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he 197th National Meeting of the American Chemical Society will be held in Dallas, TX, April 9-14. At the meeting, the Division of Analytical Chemistry will sponsor or cosponsor technical sessions at which more than 150 presentations are scheduled. In addition to the technical program, the meeting will feature a presidential plenary session entitled "Environmental Issues in Biotechnology—Governmental, Academic, and Industrial Perspectives" (Monday, April 10) and a career development tutorial that will provide information on career guidance, assessment, planning, and options in the chemical industry and elsewhere (Sunday, April 9, and Monday, April 10). Other features of interest will be meetings of the ACS council and board of directors; ACS short courses; a national employment clearinghouse; and a series of social events, including the ACS mixer (Wednesday, April 12), an alumni hour (Tuesday, April 11), and the Division of Analytical Chemistry dinner (Tuesday, April 11). On-site registration facilities will be located in the Dallas Convention Center, East Lobby. The hours for registration will be Sunday, April 9, from 2 P.M. to 7 P.M.; Monday, April 10, through Thursday, April 13, from 7:30 A.M. to 3:30 P.M.; and Friday, April 14, from 7:30 A.M. to 10 A.M. An exposition of instruments, chemicals, technical literature, and other products and services will run for three days in conjunction with the meeting. The exposition, which will be housed in the Dallas Convention Center, will be open Monday, April 10, to Wednesday, April 12, from 8:30 A.M. to 5 P.M. The Division of Analytical Chemistry program includes the following symposia: the ACS Award in Analytical
Chemistry, the Frank H. Field and Joe L. Franklin Award for Outstanding Achievement in Mass Spectrometry, and the ACS Award in Chromatography. Other sessions that are scheduled cover the following topics: chromatographic instrumentation and practice, electrochemistry and surface science, electroanalysis with chemically modified electrodes, separations science and mass spectrometry, applications of microelectrodes to chemistry, and general topics. The Division of Analytical Chemistry will cosponsor two additional symposia: photochemical and electrochemical surface science: microstructural probes of electrode processes (cosponsored with Colloid and Surface Chemistry) and analytical applications of nuclear chemistry—ACS Award for Nuclear Chemistry symposium (cosponsored with Nuclear Chemistry and Technology). All technical sessions sponsored by the Division of Analytical Chemistry and the cosponsored symposium on analytical applications of nuclear chemistry will be held in the Hyatt Regency. The symposium on photochemical and electrochemical surface science will be held in the Convention Center. The analytical chemistry program will be highlighted by the presentation of several awards. Fred Anson, recipient of the ACS Award in Analytical Chemistry, will deliver a talk on Monday, April 10, entitled "Electroanalytical Chemistry and Electroanalytical Chemists—Some Reflections and Observations." The ACS Award in Chromatography will be presented to Fred Régnier, who will deliver a talk entitled " H P L C of Biopolymers: The Past, Present, and Future" on Thursday, April 13. Fred McLafferty, this year's
recipient of the Frank H. Field and Joe L. Franklin Award for Outstanding Achievement in Mass Spectrometry, will deliver his award address, "Mass Spectrometry—Toward the Universal Analytical Method," on Wednesday, April 12. Ronald Macfarlane, recipient of the ACS Award for Nuclear Chemistry, will deliver a talk entitled "He Jets, β Recoils, and a Search for Super-Hea v y . . . Molecular Ions" on Monday, April 10, at the symposium on analyti cal applications of nuclear chemistry. The ACS Award in Colloid or Surface Chemistry will be presented to Arthur Hubbard, who will deliver an address on surface electrochemistry at the sym posium on photochemical and electro chemical surface science on Tuesday, April 11. The Division of Analytical Chemis try dinner is scheduled for Tuesday, April 11, at the Butcher Shop Steakhouse, 808 Mungor Ave. The social hour begins at 6 P.M., followed by din ner at 7 P.M. Cost is $25. Ticket order ing information is available in the Feb. 13 issue of Chemical & Engineering News. The ACS Department of Continuing Education will offer a series of short courses at the meeting. For further in formation, see p. 366 A or contact the Department of Continuing Education, American Chemical Society, 1155 16th St., N.W., Washington, DC 20036 (202872-4508). Registration details and additional information about the meeting are available in the Jan. 16 and Feb. 13 issues of Chemical & Engineering News. The latter issue contains the fi nal program for the meeting. The pro gram that follows includes all sessions sponsored or cosponsored by the Divi sion of Analytical Chemistry.
