SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT WOJTCZAK, J. - WOJTKOWIAK, A.

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WOJTCZAK, J.
Microphotometric research on the photosensitivity of cupric emulsions.
P. 33 (Yatematyka, Chemia) Vol. 10, No. 1, 1957, Poznanp Poland.
SO: MONTHUY INDEX OF EAST EUROPEAN ACCESSIONS (EEAI) LC VOL. 71 NO. J.p JAN- 1958

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POLAND/Physical Chemistry Radiation Chemistry. Photo- B-10
chemistry. Theory of the Photographic Process.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur.- Khimiya, No 8, 1958, 24272
Author
Inst
Title New.Photosensitive Syetems Based on Divalont Copper
Compounds.
Orig Pub Roczn. chem., 1957, 31, No 1, 343-345
Abstract New photosensitive systems have been obtained which con-
tain compounds of Cu(2+), 1(4)-ascorbic acid, acetic acid
Rnrl at-1 nti n livArnqn1R. Denendiniz on the method of their

POLAND/Physical Chemistry r Radiation Chemistry.
Pbotochemistryl Theory of the Photographic Process
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Xhimiya, No 8, 1958) 24272
purple-red precipitate which separates in.the dark 30
minutes after the mixing of the initial solutions.
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POLUTD/Optice - Physical Optics K-5
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Fizika) No 4, 15~59., No 6731
Author Calecki
Inst 1"dam Mickiewicz University, Ponnan, Poland
Title The Light Sensitivity of Copper Compounds
Orig Pub Bull. Soc. amis sci. et lettres Pozmnj, 1956-1957 (1958),
B14, 279-282
Abstract lin investigation was mr-de of the photolysis of copper com-
pounds in the form of gelatine emulsions and in the form of
dry deposits on filter paper. Simultaneously., measurements
were made of the conductivity and of the pH. It was estab-
lished that the highest sensitivity and the strongest change
in color is possessed by CuCl, that CuBr is weaker in that
respect, and that CuI is the weakest. 14Wdrous salts have
no sensitivity to light. Mie photochemical reaction is to v
certain extent reversible -- the darkening disappears gradu&lly
in darkness. However., the obtained imges can ba developed
and fixed by means of ordinary photographic plates. Emulsion-
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P01:11D/Optics - Physical Optics
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Fizika, No 4, 1959, No 6731
less salts and filter paper are also sensitive both to in-
frared and to ultraviolet rays. The article contains samples
of contact prints,, obtained on emulsions with CuCl and
CuBr. G.G. Neuymin
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POUM/Electricity - Semiconductors. G
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Fizika, No 10, 1959, 22954
Author Jan
Inst
Title Photoelectric Properties of Certain Conpounds of Copper
OriG Pub Prace Komi3. nat.-przyrodn. Poznan. towarz. przyjauol
imuk, 1958, 7, No 7, 17-27
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lnvcsti(~utions were made of the photoelectric properties
of halides, ferricyanides, and nglybdates of copper, and
also of certain conplex.or&nnic compbunde with bivalent
c6pper. In this substance) ia the crystalline states,
a study was made of the internal photoeffect, and in
qqueous solutions Cu/Cu2 - of the photo~plvanic effect.
In the latter case, the purpose of the research was to
study the phbto(plvanic properties of storaGe batteries.
The measurements~were carried out at W,;temperature of
25 2:10 C. A 500 watt Philips 437 E/01 lamp was used for
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POLM/Electricity Semiconductors. G
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Fizika, 1,10 10, 1955'01~ 22954
the illurainationi The photoeffect was observed in fused
CUCI and CuBr. The co*orse of the phenononon, the mi., -
tude of the effect, and the observed hys-teresis phenine-
na are described. The internal photoeffect was fowid
also in crystalline ferricynnide and molybdato of cQpl)er)
investi(pted iii the foria of dried powders. In thic case
the ph3toeffect is less, ard the hysteresis phenomena
are stronGer, than in the halides of copper. Analo'-ous
effects were observed in conplex coppmuids of bivalent
copper with tertiary organic amiiies. In the latter case
the .3Teatest phAocondo.-ativity was noted for the system
Cu2-1-y-Guanin. In aqueous Dne observed a photoGalvanic ef-
fect for copper and for coqpunds of bivalent copper.
n, e m(;LAtude of the effect is approxinatUY 30 - 6o rdi-
livolts.
The investigations of,photo(plvanic effects perforned
for copper coppounds in the forn of emulsions in water-
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&4-lation Chemistry. PhotochemiGtry.. Theory of
Abo. J~ Photograpbic Frocess. 18602
Ur- Ref Mur-Kidmira, '11o 6, 1959
Author Wo4tczak, J.
Inotitut. -----------
T it Phototropy of Copper Compounds
Orirr Pub. Roczn. chem., 1058, 32, No 3, 553"568
Abstr-,Ct PhototroDic characteristics have been detected
in the light-sensitive system consisting of a mixture of
solutions of Cu(2+)-acetate, 1(+)-ascorbic acid, and aedtic
acid. These characteristics are due to the presence, in the
mixture, of two oxida.4-ion-reduction systems: Cu2+,Qt Cut,
and ascorbic acid---t aehydro-ascorbic acid. On a 15-second
illumination the color of the mixture changes from light
yellow to dark greeTI, pH and turbidity decrease, condudtance
increases. In the dark the Initaial properties are'restored
within 15 minutes. Greatest photochemical activity is shown
by visible region of the spectrum,particularly by its long
wavwlength portion. Ultraviolet rays produce greater
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OUND~_/- PhYsical Chemistry. Radiation Chemistry. B-'10
Photochemistry; T4eory of Photographic
Process.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 7, 19590 22625.
Abstract: freshly prepared emulsions, exposed to light in
the moist state, were obtained. It was revealed
that these light-yellow emulsions, when exposed
to light, blacken only insignificantly, but that
the exposed areas continue to blacb5n during the
following storage in dark. This autocatalytic
reaction depends on the conditions under which
the eraulsions have been prepared: the most int-
ensive blackening in darkness was observed in the
emulsion, prepared of 20016 aqueous solution of gel-
atin containing 25 ml of ifo solution (Cu(CH3COO)2,
12 ml of 1% solution of 1 (~) -asoor bic amid and
3 ml of 4% solution of OH3COOH. The duration of

