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REPORT 1065 A Dynamic 2D IR spectroscopy
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Dynamic IR spectroscopy coupled with 2D correlation analysis can provide insights into polymer deformation mechanisms, identify submolecular interaction sites in polymer blend systems, and enhance the resolution of spectral features. Curtis Marcott, Anthony E. Dowrey, and Isao Noda of The Procter & Gamble Com pany review the theory of the technique, explain the instrumentation required, and describe applications.
REPORT 1079 A Ion sources for inorganic MS
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EDITOR: ROYCE W. MURRAY University of North Carolina ASSOCIATE EDITORS: Catherine C. Fenselau, University of Maryland Baltimore County, William S. Hancock, Hewlett Packard, James W. Jorgenson, University of North Carolina, Robert A. Osteryoung, North Carolina State University, Edward S. Yeung, Iowa State University/Ames Laboratory
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Until the past decade, inorganic MS was limited because most inorganic samples are nonvolatile and difficult to ionize. Since then, researchers have adapted new ion sources and refined old ones. Debra Colodner and Vincent Salters of the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Co lumbia University and Douglas C. Duck worth of Oak Ridge National Laboratory review recent advances in producing ions from liquid and solid samples.
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Conferences. · Short Course. · Call for Papers.
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In the year of the 50th anniversary of the beginning of the end of World War II, chemists should be aware of how strongly the war and its aftermath shaped the present world of chemistry.
Parallel computing. By splitting calcula tion problems into subsets of tasks and data, parallel computing takes knotty sim ulation and theoretical chemistry prob lems from virtual impossibility to virtual reality, complete with joystick and sound effects.
1059 A β Analytical Currents
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NIST researchers reach absolute zero, almost. · NIST and ANSI to develop electronic standards network. · Chroma tography nomenclature from IUPAC. • NSF establishes six new engineering research centers. · Nominations.
A synchrotron source X-ray detector; an electrospray LC/MS system for peptide sequencing; and a thermogravimetric ana lyzer that determines moisture, volatiles, ash, fixed carbon, or loss on ignition for various samples are featured. · Instru mentation. · Literature. · Catalogs.
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3553 Instrument for Evaluating Phase Be havior of Mixtures for Supercritical Fluid Experiments Steven H. Page*, JanetF. Morrison, Rich ard G. Christensen, and Steven J. Choquette 3558 Stoichiometry of Latent Acidity in Buff ered Chloroaluminate Ionic Liquids /. C. Quarmby, R. A. Mantz, L. M. Goldenberg, andR. A. Osteryoung* 3562 Trace Metal Redistribution During Ex traction of Model Soils by Acetic Acid/ Sodium Acetate Tu Qiang, Shan Xiao-Quan *, Qian Jin, and Ni Zhe-Ming
Bruce Parkinson reviews a new volume that explains, rather than derives, elec trode kinetics, and Hee-Yong Kim looks at a recent text on MS of lipids.
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