acid mediUln

can be
controliLd when the process is carried out to the

point at
gelling ambient temp. Thus, -\t~e exchange

capacity and the
swelling oneff. of the ealionite is controlled.-

The 8 c-,ntcnt
and the no. of sulfonic-`g-ro-u`pTTn the ion ex.
h
i
i

a2 - Ilk 3

tereasts w
c
unScr c
th decrt;%~,Ing ratio of phenol to )IC110.

The s~Aelling coeff.
d"nds largcly on the cinitcut of the

sullonk groups. The nutin
factor respoj)~ible for splitting

f'I sulionic groups during
condersation is JICHO. The ratio

of phenol to HCHO influences the
yield of the resin. .00

T4

POLAKJI H.; REEERICHA, Vl.; KLESTIL, Fr.; BARTEJS, J.
Volumetric and morphological changes in blood cell's of
workers employed
in mining and processing of radioactive raw materials.
Prac. lek. 14
no.9:413-420 N 162.
1. Ustav hygieny prace a prevence chorob z povolani,
Jachy=ov.
(URANIM-1) (MINIEG) (BLOOD CELLS)
(OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES)

A. US I L .
portable mine tr:!nsfor:-,er st.--ti.)ns which conno,
c.mise explosinns. p. 235.
v
T-r.-7LT (Mlinisterst.vo i,aliv) Praha, Czechdkslovakia.
Voll. 1, ':D. 7, Jul~, 3959
!,'oi-tlil%- List of '-,'-~-st Eurorean Accesions ~:ol.
~-, ':o. 1, Jar.. 1960
T-Incl.

L 14159-66 EV?(t)/FTI IJP(c) JD
ACC NRt AP6026035 SOURCE CODE:
Cz7O-C34-[6-6[Vo6[6O-3T(5fo'-l6E87-,
AUTIOR: Motloch, Zdenok (Engineer); 1.brj~~veS,_Lkij~or
(Engineer; Candidate of
scionces)~- Bartok, Brotislav (Engineer)
ORG: Klenent Gottwald Vitkovice Iron Works, Ostrava (Vitkovicke
zelezarny KG)
TITM: Facts about manufacture of sordkillod stools for stripe
SOURCE: Hutnicke listy, no- 3, 1966, 164-168
TOPIC TAGS: steel, notallurgio furnace, rimiod stool, shot
blasting, motal casting,
m.tallurgic process, notallurgic industry
ABSMACT: The stool is mado, in a 70 t fixed opo hearth and a 250
t tilting furnac
,p
by a process co=only used for rirvdn~ steelsejfDoo~ddation iras
carried
out by Al shot addition during the bottom casting process, about
1-1-5 minutes before the end of casting; 31 to 4t t ingots were
cast. Blooms were tented ultrasonically to determine optimum
amount of Al, The homogeneous surface layer is 20-30 mm it the
bottom -20 ram at the top- 50-90% of occluded substances are
., 15
aluminates. The improved process of deoxidation reduced dras-
tically the amount of substandard product. The proportion of
semikilled stoG1 strip iner3ased from 20.4% in 1962 to 54-8% in
1965. The amount of dubstdndard product.was lower in semikilled
steel production than in rimming steels Orig. art. has: 13
figures and
3 tables. Jased on author's Eng. ahstj fJ-PRS: 36,6467
SUB CODE: -11, 13, 05 / SUM DATE: none / ORIG REF: 004

MYSLIVEC, Theodor; NOTLOCH, Zdenek; BARTEK, Bretislav
Experience with the production of semi-killed steel
for thick
plates. Hut Usty 17 no.7:462-1,31 JI 162.
1. Vitkovicke zelezarny Klementa Gottwalda, Ostrava.

NOSEK, J.J.; BARTEK, J.
Cancer treatment. Cas.coak.lek.Ved.priloha 63
no.9-12:264-265
Doc 1950. (CLML 20:9)
1. Of the Institute of Medical Chemistrv of Palacky
University,
Olomouc.