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POLAND / Physical Chemistry. Radiation Chemistry. B-10
PhotodEendstry. Theory of Photographic
Process.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, No 7, 1959, 22625.
Abstract: exposure to a 500 w bulb at the distance of 50
am was 5 to 15 see. The spectral distribution
of the photsensitivity was studied. -- A Kheyn-
man.

COUNTRY t 'Poland
ABB. JOUR. :ZZKhim. "'10- 21 195:-), i;o. 74316
T XT I,", Photosensitivity Of the System CuC,12-Va2S204 in
in Aqueous Solationa of Polyvinyl Alconol and
Gum Arabic
OR IG , PUB- Roczniki'Chem, 32, No 5, 1211-1214,.(1958)
All'31TIACT 12-he most sens-itive emulsion was obtained by add-
ing to 10 Ml of a 5',Q aqueous solution of poly-
vLiyl alcohol and gum arabic first 5 ml of a 10%
aqueous solution of Cul-12, followed by 5.5 ml of
a 10% aqueous solution of Na2S201, . The result
is a 'shite suspension of-CuCl which is rapidly
blackened by ligit with the separation of metallic
Cu. Theblackeni'Ing proceeds very slowly in the
dark. The photolysis is much elower in-pure
Water than irr polyvinyl alcohol. The photosen-
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A33TR-ACT :Sitivity of the,system is strongly dependent or-
the age of the Na2S,04 solution and on the age
of the ready emulsion.
A. Khejnman
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ROMER, Witold; WOJTCZAK, Jan
Phototropism of copper systems and Jan Wojtczak's remarks on this
article. Rocz chemii 33 no.4/5:1261-1262 159. (EW 9:9)
1. Katedra Fotot6chnikl Politechnikil Wroclaw (for Romer)# 2.
Katedra Chemii Fizycznej Uniwersytetu im. A.Mickiewicza, Poznan
(for Wo tezak)
~Phototropy) (Copper)

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Another pre3ents luminescence intensity as it func.,
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WOJTCZAK, Jan
Effect,of some chemical compounds on the decomposition of photo-
sensitive cupric emulsions in infrared. Rocz chemii 34 no.3/4:
999-lolo 6o. (EEAI 10:3)
1. Katedra Cherdi Fizyczne Uniwersytetu im. A.Mickiewiczat Poznan
(Infrared rays) ~Copper acetates)
(Photochemistr7) ((FAulsions)

Studies on photooxidation of colloid copper in gelatins. Rocz
shemii 36 no.5:929-936 262.
1. DoIpartment of Physical Chemistry, A. Mickiewicz. University,
Poznan.
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Jadwiga !:OJTC7AK-JAIIWZG.1,~., Institute of Animl University
Zwierzat VLjjniwcrsytetu Lodzkiego) [jead
(kir~rownL~): Docent Dr SLcfan URUTKOUSKI, Lodz.
'Central Effects of Chlorpromazine (Larzactil)."
1,:arsaw J. Leknr!3hi, Vol 17, No 45, 5 Nov 1962; pp 1763-
1766.
AbsCraCL: A r-enc-el review of the publinhed data with some! orl-inal
bl- a tho-
sr.udicr, , u r, , Ufccts cE chlorpronnazinc in aninals, especially
41--ruption of various types, of ccuiditioned refic.,ces - autbor's date
iiijivate iaal-nitudc of such offecti; dupoids rmionlj- other thin"s on
ncuroar.otional tenston cl antmal when drug is administered. ;~cvicw of
bificiccLHic and Lsozope studies; neurohormonQ interactions. Fif teen
'elestern, 9 S'ovlul: nnd 6. including 3 as yc-L unpublished raf'~.

