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E. Ravoo, R. M. Hybarger, C. W. Tobias, T. Vermeulen. Design and Startup of a Continuous Electrochromatograph. D. G. Howery, H. C. Thomas. Ion Exchange Properties of the Zeolitic Mineral Clinoptilite. T. C. Reihman, D. P. Werner, T. R. Rehm. Procedures for the Investigation of Subcooled Nucleate Boiling in a Negligible Gravity Field. R. T. Shannon, R. D. DeHaas, E. M. Tory. Batch and Continuous Thickening. Part III. Calculation of Batch Settling Curves from Initial Rate Data. W. C. Purdy. Column Fractional Precipitation Methods. J. I. Nutter, G. Burnet. Fixed-Bed Drying of Air Using Molecular Sieves.
30th Annual Chemical Engineering Symposium The 30th Annual Chemical Engineering Symposium of the ACS Division of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry will be held Nov. 14 and 15 at the University of Maryland, College Park. Theme of the symposium will be Transfer Phenomena in Fluid-Solid Systems. The program embraces 25 technical papers in five sessions, which include two on ion exchange, one on physical absorption, one on membrane processes, and one on selected topics. The symposium banquet will be held Thursday evening at the Park University Motel, with a social hour preceding.
Program THURSDAY MORNING
Ion Exchange, Part I F. G. Helfferich. General Aspects and Theories of Fixed-Bed Performance. H. A. Johnson, T. D. Wheelock. Simplified Design Model for an Ion Exclusion Column. G. Klein, N. Villena, T. Vermeulen. Multicomponent Equilibria in FixedBed Ion Exchange Softening of Sea Water. I. Hashimoto, K. B. Deshpande, H. C. Thomas. Peclet Numbers and Retardation Factors for Ion Exchange Columns. P. T. Shannon, N. D. Smith. Transport Controlled Exchange Phenomena in Packed Columns.
K. R. Hall, A. Acrivos, T. Vermeulen. Adsorption-Column Performance with Constant-Pattern Pore-Diffusion Kinetics. J. A. Kostecki, L. N. Canjar, F. S. Manning. The Kinetics of Physical Adsorption of a Binary Liquid System in Fixed Beds. FRIDAY MORNING
Membrane Processes A. S. Michaels, W. R. Vieth, H. J. Bixler. Gas Permeability of Highly Oriented Dibutyl Maleate Polyethylene Copolymer Films. S. Sourirajan. Separation of Some Inorganic Salts in Aqueous Solution by Flow, Under Pressure Through Porous Cellulose Acetate Membranes. R. W. Blunk, S. Loeb. The Gibbs Equation as a Criterion for the Semipermeability of Cellulose Acetate Membranes to Aqueous Solutions. H. P. Gregor, M. Rothenberg. Boundary Layer Thickness in Dialysis and Electrodialysis Processes. N. C. Kafes, C. W. Clump. Fluid Resistances to Dialysis. M. Odian, E. F. Leonard. Dialysis Through Partially Deacetylated Cellulose Acetate Membranes.
Ion Exchange, Part II J. L. Duda, A. B. Metzner. The Kinetics of Vapor Sorption by an Ion Exchange Resin. Robert Kunin. Chemical Processing with Ion Exchange. Homish Small. Separation of Nonionic Solutes on Ion Exchange Resins Bearing Amphiphilic Counter Ions. T. G. Smith, J. S. Dranoff. Further Studies of Film Diffusion Controlled Kinetics in Binary Ion Exchange. Physical Absorption. G. D. Cheever, E. G. Bobalek. Electron Microscopy of Some Adsorption Phenomena on Thin Films of Polycrystalline Rutile. S. Masamune, J. M. Smith. Adsorption Rate Studies—Significance of Pore Diffusion. 76
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The Southern Rubber Group, sponsored by the ACS Division of Rubber Chemistry, will hold its fall meeting Nov. 1 and 2 at the King Edward Hotel, Jackson, Miss. In addition to a technical program, Dr. Maurice Morton, director of the Institute of Rubber Research, University of Akron, will give two lectures on The Chemistry and Physical Behavior of Elastomers. Dr. James D'lanni will be the banquet speaker. A program has been planned for the ladies.
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Southern Weed Conference will be held in Jackson, Miss., Jan. 15 to 17, 1964. About 500 research, education, and technical development workers representing state and federal agencies, chemical and equipment industries, utility companies, municipalities, railroads, and other organzations will gather to exchange information on better ways to control weeds on farms, industrial sites, parks, rights of way, and in water and other areas. Meetings will be held at the Hotel Heidelberg. Dr. E. G. Rodgers of the University of Florida, Gainesville, will be in charge of the program.
will be held immediately following, on Jan. 25. Address inquiries to Joe O. Ledbetter, 305 Engineering Laboratories Bldg., University of Texas.
The 1964 American Industrial Health Conference will be held April 13 to 16 at the Pittsburgh-Hilton Hotel, Pittsburgh, Pa. Sponsors are the Industrial Medical Association and the American Association of Industrial Nurses. Further details are available from the American Industrial Health Conference, 55 East Washington St., Chicago, 111. 60602.
