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K. S. Konigsbacher, Presiding Introductory Remarks. K. S. Konigsbacher, Evans Re­ search and Development Corp. Determination of D D V P in Air. A. M . Mattson, Geigy Chemical Co. V. A. Sedlak, J. W. Miles, U. S. Public Health Service. Enzymatic Determination of Dibrom Residues and the Simultaneous Determination of Dibrom and Its Cholinesterese-inhibiting Metabolic Product. D . E . Pack, J. N. Osperson, G. K. Kohn, California Spray-Chemical Corp. Discussion. Panel of Symposium Participants.