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

Published monthly

Author: Slavík

New microbial-friendly polyaniline nanoparticles on the base of nitrilotriacetic acid: comparison with PANI prepared by standard techniques	347	–	357
Martina Vyoralová, Roman Slavík, Markéta Julinová, and Jarmila Vilčáková	Vol. 71, 2
Production of Extracellula Polysaccharides by Candida mucifera	123	–	126
J. Daniš, A. Kardošová, and E. Sláviková	Vol. 46, 2
Alkaloids of Mahonia aquifolium (PURSH) NUTT.2.	537	–	542
J. Slavík, J. Bochořáková, D. Košťalová, and V. Hrochová	Vol. 39, 4
Alkaloids of Berberis julianae	265	–	268
B. Brázdovičová, D. Košťalová, J. Slávik, and J. Tomko	Vol. 29, 2
Sulfite cooking of viscose pulp. XV. The effect of xylose on the decomposition of sulfur dioxide solutions	135	–	139
I. Slávik	Vol. 16, 1-2
Sulfite cooking of viscose cellulose. XIV. The effect of polythionates on the decomposition of cooking liquor and on the cooking process	456	–	461
I. Slávik	Vol. 15, 6
Sulfite cooking of viscose cellulose. XIII. Some analytical problems regarding spent sulfite liquor and solutions of sulfur dioxide heated under conditions of sulfite cooking	148	–	153
I. Slávik	Vol. 15, 2
Sulfite cooking of viscose cellulose. XII. The dependence of the cooking acid on the temperature	215	–	224
I. Slávik	Vol. 14, 3
Multimolecularity of some purified pulps	225	–	233
V. Mašura and I. Slávik	Vol. 14, 3
Sulfite cooking for viscose type pulp. XI. Effect of time on the decomposition of cooking acid with the addition of glucose	129	–	136
I. Slávik	Vol. 14, 2
Sulfite cooking of viscose cellulose. IX. The effect of elementary sulfur and thiosulfates on the decomposition of sulfur dioxide	556	–	560
I. Slávik	Vol. 13, 9
Sulfite cooking of viscose cellulose. VIII. Dependence of the decomposing cooking acid on the shape of the vessel	186	–	192
I. Slávik	Vol. 13, 3
Sulfite cooking of viscose cellulose. X. The effect of furfural on the decomposition of the cooking acid	621	–	627
I. Slávik	Vol. 13, 10
Sulfite cooking of viscose cellulose. VII. The influence of formic acid on the decomposition of cooking acid at higher temperatures	47	–	50
I. Slávik	Vol. 13, 1
Sulfite cooking of viscose cellulose. VI. The decomposition of cooking acid at higher temperatures with the co.ovrddot.operation of sugars	703	–	712
I. Slávik	Vol. 12, 12
Sulfite cooking of viscose cellulose. V. Effect of pressure	499	–	507
I. Slávik	Vol. 11, 8
Determination of lignin in bleached viscose cellulose	285	–	292
I. Slávik and Ľ. Kuniak	Vol. 11, 5
The characterization of cellulose by viscometric methods	460	–	467
I. Slávik	Vol. 10, 7
Sulfite cooking of viscose cellulose. III	129	–	147
I. Slávik	Vol. 9, 2
The sulfite cooking of viscose cellulose. IV	624	–	637
I. Slávik	Vol. 9, 10
Bleaching of semichemical pulp	44	–	53
I. Slávik and V. Masura	Vol. 9, 1
Sulfite cooking of pulps for viscose manufacture. II. Low content of lime and condensation of lignin	438	–	451
I. Slávik	Vol. 8, 7
Sulfite cooking of pulps for viscose manufacture. I	367	–	384
I. Slávik	Vol. 8, 6
Raw materials for production of cellulose	488	–	496
I. Slávik	Vol. 6, 7-8
Viskozová celulóza, jej výroba a vlastnosti	326	–	330
I. Slávik	Vol. 1, 9-10
Precipitation of organic substances from sulfite waste liquors	149	–	159
J. Slávik and R. Boríšek	Vol. 1, 5