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11:10 Differential Potentiometric Determination of Tellurium in Refined Tellurium. P . W. Bennett and Silvio Barabas, Canadian Copper Refiners, Ltd. 11:30 Determination of Gold by Controlled Potential Coulometry. L. R. Duncan, General Electric Co. GAS
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Monday Morning—Terrace Room B. L. Shapiro, Presiding 8:30 Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Study of Butadiene-Isoprene Copolymers. H. Y. Chen, U. S. Industrial Chemicals Co. 8:50 Carbon-13 Nuclear Magnetic Resonance. Studies of Olefins, Tertiary Butyl, and Other Compounds. R. A. Friedel and H . L. Retcofsky, U. S. Bureau of Mines. 9:10 High Resolution Nuclear Magnetic Resonance of Explosives. T. Richter and H. D . Fair, Jr., Picatinny Ar senal. 9:30 Determination of Unsaturation and Average Molec ular Weights of Natural Fats by NMR. L. F . Johnson and J. N . Shoolery, Varian Associates. 10:10 Quantitative Applications of High Resolution Nuclear Magnetic Resonance. Identification of Nonionic Surfac tants. P . W. Flanagan, R. A. Greff, Jr., and H. F . Smith, Continental Oil Co. 10:30 Quantitative Determination by NMR of Methylene Bridge Linkages in Phenol-formaldehyde Polymers. R. C. Hirst, W. J. Burke, and D . M. Grant, Universitv of Utah. A.S.T.M.—COMMITTEE E-13— ABSORPTION SPECTROSCOPY (Open Subcommittee Monday,
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