Program Louisiana Section ACS Announces
New Orleans ABABNABNAA/F/ DEIOTGERIOGRRHOKR DGKJOKLSKL;DS DFKLHFDKLPHKP[
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March 31st and April 1st, 1980 New Orleans Marriott —The French Quarter—
Featured Speakers F.W. Karasek Robert Moseman Rick Villalobos Panel Discussion Advances in On-Line Monitoring Twenty-Seven Papers (Abstracts Accepted) Speakers Dinner and Dance Short Courses Practical Capillary Chromatography April 2nd & 3rd Advanced Mass Spectroscopy Fred McLafferty April 10th & 11th
For More Information Contact: Bud Bromley Box 1449 Kenner, Louisiana 70063 504-443-6201
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grammer for HPLC—J. B. Dixon, Tracor Instruments Division 11:20 Advantages, Reproducibility and Applications of a N e w Micro processor-Controlled Ternary Gra dient System for HPLC—D. J. Popovich, Tracor Instruments Division 11:40 Laboratory Automation— Unattended HPLC Methods Devel opment w i t h a Microprocessor In teractive Controller—C. A. Mannan, Kratos/Schoef'f'el Instrument Division, M. L. Brenner
Gas Chromatography—Compound Analysis Friday Morning, Room G J. H. Driscoll, Presiding 8:30 Quantitating Organic and In organic Mercury in Human Blood Using Gas Liquid Chromatogra phy—B. R. Kuhnert, P. M. Kuhnert, P. Rrhard, Cleveland Case Western Re serve U 8:50 The Determination of Hydro carbons in Anhydrous Hydrogen Fluoride—D. E. Stelz, B. Cottom, Racon, Inc. 9:10 Determination of P a r t s - P e r Billion Concentrations of Light Hy drocarbons in Silane Gas—L. A. Lesser, A. E. Holmer, Union Carbide Corp. 9:30 Determination of Chloram bucil in Plasma by Gas Chromatog raphy with Selected Ion Monitor ing—H. Ehrsson, Karolinska Pharma cy, S. Eksborg, I. Wallin, Y. Marde, B. Joansson 9:50 Determination of 1,4-Dioxane in Ethoxylated Surfactants by Gas Chromatography—E. W. Ciurczak, Henkel Corp., J. J. Robinson 10:20 Gas Chromatographic De termination of Water in Acetone—M. J. Egoville, E. S. DellaMonica, U.S. Department of Agriculture 10:40 GC Determination of Dis solved Combustible Gases in Trans former Oil by Direct Oil Injection— D. J. Fisher, General Electric Co. 11:00 GLC Analysis for T r a c e Levels of Amides by Conversion to Nitriles—G. F. Barber, Shell Devel opment Co. 11:20 Applications and Charac teristics of Graphitized Carbon—T. W. Rendl, R. A. Dolan, J. M. Anderson, Alltech Associates, Inc. 11:40 Arson Analysis: R e c o m m e n dations on Methodology and Certi fication—H. G. Evans, P. M. Demers, D. P. Peck, Demers Laboratory
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY, VOL. 52, NO. 2, FEBRUARY
1980
Thin Layer Chromatography Friday Morning, Room H F. Κ. Schweighardt, Presiding 8:30 The Use of (Diethylamino) Ethyl-Modified Silica Gel in the Rapid Chromatographic Separation of Phospholipids and Other Highly Polar Organic Compounds—U. H. Do, P. T. S. Pei, S. Ramachandran, Milton Roy Co. 8:50 Analysis and Purification of Alpha Oximinocyclohexanone—L. R. Palmer, T. Demmin, Allied Chemical 9:10 Triangular Thin Layer Chro matography—H. J. Issaq, Frederick Cancer Research Center 9:30 High Performance Thin Layer C h r o m a t o g r a p h y of P h o s p h o l i p ids—J. C. Touchstone, J. C. Chen, Κ. Μ. Beaver, U of Pennsylvania 9:50 Preadsorbent High Perform ance TLC—P. G. Griffiths, E. Heilweil, Whatman, Inc. 10:20 Separation of Triphenylmethane Dyes by TLC over Scolecite as a N e w Adsorbant—K. Srinivasulu, A. K. Sonakia, Vikram U 10:40 Multiphase TLC—A N e w Technique for Analysis of Complex Samples—P. G. Griffiths, Μ. Ε. Mazzei, T. J. Filipi, Whatman, Inc. 11:00 An Automated High Speed TLC Scanner with Microcomputer Control—K. Nakamura, H. Yamamoto, H. Yamamoto, Shimadzu Corp. 11:20 T h e Photoinduced Inactivation of Medicaments in Consequence of Intramolecular Rearrange ment—A. Ehrl, Ges. f. Strahlen-und Umeltforschung 11:40 Some Recent Progress in Isotachophoresis—A. Baldsten, S. G. Hjalmarsson, LKB-Produkter AB 12:00 Nonaqueous Electrophoresis of Model Compounds—S. B. Schram, U of Georgia, D. W. Lowman, F. G. Gerberich, L. B. Rogers
Atomic Absorption V Friday Morning, Room J W. Walton, Presiding 8:30 Sampling and Atomic Ab sorption Determination of Hydrogen Selenide Using a Charcoal Sorbent—D. E. Wagoner, P. M. Grohse, J. F. McGaughey, Research Triangle In stitute 8:50 The Determination of T r a c e Elements in Industrial Environments Utilizing Nonflame Atomic Absorp tion Techniques—A. J. Stratton, M. W. Routh, Varian Instrument Group
