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Eastern Analytical Symposium The Eastern Analytical Symposium, which will be held at the Hotel Statler Hilton in New York City, Nov. 15 to 17, will feature 51 scientific papers and an exposition of analytical instruments by 80 manufacturing firms. The meeting will be sponsored by the ACS, the Society for Applied Spectroscopy, and the Metropolitan Microchemical Society. Chairman of the symposium is Dr. Saul Gordon of Fairleigh Dickinson University. The symposium, which is an annual affair, represents an effort to provide an outstanding program of specialized topics in analytical chemistry by well known industrial research men and academic leaders in the field.
established to stimulate fundamental contributions in plastics, to acknowledge outstanding achievements of distinguished scientists, and to disseminate the technical information of award lectures.
The 9th Annual Western Spectroscopy Conference will be held at Asilomar, Pacific Grove, Calif., Jan. 25 and 26. The program will consist of invited speakers discussing topics in the field of spectroscopy, with ample time for informal discussion of the papers. For further information write to Dr. Donald G. Rea, Chairman, Western Spectroscopy Association, University of California, Space Sciences Laboratory, Room 3, Leuschner Observatory, Berkley 4, Calif.
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Society of Plastics Engineers has established an International Award for fundamental contributions in plastics science and engineering. It will consist of a gold medal, $1000, and a certificate. The first award will be given at the 18th SPE annual technical conference in Pittsburgh, Jan. 30 to Feb. 2, at which time the award winner will present a special lecture. The new International Award has been
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American Institute of Chemical Engineers will hold a six-day annual meeting Dec. 2 to 7 at the Hotel Commodore in New York City. The program will include 177 papers in 40 symposia. They will range over such topics as solid state principles, polymerization kinetics and catalyst systems, high temperature liquid metal technology, heat transfer, polymer handling, fluidization, water renovation processes, reduction of iron ore, and reprocessing of ceramics. Also featured at the meeting will be presentation of the, John Fritz Medal and other AIChE awards.
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The 1 9 6 2 Symposium on Packaging of Chemical Products will be held March 13 and 14 in St. Louis. High lights of the meeting, which is sponsored by Manufacturing Chemists' Association, include panel discussion on labeling, transportation, and safety, a session on packaging standards, and a discussion of filling equipment, container handling, and bulk loads.
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New Conductive Organic Compounds New Ring Systems from Fluoroalkylacetylenes A Chemist's View of Semiconductors Addition and Elimination Reactions in the Terpene Series Recent Applications of NMR Spectroscopy Novel Syntheses of Cyclopropenes Infrared Studies of Heterogeneous Catalysis Chemistry of Compounds Containing the O—F Bond Use and Abuse of Chemists Synthesis of Diamonds
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Raymond C. Sangster
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E. Earl Royals
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James N. Shoolery Gerhard L. Closs John B. Peri
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George H. Cady
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Bernard S. Friedman Peter Cannon
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F. W. Billmeyer, Jr.
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F. W. Billmeyer, Jr.
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Leallyn B. Clapp
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E. Earl Royals
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George H. Cady
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Surfactive Lipides
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Oscar K. Rice
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Raymond C. Sangster
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F. W. Billmeyer, Jr.
Criteria for a Steady State in Reaction Kinetics A Chemist's View of Semieonductors Recent Advances in Determining Polymer Molecular Weights
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B. C. McKusick
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Richard B. Schneider
Trends in Developing Profitable Chemical Projects
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William D. McElroy
Physiology and Chemistry Bioluminescence
Addition and Elimination Reactions in the Terpene Series Recent Developments in the Inorganic Chemistry of Nitrogen and Its Compounds Chemicals from Hydrocarbons by Vapor Phase Oxidation
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Harry H. Sisler
Earl
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Merrell R. Fenske
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Harry H. Sisler B. C. McKusick
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George H. Cady Briggs J. White V. N. Schumaker
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Addition and Elimination Reactions in the Terpene Series Chemistry of Compounds Containing the O—F Bond The Indianapolis Scientific and Engineering Foundation
A. A. Benson
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Keith Gehr
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B. C. McKusick
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George H. Cady
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Raymond C. Sangster
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A. Benedetti-Pichler
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George H. Cady
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Raymond C. Sangster
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Darrell D. Meyer Harry H. Sisler
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Recent Advances in Polymer Molecular Recent Advances in Polymer Molecular New Developments School Chemistry
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New Ring Systems from Fluoroalkylacetylenes Laboratory Techniques in Criminal Investigation Formation of Biologically Active Proteins from Extended Peptide Chains Kynar: Vinylidene Fluoride Thermoplastic New Heterocyclic Syntheses with Nitriles Organometallic Chemistry of Boron, Aluminum, and Lead Some Reactions of Phosphite Esters with Acid Chlorides of Sulfur Acids The Chemical Utilization of Bark
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New Ring Systems from Fluoroalkylacetylenes
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Thermoelectricity Today
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A New Approach to the Teaching of Qualitative Analysis Chemistry of Compounds Containing the O—F Bond A Chemist's View of Semiconductors Nylon Resins Recent Developments in the Inorganic Chemistry of Nitrogen and Its Compounds Recent Developments in the Inorganic Chemistry of Nitrogen and Its Compounds Recent Advances in Determining Polymer Molecular Weights What Happens Between 0° and 5,000,000° K. Addition and Elimination Reactions in the Terpene Series Addition and Elimination Reactions in the Terpene Series Recent Advances in Determining Polymer Molecular Weights Recent Developments in the Inorganic Chemistry of Nitrogen and Its Compounds
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