ISSN print edition: 0366-6352
ISSN electronic edition: 1336-9075
Registr. No.: MK SR 9/7

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Volume 16, Number 4-5 / 1962, Pages 241 – 413

Hanging-drop mercury electrode in oscillographic polarography	242	–	244
K. Micka
The vibrating platinum electrode in oscillographic polarography	245	–	249
R. Kalvoda
Jet mercury electrode for oscillographic polarography	250	–	253
H. Woggon and D. Spranger
Stabilized oscillopolarograms with a vibrating mercury drop electrode	254	–	257
J. Fiby
Photographic recording in the oscillographic determination of some metals after electrolysis	258	–	260
P. Beran
A vibrating mercury drop electrode for the oscillographic polarography	261	–	263
V. Jedlička and J. Horyna
Catalog system for recording oscillopolarograms in the atlas form	264	–	265
L. Molnár
Oscillographic polarography in quantitative analysis. XVI. Oscillopolarographic microanalysis	266	–	272
R. Kalvoda and I. M. Pavlová
Oscillopolarographic titration of phosphates	273	–	275
E. Szyszko
Oscillographic determination of sulfonyl chlorides	276	–	279
J. Černák and A. Blažej
Oscillopolarography of molybdates and tungstates	280	–	284
E. Bodor and M. Maleczki-Szeness
Oscillopolarographic behavior of some tungsten-VI compounds	285	–	288
Ľ. Treindl and H. Matschiner
Oscillographic polarography in quantitative analysis. XVII. Determination of iron manganese, and copper in mineral ores	289	–	294
J. Doležal and V. P. Gladyshev
Oscillographic polarography in quantitative analysis. XVIII. Analysis of alloys	295	–	301
R. Jezdinsky
Oscillographic behavior of bivalent metals in thiocyanatehexamethylenetetramine solutions	302	–	305
D.Weiss
Oscillopolarographic behavior of some ethylenediaminechromium(III) complexes	306	–	310
E. Fisherová and O. Fisher
Oscillographic polarography of organic compounds in anhydrous NH4NO3nNH3	311	–	315
J. Matysik
Oscillopolarographic behavior of some organophosphorus compounds	316	–	319
H. Sohr
Oscillopolarographic study of organoselenium compounds	320	–	324
B. Nygard
Oscillographic examination of some orthosilicic acid derivatives	325	–	329
T. Damakos
Oscillopolarographic behavior of some simple ketones in acid solution	330	–	337
R. Kalvoda
Oscillopolarographic behavior of ketones in alkali medium	338	–	341
M. Heyrovský
Oscillopolarographic proof of the mechanism of electrolytic, hydrolytic, and photolytic reactions	342	–	347
H. Berg
Oscillopolarographic study of the reversible reduction of aminoazo compounds	348	–	353
G. Horn
Investigation of adsorption waves. V. The oscillopolarographic behavior of certain anthraquinonemono- and -disulfonic acids	354	–	357
G. Palyi and F. Peter
The oscillopolarographic behavior of urea and its derivatives	358	–	362
G. Dušinský
The oscillopolarographic behavior of steroids. II	363	–	364
V. Morávek
Oscillopolarographic determination of some corticoids	365	–	367
C. C. Stockmann
Oscillopolarographic behavior of pterins	368	–	372
J. Komenda and L. Kišová
Systematic identification of drugs	373	–	374
G. Dušinský
Oscillographic polarography of alkaloids in ipecacuanha root. Comparison with papaverine alkaloids	375	–	379
M. Maturová
The polarographic and oscillopolarographic study of physostigmine	380	–	386
V. Parrák and E. Radějová
Application of oscillographic polarography in aconitine poisoning	387	–	388
F. Musil
Oscillopolarographic analysis of food colors	389	–	394
F. Nagy and J. Sohár
Oscillopolarographic examination of protein	395	–	398
L. W. Waltscheva
The relationship between the structure and oscillopolarographic behavior of some amino acids and peptides	399	–	402
D. Kaláb
Oscillopolarographic behavior of some proteins	403	–	405
O. Mach
Oscillopolarographic behavior of deoxyguanylic acid and other derivatives of purine	406	–	410
E. Paleček and B. Janik
Applications of oscillographic polarography in toxicology	411	–	413
J. Prokeš, F. Vorel, and V. Doležal