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ACS courses. These new courses will be listed only once. For information on other ACS courses, contact the Depart ment of Continuing Education, American Chemical Society, 1155 16th St., N.W., Washing ton, DC 20036 (202-872-4508).
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ACS Award In Analytical Chemistry Symposium
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The following courses are of fered in conjunction with the 197th ACS National Meeting in Dallas, April 9-14.
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• Electronics for Laborato ry Instrumentation. April 68. Howard Malmstadt, Christie Enke, and Stanley Crouch • On-Line Process Analyz ers: The Key to Maximizing Industrial Process Efficien cy. April 7-9. Kenneth Clevett • Experimental Design for Productivity and Quality in R&D. April 7-9. Stanley Deming and Stephen Morgan • Environmental Analytical Chemistry: Air Toxics. April 8-9. Marcus Cooke and Robert Lewis • Environmental Analytical Chemistry: Water and Waste. April 8-9. Walter Shackelford and Marcus Cooke • Effective Management of Chemical Analysis Labora tories. April 8-9. John H. Tay lor, Jr., and Mary Routson • Capillary Gas Chroma tography. April 8-9. Stuart Cram and Milos Novotny • Quality Assurance of Chemical Measurements. April 8-9. John K. Taylor • Laboratory Applications of Lotus 1-2-3 and Other Software: Beyond the Basics. April 8-9. Glenn Ouchi
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Introductory Remarks. Award Address. Electroanalytical Chemistry and Electroanalytical Chemists—Some Reflections and Observations. F. C. Anson Nature of Carbon Fiber Surfaces as Studied by Thermal Desorption MS— Revisited. T. Kuwana, G. Swain, M. Weber Adsorption and Determination of Midazolam at Mercury Electrodes. J. Osteryoung, A. Ribes
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Chromatography—Solutions before Problems Were Realized. L. S. Ettre Use of Less Common Solvents in Quantitative Bonded-Phase HPLC Methods. P. C. Sadek Column Reequilibration after Gradient Elution in Reversed-Phase LC: Effect of Solvent, Temperature, Gradient Step, and Flow Rate. L. D. Payne, R. Arenas, E. Little, J. P. Foley SECTION C
Analytical Applications of Nuclear Chemistry: ACS Award for Nuclear Chemistry Symposium Cosponsored with the Division of Nuclear Chemistry and Technology
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Analytical Applications of Nuclear Chemistry: ACS Award for Nuclear Chemistry Symposium Cosponsored with the Division of Nuclear Chemistry and Technology D. F. Torgerson, Presiding 2:00 2:40
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Award Address. He Jets, δ-Recoils, and a Search for Super-Heavy... Molecular Ions. R. D. Macfarlane Secondary Ion Emission Induced by Fast (MeV/u) and Slow Ions (keV). Influence of the Incident Charge State. S. Della-Negra, J. Depauw, H. Joret, Y. LeBeyec SECTION A
R. A. Osteryoung, Presiding 1:30
Vibrational Spectra and Electrode Reactions of Adsorbed Molecules. A. Hubbard, D. A. Stern, G. N. Salaita, J. W. McCargar, F. Lu, J. Y. Gui, C.-H. Lin, N. Batina, D. G. Frank, D. C. Zapien, Β. Ε. Kahn
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Instrumental Considerations in HPLC of Biopolymers. J. M. DiBussolo Comparison of Micellar Electrokinetic Chromatography with Capillary Zone Electrophoresis and Micellar LC. J. P. Foley Achieving Fast and Selective Extractions of Complex Samples Using Supercritical Fluid Extraction. M. L. Kumar, R. K. Houck, D. S. Boyer Systematics of Method Development for Chemical Purification. D. H. Freeman Single-Channel Detection of Impurity Peaks in Chromatography. M. S. Jeansonne, J. P. Foley SECTION C
