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MASTER

The third annual meeting of ASTM Committee E-14 on Mass Spectrometry will be held the week of May 22 at the Mark Hopkins Hotel, San Francisco, Calif. May 23 through May 26, 69 papers will be presented covering isotopic abundance determinations, ion­ ization potentials, solids analysis, high molecular weight analysis, and new mass spectrometer techniques and de­ velopments. On May 27 there will be two mass spectrometer clinics spon­ sored by instrument manufacturers, and from May 23 through May 26 there will be an exhibit of mass spectrometers and associated equipment. During the week E-14 subcommittees will meet.

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WRITE FOR ILLUSTRATED LITERATURE OR RECOM­ MENDATIONS ON YOUR SPECIFIC PROBLEMS IN­ VOLVING CAS ANALYSIS

Monday Morning Section 1. J. HIPPLE, Presiding Large Electromagnetic Isotope Separators at Oak Ridge.

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C. P. KEIM.

Considerations of Isotope Dilution Anal­ yses. R. BALDOCK, J. K. GLADDEN, AND L. O. GILPATBICK.

Isotope Analysis Using Mercury Dimethyl. V. H . DlBELER.

Recent Isotopic Measurements Utilizing Two-Stage Magnetic Analyzer. T. L. COL­ LINS AND F. A. WHITE.

Recent Rb-Sr Geologic Age Determina­ tions and Other Applications of Mass Spec­ trometry in Geology. L. F. HERZOG. Precision Isotopic Measurements of Sulfur in Geochemical Problems. W. V. ATJLT

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Measurements of Argon-40 from Rocks and Minerals by Isotope DilutionTechniques.

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D. R. CARE.

Measurement of Small Differences in Bio/B" Ratios. w. D . H ABM AN AND J .

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Measurement of Small Differences in N»/Ni5 Ratios. J. M. SAARI AND H. O.

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Monday Afternoon Section 2. A. O. C. N I E R , Presiding Quasi-Equilibrium Theory of the Mass Spectra of Hydrocarbons. A. L. WAHRHAFTIG AND H .

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Qualitative Study of Statistical Theory of Mass Spectra. L. FRIEDMAN, F. A. LONG, AND M. WOLFSBERG.

Simplified Molecular Models for ProtonRich Ions of High Charge. R. A. OGG, JR. Mass Spectrometer Ion Source Reactions and Efficiencies.

D. P. STEVENSON.

Mass Spectrometry Study of Free Radi­ cals Formed on Filaments. D. J. FABIAN. Radicals Formed in Reaction of HydrogenOxygen and Methyl-Oxygen Reactions. W. A. BRYCE AND K. U. INGOLD.

Mass Spectra of Halogen Fluorides. A. P. IRSA AND L. FRIEDMAN.

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For further information, circle number 26 A-2 on Readers' Service Card, page 47 A

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Ionization and Dissociation of NF3 by Electron Impact. R. M. REESE AND V. H. DIBELER.

Electron Attachment in SF3 Using Monoenergetic Electrons. W. M. HICKAM AND R. E. Fox. Tuesday Morning Section 3. M. G. INGHRAM, Presiding New Doublet Measurements. H. EWALD, H. LIEBL, G. SCHIERSTEDT.

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