The Fourth Industrial Water and Waste Conference will be held Jan. 23 and 24, 1964, at the University of Texas, Austin. Cooperating agencies are Texas Water Pollution Control Association, Texas Department of Health, and the university's civil engineering department. General chairman of the meeting is Dr. J. F. Malina, Jr., of the university. The 8th Conference on Industrial Hygiene and Air Pollution Concerning In-Plant Problems
The 5th Joint Automatic Control Conference will be held at Stanford University, Stanford, Calif., June 26 to 28, 1964. Sponsors are American Institute of Chemical Engineers, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Instrument Society of America, and the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. Write Charles Elkind, IBM Corp., Monterey & Cottle Roads, San Jose 14, Calif.
ACS LOCAL SECTIONS PLACE
Central Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania State University, University Park East Tennessee (Analytical Group). ORINS Training Bldg., Oak Ridge Florida (Gainesville Subsection). Room 207, Leigh Hall, University of Florida Florida (Jacksonville Subsection). Nelms Science Bldg., Jacksonville University Florida (Lakeland Subsection). Florida Southern College Florida (Miami Subsection). Lecture Hall, Richter Library, University of Miami Florida (Tampa-Bay Subsection). St. Petersburg Junior College Iowa. Chemistry Bldg., State University of Iowa, Iowa City North Jersey. Seton Hall University, South Orange, N.J. (Analytical Group)
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Physical Chemistry of the Sense of Taste
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John G. Malm
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Chicago. Northwestern University, Evanston, 111. Florida (Tallahassee Subsection). Room 306, Science Bldg., Florida State University Southern Indiana. Chemistry Bldg., Indiana University, Bloomington St. Louis. Engineers Club of St. Louis (Midwest Award Symposium )
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Chemistry of Xenon and Perxenates Tall Oil in Protective Coatings Chemistry of Xenon and Perxenates Chemistry of Xenon and Perxenates Chemistry of Xenon and Perxenates Orbital Electronegativities
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Pittsburgh (Physical and Inorganic Group). Mellon Institute
Vacuum Ultraviolet Analyses
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Gas Chromatography and the Quest for Life on the Moon The Facts and Fallacies of Silent Spring Relaxation Methods for the Study of Fast Reactions The Role of Sulfur Compounds in Polymer Stabilization Water Structure and the Thermodynamics of Aqueous Solutions Key Problems and Recent Advances in the Field of Surface Chemistry Total Synthesis of Estrogenic Hormones Chemistry of Xenon and Perxenates
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Herchel Smith
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John G. Malm
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Nathan Kornblum
The Alkylation Anions
Herman Pines
Base-Catalyzed Reactions of Hydrocarbons Long-Lived Carbonium Ions Catalysis in the Petroleum Industry Key Problems and Recent Advances in the Field of Surface Chemistry
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Harold Hart Vladimir Haensel 2
Henry Leidheiser
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Men and Molecules . . . . . . released for broadcast after Nov. 1, is titled " 'Friendly' Bacteria As Food Preserving Agents," featuring Dr. Carl S. Pederson of Cornell University. See "ACS on the Air" listings on page 80 for stations broadcasting in your area. Each week C&EN announces here the "Men and Molecules" program to be released the following Friday. This may not be the specific program to be carried on your station at the time listed, however; a number of different programs are constantly in circulation. Call your local station to find out when specific programs you are interested in will be broadcast.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
American Chemical Society 146th National Meeting. Denver, Colo. Jan. 19-24, 1964. 147th National Meeting. Philadelphia, Pa. April 5-10, 1964. 148th National Meeting. Chicago, 111. Aug. 30-Sept. 4,1964. 149th National Meeting. Detroit, Mich. April 4-9, 1965. ACS Division of Rubber Chemistry, Southern Rubber Group. Fall Meeting. King Edward Hotel, Jackson, Miss. Nov. 1-2. Eastern Analytical Symposium. ACS New York and North Jersey Sections et at. Statler-Hilton Hotel, New York, N.Y. Nov. 13-15. ACS Division of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry. 30th Annual Chemical Engineering Symposium. University of Maryland, College Park, Md. Nov. 14-15 (see page 76). ACS Southeastern Regional Meeting. Charlotte, N.C. Nov. 14-16 (C&EN, Oct. 14, page 122). ACS 19th Southwest Regional Meeting. Shamrock Hilton Hotel, Houston, Tex. Dec. 5-7. Other Organizations Commercial Chemical Development Association. Pittsburgh Hilton Hotel, Pittsburgh, Pa. Oct. 23. National Agricultural Chemicals Association. 30th Annual Meeting. Homestead, Hot Springs, Va. Oct. 27-30. American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists. National Convention. Hotel Statler, Boston, Mass. Oct. 30-Nov. 2. Conference on Electrical Insulation of the Division of Engineering and Industrial Research, National Academy of Sciences-National Research Council. Annual Meeting. Greenbrier Hotel, White Sulphur Springs, W.Va. Nov. 4-6. Manufacturing Chemists' Association. 13th Semiannual Meeting and Midyear Conference. New York, N.Y. Nov. 19.