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SECTION Β Symposium on Chromatographic Instrumentation and Practice
Electronic Coupling Factors in Electron Transfer: Some Behavioral Differences between Electrodes and Molecular Redox Reagents. M. J. Weaver Electron Transfer Reactions at Ideal Semiconductor-Solution Interfaces. C. A. Koval, J. M. Howard, J. B. Olson, Β. Β. Smith Dye Sensitization of Two-Dimensional Semiconductor Electrodes. B. A. Parkinson Charge-Transfer Rates in Thin Polyelectrolyte Films Incorporating a Redox Molecule with Two Separate Electroactive Centers Having Different Redox Potentials. N. Oyama, T. Ohsaka Improving the CO Tolerance of Ft Fuel Cell Electrocatalysis. M. T. Paffett N=3 Rule in the Electrochemistry of Redox Polymers. G. Ostrom, D. A. Buttry Summary Remarks. R. A. Osteryoung
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Techniques for the Study of Chemical and Physical Properties of the Heaviest Elements. Κ. Ε. Gregorich Techniques for the Study of Short-Lived Nuclei: From the He Jet to Radioactive Beams. W. C. McHarris Charge Separation in the Nuclear Track and Its Influence on 252Cf-PDMS. R. Mosshammer, R. Matthaeu, K. Wien Biomedical Applications of Plasma Desorption MS. Β. Τ. Chalt
TUESDAY MORNING
SECTION A
General K. W. Street, Presiding 8:30 8:50
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PAH Solvent Polarity Probes: General Considerations and Applications. S. A. Tucker, R. Waris, K. W. Street Lifetime Spectra for Room-Temperature Phosphorescence (RTP). K. A. Muarry, E. Gonzalez, L. Cretella, K. W. Street, R. B, Gregory Supercritical Fluid/Supersonic Jet Spectroscopy with a Sheath-Flow Nozzle. C. H. Sin, S. R. Goates
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Analytical Applications of Nuclear Chemistry: ACS Award for Nuclear Chemistry Symposium Cosponsored with the Division of Nuclear Chemistry and Technology
Electrochemistry and Surface Science
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Ligand Substitution and Selective Surface Coordination Studies of Iodine and 2,5-Dihydroxythiophenol at Platinum Electrodes. G. M. Berry, M. P. Soriaga Electrode-Surface Coordination/ Organometallic Chemistry. Interaction of Inorganic and Organic Ligands with Rh, Pd, Ir, Pt, and Au. G. J. Call, M. P. Soriaga Gold Minigrid Cell for Spectroelectrochemistry Using FT-IR. D. J. Curran, P. B. Graham Characterization of a Kel-F Oil Carbon Paste Electrode for LC/EC. N. D. Danielson, M. A. Targove, J. Wangsa Electrochemistry of Nitro Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons. A. U. Shaikh, D. Lister, H. Jung, P. P. Fu Utilization of Power Spectrum Analysis for the Optimization of Voltammetric Detection Limits. J. C. O'Angelo, J. B. Justice Surface Coordination Chemistry of Noble Metal Electrocatalysts: Oxidative Addition and Reductive Elimination of Iodide at Iridium, Platinum, and Gold in Aqueous Solutions. M. E. Bothwell, M. P. Soriaga
Competitive Surface Coordination between Γ and —SH at Gold Electrodes. B. G. Bravo, M. P. Soriaga SECTION C
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Permeation Sampler for Ethylene Oxide. C. Muntuta-Kinyanta, J. K. Hardy Method for the Determination of Chromium (VI). J. H. Shofstahl, J. K. Hardy Classification of Whiskies by Pattern Recognition. L. M. Headley, J. K. Hardy Displacement Chromatographic Separation of Enantiomers on Cyclodextrin-Silica Columns. G. Quintero, G. Farkas, A. Bartha, G. Vigh Determination of Enantiomeric Ratios Using Circular Dichroism. K. A. Swallows, N. Purdie Application of Graph Theory to Pattern Recognition in 2D NMR. E. C. Craig, L R. Brown
