Projected ACS Divisional Programs SUBJECTS H e r e are p r o g r a m s a r r a n g e d for A m e r i c a n C h e m i c a l Society N a t i o n a l M e e t i n g s for fall 1 9 6 1 ( C h i c a g o , Sept. 3 to 8) a n d later a n d for national symposia o r g a n i z e d b y individual divisions. Please n o t e t h a t all divisions require : • Title of p a p e r . • T i m e n e e d e d to p r e s e n t t h e p a p e r . • N a m e , p r e s e n t connection, professional classification (chemist, c h e m i c a l engineer, biochemist, physicist, etc.), m e m b e r s h i p status, a n d a d d r e s s of e a c h a u t h o r .
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Colors — Natural See above and Synthetic
! ABSTRACTS
TO:
Samuel Zuckerman H. Kohnstamm & Co., Inc. 537-555 Columbia St. Brooklyn 31, N.Y.
Veterinary Medici- See Medicinal Chemisnal Chemistry try Division, page 102 (joint with Medicinal Chemistry Division )
• Indication of w h i c h a u t h o r will p r e s e n t t h e p a p e r .
Fermentation Subdivision
• Abstract of p a p e r . O n p a g e 9 8 y o u will find a s t a n d a r d a b s t r a c t form you m a y use to s u b m i t y o u r p a p e r . U s i n g this form will give all n e e d e d information. Abstracts for r e g u l a r p a p e r s should not e x c e e d 2 0 0 w o r d s . F o r symposia p a p e r s a n d for some other invited p a p e r s , longer a b s t r a c t s m a y b e n e e d e d . T o give r e a d e r s t h e best service, as well as to conserve space, you are u r g e d to k e e p these special a b stracts to 3 5 0 w o r d s or less. H o w e v e r , w h e r e division regulations suggest a longer abstract, it will b e a c c e p t e d in k e e p i n g with those regulations. T h e form is d e s i g n e d for a s t a n d a r d a b s t r a c t of 2 0 0 w o r d s . If you n e e d m o r e space, please c o n t i n u e t h e a b s t r a c t on a second, plain sheet. Some divisions also r e q u i r e a second, longer abstract, full p a p e r s , a n d / o r m u l t i p l e copies of t h e s t a n d a r d a b stract. C o n s u l t t h e i n d i v i d u a l division p r o g r a m s for such special instructions.
General Papers
4 copies of 200 word abstract by June 2. Copy of paper when presented
New Fermentation Processes
See above
Cell Propagation
See above
Physico-Chemical Aspects of Fermentations
See above
Fermentation Waste Disposal
See above
C o m p l e t e d a b s t r a c t s s h o u l d b e m a i l e d to t h e p e r s o n i n d i c a t e d in t h e i n d i v i d u a l p r o g r a m s . Additional copies of t h e a b s t r a c t form m a y b e o b t a i n e d from Mr. A. T. W i n s t e a d , A m e r i c a n C h e m i c a l Society, 1 1 5 5 Sixteenth St., N . W . , W a s h i n g t o n 6, D . C .
| G. M. Shull Medical Research Labs Chas. Pfizer & Co., Inc. Groton, Conn. John Megna Bio-Ferm Corp. Wasco, Calif. W. R. Earle Biology Lab National Cancer Institute NIH Bethesda 14, Md. Julius Schultz Hahnemann Medical College 235 North 15th St. Philadelphia 2, Pa. Lloyd L. Kempe Dept. of Chemical Engineering U of Michigan Ann Arbor, Mich.
