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LIGHT SCATTERING MEASUREMENTS AT ELEVATED TEMPERATURES

R. J. LACOSTE AND G. T. M Y E R S .

Colorimetric

Determination of Dithiocarbamate Residues. 11:20—104.

11:35--10.5. 11:50

J. E . N E W E L L , R. J. MAZAIKA, AND W. J. COOK.

Miorodetermination of Phygon in Water. J. R. LANE. Colorimetric Miorodetermmation of Phygon (2,3-Dichloro-l,4-naphthaquinone) Res­ idues on Food Crops. Discussion SECTION Β GENERAL J O H N MITCHELL, JR.,

9:00—106.

Presiding

W. B . C H E S S AND D . N . BERNHART.

Determina­

tion of Small Amounts of P3rrophosphate in Disodium Phosphate. 9:15—1.07.

E U G E N E SAWICKI AND R O B E R T M I L L E R .

Detec­

tion of Pyrene and Benzo(a)-pyrene in the Atmos­ phere. 9:30—108.

W. H. POWER, W. C. MCCLUGGAGE, G. D . NELSON, AND J. H. PAYNE, J R . Separation of

Radium and Barium by Ion Exchange Elution. 9:45—109.—R. N E W accessories for the BRICE-PHOENIX L I G H T SCATTER­ I N G P H O T O M E T E R permit measurements t o be made on polyethylene and similar materials that are solid at room tem­ perature. INSTRUMENT •

MEASURES:

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arbor—$6.75. Stand and clamp not supplied.

HELLER MODEL 69 STIRRER is specifically designed for general laboratory stirring • applications where accurate speed regu­ lation is essential. The gearhead, series wound motor is controlled by a tapped autotransformer which gives better speed regulation without the energy loss in heat common to a rheostat. Motor develops 1/40 h.p. Torque: 1-2 inch pounds. Speeds: 100-1200 rpm in 11 discrete steps. Stirrer also serves as shaker drive for Van Slyke apparatus, separatory funnel extractions. Operates on 115 volts, 60 cycles, single phase.

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MORTON SCHMALL AND E . G. WOLLISH.

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D E A N J.

VEAL,

FRANK C. HAAS, AND M.

D.

MAN. Spectrophotometric Determination of Total Carbonyl Content Utilizing Integrated Absorbance Measurements. R.

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GUNTHER.

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Friday Afternoon SYMPOSIUM ON METHODS FOR ANALYSIS OF PESTICIDE RESIDUES (Joint with Division of Agricultural and Food Chemistry) C. H. VAN MIDDELEM, Presiding 2:00—116.

C. H. VAN MIDDELEM.

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J . H. BRUMBAUGH AND D . E . STALLARD.

Introductory Remarks. Colori­

metric Method for Perchloroethylene. Deter­ mination of Residual Perchloroethylene in Fumi­ gated Wheat. 2:20-118.

D . E . STALLARD AND J. H . BRUMBAUGH.

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of Residual Benzene in Wheat Following Fumiga­ tion. R. H. CARTER. Method for Determination of Ethylene Dibromide Residues in Fumigated Materials.

2:50—120.

CALVIN

MENZIE.

Determination

Study

of

w-Dinitro-

B. D . HILTON AND M. H. J. W E I D E N .

Modifica­

phenol. tion of the Analysis for Ovex on Apples. 3:20—122.

J. R. L A N E , D . K. GULLSTROM, AND J. E . N E W E L L .

Determination of Duraset (Λ'-Metatolyl Phthalamic Acid) Residues in Fruit Crops. 3:35—123.

R. B. BRUCE, J. W. HOWARD, AND J. B. ZINK.

Determination Apples. 3:50—124.

of Diphenylamine

Residues on

F . A. GUNTHER, R. C. BLINN, M. J. KOLBEZEN, C. W. WILSON, AND R. A. CONKIN. Ammonia.

Spectrophotometric Techniques and Equipment for Evaluating Concentrations of Spectrally Absorbing Vapors in Dynamic Systems.

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Ultraviolet

Determination of Ammonia with Cupric Carbon­ ate.

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JOSEPH.

GRIMES. New Colorimetric Method for Deter­ mination of Traces of Methanol in Ethylene.

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ration and Determination of Triiodothyronine, Thyroxine, and Some Related Amino Acids Using Circular Paper Chromatography.

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mination of Panthenol and Pantothenates in Multivitamin Preparations.

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HAFSKY. Tungsten or Molybdenum by X-Ray Emission Spectrography. 10:20—111.

A b s o l u t e Turbidity • Dissymmetry * Depolarization • Molecular Weight

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Spectrophotometric Determination of Zirconium Using Bromanilic Acid.

4:05—125.

H. C. AUSTIN, J R . , F . L. BONNER, AND E . A.

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EPPS, J R . Spectrophotometric Determination of Arsenicale on Plant Material. Discussion.