PaIncky Czech.
C 7 "Cl
"IFelition of from tl-.t-, t,ii,erzi cf n.,A
C'. F411-.plex."

chavicati Abet.
V01. 48
Or- 10, 1954
J&J'Satroahemistry
CIS XVH. Contributi",to the
M.'C'-noch, and F. ktntivy
__Qff, ",'Vi RW
na G.A '46, 11W.4c.
cid medo, quininont j, rcduccd in 8 2-clectron step_
but In nrutrial and alk. media. a 4-clectxDn clianst is noted,
Ouinotoxine gives a single 2-clectron wave over the full plf
tange. Quinotoxot bebtaves like quinone. XVIII. Pol4rog.
raph%d tautomerlsin of cot ]Ina and telsted substances..
Proil ~puljlik and Pr i~$n ~ . 1609-M
Aid
In acidic metwun, byar-astimac, rounime. 1,crberinc. and.
related substances ucm reduerd at the quaternary double
bond. In alk. medium, in addn. to the wave corresponding:
to the reduction of quiternary double bond, a wave coffee
v onding to the reduction of the open, aldeby(fic form was
1gund. The carbinol fann (psruzlohasr) cnald be suprx4ed
to only in tile. KOH soln. ot " ith LaXt txcess of alkali;
it wat always accompanied with thr. rcciucible aldehydic
form. The ultravioltt spectra dmfibcd for berberine and
wtarnine in alk. inediam corresponded not only to the car-
bincl form but also to the sccoiid tautomeric form..'Xix.
Pola,rotrapby of chelerythrine and sangulnuine. -jmf
Bartek and Frantiltk ~antav$-. Ibid. IGIT~-20.-Chele-'
rythrine and sanguinarine rave In acid medium 4 one-electron
tral tnedium I two-clectron wave. This wave
=11eideuto reduction at more neg. potential3 than the
J?otent~~p!_th~ w M. Hudlickf-4
in -acid -inctlium._

Cadmium tatolkstlon, %1. M&M. 11M. CernocK -1.
DArt;LDAVk-dcrm%nn. and e**nt&v#. Ukafsk~ L517
9, 27,30(10,W).-Thc authors believe th.%t in intoxications
of this type (and possibly other heavy ;netals) the WZY
does not quifer any dama throu;h the Coupling of heavy
metals with SH groups oralutathione. Thelheavy metals
am probabIr --orabined with other gmps in the human body
b means of mom labile toupling and therefore It is
po3sible
tS cwTY out the det6ridation In a rather simple w8)-, i.e.
by means of c)rslwne or British antiltwisitc.
0. E. Lobstein

vt.

m

'-1coiAltw1oi of 1-- 0
Ul.
Z E for a-p0tatin is favoied on the biuds of Me and Ac rou.
Cmsts. tot .-peltAit-B ate given-. in. 275*, loll) 35'
Ae derip., m. 263', foln - 106. in addn., it nrw cam
m. 304-0' (decompr..) jAc dffi-. rn. M-6' (d mp
was holat n Poe~ijbllwm ftlfbfsh-m. Al. Hudlic

d awa-ml Ow.0 of Its dMistIvo.,
lrha and FjZ9k-k-
ejech.). Chcra.
rarth)l dc"y at c0chicia-z- JVI) w?-re
paL%rCj;lzj'UC 4lid oacilhasraplic iuves;ritation.'
1, it, a.2d IV gave in aciAlk Lnd ututral *Ans. ~ two-ell=trott
V. =6 Vi in ficidic vordlum mornmtol
i w~lt--trm mduct;(m. At certain pil valtm~ tht pol;To
gn;.pht~ bff~-,V-r at ry exrCipanded to 8-Cl=lrw mductlan
at po-entWs rLue m thimx of tbtAi v
nl'ii d,-r-.vb fropu=e sbu-A= reversibit ruducttoa dum.