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Adaptation and Use of 252Cf-PDMS for Biochemical Analyses. C. J. McNeal Time-of-Flight (TOF) Measurements of Secondary Ions from Large Molecules. K. G. Standing, W. Ens, Y. Mao, F. Mayer, N. Poppe, B. Schueler, X. Tang, J. B. Westmore Analytical Studies with Clusters Generated by Plasma Desorption. E. A. Schwelkert, M. G. Blain, S. Della-Negra, H. Joret, Y. LeBeyec, M. A. Park Desorption of Organic Molecules with Fast Incident Atomic and Polyatomic Ions. J. E. Hunt, M. Salehpour, D. L. Fishel Models for High-Energy Ion-Induced Desorption of Molecules from Surfaces. R. R. Lucchese, S.-L. Lee SECTION D
Photochemical and Electrochemical Surface Science: Microstructural Probes of Electrode Processes Cosponsored with the Division of Colloid and Surface Chemistry Ft. L. McCreery, Presiding 8:55 9:00 9:30
Introductory Remarks. Some Recent Experiments with Polyelectrolyte Coatings on Electrodes. F. C. Anson, C.-F. Shu EXAFS Spectroelectrochemistry as an In Situ Probe of Polymer-Coated Electrodes. L. R. Sharpe, D. H. Igo, C. E. Lunte,
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A.F.M.M. Rahman, J. R. Kirchhoff, H. D. Dewald, W. R. Helneman, R. C. Elder Characterization of Organic Films and Monolayers by Optical Reflection Spectroscopies. D. L. Allara, C. W. Sheen, Y. Kim, K. Vedam Infrared Reflection Spectroscopy: A Quantitative Probe of the Structure and Reactivity of Organic Monomolecular Assemblies at the Electrochemical Interface. M. D. Porter, S. M. Stole, D. D. Popenoe, C. C. Wu Oriented Polymer Films on Electrode Surfaces. J. B. Benzlger Electrochemical, Photoelectrochemical, and Scanning Tunneling Microscopic Studies of van Der Waals Surfaces. S. L. Tang, B. A. Parkinson
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SECTION A
Frank H. Field and Joe L. Franklin Award for Outstanding Achievement In Mass Spectrometry Symposium D. J. McAdoo, Presiding 2:00 2:40
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Tandem MS of Biomolecules. M. L. Gross Development of Fourier Transform Ion Cyclotron Resonance for High Mass Biomolecules. D. H. Russell, C. D. Hanson, E. L. Kerley, M. E. Carter Search for Evidence of Secondary Structure in the Tandem Mass Spectra of Peptides. M. M. Bursey, B. W. Erickson Quantitative Organic Secondary Ion MS. P. J. Todd SECTION Β
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Photochemical and Electrochemical Surface Science: Microstructural Probes of Electrode Processes—ACS Award in Colloid or Surface Chemistry Symposium Cosponsored with the Division of Colloid and Surface Chemistry W. R. Heineman, H. B. Mark, Jr., Presiding 2:00 2:30 3:00
Radiochemistry at Smooth and WeilDefined Electrodes. A. Wleckowskl, E. K. Krauskopf, L. R. Rice, P. Zelenay Surface Chemistry of Copper Electrodes. J. L. Stlckney Electrochemistry in Brain: Recent Breakthroughs. R. F. Lane
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Pentaquadrupole MS: Reaction Intermediate Spectra. R. G. Cooks, J. C. Schwartz, K. L. Schey Recent Developments in Neutralized Ion Beam Chemistry. R. F. Porter Ion-Neutral Complexes as Intermediates in the Unimolecular Decompositions of Ions in the Gas Phase. D. J. McAdoo, J. C. Troeger, C. E. Hudson Presentation of Frank H. Field and Joe L. Franklin Award to Fred McLafferty Award Address. MS—Toward the Universal Analytical Method. F. W. McLafferty
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Potential-Induced Structural Transformations of FCC Metal Surfaces in Electrolyte. P. N. Ross Probing the Structure and Dynamics of Thin-Film Growth by Nonlinear Optical Methods. D. A. Koos, J. M. Robinson, G. L. Richmond Tunneling Microscopy for In Situ Observation of Surfaces during Active Electrochemical Control. R. S. Robinson Raman Spectroscopy of Molecules Adsorbed on Electrode Surfaces. A. Campion Resonant and Nonresonant Second Harmonic Generation Studies of Chemisorption at Platinum Electrode Surfaces. R. M. Corn Use of X-rays as In Situ Probes of Electrochemical Interfaces. H. D. Abruna
