ACS MEETING PROGRAM SECTION C Symposium on Recent Advances in A n a l y t i c a l Chemistry
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Introductory Remarks. W. H . Reinmuth, Columbia University. Continuous Differential Potentiometric Titration. M . M. Nicholson, Humble Oil and Refining Co. Design of Coulometric and Polarographic Apparatus. G. L. Booman, F . O. Cartan, Phillips Petroleum Co. An Automatic Melting Point Recorder. L. F . Berhenke, T h e Dow Chemical Co. Kinetic Masking in Thermometric Titrimetry. Joseph Jordan, The Pennsylvania State University; E . J. Billingham, Jr., Thiel College. Thermogravimetric Analysis. Temperature Limits and Rate of Heating. Alexandre Berlin, R. J. Robinson, University of Washington. X-Ray Absorption Edge Analysis. H. W . Dunn, Oak Ridge National Laboratory. Inorganic Analysis by Infrared Spectroscopy. The Solid Solution Technique. J. R. Lawson, R. Barnett, Fisk University; H . W. Morgan, Oak Ridge National Laboratory. Spectrophotometric Polarimetric Titrimetry. I. AcidBase Titrimetry with Asymmetric Indicators. II. Polarimetric Titrimetry with Metal Ions and Asymme tric Substances. Stanley Kirschner, D. C. Bhatnagar, Wayne State University. Elimination of Anion Interferences in Flame Spectros copy. A. C. West, W. D. Cooke, Cornell University. Flame Photometry Using Oxycyanogen Flames. J. W. Robinson, Esso Research Laboratories.
Monday A f t e r n o o n SECTION Β General A. M. Wilson, Presiding
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Introductory Remarks. C. E . Bricker, Princeton Uni versity. Precipitation Processes and Precipitation from Homo geneous Solution. Louis Gordon, Case Institute of Technology. Organic Analytical Reagents. F . J. Welcher, Indiana University. The Chelon Approach to Analysis. C. N . Reilley, Uni versity of North Carolina.
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Introductory Remarks. A. M . Wilson, Wayne State University. The Solvent Extraction of Inorganic Ions with Sur face-Active Agents. A. M. Wilson, L. B . Churchill, Wayne State University. Foam Fractionation of Organic Compounds by Means of Added Foaming Agents. B. L. Karger, L. B. Rogers, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Bis(di-n-hexylphosphinyl)methane. A New Metal Extractant. J. W. O'Laughlin, C. V. Banks, Iowa State University. Thionin Derivatives in the Extraction and Direct Pho tometric Determination of Boron. Laszlo Pasztor, J . D. Bode, Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp. Countercurrent Extraction of Rare Earth Chelates. G. W. Pope, W. F . Wanger, J. F . Steinbach, University of Kentucky. Extraction of Calcium with 8-Quinolinol. James Katekaru, Henry Freiser, University of Arizona. Homogeneous Precipitation of Aluminum 8-Quinolate. L. C. Howick, University of Arkansas; W . W. Trigg, Arkansas Polytechnic College. Detection and Estimation of Polyoxyethylene Glycol in Nonionic Surfactants by Ascending Paper Chroma-
