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GENERATORS a report on the activities of the Analytical Chemistry Division of This is presented as an addendum to the previous report which was published in ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY, December 1968, pp 42 A and 43 A. The new projects under investigation should be of interest to readers of ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY
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INTERNATIONAL UNION OF PURE AND APPLIED CHEMISTRY Analytical Chemistry Division Following the XXVth Conference of IUPAC at Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy, the membership of the Division Committee for 1969—71 is as follows:
President: Vice-President: Members:
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Secretary:
PROF. W. KEMULA (Poland) PROF. P. W. WEST (U. S. A.) PROF. I. P. ALIMARIN (U. S. S. R.) PROF. R. BELCHER (U. K.) PROF. C. DUVAL (France) PROF. L. ERDEY (Hungary) PROF. W. FISCHER (Germany) PROF. H. FREISER (U. S. A.) PROF. N. TANAKA (Japan) MR. R. W. FENNELL
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COMMISSION 1—ANALYTICAL REACTIONS AND REAGENTS
Chairman: Prof.
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Belcher (U. K.)
Secretary: Prof. J. Zyka, Charles University, Department of Analytical Chemistry, Albertov 2030, Praha 2, Czechoslovakia COMMISSION 2—MICROCHEMICAL TECHNIQUES AND TRACE ANALYSIS
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Dr. W. Schoniger (Switzerland)
Secretary: Dr. R. Levy, Service Central de Mlcroanalyse du CNRS, 2 Dunant, 94 Thiais, France New Projects:
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(a) The expression of errors in organic analysis (b) Trace analysis applicable to the determination of minor amounts of impurities in high grade chemicals
COMMISSION 3—ANALYTICAL NOMENCLATURE
Chairman:
Prof. .
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Secretary: Prof. T. S. West, Department of Chemistry, Imperial College, South Kensington, London, S.W.7
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COMMISSION 4—SPECTROCHEMICAL AND OTHER OPTICAL PROCEDURES FOR ANALYSIS
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Chairman:
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Prof. H. Kaiser (Germany)
Secretary: Prof. V. A. Fassel, Institute for Atomic Research, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa 50010, U. S. A.
Readers’ Service Card
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY, VOL. 42, NO. 4, APRIL 1970