WOJTCZAK) L
About the energy eigenvalues and sigenfunctions in the statistical
theory of atom. Acts, physics. Pol 23 no.2s2O5-2O9 F 163.
1. Department of Theoretical Physics, University, Lodz.

WOJTGZAK, Loch
Studies on respiration enzymes in insects. Acta physiol Fol 5
no.1:111-112 154. 3:7)
1. Zaklod Blochemil Instytutu In, N.Mencklego, Klerown1k; prof.
dr W,'Niamierko.
(OxMASxS' (INSACTS.
*reap. enzy=* in insects) Oresp. enzyms in)

WO.TTCZAK,
Studies on function of phenol oxidase ininsects. Acta pkysiol.
Polon. 5 no-4:50-595 1954.
1. 2 Zakladu Biachemil Instytutu im. K.Nencklego v Lodzi. Kierownik:
prof. dr,V*Niamiarko.
(CXI:DASES.
phenol oxidase, determ. in insects)
(INSECTS,
phenol oxidaea in detem.

WOJTC,Z.,',K, L.
"Exchange of Technicnl and Scientific Literaturo among, C'
ountries of People's
Democracy".. Biulet3m Centr. p. 23, (PRZEGLAD TECHNICZINY, Vol. 75, Tic. 12,
Dec. 1954, Warazawa, Poland)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions, (LEAL), W, Vol. 4, No. 5,
I-DY 1955, Uncl.

WOJTCZAK, L.
Certain problems associated with activity of respiratory enzymes
in the development of Bombyx mori. Acta biochim. polon..3 no.2:
197-208 1956.
1. Z Zakladu Biocbemii Instytutu Biologii Doeviadczalnej
M. Nenckiego w Warszawie Kierownik; prof. dr. W, Hiemierko.
(OXIDASES,
phenol oxidase & succinyl'oxidase in various stages
of develop. of Bombyx mori (Pol))
(MOTHS
Bombyx mori, phenol oxidase & succinyl oxidase in
various stages of develop. (Pol))

WOJTCZAK, L.; WOJTGZAK, A.B.; CHMURM-ISKA,
Studies on interstitial localization of enzymes in insects. Acts, ph7siol.
polon. 8 no-3:572-573 1957.
Z Zakladu Biochemii Instytutu Biologii Doswiadczalnej im. Nenckie,,wo
w warazawie Kierownik: prof. dr W Niemierko,
(INSECTS,
interstitial enzyme localization (Pol))
(ENZINES, determination
in insects, interstitial (Pol))

WOJTCZAK, L.- CHMURZYNSKA, Wanda
Imhibition studies on insect polypbenol oxidase. Acta biochim.
polon.:7 no-1:39-49 160.
1. ZA-lad Biochemii Instytutu Biologii Doswiadezalnej im. Nenc-
kiego, Warszawa. Kierownik Zakladu: prof.dr W. Hiemierko.
(INSMTS metab.)
(OXMASES metab.)