Bartek, and others. Pollarocxa.phy cf tro.-ono awl sor-o-, of ft~
'erl-vatives.
P. 1123. 9
LTSTY. Prab.-.. Vol. 48. no.
SO: Ponthly List of East Ewopean Accessions, MAL), LC, Vol. 4, No. 11,
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-CZECHOSI,OVAYdohysioa3~-Chomistr7---Electrochemistry~.
Aba Jour : Ref Zhur - Khimiyas No 7# 1958p 20798
Author : Frantisek Santavy, Bela Jambor, Alice Nemeckova, Jiri Mollin, Josef
Bartek.
Title : Influence of Various Substitutes in 2 Position on Polarographic,
Reduction
of Troponee
Orig Pub : Chem. listy., 1957* 51, No 4# 704-708
Abstract : The substitutes in the position 2 cause a shift of FA of tropone
in the
following order (EJ of the let wave according to the st. co e. at pH 0 and
the number of
electrons attached at pH 2*7 and 5.8 are presented4d): Cl (-0.530; 6; 8); Br
(-0535; 6; 8);
H (-0.680; 2; 4); phenyl (-09740; 2; 4)o In the case of colchicine
derivatives,, the shift
is observed in the following series: N(CH3)COCH3 (-0.530; 1; 2); N(CH3)2
(-0-600; 1; 2);
OCOCH3 (-0-630; 1; 2); OCOC6H5 (-Oo6O; 1; 2); NHCOCH (-0.648; 1; 2);
OCHJJ-0.780 1; 2);
OC2H5 (-0.784; 1; 2); NHCH3 (~-0430; 4; 4); NH2 (-08~; 2 -4 3; 4); OH (-O*M;
1; 2~&
2 electrons are attached at the reduction (R) in the case of pseudoaromatic
tropolonese It
is assumed that R takes place at the double bond. The R mechanism was
compared with the
reduction mechanism of unsaturated aliphatic ketones* Reduction of two double
bonds in the
nucleus is aammed in the cases of tropone and 2-phenyl-tropone, as well as of
2-amino-
and 2-methylaminoanclogues of colchicine,, where R proceeds at higher pH with
the addition.
of 4 electronso In the authors' opinion., also the keto-group and the haloid
atom are
reduced besides the double bonds in the case of halogen derivatives.
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Gentralni laboratori
OkresnihO ustRvu narodniho zdravi v 'Uh. Rradisti,
predmogta primar
MUDr. Josef Bartek.
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Brno)
Havli,~~.,ek, J_t (Eng!lneer; Br*no)
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TITLE: Highly conductive organometallic compounds CZ Pat# No-N 61
1966"Iorl-tu
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conductivity
ABSTRACT: 'An Author Certificate has been issued for a highly
conductive
material made of amalgamated nickel or-copper,paxticles, in either
s,t,.icV,,
chip,, or powder form..bonded with an agent with low conductivity.
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weight-percentage ratio of metallic particles may range from
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inder fro
that of mercury to 25%. and that of the m 0.1-60%, Binders
such as polyester resins or nitroeellulDbe-ifty,be used,
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Abs Jour : Ref Zhur Fizika, 11o 12, 1959, 28712
Author ; Bartak, Zdenck
List
Title : Cold Li&it
Orig Pub : jamna mach. a opt, 1958, 3, No 9, 308-309
Abstract : Description of various bulbs of fluorescent lamps
used in photoaxap1hic enlargers, which produce the
most xmiform illuminatimn of the frame.

.RUMNAO, inz.; MACHAGEK, K*; SMaRAv J.
profession&l mag%ifying jLpparatus Agrand. Jemna mach opt 8
no.9t295-300 S163.