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PENNSYLVANIA Bloomsburg, WCNR, Mon. 9:45 A.M., Susquehanna Valley Carlisle, WHYL, Sat. 9 A . M . , Southeastern Pennsylvania Chambersburg, WCBG, Sun. 3:30 P . M . , Southeastern Pennsylvania Elizabethtown, WEZN, Fri. 2:05 P . M . , Southeastern Pennsylvania Erie, WICU, Wed. 8:15 P.M., Erie Gettysburg, WGET, Mon. 7:15 P . M . , Southeastern Pennsylvania Latrobe, WSVC, Sun. 2-4 P . M . , St. Vincent College Lebanon, WLBR-AM-FM, Sun. 9:30 A.M., Southeastern Pennsylvania Philadelphia, WIBG, Sun. 6:45 A.M., Philadelphia Philadelphia, WFLN-AM-FM. Sat. (alternating Saturdays) 12:05 P.M., Philadelphia Pittsburgh,' WDUQ-FM, Thurs. 9:30 P . M . , Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, WLOA-AM-FM, Sat. 3:30 P . M . , Pittsburgh
PENNSYLVANIA, continued State College, WMAJ, Fri. 6:30 P.M., Central Pennsylvania Sunbury, WKOK, Sat. 9:45 A.M., Susquehanna Valley Wilkes-Barre, WILK, Tue. 9:15 P . M . , Kings College Williamsport, WLYC, Sat. 5:30 P . M . , Susquehanna Valley Williamsport, WRAK, Wed. 7:45 P.M., Susquehanna Valley PUERTO RICO Santurce, WKYN, Sun. 1 P.M.. Puerto Rico RHODE ISLAND Providence, WJAR, Tue. 7:45 P . M . , Thurs. 7:45 P.M., Rhode Island SOUTH CAROLINA Columbia. WIS, Wed. 7:45 P.M.. South Carolina SOUTH DAKOTA Sioux Falls, KSOO, Sun. 12:20 P . M . , Sioux Valley TENNESSEE Cookeville, WliUB, Sun. 7:45 P . M . , Tennessee Polyteclinic Institute Knoxville, WUOT-FM, Wed. 2:45 P.M., Eastern Tennessee TEXAS Atlanta, KALT, Mon. 1:15 P . M . , Ark-La-Tex Borger, KHUZ, Sat. 6:45 P.M., Panhandle Plains Carthage, KGAS, Sat. 11:45 A.M., Ark-La-Tex Cladewater, KEES, Sat. 7 A.M., Ark-La-Tex Henderson, KGRI, Tue. 2:05 P . M . , Ark-La-Tex Houston, KXYZ, Sun. 9:15 P.M., Texas Southern University Longview, KLUE-FM, Sun. 9:45 P . M . , Ark-LaTex Longview, KFRO, Sun. 4:45 P . M . , Ark-La-Tex Lubbock, KTXT, Tue. 4 P . M . , Texas Technological College Marshall, KADO, Fri. 3:30 P . M . , East Texas Baptist College Nacogdoches, KSFA, Sun. 4:30 P.M., Stephen S. Austin State College Orange, KOGT, Sun. 6 P . M . , Texas-Louisiana Gulf Port Neches, KPNG, Sat. 4 P . M . , Texas-Louisiana Gulf Sinton, KTOD, Sun. 11 A.M. & Tue. 6:15 P . M . , South Texas Texarkana, RTFS, Sun. 8:30 A.M., Ark-La-Tex Tyler, KTBB, Sat. 11:45 A.M., Ark-La-Tex UTAH Logan, KVNU, daily 7:15 P.M., Salt Lake Salt Lake City, KCPX, Mon. 6:45 P . M . , Salt Lake Spanish Fork, KONI. Sat. 7:45 A.M.. Salt Lake VERMONT Barre, WSNO, Sun. 11:20 A.M., Western mont
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VIRGINIA Bridgewater. WVBC, Mon. 10 P . M . , Bridgewater College Bristol, WCYB, Sun. 4:15 P.M., Northeast Tennessee Bristol, WKYE, Sun. 11:45 A.M., Northeast Tennessee Danville, WILA, Sun. 12:45 P.M., Virginia Harrisonburg, WEMC-FM, Tue. 7 P.M., Eastern Mennonite College Richmond, WRVA, Sat. 6:45 P.M., Virginia Richmond, W L E E , Sun. 10:15 P.M., Virginia University of Richmond, WCRC, Mon. 8 P . M . , University of Richmond Waynesboro. WAYB, Sat. 11:00 A.M., Virginia WASHINGTON Pasco, KALE, Sun. 6 P.M.. Richland WEST VIRGINIA Elkins, WDNE, Sat. 7:30 P . M . , Northern West Virginia Morgantown. WCLG, Sun. 8 P . M . , Northern West Virginia Moundsville, WMOD, Sat. 4 : 4 5 P . M . , Upper Ohio Valley WISCONSIN Madison, WHA, Tue. 2 P . M . , University Wisconsin
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