News 4:25 Error Propagation in Calibra tion Curves: Linear, Transformed Lin earized, and Nonlinear Calibrations. S.R.G. Ebel
11:10 Data Acquisition and Compu tation in Spectrochemical Analysis: A Reforecast, or "Why Was I So Wrong?" M. Margoshes 11:35 New Approaches for Sample Introduction into the Inductively Cou pled Plasma. G. M. Hieftje
Thursday Morning SECTION Β SECTION A
Symposium on Analytical Division Chemical Instrumentation Award
A. P. D'Silva, Presiding 8:30 Mass Spectrometry of Induc tively Coupled Plasmas. R. S. Houk 8:55 Determination of Isotopic Composition by Atomic Absorption Spectrometry. R. K. Skogerboe, M. D. VanArendonk 9:20 Laser-Induced Photoacoustic Correlation Spectrometry. H. Kamada, N. Tanno, K. Oikawa 10:05 Award Presentation. 10:20 Award Address: From In ductively Coupled Plasmas to Atmo spheric Pressure Afterglows. V. A. Fassel
Symposium on Chemical Oceanography: Analytics for Mesoscale and Macroscale Processes. Joint with Division of Geochemistry
E. J. Green, Presiding 9:00 Relationship between Excita tion Wavelengths for Chlorophyll Flu orescence and Cell Size in Marine Phytoplankton. C. S. Yentsch 9:20 Underwater Remote Sensing of Biological Suspended Particles Using an Optical Fiber Cable. M. Nanjo, Y. Kakui, A. Nishimoto, J. Hirono 9:40 Airborne Mapping of LaserInduced Fluorescence of Chlorophyll a and Phycoerythrin in a Gulf Stream Warm Core Ring. R. N. Swift, F. E. Hoge
10:00 Application of Satellite Radiometry to the Study of Chemical Fronts in the California Current and Coastal Upwelling Zone. E. D. Traganza 10:35 Influence of Natural Organic Seasurface Films and Pollutant Slicks on Signals Received by Remote Sens ing Systems. W. D. Garrett 10:55 Bioluminescence: A New Tool for Oceanography? J. R. Losee, S. H. Lieberman, D. Lapota 11:15 Mesoscale Patterns in Epipelagic Bioluminescence in the Sargasso Sea. E. Swift, E. J. Lessard, W. H. Biggley 11:35 Biochemical Basis of Oxygen Consumption and Its Use in Mapping BOD in Seawater. T. T. Packard, P. C. Garfield SECTION C
General
C. R. Martin, Presiding 9:00 Diffusional Charge Transport in Perfluorinated Ionomer Films at Electrode Surfaces—Models for the Diffusion Process. C. R. Martin
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