BARTH, Z., inz.
Focusing devices of enlarging apparatus. AMMIS mech Opt
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BARTEL, E. A14D OTHERS
Polarographic and spectrophotometric investigation of the
reduction process and of
the acid-base equilibrium; p-dimethylaminobenzaldehyde and
the p-benzaldehyde-
trimethylamonium Iodide.
Pa 13 (Roczniki Chemii) Vol. 7,, No. 1v 19579 Warszawa.,
Poland
SO: 14ONTHLY INDEX OFIEAST EMPEAN ACCESSIONS (EEAI) LC. Yol.
7, NO. 1, JAN. 1958

BARTEL, E. AND OTHERS.
Polarograpblic, potentiomstric, and spectrophotometric
investigations of theacid-
bkBe equilibrium and tautomatism of p-hydroxybenzaldehyde.
P. 27 (Roczniki Chemii) Vol. 7, No. 1, 1957, Warszawa, Poland
SO: MONTHLY INDEX OF FJM EUROpF" ACCFMICNS (EKAI) LC. - VOL.
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iAO1"/Anal3,tica1 Cbemistr7. organic Analysis. E
Abs Jour: Ref. Mur-Ehimiya, No 12, 1958, 39426-
Author :-V#rtel, Grabovskyj Kemilya, Turnovskaya-Rubashevskaya.
Inst :Not g =ven.
Title A Polarographic and Spectrophotometric Study of the
Reductian Proceases and Acid-Base Equilibrium of p-
Dimetbylamino Benzaldebyde and the Iodide of p-Benzall
dehyde trimetbylammonium.
Orig Pub: Roczn. Chem., 1957, 31, No 1, 13-26-
Abstract: A study was made on the polarogmphic reduction and ad-
sol,ption spectra of p-dimethylamino benzaldehyde (DB) and
p-benzaldebyde tr1methylammonium salts (TEX), where X is
chlorine or iodine. She TBI is obtained from DB and
:21$1, m-p., 144 degrees Centigrade; picrate, m.p., 168
degrees Centigrade. The solubility of TBI in 96% alcohol
Card 1/3 65
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POLAND/Analytical Chemistry. Organic Analysis.
Abe Jour: Ref. Zhur-XUmiya,, No 12, 1958, 39426.
i. 18.'7r, at 2D degrees Centigrade. The surve of the
MI nbr~r*bLxe of TBCl in 0.1 M KC1 solution has three
mexi ma (/~\ mex. are given successfully in m ~ and mol. coeff
of adsorption in mol.-I .1-cm-': 24o; 15156; 280-7; 1380;
311; 30) and is very near to the curve of benzaldehyde
(I) adsorption. In acid solutions TBI is reduced like
the M. At PH 6, a new wave appears after the wave cor-
responding to the reduction of the aldehyde possibly
caused by the breakage of the C-N bond. In acid solution
DB produces waves similar to that of (I); in alkaline solu-
tions it produces 2 waves, the beight of the first one
diminishes with the increase ofpH and second one be-
comes larger. On the basis of the change in heights of the
two waves with the change in pH, the value for pKI was
Card 2/3 66
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POLAND/Analytical Chemistry. Organic Analysis. E
Abe Jour; Ref. Zhur-Kh-Iya,, No 12, 1958, 39426.
found to be 8.2. On the basis of the changes in
adsorbance
spectrum of IS depending on PH the valuefor pXDBH+
was
found to be 1.82+ 0.05 . pKl->-" pK, hence, the first
vave probably corresponds to the reduction of the
DBH +
ion and the second one - of the molecule DB. Prior to
the reduction of DBH+ at pH~- pK a rapid reaction of
J)B
DW" must take place. According to the Koutezki I a
e(pla-
tion (R. zh- Xhim., 1955, 3497), a constant of that
con-
veWon waslfound to be abnornally large (&- 5+ 0.2 -
10 mole - . 1 . see-1). It proves that the7reaction
is dependant not only on bydronium ions but on the
other
proton dienors as well which are present in solution.
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max. at 236 and 320 mp. A change in pH did.
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mjv shifted to 245 in)& In acid, soln. At the same time 4

rose from 8170 to
12.000. The increase In a was also ob-

servedfarl,butno-shiltoccurred,
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