Vol 29, No 2 (2001): Hungarian Journal of Industrial Chemistry

Articles

• COMPUTER CONSTRUCTION OF CHEMICAL REACTION MECHANISMS

  B.V. Alexeev, N.I. Koltsov, F.J. Keil

  81-86

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• ESTIMATION OF STEADY STATES NUMBER OF ONE-ROUTE CATALYTIC REACTIONS

  E. S. Patmar, B. V. Alexeev, N. I. Koltsov, F. J. Keil

  87-90

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• APPROXIMATE MODELS APPLICATION FOR MODELLING OF FIXED BED REACTORS

  M. Szukiewicz, R. Petrus

  91-94

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• DESIGN OF A PRESSURE SWING ADSORPTION MODULE BASED ON CARBON NANOTUBES AS ADSORBENT – A MOLECULAR MODELING APPROACH

  A. Heyden, T. Düren, M. Kolkowski, F. J. Keil

  95-104

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• B-SPLINES CONTRA BÉZIERSPLINES

  N. Herrmann

  105-111

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• OPTIMIZATION OF PIPELINE NETWORK FOR OIL TRANSPORT

  A. Jokić, Z. Zavargó

  113-117

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• NEW POSSIBILITIES FOR THERMAL WATER TREATMENT

  A. Ujhidy, G. Bucsky, J. Németh

  119-122

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• OBTAINING QUANTITATIVE INFORMATION ON THE FLUCTUATION OF THE ACTIVE INGREDIENT CONTENT IN DRUGS – WHAT WOULD THE CUSTOMER FIND

  Á. Drégelyi-Kiss, S. Kemény

  123-127

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• IDENTIFICATION OF NONLINEAR SYSTEMS USING GAUSSIAN MIXTURE OF LOCAL MODELS

  J. Abonyi, T. Chován, F. Szeifert

  129-134

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• QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AS A TOOL OF PROCESS CONTROL FOR FOOD AND AGRO INDUSTRIES

  G. Kollár, Z. Syposs, G. Viczián, L. Mészáros, K. Kollár-Hunek

  135-138

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• POSSIBILITIES OF THE APPLICATION OF POLYISOBUTENYL SUCCINIC ANHYDRIDE DERIVATIVES OF VARIOUS MOLECULAR STRUCTURES

  Z. Kocsis, J. Baladincz, L. Bartha, J. Hancsók

  139-141

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• EXPLOSION AREAS OF FLAMMABLE SUBSTANCES AND THEIR NUMERICAL APPROXIMATION

  G. Viczián, M. Molnárné-Jobbágy, J. Heszberger, K. Kollár-Hunek

  143-147

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• RHEOLOGY OF ALUMINA SLIPS

  A. Papo, L. Piani

  149-154

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• APPLICATION OF LIFE-CYCLE ASSESSMENT FOR A PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCT

  K. Herner, J. Rédei, L. Tamaska, Sz. Vizi, Á. Rédey

  155-160

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