NEWS posiuin on spectroscopy. T h e A S T M meeting will be held October 11 to 16 a t t h e Sheraton-Palace, S a n Francisco. T h e r e will be 53 technical sessions, in d u s t r y luncheons, an exhibit of instru m e n t s a n d a p p a r a t u s , plant tours, a n d a ladies' p r o g r a m . Among t h e symposia a r e ones on n u clear problems, applie'd radiation, a n d radio-isotope test methods. Advance copies of t h e p r o g r a m a r e available from A S T M , 1916 Ε ace St., Philadel phia 3, P a . Papers scheduled for t h e 3-day sym posium on spectroscopy a r e set forth below.
Monday, October 12, 9 A . M . /. Mainly Optical Emission Introductory Remarks. R. E . Hess. ASTM. Challenges in Atomic Spectroscopy. J. R. McNally, Jr., Oak Ridge National Laboratory. Problems in the Analyses of Uranium and the Transuranic Elements. John Conway, University of California. Discussion of Activities of ASTM Committee E-2. David Fry, General Mo tors Corp.
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Selected Topic in High Resolution Nuclear Magnetic Resonance ( N M R ) Spectroscopy. J. N . Shoolery, Varian Associates. Selected Topic in Electron P a r a m a g netic Resonance ( E P R ) Spectroscopy. R. H. Sands, University of Michigan.
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Selected Topic in Infrared Spectroscopy. Kent Wilson, Tufts College. Some of the Problems Facing Chemical Infrared Specrtoscopy Today. W. J. Potts, Dow Chemical Co. Ten Years of Aid to Applied Spectroscopy by Committee E-13.
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