Pesticides Subdivision CHICAGO, SEPTEMBER 1961 General Papers
4 copies of 200 word abstract by June 2. Copy of paper when presented
Workshop on Methods for Pesticide Residues and Food Additives
See above
DIVISION OF AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD CHEMISTRY CHICAGO, SEPTEMBER 1961 SUBJECTS
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General Papers
4 copies of 200 word abstract by June 2. Copy of paper when presented Enzymes — Produc- See above tion and Use in Agriculture and Food Chelation Mecha- See above nism and Relation to Nutrition—Natural and Synthetic Flavors — Natural See above and Synthetic
ABSTRACTS
TO:
J. C. Sylvester Abbott Labs North Chicago, 111. Irwin W. Sizer Dept. of Biology MIT Cambridge 39, Mass. Martin Rubin Dept. of Chemistry Georgetown U Washington, D.C. E. E. Lockhart Coffee Brewing Institute, Inc. 120 Wall St. New York 5, N.Y.
C. H. Van Middelem Dept. of Food Technology and Nutrition U of Florida Gainesville, Fla. C. H. Van Middelem
DIVISION OF ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY CHICAGO, SEPTEMBER 1961 General Papers
| 4 copies of 200 word abstract and 1 copy of 1000 word abstract or complete paper before May 20 Emission Spectros- See above. Deadline copy I May 10
DEC.
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L. B. Rogers Room 2-001, MIT Cambridge 39, Mass. Cyrus Feldman Oak Ridge National Lab P.O. Box X Oak Ridge, Tenn. 1960
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Deadline
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SUBJECTS
INSTRUCTIONS
ABSTRACTS
TO:
Analytical Methods See Water and Waste with Emphasis Chemistry Division, on Minor Elepage 104 ments (joint with Water and Waste Chemistry Division )
W. H. Reinmuth Columbia U New York 27, N.Y. or cochairman : Irving Shain U of Wisconsin Madison, Wis.
WASHINGTON, D.C., MARCH 1962
See Cellulose Chemistry Instrumental Methods for the | Division, page 100 Analysis of Cellulose and Cellulose Derivatives ( joint with Cellulose Chemistry Division )
General Papers
4 copies of 200 word L. B. Rogers abstract and 1 copy of 1000 word abstract or complete paper before Dec. 20
Form for Abstracts for ACS Meeting Papers This form is for abstracts for Chicago (Sept. 3 to 8) and later ACS meetings. Instructions for filling it out are given below. Additional forms are available from A. T. Winstead, American Chemical Society, 1155 Sixteenth St.,
N.W., Washington 6, D.C. The form wUI be printed again in CHEMICAL AND ENGINEERING NEWS this spring about Pour weeks before deadlines set by the divisions for abstracts for the Chicago meeting.
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INSTRUCTIONS
SUBJECTS
Mass Spectrometry See above. (a) Determina Dec. 10 tion of Molec ular Structure ( b ) Analysis of Solids
Deadline
Determination of Water
See above. Dec. 10
Deadline
Biochemical See above. Methods of Anal Dec. 10 ysis
Deadline
ABSTRACTS
TO:
Fred W. McLafferty Dow Chemical Co. Framingham, Mass.
SUBJECTS Instrumental Methods for Analysis of Cellulose and Cellulose De rivatives (joint with Analytical Chemistry Divi sion)
INSTRUCTIONS
ABSTRACTS
TO:
Titles by May 1. 4 Earl S. McColley copies of 200-word Celanese Corp. of abstract by June 12; 2 America copies of paper by Cumberland, Md. Aug. 1
DIVISION OF CHEMICAL EDUCATION CHICAGO, SEPTEMBER 1961
DIVISION OF BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY
General Papers
1 copy of paper and 4 copies of 250 word abstract by June 1
Samuel H. Lee Dept. of Chemistry Texas Technologi cal College Lubbock, Tex.
Current Theories of Chemical Bonding
4 copies of 600 word abstract by June 1
M. Kent Wilson Dept. of Chemistry Tufts U Medford 55, Mass.
CHICAGO, SEPTEMBER 1961 General Papers
4 copies of 200 word abstract by June 3
Julius Schultz Dept. of Biochemistry Hahnemann Medical College 235 North 15th St. Philadelphia 2, Pa.
