PROGRAM SYMPOSIUM O N THE SPECTRA OF ABSORBED MOLECULES Friday Morning—Pittsburgh
Room
M . R. Basila, Presiding
9:00 Application of Electron Spin Resonance to the Study of Heterogeneous Catalysis. R. J. Kokes, T h e Johns H o p kins University, Baltimore 18, M d . 9:35 Infrared Spectroscopy in the Study of Adsorption at Nonmetallic Surfaces. R. S. McDonald, General Electric Research Laboratory, Schenectady, Ν . Υ. 10:30 Application of Infrared Spectroscopy to the Study of Adsorption on Metal Surfaces. J. W. Ward, University Chemical Laboratory, Cambridge, England. 11:05 Electronic Spectra of Adsorbed Molecules. H . P . Lof tin. The M . W. Kellogg Co., Jersey City, N . J. 11:40 Hydrogen Chemisorbed on Silicon. W. P . PHskin, I.B.M. Components Laboratory, Poughkeepsie, Ν . Υ. EMISSION
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Friday Morning—Terrace Room E. R. Shuster, Jr., Presiding
8:30 Spectrographic Determination of Silicon, Phosphorus, and Nickel in Copper-Germanium Alloys. A. M . Liebman, R. J. Carver, L. A. Tissot, J . R. Zuber, RCA, 415 South Fifth St., Harrison, N . J . 8:50 Quantitative Analysis of the Major and Minor Constit uents of Silicate Rocks and Minerals by Means of Direct Reading Spectroscopy. Hans Schwander, University of Basle, Switzerland; J. B. Marling, Jarrell-Ash, S. Α., Le Locle, Switzerland. 9:10 Element Calibrations by Plasma J e t Solution Spectrography. Ε . Η . Sirois, General Electric Co., 5-249 Appli ance Park, Louisville, K y . 40225 9:30 Methanol as a Diluent for Gas Stabilized Arc Sources. J. D . Hohn, Western Electric Co., Inc., P . O. Box 900, Prince ton, N . J . 9:50 Use of a Nitrogen Atmosphere to Reduce M a t r i x Ef fects in the Analysis of Aluminum Alloys Using Point-toPlane Spark Excitation. C. K . Matocha, John Petit, W. H . Tingle, Alcoa Research Laboratories, New Kensington, P a . 10:30 Spectrochemical Determination of Cobalt, Nickel, Aluminum, and Boron in Commercial Acid Gold Baths by Solution Techniques. E . F . McLain, W . H . WTade, Interna tional Business Machines Corp., 1701 North St., Endicott, Ν. Υ. 10:50 A Direct Reading Spectrochemical Procedure for the Measurement of Nineteen Minor Elements in N a t u r a l Water. J. F . Kopp, R. C. Kroner, U. S. Public Health Serv ice, 1014 Broadway, Cincinnati 2, Ohio. 11:10 T h e Spectrochemical Determination of Microgram Amounts of Tantalum, Niobium, Titanium, and Hafnium in UsOs. J. E . Scott, E . R. Shuster, Jr., Nuclear Materials & Equipment Corp., Apollo, P a . 11:30 Multi-Element Spectrographic Impurity Analysis of Graphite. O. V. Coble, F . V. Fair, Speer Carbon Co., Pack ard Rd. and 47th St., Niagara Falls, Ν . Υ.
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ELECTRON DIFFRACTION A N D APPLIED X-RAY SPECTROGRAPHY
Friday Afternoon—Ball R o o m
Model CB-040 Literature on Request
J. S. Rudolph, Presiding
1:30 A N e w High Vacuum Unit for Electron Diffraction Combined with Surface Electron Microscopy. M . Gribi, L. Wegmann, Trub, Tauber & Co., Ltd.; Lloyd M . Mountford, Hardco Scientific Corp., Amperestrasse 3, Zurich 37, Switzerland. 1:50 X-Ray Fluorescent Determination of Cobalt, Zinc, and Iron in Organic Matrices. S. A. Bartkiewicz, E . A. H a m m a t t , Esso Research Laboratories, Baton Rouge, La. 2:10 Internal Standard X-Ray Spectrographic Procedure for the Determination o:r Calcium, Barium, Zinc, and Lead in Hydrocarbons. W. E . Burke, L. S. Hinds, G. E . Deodato, E. D . Sager, Jr., R. E. Borup, Cities Service Research & D e velopment Co., Box 402, Cranbury, N . J. 2:30 X - R a y Spectrographic Determination of Trace T h o r ium in UsOs. J. E . Scott, E . R. Shuster, Jr., Nuclear M a t e rials & Equipment Corp., Apollo, P a .
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