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Electroanalysis at Gamma-Irradiated Polymer-Modified Electrodes. W. R. Heineman, L. A. Coury, Jr., C. Galiatsatos, K. Hajizadeh, E. W. Huber, D. A. Smith, S. K. Sponaugle Laser Modification of Carbon Electrodes: Submicron to Molecular-Scale Microelectrodes Based on Graphite Lattice Defects. R. L. McCreery, C. Allred, D. Alsmeyer, R. Bowling, R. Rice Poly(Heterolene) Film Electrodes for Anion Detection in Ion Chromatography. H. B. Mark, Jr., G. C. Russell, Z.-L. Xue, A. Galal, A. E. Karagozler, Ο. Υ. Ataman, H. Zimmer Mediated Oxidation of Organic Disulfides at Electrodes Modified with Inorganic Films. J. A. Cox, T. J. Gray Prospects for Use of Modified Composite Electrodes in Sensors and Detectors. B. R. Shaw, K.E.E. Creasy, J. Park, Y. Deng, C. L. Wang, M. W. Attridge
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Effect of Solvent Polarity and Salt on the Liquid-Liquid Extraction of Polar Organics from Water. C. D. Hertz, J. G. Schnable, I. H. Suffet Determination of Solvent Strength Parameters for Nonconventional Solvents in Liquid-Solid Chromatography. P. D. Rice, D. R. Bobbin Use of Effective Carbon Number Calculation of FID Response Factors for SFC. J. T. Coburn Improved Solute Classification Method To Aid the Optimization of Reversed-Phase Ion-Pair HPLC. A. Bartha, G. Vigh Preparative-Scale Separation of Enantiomers on Pirkle-Type Columns Using Displacement Chromatography. P. Camacho, E. Geiger, G. Farkas, A. Bartha, G. Vigh Indirect Differential Thermal Lens Measurements for Universal Detection in HPLC. S. R. Ersklne, D. R. Bobbitt HPLC-Determination of Gentamycin in Animal Tissue. V. K. Agarwal HPLC-Electrochemical Study on the Degradation of Rotenone. S. L. Abidi
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Stable Isotope Dilution Studies of Amino Acids by GC/MS. T. A. Lee, T. M. Forrest, J. K. Hardy Analysis of N-Acetylserotonin in Biological Samples by GC/Negative Chemical Ionization MS. C. W. Tsang, S. F. Pang Analysis of Perfluoropolyether by Pyrolysis GC/MS. K. Tatelshl, H. Adachi
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Voltammetric Detection of Alkali Cations at the Chemically Derivatized Interface: Solid-State Microstructure Dynamics as an Active Sensing Element. A. B. Bocarsly, C. Luangdilok, Y. Ijiri In Situ Probes of Ion Transport in Redox Processes. K. Rajeshwar, Y.-H. Ho, S. Basak, E. W. Tsai Composition, Structure, Properties, and Formation Mechanism of Pure and Bismuth-Doped Lead Dioxide Thin AdLayers on Solid Electrodes. H. Chang, D. C.Johnson Ion Exchange and Charge Transport Properties of Polymeric Ruthenium(ll) Tris(4-Methyl-4'-Vinyl-2-2'-Bipyridine) Films. F. A. Schultz, K. K. Kasem Incorporation and Electrocatalytic Properties of Polyoxometalates in IonExchange Polymer Films. K. K. Kasem, F. A. Schultz SECTION C
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Laser Raman Spectroelectrochemical Studies of Metal Corrosion and Passivation in Aqueous Environments. C. A. Melendres, T. Tipton, W. Paden, W. Ruther Photochemistry of Surface-Modified Semiconductor Particles and Aggregates. L. Spanhel, A. Henglein, M. A. Anderson Characterization of Molecular Interactions with Electrode Surfaces by Raman Spectroscopy. T. M. Cotton, F. Ni, W.-X. Yue, H.Feng Luminescence Imaging of Electrode Surface Activity. R. C. Engstrom, C. M. Pharr, T. Bee, R. Tople Photochemical Generation and Voltammetric Detection of Reactive Free Radicals. D. H. Evans, D. K. Smith, W. E. Strohben Scanning Tunneling Microscopy of Adsorbates on Platinum Electrode Surfaces. B. C. Schardt, S.-L. Yau, F. Rinaldi, C. M. Vitus, R. Thiehsen
