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ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY
F u r t h e r details are available from Thomas O. Morgan, Chemistry D e p a r t ment, General Motors Corp., Box 188, N o r t h E n d Station, Detroit 2, Mich.
PROGRAM Tuesday Morning, Oct. 7 Versatile Micro-Catalytic-Chromatographic Instrument for Use in the Study of Catalysts. J. P. Mickel. High Temperature Gas Chromatog raphy. E. D. Ruby. Gas-Liquid Chromatographic Analy sis of Amine Mixtures. R. D. Ring and F. W. Riley. Exhaust Gas Analysis by Gas Chromatography with Infrared Detec tion. W. B. Heaton and J. T . Wentworth. High Speed Electronic Integrator. B. A. Ritzenthaler.
Tuesday Afternoon Mechanism of Organic Electrode Re actions. P . J. Elving. Determination of Carbon and Hydro gen by Use of the Koerbyl Catalyst. Mitchell Kapron. Production Control Analysis Using the X-Ray Spectrograph. W. J. Wittig. Detection and Estimation of Butyl Hydrocarbon in Haw and Cured Poly mers. D. K. Gullstrom and J. E . Newell. Tritium Labelling and Liquid Scin tillation Counting in Drug Metabolism Studies. A. J. Glazko. Presentation of Annual Anachem Award to Charles M. Gambrill, Ethyl Corp., and his acceptance talk, entitled: Expanding Horizons for the Analytical Chemist. Wednesday Morning Difference Method for Quantitative Infrared Analysis. L. E. Tufts and A. Davis. Twin Long-Path Infrared Gas Cells for Trace Analysis. L. C. Conant, Jr., and W. E. Scott. Infrared Analysis of Short-Lived Free Radicals. L. E. Kuentzel. Analytical Applications of High Re solution Nuclear Magnetic Resonance. Manuel Garcia-Morin. Wednesday
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High Frequency Titrations of Some Weak Acids in Non-Aqueous Media. R. G. Hooser, L. L. Fleck, and Andrew Timnick. New Techniques in Spectrophotom etry. J. M. Vandenbelt. Microdetermination of Phenolic Com pounds in Air. R. G. Smith and J. D . MacEwen. Determination of Radioactive Iso topes in Drinking Water, Foods, and Sewage. R. B. Hahn. Differential Ultraviolet Spectrophoto m e t r y Determination of Serum Sali cylate and Barbituates. Bennie Zak.