1961 Garvan | 5 copies of 500 word word abstract by June 3 Medal Award Symposium on Carbon-to-Nitrogen Bonds in the Biosynthesis of Arginine and Urea
| Julius Schultz
Eli Lilly & Co. | See above Award Sym posium on Lip ide Function in Biological Oxida tion-Reduction Reactions
| Julius Schultz
1961 Paul-Lewis | See above Laboratories Award Sympo sium on Folic Acid Coenzymes and One-Carbon Metabolism
Starch Hydrolyzates
4 copies of 200 word ( 350 word maxi mum ) abstract by June 10
Nucleotides in Carbohydrate Transformation
See above
| Julius Schultz
W. W. Binkley Ν. Υ. Sugar Trade Lab 37 Warren St. New York 7, N.Y. J. T. Goodwin, Jr. Corn Industries Research Foun dation, Inc. 1001 Connecticut Ave., N.W., Washington 6, D.C. J. H. Pazur Dept. Biochemistry and Nutrition U of Nebraska Lincoln, Neb.
DIVISION OF CELLULOSE CHEMISTRY CHICAGO, SEPTEMBER 1961 General Papers
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26,
1960
See above
Andrew Patterson, Jr. Dept. of Chemistry Yale U New Haven, Conn. ( tentative )
WASHINGTON, D . C , MARCH 1962
CHICAGO, SEPTEMBER 1961 4 copies of 200 word abstract by June 10
Wendell Slabaugh Dept. of Chemistry Oregon State College Corvallis, Ore.
Honors Programs in Chemistry
DIVISION OF CARBOHYDRATE CHEMISTRY
General Papers
Teaching of Col See above loid and Surface Chemistry ( joint with Colloid and Surface Chemis try Division )
Malcolm Chamberlain Executive Research 566 Bldg. Dow Chemical Co. Midland, Mich.
1 copy of paper and 4 copies of 250 word abstract by Dec. 15
Program chairman
Three Dimensional 4 copies of 600 word Chemistry abstract by Dec. 15
Program chairman
Teaching of Ther modynamics
See above
Program chairman
Kinetics in the Undergraduate Curriculum
See above
Program chairman
General Papers
DIVISION OF CHEMICAL LITERATURE CHICAGO, SEPTEMBER 1961 General Papers
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How Much Infor mation Service
See above
copies of 200-300 F. R. Whaley word abstract by Aug. Linde Co. Box 44 1 Tonawanda, N.Y. W. T. Knox Esso Research & Engineering Linden, N.J.
The Distribution of See above Documents in an Industrial Organ ization
Fred J. Bassett Upjohn Co. Kalamazoo, Mich.
The Literature as the Basis for Creativity in Chemistry
See above
F. R. Benson Atlas Powder Co. Wilmington, Del.
Current Research Programs in Library Science Graduate Schools
See above
J. H. Shera Western Reserve U Cleveland, Ohio
SUBJECTS
INSTRUCTIONS
See above Challenges and Opportunities for Chemists in Patent Work
ABSTRACTS
TO:
H. M. Norton Textile Fibers Dept. Du Pont Co. Wilmington, Del.
SUBJECTS
INSTRUCTIONS
ABSTRACTS
TO:
The Solid Liquid Interface
See above
A. C. Zettlemoyer Lehigh U Bethlehem, Pa.
Heterogeneous Catalysis
See above
H. Heinemann M. W. Kellogg Co. 711 Third Ave. New York 17, N.Y.
DIVISION OF CHEMICAL MARKETING AND ECONOMICS CHICAGO, SEPTEMBER 1961 General Papers
Symposium on Semiconductor Materials
Send abstract ideas
STANFORD. CALIF., JUNE 1962 Robert S. First Industrial Consultants 60 East 42nd St. New York 16, N.Y.
36th National Colloid Symposium Preliminary announcement to division members, November 1961. Membership correspondence to division vice chairman or secretary-treasurer; symposium correspondence to B. R. Ray, Washington State U, Pullman, Wash.