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High-Performance Hydrophobic Interaction Chromatography of Variant Proteins. J. Fausnaugh, F. E. Régnier Effect of Column Length on Peptide Mapping. T. D. Schlabach Rapid Microisolation of Proteins from Biological Sources and Their Sequence Determination. J. Pearson Chromatographic Engineering: Impact of Media Design on the Preparative Purification of Proteins. W. Kopaciewlcz, S. P. Fulton
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Cyclic Voltammetry at High Scan Rates. R. M. Wlghtman, D. 0. Wipf Study of a Fast Radical Chain Process by Microelectrode Voltammetry. D. H. Evans, J. C. Ruhl Solid-State Voltammetry and Polymer Electrolyte Plasticization as a Basis for an Electrochemical Gas Chromatographic (ECGC) Detector. J. F. Parcher, C. J. Barbour, R. W. Murray Use of Neumann's Integral Theorem To Describe the Behavior of Microdisk Electrodes. S. Pons, J. Daschbach, M. Fleischmann Reverse Pulse Voltammetry at Microelectrodes. J. G. Osteryoung, Z. Stojek, M. Ciszkowska, M. M. Murphy
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SECTION A
ACS Award in Chromatography Symposium B. L. Karger, Presiding
SECTION C Photochemical and Electrochemical Surface Science: Microstructural Probes of Electrode Processes Cosponsored with the Division of Colloid and Surface Chemistry R. L. McCreery, Presiding 9:00
A. G. Ewing, Presiding 8:30
Elucidation of Kinetics at Microelectrodes Using Conformai Mapping—How to Turn Your PC into a Cray. C. Amatore, B. Fosset, M. R. Deakin, A. Michael, R. M. Wightman
9:30
10:00
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Molecular Characterization of Adsorbed Species Using In Situ IR Spectroscopy. A. Bewick Particle Size Effects in Electrocatalysis: A Surface Science Approach. S. Eppell, G. S. Chottiner, D. A. Scherson Probing Surface Chemical and Crystallinity Effects upon Electrocatalytic Mechanisms Using In Situ IR and Raman Spectroscopies. M. J. Weaver Structure and Function in the Adsorption of Amphiphilic Molecules at Metallic Surfaces Studied by Surface Plasma Resonances. D. J. Walls, A. R. Siirila, P. W. Bohn Electrocatalysis of Anodic, OxygenTransfer Reactions at Thin-Film Metal Oxide Electrodes. D. C. Johnson, H. Chang, J. Feng, B. R. Wels Surface-Enhanced Raman Scattering in Alcohol Electrochemical Systems. J. E. Pemberton, R. L. Sobocinski
2:00 2:35 3:25
4:00 4:35
Award Address. HPLC of Biopolymers: The Past, Present, and Future. F. E. Régnier New Packing Materials for Size-Exclusion Chromatography. G. Guiochon, M. Czok Protein Footprints in Reversed-Phase LC: Some Practical Consequences. L. R. Snyder, B.F.D. Ghrist, B. S. Copperman Role of On-Column Protein Aggregation on Chromatographic Behavior. B. L. Karger, R. Blanco, A. Aral Micropreparative Chromatography of Proteins by Using Micropelicular Phases. C. Horvath, K. Kalghatgi, I. Fellegvari SECTION Β
Symposium on Applications of Microelectrodes to Chemistry R. M. Wightman, Presiding 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:45
Electroanalysis with Surface-Modified Microelectrodes. H. C. Hurrell, H. D. Abruna Voltammetry in and at Single Nerve Cells. A. G. Ewing, J. B. Chien Electrochemistry at Ultramicroelectrode Ensembles. I. F. Cheng, C. R. Martin Microelectrode Studies of Electrocatalysis in Resistive Water/Oil Microemulsions. A. Owlia, Z. Wang, J. F. Rusling
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