PITTCON 1:30 (1012) Thermoanalytical Evaluation of Catalysts for Use with Polycarboxylic Acid Durable Press Reactants for Cotton—B.J TRASK-MORRELL, USDA, ARS, SRRC, TFC
Supercritical Fluid Extraction Thursday Afternoon, North Building, Lower Level, Room L9 G. Pearse, Jr., Presiding LeMoyne College 1:30 (1002) Novel Applications of Supercritical Fluid Extraction for Sample Preparation Prior to Analysis—A.F. RYNASKI, Lee Scientific, N.L. Porter, E.R. Campbell, B.J. Murphy, R.B. Neilsen, B.E. Richter 1:50 (1003) Supercritical Fluid Extraction of Wood Pulps—A J. SEQUEIRA, VA Polytech. Instit. & State Univ., L.T, Taylor 2:10 (1004) Comparison of Collection Methods in Supercritical Fluid Extraction—M. ASHRAF-KHORASSANI, Suprex Corporation, M L . Kumar, J.M. Levy 2:30 (1005) Selectivity Enhancement in Supercritical Fluid Extraction— J.M. LEVY, Suprex Corporation, A.C. Rosselli, D.S. Boyer, K. Cross 2:50 (1006) Supercritical Fluid Extraction of Herbicides, Pesticides, and Petroleum Hydrocarbons from Complex Solid Samples—L J.D. MYER, Isco, Inc.. J. Tehrani, C. Thrall, M. Gurkin 3:10
RECESS
3:25 (1007) Trace Analysis Methods for SFE C O , — S B . MILLER, Scott Specialty Gases, Inc., D.G. Plessor, R. Flaska, R.G. Heckert, R.B. Denyszyn 3:45 (1008) Supercritical Fluid Extraction: A Unique Modular Device for Routine SFE Sample Extraction—J. TEHRANI, ISCO, Inc., M. Gurkin, C. Thrall, L. Myer 4:05 (1009) Quantitative Considerations for Supercritical Fluid Extraction of Environmental Samples—SB. HAWTHORNE, University of North Dakota, D.J. Miller, J.J. Langenfeld, A.A. Clifford, K.D. Bartle 4:25 (1010) Chemical Derivatization During Supercritical Fluid Extraction for the Recovery of Polar and Ionic Analytes—D.J. MILLER, University of North Dakota, SB. Hawthorne, J.J. Langenfeld, D. White
1:50 (1013) Quality Control Test Method Development Using Thermal Analysis—S SAUERBRUNN, TA Instruments, Inc., L.C. Thomas, C.L. Marcozzi, A.V. Rockwell 2:10 (1014) A Comparison of TSC/RMA, DSC, DMA, and DEA for the Characterization of the Amorphous Phase of Plymers—J.P. IBAR, Solomat Instrumentation, A. Matthiesen, R. MclNtyre, J.R. Saffell, P. Denning, M. Dumont 2.30 (1015) A New Reaction Calorimeter Using Power Compensation Measurement Technology—R.J. GRANVILLE, Columbia Scientific Ind. Corp. 2:50 (1016) Development and Applications of a High-Heating-Rate, Vibrating-Tube TGA—M D TIMKEN, Widener University, M.R. Schultz 3:10
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3:25 (1017) Energy of Activation for the Gelation of Thermosets—S. SAUERBRUNN, TA Instruments, Inc., P.S. Gill 3:45 (1018) A Comparative Mechanical and Calorimelric Investigation of Nylon 6,6—R.B. CASSEL, Perkin-Elmer Corporation 405 (1019) Synergistic Extraction of AAB Types Extraction Mecha nism of Gadollnlum(lll) with Ternary System HPMBP-HEHEHP-TBP-W.Q. WANG, Peking University, D.F. Chen, L.L. Hua 4:25 (1020) The Determination of Formation Thermodynamic Function of Hexose-Borate and Hexose-Metallic Complexes by Titration Calorimetry—W.Q. WANG, Peking University, B.L. Zhang, L.L. Hua 4:45 (1021) Studies of the Synergistic Effect by Titration Calorimetry Reaction of U 0 2 ( T T A ) 2 · T h ( T T A ) 4 with N503 in Toluene—W.Q. WANG, Peking University, H. Yang, Z. Li, L.L. Hua
Friday, March 8, 1991
Thermal Analysis of Polymers
Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Applications of Liquid and Gas Chromatography
Thursday Afternoon, North Building, Lower Level, Room L1 K.D. Schlecht, Presiding State University of New York
Friday Morning, North Building, Lower Level, Room L9 R.P. Khosah, Presiding Aluminum Company of America
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