WARSAW,INDUSTRIAL

Warsaw,Industrial Chemistry Research Institute (Brussels,Free University Japan,Research Assn.for Feedstock Recycling of Plastics)... 

Hostomsky, J. and Jones, A.G., 1993a. Modelling and analysis of agglomeration during precipitation from solution. In Industrial Crystallization 93. Ed. Z. Rojkowski, University of Warsaw, 1993, pp. 2037-2041. 

Organic Industry Institute Annopol 6 03-236 Warsaw, Poland Phone +48 22 811 1231 Fax +48 22 811 0791... 

Cybulski, A., 1990 Fine Chemi.stry Proces.ses , Research Institute of Pharmaceutical Industry, Warsaw. 

With Farben men in the three strategic companies, Von Schnitzler directed an all-out campaign to acquire lesser Polish firms. Reports had come in that there were several chemical plants at Poznan, Poland. Von Schnitzler1 s lust for plunder was not appeased for want of a name. The minutes of the full commercial committee in October stated that a Farben lawyer, Diessmann, "on his way back to Warsaw, will be directed to call at Poznan on the Chief of Civil Administration, to clarity the appointment of a trustee for the biggest chemical industrial plant there — which plant involved is not yet knpwn."... 

Okamura, S., International Conference on Application of Large Radiation Sources in Industry, Warsaw, Poland, Sept. 8 to 12, 1959. 

Ozonek J, Fijalkowski S, Polio I (1994) A new approach to energy distribution in industrial ozonizers, in A K Bin (ed.) Proceedings of the International Ozone Symposium Application of Ozone in Water and Wastewater Treatment May 26-27 218-227, Warsaw Poland. 

Z. Ziolkowski, Liquid Extradion in the Chemical industry (in Polish), PWT, Warsaw, 1961. 

Native ozokerites are not as available as they once were, but pieces do exist in museums and collections. Six samples obtained from the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago through Bertram G. Woodland served as the nucleus for the present study. Properties of these and supplementary samples are listed in Table II. Especially valuable in view of the clouded history of ozokerites was a description attached to the sample originally from the Industrial and Agricultural Museum in Warsaw Earth wax in unrefined state directly after excavation from the mine. From the Association for Earth Wax and Rock Oil Industry at Boryslaw. ... 

L. Ciechanowicz, The early development of the Polish rubber industry , Polimery (Warsaw), 1994, 39 (3), 133-135. 

Industrial Chemistry Research Institute, ul. Rydygiera 8, 01-793 Warsaw, Poland... 

Industrial Color Differences, CIE Technical Committee 1-46, Meeting held in Warsaw, Poland, June 24-30,1999. 

Samczynski, Z., Danko, B., Dybczynski, R. Application of Chelex 100 ion exchange resin for separation and determination of palladium, platinum and gold in geological and industrial materials by neutron activation analysis. Chem. Anal. (Warsaw) 45, 843-857 (2000)... 

Poland the late Professor W. Cybulski/Miko]f6w/, Dr T. Krasiejko, Dr R. Kuboszek, Dr K, Lewariska, Dr T. Mrzewinski, Dr M. Parulska, Dr W. Sas, Professor M. Witanowski and Mr M. Zidlko — all from Warsaw, and the Directors of the Institute of Organic Industry, Warsaw Prof. S. Fulde, Dr W. Moszczynski and Mrs J. Zofedziowska for their assistance. 

Dipartimento di Chimica and Centro CNR-MISO, University di Bari, Bari, Italy, h Laboratoire de Spectroscopie Mol culaire et Cristalline, Talence, France Industrial Chemistry Research Institute, Warsaw, Poland. 

Harteck, P., and Dondes, 8., in Large Radiation Sources in Industry, Warsaw, 1959, Vol. I, p. 231. Intern. Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna, 1960. 

Negus, C.R., Dale, B.W., Stenhouse, LA. and McNiven, A.I. (1987) An investigation of the confined combustion properties of residual fuels used in marine and industrial engines. CIMAC Paper D78, Warsaw, June 1987. 

A. Matsumota and A. Danno, Proc. conf. large radiation sources in industry, Warsaw, 1959, Vol. 1, p. 331. 

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