News Characterization of Complex Or ganic Samples B.L. Wehry, Jr., Presiding 2:00 Reiterative Matrix Mod eling: A Simple Method to Resolve Overlapped Multidimensional Data. J. M. Harris, F.J. Knorr. 2:40 Multidimensional Phosphorimetry. I.M. Warner, C.N. Ho. 3:35 Laser Excited Shpol'skii Spectroscopy. V.A. Fassel, A.P. D'Silva, Y. Yang, M. Iles. 4:15 Matrix Isolation Spectrosco py. E. L. Wehry, G. Mamantov.
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Symposium on Managerial Con cerns in Analytical Chemistry: Chronic Problems and Workable Solutions W.D. Shults, Presiding 2:00 Introductory Remarks. 2:10 Images of Analytical Chem istry. H.L. Pardue. 2:30 The Analytical Chemist as a Human Resource. C E . Pietri. 2:50 Concerns of the Small Chem
Introducing α Reverse Phase HPLC Column independent of pH. Now there's a Reverse Phase Resin column designed for sample separations where pH a n d salt concentrations are of concern. Hamilton's new PRP-1 is ideal for separat ing polar, semi-polar, a n d some neutral compounds by HPLC. And its hydrophobic qualities are equal or superior
ical Laboratory. K.E. Johnson, L. Stek, S. Lamb. 3:10 Organizing an Analytical Laboratory. H.W. Wharton. 3:45 Panel/Audience Dialogue. Panel to consist of: M.V. Merritt, E.C. Dunlop, J. Woo, J. Mitchell, and sym posium speakers. SECTION C
Symposium on Computer-Con trolled Instrumentation in Analyti cal Chemistry E.C. Toren, Jr., Presiding 2:00 Computer-Controlled Pulse Voltammetric Experimentation. J. O'Dea, J. Osteryoung, R. Osteryoung. 2:30 Computer-Controlled Ex perimentation in Analytical Chem istry. J.W. Frazer, D.J. Balaban, H.R. Brand. 3:20 Automated Development of Analytical Chemical Methods. S.N. Deming. 3:50 Round-Table Discussion SECTION D
Symposium on High-Resolution Electron Microscopy Applied to
to any C18 silica. Hamilton's PRP-1 is filled with highly rigid 10 um macroporous resin spheres which c a n selectively adsorb both ionic a n d neutral solute species. These non-swelling adsorbents operate over a significantly broader pH range than conventional alkyl functional silicas. And their physical stability precludes
Chemical Problems. Joint with Di visions of Inorganic Chemistry and Petroleum Chemistry M. Beer, Presiding 2:00 Introductory Remarks. M. Beer. 2:10 Mapping Functional Sites on Macromolecules by Low Angle Shadow Electron Microscopy. C M . Cohen, D. Branton, J. Tyler. 2:50 3-Dimensional Structure of Proteins Determined by Electron Microscopy. U. Aebi, W.E. Fowler, P.R. Smith. 3:35 STEM Studies of Biological Structure. M. Beer, J.W. Wiggins, C S . Stoeckert, K. Marenus, E. Kuhn, M. Erickson. 4:20 Biological Applications of Analytical Electron Microscopy. H. Shuman, A.V. Somlyo, A.P. Somlyo. THURSDAY MORNING SECTION A
Symposium on "Why Fourier Transform Mass Spectrometry?" B.S. Freiser, Presiding
the need for guard columns or concern for d a m a g e to the packing. The PRP-1's extended pH range accomplished without the use of expensive "Pic" reagents provides a powerful tool in qualitative chromato graphic analysis, because protic species c a n b e separat ed at different pH extremes. Applications for PRP-1
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News 9:00 Fourier Transform Mass Spectrometry with a Supercon ducting Magnet. R.T. Mclver, Jr. 9:40 Fourier Transform Ion Cy clotron Resonance Spectroscopy. M.B. Comisarow. 10:40 Chemical Analysis by G C / Fourier Transform Mass Spec trometry. M.L. Gross. 11:20 High Field ICR Spectrome try. K.-P. Wanczek. SECTION Β
Symposium on Managerial Con cerns In Analytical Chemistry: Cur rent Practices and Trends J. Petruzzi, Presiding 9:00 Introductory Remarks. 9:10 Building a N e w Laboratory: A Case Study. G.A. Gibbon, W.E. McKinstry, H.L. Retcofsky. 9:30 Computer-Assisted Manage ment. W.R. Laing. 9:50 Role of Academic Consul tants in Industrial Analytical Re search. W.B. Crummett. 10:10 How Regulations Affect Analytical Lab Management. R.A. Libby, F.E. Freeberg.
10:45 Panel/Audience Dialogue. Panel to consist of: J.E. Oberholtzer, P.F. Kane, L.L. Lewis, A.M. Yoakum, and symposium speakers. SECTION C
General: Spectroscopy W.F. Gutknecht, Presiding 9:00 Introductory Remarks. 9:05 Preliminary Evaluation of Capabilities of a 5M Grating Spec trometer for the Production of High^ Resolution Molecular X-Ray Emission Spectra above 10A. G. Aridermann, F. Burkard, R. Kim, F. Fujiwara. 9:25 Trace Element Analysis in Aqueous Samples by Metastable Transfer Emission Spectroscopy. H.C. Na, T.M. Niemczyk. 9:45 Vitreous Carbon Furnace— Analyte Interaction Studies by Combined AAS and MS Tech niques. D.L. Styris, J.H. Kaye. 10:05 Spectrophotometry Deter mination of the Structure of Transcurium Ions in Solid-State Com pounds: Analytical Applications of the Technique. J.P. Young, R.G. Haire, J.R. Peterson, D.D. Ensor.
10:45 Analysis of Solids Using a Fully Computerized Quadrupole MS/MS. C M . Wong, R.W. Crawford. 11:05 Electrothermal-Atomization, Atomic Absorption Measure ment of Organotin Species Using the Graphite Platform. P.M. Grohse, W.F. Gutknecht, T.P. Carsey.
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AFTERNOON SECTION A
Symposium on "Why Fourier Transform Mass Spectrometry?" B.S. Freiser, Presiding 2:00 Spectroscopic Determina tions of Ion Structures. R.C. Dunbar. 2:40 Gaseous Ion-Molecule Reac tions for Sélective Analysis. M.M. Bursey. 3:40 Negative Chemical Ionization. N e w Sources and N e w Problems. J.E. Bartmess. 4:20 Atomic Metal Ions as Chemical Ionization Reagents. B.S. Fre-
able column, separate the resin from the silicas. The Hamilton PRP-1 Reverse Phase HPLC column. The superior alternate to derivatized silicas. For further information call toll free 800-648-5950 for the dealer nearest you. Or write Hamilton Company, P.O. Box 10030, Reno, NV 89510.
column include nucleosides, nucleotides, organic acids a n d bases, drugs, peptides, esters, halogenated phenols, a n d many others. And best of all, this extraordinarily efficient 150 mm χ 4.1 m m column (>22,000 theoretical plates/meter efficiency) is priced at $225. When your LC demands are for a n exacting, depend
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