Invited papers only
Symposium on See Industrial and EngiSales Manageneering Chemistry Diment in the vision, page 102 Chemical Industry (joint with Chemical Management Subdivision, Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Division)
DIVISION OF FERTILIZER AND SOIL CHEMISTRY CHICAGO, SEPTEMBER 1961 General Papers
4 copies of 200 word D. R. Boyland abstract by June 10 104 Marston Hall Iowa State U Ames, Iowa
Micronutrients
By invitation only
DIVISION OF COLLOID AND SURFACE CHEMISTRY ROCHESTER, N.Y., 15 and 16, 1961
DIVISION OF FUEL CHEMISTRY
35th National Colloid Symposium
CHICAGO, SEPTEMBER 1961
Complex Coacervation and Coprecipitation in Macromolecular Systems
Letter of intent by Jan. 15; 2 copies of paper, suitable for publication in Journal of Physical Chemistry by Feb. 15
Nucleation and See above Growth of Nonmetallic Systems
Arthur Veis Dept. of Biochemistry Northwestern U Medical School Chicago, 111. or John Cann U of Colorado Medical Center Denver, Colo. F. P. Price General Electric Research Lab Schenectady, N.Y.
(Preprints of Colloid Symposium papers available to division members only) Correspondence concerning housing and registration should go at a later date to E. O. Wiig, Dept. of Chemistry, U of Rochester, River Campus Sta., Rochester 20, N.Y.
CHICAGO, SEPTEMBER 1961 General Papers
4 copies of complete paper typed so it can be duplicated. Instructions available from Dr. Friedman. Deadline May 10
R. Friedman Atlantic Research Corp. Combustion and Kinetics Division Alexandria, Va.
Recent Advances in See above Fuel Cells (joint with Petroleum Chemistry Division) High Energy Fuels See above
G. J. Young Chemistry Dept. Alfred U Alfred, N.Y.
Fire Control Research (in cooperation with the National Academy of Sciences )
R. Friedman
R. Friedman
See above
DIVISION OF HISTORY OF CHEMISTRY
3 copies of 250 word H. van Olphen abstract a n d 3 copies Shell Development of 1000 word abstract Co. by June 1 P.O. Box 481 Houston 1, Tex.
Teaching of ColSee Chemical Education Division, page loid and Surface 100 Chemistry (joint with Chemical Education Division) 3 copies of 250 word Adsorption of abstract and 3 copies Macromolecules of 1000 word abstract (joint with Polyby June 1 mer Chemistry Division )
General Papers
CHICAGO, SEPTEMBER 1961 General Papers
3 copies of 200 word abstract by June 1
Sidney M. Edelstein Dexter Chemical Corp. 845 Edgewater Rd. Bronx 59, N.Y.
WASHINGTON, D.C., MARCH 1962 F. R. Eirich Brooklyn Poly 333 Jay St. Brooklyn, N.Y.
General Papers
3 copies of 200 word abstract by Dec. 26
Section Anniversaries
By invitation. Dec. 15
Sidney M. Edelstein
Deadline
DEC.
26,
1960
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SUBJECTS
CHICAGO, SEPTEMBER 1961 SUBJECTS General Papers
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INSTRUCTIONS 4 copies of 200 word abstract and 4 copies of paper by June 1
ABSTRACTS
INSTRUCTIONS See above. May 25
Deadline
Leo Sommer Dept. of Chemistry Penn State U University Park, Pa.
Ligand Field Theory
See above. April 27
Deadline
F. Albert Cotton Dept. of Chemistry MIT Cambridge, Mass.
Magnetic Phenom- See above. ena in Inorganic April 27 Chemistry
Deadline
Clayton Callis Inorganic Chemicals Division Monsanto Chemical Co. 800 North Lindbergh Blvd. St. Louis 66, Mo.
