P. S. Farrington, Presiding 2:00 2:05 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:20
Introductory Remarks. P . S. Farrington. Electrolytic Deposition of Metals. Mechanism and Method of Investigation. H . Gerischer. Analytical Applications of Impedance Measurements of the Electrical Double Layer. D . C. Grahame. Voltammetry a t Solid Electrodes. Anodic Oxidation of Aromatic Amines. E . Ureta, F . S. Rowland, and R. N . Adams. Electroanalytical Methods Using Chelons. C. N . Reilley. T h e "Irreversible Thermodynamic" Point of View in the Understanding of Electrode Processes. P . Van Rysselberghe.
for work in a controlled atmosphere
Thursday Morning and Afternoon SECTION A Fisher A w a r d Symposium on Electroanalytical Techniques Honoring James J . Lingane J. Mitchell, Jr., Presiding 9:00 9:05
Introductory Remarks. J . Mitchell, J r . Electrodes Consisting of Membranes of Precipitates. R. B . Fischer and R. F . Babcock. 9:35 Voltammetry with Membrane Electrodes. R. C. Bowers, A. M . Wilson, and C. Maggart. 10:05 Film and Membrane Phenomena a t Solid Electrodes. E. R . Nightingale, J r . 10:35 Polarography of Gases. D. T . Sawyer and R. S. George. 11:00 Properties of Aluminum Cationic Sensitive Glass Electrodes. K . R. Starr. 11:20 Studies on the Antimony-Antimony Oxide Electrode. L. M . Garcia, W. C. Purdy, and J . T . Stock. 11:40 Tungsten Hemipentoxide Electrode. A N e w Voltammetric Indicator Electrode. J . Jordan and L. R. Jimenez.
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R. L Pecsok, Presiding 2:00 2:05 2:30 3:30 4:00 4:30
Introductory Remarks. R. L. Pecsok. Glass-Silver Electrodes i n Nonaqueous Titrimetry. M. G. Yakubik, L. W. Safranski, and J . Mitchell, J r . Some Conditions that Determine the Separation of Ions by Continuous Electrochromatography. H . H . Strain. T h e r m a l Electroanalysis. M . J . Joncich and H . F . Holmes. N e w Techniques in Radiochemical Determinations Using Polarographic Methods. D . L. Love. Analytical Applications of Polarography in the Field of Rocket Propellants. G. C. Whitnack.
BLICKMAN SECTION Β General Charles N. Reilley, Presiding 9:00 9:05
Introductory Remarks. C. N . Reilley. Determination of Fluoride by Conductometric T i t r a tion. H . Kubota and J . G. Surak. 9:20 Colorimetric Determination of Boron in Zirconium. R. Seitz and Louis Silverman. 9:35 Determination of Titanium by Extraction of Titanium Cupferronate with 2-Pentanone. K . L. Cheng. 9:55 Spectrophotometry Determination of Plutonium V a lence States in Sulfate Systems. J . M . Chilton and R. E . Biggers. 10:15 Structure of Sodium Cobaltinitrite in Aqueous Solu tion. R. E . Jentoft and J . Robinson. 10:35 Method of Continuous Variation by H i g h Frequency Oscillometry. S. S. Cooper and R. J . Spahl. 11:00 (5-Phenyl-2-Oxazolyl)Pyridines as Fluorescent p H I n dicators. Application to Chemical Radiation Dosim etry. D . G. Ott. 11:20 Spectrophotometric Determination of p-£erf-Butylcatechol a n d o-Aminophenol in 2-Methyl-5-vinylpyridine. Κ . Η . Nelson and M . D . Grimes.
FUME HOOD Originally designed a n d developed for t h e A E C , this F u m e H o o d assures m a x i m u m safety in t h e h a n d l i n g of radioactive materials and radioactive isotopes. S t u r d y 14-gauge stainless steel, r o u n d c o r n e r construction provides long life . . . easy cleaning a n d d e c o n t a m i n a t i o n . Send for T e c h n i cal Bulletin E - 3 . S. Blickman, Inc., 9603 G r e g o r y A v e n u e , W e e h a w k e n , N . J.
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