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THE eighth annual Chemical Engineering Symposium, Division of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry, A. C. S., at Case School of Applied Science, December 29 and 30, 1941, was attended by 116 engi neers who heard and discussed 13 papers on aplied thermodynamics The pro
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AuthoiS of papers. Above. Walter Fuchs of Pennsyl vania State College. Left. C. E. Reed, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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/Above. F. M . Whitacre of Case, member of the Local Arrangements Committee, and T. Chilton :>f d ι Pont. Below. C. C. Furnas of Yale, L W . Bass of Mellon Institute, and C. F. Prutton, chairman of the Local Arrangements Committee, at the banquet.
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Above. Dysart Holcomb of the University of Michigan.
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Above. B. F. Dodge, Yale, executive committee, Divi sion of Industrial and En gineering Chemistry. Right. M . Dorcas, National Carbon.
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Above. E. D. Wilson, Worcester Polytech nic Institute, and L. W . Bass, Mellon In stitute. Below. T. Chilton, E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., E. A . Arnold of Case, member of the Local Arrangements Commit tee, and B. F. Dodge of Yale University.