Deadline
George H. Cady Dept. of Chemistry U of Washington Seattle, Wash.
Process Dynamics See above and Plant Startup
C M . Cooper Engineering Dept. Louviers Bldg. D u Pont Co. Wilmington 98, Del.
Polymerization and See above Polycondensation Processes
Norbert Platzer Research Dept. Plastics Division Monsanto Chemical Co. Springfield 2, Mass.
Halogen Chemistry See above. April 27
Symposium on Fluorine
Paul Tarrant Dept. of Chemistry U of Florida Gainesville, Fla.
WASHINGTON, D.C., MARCH 1962
Symposium on Nu- See above clear Technology
William Bebbington Savannah River Lab Du Pont Co. Aiken, S.C.
Inorganic Free Radicals Nonstoichiometric Compounds Chemical Behavior of Inorganic Catalysts
Sales Management See above
R. H. Boundy Dow Chemical Co. Midland, Mich.
See above
Materials of Criti- See above cal Purity and Composition
Morris Tanenbaum Bell Telephone Labs Murray Hill, N.J.
New and Unstable See above Chemicals
J. S. Snyder Merck Chemical Division Rahway, N.J.
Fluorine Contain- See Medicinal Chemis- Richard V. Heinzelman ing Compounds try Division on this Upjohn Co. of Biological Inpage Kalamazoo, Mich. terest ( joint with Medicinal Chemistry Division)
DIVISION OF INORGANIC CHEMISTRY D E T R O I T , AUG. 27 to SEPT. 1, 1961
Vlth International Conference on Coordination Chemistry For information write to chairman: Stanley Kirschner, Dept. of Chemistry, Wayne State U, Detroit 2, Mich.
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26,
1960
Riley Schaeffer Dept. of Chemistry Indiana U Bloomington, Ind.
TO:
Organo-Metallic Committee TO:
G. R. Seavy M. J. Seavy & Sons 30 Church St. New York 7, N.Y.
ABSTRACTS
( tentative )
Summer Symposium Inorganic Reactions Under Unusual Conditions
DIVISION OF MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY CHICAGO, SEPTEMBER 1961 General Papers
4 copies of 200 word Kenneth E. Hamlin, abstract and paper or Jr. 1000 word abstract by Abbott LaboraMay 30 tories North Chicago, 111.
Cancer
Papers by invitation. 200 word abstract by May 30
George B. Brown Sloan Kettering Institute for Cancer Research 410 East 68th St. New York 21, N.Y.
Fluorine Contain- 4 copies of 200 word ing Compounds abstract by May 30. of Biological InPapers by invitation terest ( joint with Fluorine Subdivision of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Division)
Richard V. Heinzelman Upjohn Co. Kalamazoo, Mich.
Veterinary Medici- See above nal Chemistry (joint with Agricultural and Food Chemistry Division )
Richard V. Heinz elm a n
Biogenesis of Natu- See Organic Chemistry ral Products Division, page 103 ( joint with Organic Chemistry Division )
DIVISION OF ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
SUBJECTS
BLOOMINGTON, IND., JUNE 25 to 29, 1961
17th National Organic Symposium at Indiana University INSTRUCTIONS
SUBJECTS
Papers by invitation
New Methods of Evaluating Polymers
INSTRUCTIONS See above
ABSTRACTS T O : Charles Hamilton Continental Can Co. General Packaging R&D Division 4606 West Grand Ave. Chicago 29, 111.
ABSTRACTS TO: William E. Truce Dept. of Chemistry Purdue U Lafayette, Ind. WASHINGTON, D.C., MARCH 1962
CHICAGO, SEPTEMBER 1961 General Papers
Enamines
3 copies of 200 word abstract and 1 copy 1000 word abstract or complete paper by June 1
Herbert O. House Dept. of Chemistry MIT Cambridge 39, Mass.
