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NEWS Impurities a n d Surface Contaminants of Conductors a n d Insulators. A. J . A H E A K N . Review of M a s s M e a s u r e m e n t s . A. O. C. NIER.

R e c e n t Atomic M a s s Determinations in the Nickel-Zinc Region. H . E . D U C K ­ W O R T H , P . C. E A S T M A N , AND G. R. BRIDGE.

The Bethlehem "POLYMIX"*; For working Pyrex*, Vycor and Quartz. *tested for 100 mm. tubing.

Friday, J u n e 1 Convenient Table for Determining M e t a stable Transitions. R. A. M E Y E R AND D . G.

For silver soldering, brazing, metal working. • Noiseless—surprisingly light weight

EARNSHAW.

Report on P r o g r a m to Establish Reference Samples of Isotope Abundance. F . L.

• Operates on low pressure gas

M O H L E R AND V . H . D l B E L E R .

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Review of R e c e n t Developments in M a s s Spectrometry in Europe. A. E . CAMERON. Section F . R. D . IV, A S T M D-2 on Spec­ troscopic M e t h o d s of Hydrocarbon Analysis of P e t r o l e u m P r o d u c t s . J. F . H I C K E R S O N , Chair-man

on any Glass or use manually

Lathe

PM-55.

Preliminary Survey of Negative Ions F o r m e d by Electron Impact. R. M . R E E S E , V. H . D I B E L E R , AND F . L. M O H L E R .

Electron-Impact Studies. Cationated Cy­ clopropane Ring. iS. M E Y E R S O N AND P . N . RYLANDER.

Electron-Impact Studies. Origins a n d Structures of t h e CeH, a n d CsHj I o n s from

BETHLEHEM

Alkylbenzenes. MEYERSON.

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R Y L A N D E R AND S.

Observations on Acetylenic M a s s Spectra.

Apparatus Company, Inc.

E . A. H I N K L E , G. L. R O B E R T S , AND W . HAMNER.

HELLERTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA

Uranium Determination by t h e Isotope Dilution Technique. W. E . D U F F Y , F . H .

Other glassworking equipment described in Cat. C-54. Ask for it.

T l N G E Y , AND P . G o R I S .

Far further information, circle number 24 A-1 on Readers' Service Card, page 69 A

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Several Exhibits at Summer Symposium The 3-day Summer Symposium on Analytical Chemistry, in addition to its three technical sessions and special events, will feature exhibits by several instrument manufacturers and dealers. The meeting, the ninth to be sponsored by the Division of Analytical Chemis­ try of the AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY

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For further information, circle number 24 A-2 en Readers' Service Card, page 69 A

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ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY, will be

held at the University of California at Los Angeles, June 14 to 16. Those who have scheduled exhibits are: Applied Physics Corp.; Beckman Instruments, Inc.; Braun Corp.; Cen­ tral Scientific Co.; Harold Kruger In­ struments, Nuclear Instrument and Chemical Co.; Perkin-Elmer Corp. The technical sessions will deal with analysis of industrial wastes, rapid methods of analysis, and analytical problems in biologieal systems. The complete program, including special events and a preregistration coupon, appeared in the April issue of ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY

(page 17A).

Laboratory Course on Electron Microscope A summer laboratory course in tech­ niques and applications of the electron microscope will be given from June 11 to 23 by the Laboratory of Electron Microscopy, Cornell University. ANALYTICAL

CHEMISTRY