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ACC NRt AP5022618 SOURCE CODE: PO/0045/65/028/601/66i~/06d6
AUTHOR: Wojtczak, L.
ORG: Department of Theoretical Physics, University of Lodz
TITLE: S, in wavel6ectrum of ferromagneti(Athin films.'
SOURCE; Acta physica polonical v9 28, no. 1, 1965, 25-30
TOPIC TAGS: magnetic crystal, ferroelectric crystal, crystal-theory, spin wave spec-
trwn
ABSTRACT: The.spin wave energy spectrum is obtained by means of Pauli operators. The
problem for an arbitrary external magnetic field is considered. It is assumed that film
is divided into monoitomic layers parallel to the y,z-plane and each atom is given by
the components of a j vector. The Hamiltonian is a sum of an exchange term, a Zeeman
term and an anisotropy tern. The spin operators are determined for arbitrary spin by
means of creation and annihilation.operators, Restrictions are placed on the opera-
tors and after applying a canonical Fourier transformation the Hamiltonian is given in
terms of the operators. Corciovei's method is used to diagonalize the Hamiltonian.
This gives an equation with the eigenvalues for an anisotropy vector independent of the',
thickness of the film. The eigenvalues are used to derive a formula for the spin 1rave
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D204/D307
Asso-
AJTHORS: Ulinska jUina, Docent, Doctor (Director, see
ciation5, 11uppenthal, LeaXaw and Wojtczak,
TITLE: The separation of polymethaerylic acid into fractions
by adsorption on carbon
SOURCE: Towarzystwo Naukowc w Torumu. Studia. Sectio B.
Chemia. v. 4, no*. 1-4, i962,~7-16
=KT. The aim of the present work was the separation of
polymethacrylic acid (1111:0 into. fractions of,'.various mean molecular
weight using the single-step.adsorption,method.of.~I.A.,Golub.
..The purified VIA,A' (M . 761 700, degraded! from DI - 1,180,000, 2.50 nil
SaMpIcs, 0.27WO was-adsorbed on -activated carbon supplied by Zak-
Xady. Elektrod Weglowych im. 1 Maja w Raciborzu.-(Carbon Electrode
Works, iM. lat of I-lay, Raciborz),' from 20% EtOH,..at 25 t 0.10C, using
J-
I - 24 g portions of the carbon. The separated:fractions were test-
ed for concentration and viscosity, after removing EtOH at'room tem-
perature:by bubbling N.2 through. the solution.,"Ithis. method avoids
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The separation of ... D204/D307
degradation of,the polymer. The viscosity at first increased (pre-
ferential adsorption-of short--chains) and then fell off with time.,
gral.-and-dif-ferentail mass dis-
ima in
tribution.curves were typical of degraded polymers, with max'
the low FIE region. Reproducibility of the results was high. Fra-c--
tionation of aqueous-1VA with 5N H2304, carried out for the purpose
-con
o
f iparison, allowed no conclusions,concerning the polymolecular-,
ity to be drawn and thc.results were irreproducible. Indications
were found that PI-T-A -associated- -on r-ontact with H SO Ul-Lile the
rp ractionation
adso tion method required only 14 days,'the H2S84
took several months. It is concluded that fractionation by adsorp-
tion is a convenient procedure, superior -to other methods, allowing
a,rapid estimate of the distribution of X-values, although the frac-
tions themselves cannotbc isolated and it is di'fficult to complete
The most
the process:in full. There are 3 figures and 4-tables.
important Lnglish-langtiage reference is: M.A. -GolAib, j. Polymer Sci.,
11, 583 (195.2)
ASSOCIATION: Katedra Chemii Ogo'lnej Uniwersytety H. Kopernika w
Torumu (Department of General Chemistry, 11. Coper-
Card 2/2 nicuo University, Torun').

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Interaction of a noPtivs P01YO140trolyte (polymetacrylic acid)
and the dationg of metals of alkali earths in diluted solutions.
Wiad chem 18 no.22s739-741 D 164e
1. Department of General Ckezistry of the N. Copernicus Universityj
Torun*

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TOJTCZAK-J.MSZOWA, Jadwiga; RADOMSKA. Maria
Results of treatment of multiple sclerosis with Margulis vaccine.
Neur. &c. polska 6 no.6:965-968 Nov-Dee 56.
1. Z Oddzialu Ne-arologicznego Panstwowego Szpitala dla Ner"Wowo i
Paychicznie Chorych Kocbanowka, Ordynator: dr. med. L. Prusak.
D3rrektor Szpitala: dr. med..M. Marzynaki.
(MnTIPLE SCLEROSIS, ther.
Margulis vaccine (POW
(VACCINES AND VACCINATION
Margulis vaccine, ther. of MultiDle sclerOBig (Pol))

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AUTHOR: swinarskii~ A.J. jyf
jtczakowa.
ORG: Jnsti tute of Inorg an ic ChemisILrj, Nicholas CorArnicus' UniversitZ, ru~, -OPoland
TITLE: Determination ofthe
polysubstituted compl. xeslbl'the use of the method of
[Paper presented at the~Symposium on the Structure and
Properties.of Coordinated Compounds~held in Bratislava from 2 to 4 September 19,541
SOURCE: Chemicke, Zvesti, no.: 3,- 1965 -209-214
TOPIC,TAGS:, coordination chemistry, intermolecular.complex, carbon compound,
copper compound, ammonia
The uthors used the method
ABSTRACT:
Puggested byi-Lefobvio for'-thedetermination-of the coordination numberand
"stability of the simple complexes. Good results.were also achieved with mixed
stem cu++ -N113-
'complexes when one ofthe ligands was"tho OH- anion. The sy
.C204-.-.'wa*s investigated using a copper and-a glass electrode*-Titration
egave+.a'~6tandar d curve~,suitable-for the,deto-rmination of relative amounts
r
of Cu and:.of the,pH s a function of the anount.of added NH Calculation
of.-the potentiometric, a ~&Uowv the quantitative - determin2tion of -the com-
'ponent6.which are not.bound in any complex.1118 ourvo shows the relative
JO tonce of the simple
.1 amount 'f 1C4(C204)(NH3)21 '"a. ECU09002NH I COGXIS
0
f each of9tho two ligands was-pro4ed.` Orig. art. has: 4 figures#
p
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