Papers by invitation
Nelson J. Leonard
Paper by invitation Biogenesis of Natural Products (joint with Medicinal Chemistry Division)
Edward Leete Dept. of Chemistry U of Minnesota Minneapolis 14, Minn.
WASHINGTON, D.C., MARCH 1962 General Papers
Carbenes
Small Ring Compounds
Herbert O. House | 3 copies of 200 word abstract and 1 copy 1000 word abstract or complete paper Papers by invitation
Papers by invitation. Cochairman, Paul E. Fanta
Jack Hine School of Chemistry Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. W. R. Moore Dept. of Chemistry MIT Cambridge 39, Mass.
DIVISION OF ORGANIC COATINGS AND PLASTICS CHEMISTRY
General Papers
See above. Deadline E. R. Mueller for abstracts, Dec. 1; Battelle Memorial for papers, Jan. 1 Institute Columbus 1, Ohio
Cross Linked Polyolefins
See above
Recent Advances in See above Drying Oil Chemistry
ATLANTIC CITY, SEPTEMBER 1962 General Papers
See above. Deadline E. R. Mueller for abstracts, June 1; for papers, July 1
Heterophase Coatings and Plastics
See above
DIVISION OF PETROLEUM CHEMISTRY CHICAGO, SEPTEMBER 1961 General Papers
Titles by May 5. 7 H. S. Bloch copies of 100 word 9700 Kedvale abstract and 6 copies Skokie, 111. of paper by May 15
Synthetic ElastoSee above mers from Petroleum Hydrocarbons ( joint with Rubber Chemistry Division )
W. J. Sparks Esso Research & Engineering P.O. Box 51 Linden, N.J.
Recent Fuel with istry
Everett Gorin Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal R&D Division Library, Pa.
Advances in See above Cells (joint Fuel ChemDivision )
CHICAGO, SEPTEMBER 1961 copies of 200-250 Edward G. Bobalek word abstract Case Institute of Technology ( double spaced ) ; original on ACS Cleveland 6, Ohio special paper, by June 1. 4 copies of complete paper for preprint (single spaced) by July 1
General Papers
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Dynamic Behavior of High Poly-
See above
Arthur E. Woodward Penn State U University Park, Pa.
Recent Advances in See above Hydrocarbon Catalysis
R. A. Van Nordstrand 836 Park Drive Flossmor, 111.
DIVISION OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY EVANSTON, ILL., AUG. 28 to 31, 1961 Summer Symposium at Northwestern University
Coatings for Aero Space Requirements
See above
R. M. Van Vliet Coatings Section WWRCNE-2 Wright Air Development Division Wright-Patterson AFB Dayton, Ohio
Solid State (in co- Invited papers only operation with American Physical Society, Divisions of Chemical Physics and Solid State Physics )
Walter J. Moore Dept. of Chemistry U of Indiana Bloomington, Ind.
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INSTRUCTIONS 4 copies of 200 word abstract and 1 copy of 1000 word abstract by May 19
Very Fast Reac Invited papers only tions in Solution
BOSTON, APRIL 1962 ABSTRACTS
TO:
SUBJECTS
Richard M. Noyes Dept. of Chemistry U of Oregon Eugene, Ore.
General Papers
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INSTRUCTIONS 7 copies of 200 word abstract by Feb. 26, 1962
I ABSTRACTS
TO:
L. H. Howland
Robert A. Alberty Dept. of Chemistry U of Wisconsin Madison, Wis.
DIVISION OF WATER AND WASTE CHEMISTRY CHICAGO, SEPTEMBER 1961 General Papers
DIVISION OF POLYMER CHEMISTRY
3 copies of 150-200 word abstract by June 1
CHICAGO, SEPTEMBER 1961
H. C. Bramer Mellon Institute 4400 Fifth Ave. Pittsburgh 13, Pa.
General Papers
F. H. Winslow 5 copies of 200 word Bell Telephone abstract and 3 of Labs paper or long abstract Murray Hill, N.J. ( 1000 word mini mum with experi mental data ) by June 9
Analytical Methods See above with Emphasis on Minor Ele ments ( joint with Analytical Chem istry Division)
M. W. Skougstad Water Resources Division U.S. Geological Survey Federal Center Denver 2, Colo.
Novel Polymeriza tion Methods
See above. Deadline May 15
Analytical Methods See above in Air Pollution
R. D. Hoak Mellon Institute 4400 Fifth Ave. Pittsburgh 13, Pa.
Water Treatment for Nuclear Power
J. F. Wilkes Dearborn Chemical Co. 1029 West 35th St. Chicago 9, 111. or J. M. Seamon Nalco Chemical Co. 6216 West 66th PI. Chicago 38. 111.
F. X. Werber W. R. Grace & Co. Washington Re search Center Clarksville, Md.
Problems in Poly See above. Deadline merization May 15
E. M. Pearce Du Pont Experi mental Sta. Wilmington 98, Del.
Adsorption of See Colloid and Surface Macromolecules Chemistry Division, (joint with Col page 101 loid and Surface Chemistry Divi sion)
R. Ullman Brooklyn Poly 333 Jay St. Brooklyn 1, N.Y.
See above
WASHINGTON, D.C., MARCH 1962 EAST LANSING, MICH., JUNE 20 TO 22, 1962
General Papers
3 copies of 150-200 word abstract by Jan. 1
H. C. Bramer
Chemistry of Water Supplies
See above
S. Κ. Love (Quality of Water Branch Water Resources Division U.S. Geological Survey Washington 25, D.C.
Conversion of Saline Water
Sec above
W. S. Gillam Office of Saline Water U.S. Dept. of Interior Washington 25, D.C.
Polymer Symposium By invitation
H. W. Stark weather, Jr. Du Pont Experi mental Sta. Wilmington 98, Del.
DIVISION OF RUBBER CHEMISTRY LOUISVILLE, KY., APRIL 18 to 21, 1961 General Papers
7 copies of 200 word abstract by Feb. 20
L. H. Howland Naugatuck Chemi cal Division U.S. Rubber Co. Naugatuck, Conn.
ATLANTIC CITY, SEPTEMBER 1962 General Papers
3 copies of 150-200 word abstract by June 1, 1962
H. C. Bramer
Water Pollution Control
See above
Werner Stumm Harvard U Pierce Hall Cambridge 38, Mass.
Air Pollution Symposium
See above
R. D. Hoak
CHICAGO, SEPTEMBER 1961 General Papers
7 copies of 200 word abstract by May 25
Synthetic Elasto See Petroleum Chemis mers from Petro try Division, page 103 leum Hydrocar bons (joint with Petroleum Chem istry Division )
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The 2nd Conference on Microdosimetry will be held at Museum of Arts and Sciences, Rochester, N.Y., Feb. 14 and 15. Sponsors are the museum, University of Rochester, and Bausch & Lomb. Theme of discussions will center around microdosimeter systems. Speakers will include scientists from Naval Research Laboratory, Brookhaven, and Oak Ridge. Conference chairman is Dr. Nobert Kreidl, Bausch & Lomb, Rochester 2, N.Y.
The Plastics Institute will meet March 1 in London for a joint conference with the Institution of the Rubber Industry. Theme of the meeting, to be held at the Institution of Electrical Engineers, will be Rubber and Plastics in Cables. Education and Training in the Plastics Industry is the title of a conference to be held June 19 and 20 at the same place by the institute. A third conference, also at IEE in London, will be held Oct. 31 and Nov. 1. Theme will be Engineering with Plastics.
Packaging Institute and the National Paper Box Manufacturers Association will hold a symposium on Finding Hidden Profits in Set-Up Boxes at the Sheraton Hotel, Philadelphia, March 31.
The 30th National Packaging Exposition will be held at the Lakefront Exposition Hall in Chicago, April 10 to 13. Sponsor is American Management Association. Displays by more than 330 exhibitors will show the latest in packaging machinery, materials, methods, and services. The National Packaging Conference will be held at the same place during the exposition.
The First International Congress on Metallic Corrosion will be held at Imperial College of Science and Technology, South Kensington, London, April 10 to 15. An extensive program of technical papers has been scheduled, and tours will be made to many plants in the area. For further in-
formation write to the congress at 14 Belgrave Square, London, S.W.I, England. The 3rd Symposium on Information and Decision Processes will be held at Purdue, April 12 and 13. The program is said to be of particular interest to those concerned with information theory, decision theory, and mathematical statistics, as well as to those interested in operations research, systems engineering, and related fields. Titrimetric Methods of Analysis is the title of a symposium planned by the analytical subject division of the Chemical Institute of Canada. It will be held May 8 and 9 in Cornwall, Ont., with the Cornwall District section of CIC as hosts. Three aspects of titrimetric analysis will be emphasized: complexometric titrations, electrometric titrations, and titrations in nonaqueous solvents. Shorter papers illustrating specific applications are welcome. Write to J. R. McCallum, c/o Courtaulds (Canada), Ltd., Cornwall, Ont.
The French Institute of Fuel and Energy has organized a symposium on the transmission of heat, to be presented in Paris, June 19 to 24. The program will include papers on radiation, conduction, convections, thermal fields, and heat exchangers. For further information write to M. V H . Institut Perdon, Secretary-General, Français des Combustibles et de ΓΕη-
ergie, 3, Rue Henri-Heine, Paris XVI, France.
The 21st International Congress of Pharmaceutical Sciences will be held in Pisa, Italy, Sept. 4 to 8. Purpose of the congress will be to discuss various aspects of suspensions and emulsions and to offer pharmaceutical scientists the chance to report on their researches. A program of various events and a special program for ladies is being arranged, in addition to tech nical sessions. General secretary of the congress is A. E. Vitolo, Piazza Carrara, Pisa 10, Italy.
Electrochemical Society will hold its fall meeting in Detroit, Mich., Oct. 1 to 5, at the Statler-Hilton Hotel.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS American Chemical Society 139th National Meeting, St. Louis, Mo. March 21-30, 1961. 140th National Meeting, Chicago, 111. Sept. 3-8, 1961. 11th National Chemical Exposition. ACS Chicago Section. International Am phitheater, Chicago. Sept. 5-8, 1961. ACS Division of Industrial and Engineer ing Chemistry. Christmas Symposium. Washington University, St. Louis, Mo. Dec. 29-30. Other Organizations American Association for the Advance ment of Science. Annual Meeting. New York, N.Y. Dec. 26-31.
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Cleveland ( Analytical Group ). Room 101, Smith Chemistry Bldg., Case Institute of Tech nology Indiana-Kentucky Border. Union Bldg., Evansville College, Evansville, Ind. Louisville. Speed School, Uni versity of Louisville Minnesota. Chemistry Bldg., University of Minnesota, Minneapolis New York (Metropolitan Long Island Subsection). St. John's University, Hillside, L.I. Southeastern Pennsylvania. Ar cadia Restaurant, Lancaster (Joint with Sigma Chi and ASQC) Southern California. Rodger Young Auditorium, Los Angeles Southern Indiana. Chemistry Bldg., Indiana University, Bloomington Virginia. Baruch Auditorium, Medical College of Virginia, Richmond Virginia Blue Ridge. Hollins College, Hollins, Va. (James Lewis Howe Awards Night) Wabash Valley. Science Bldg., Indiana State Teachers Col lege, Terre Haute, Ind.
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Michael Szwarc
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Robert C. Brasted
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High Energy Fuel Operations Research
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Robert L. Pecsok
Progress in Gas Chromatography
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Michael Szwarc
Addition Reactions Radicals
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Otto Eisenschiml
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Otto Eisenschiml
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Michael Szwarc
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