ACS MEETING PROGRAM Wednesday Morning and Afternoon, April 8 Beckman A w a r d Symposium on Chemical Instrumentation Honoring Howard Cary Earl J . Serfass, Presiding 9:00 9:05 9:30 9:55 10:20 10:45
Introductory Remarks. E. J. Serfass. Improved Sensitivity in Infrared Spectrophotometry. D. F . Westneat and C. E. Day. Application of Ultraviolet Absorption Spectroscopy to Forensic Chemistry. H. J. Noebcls and R. J. Manning. A Versatile High Resolution Spectrofiuorophotometer. R. E. Rehwoldt, R. M. King, and David Hercules. Introduction of Beckman Award Medalist. R. R. Brattain. Beckman Award in Chemical Instrumentation Address. Howard Carv.
NEW Nylab's MECHANICAL HAND Apparatus
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General John H. Yoe, Presiding 2:00 2:05 2:50 3:10 3:35 4:00 4:30 6:30
Introductory Remarks. J. H. Yoe. Nineteenth Century American Microscopy. H. F . Schaeffer. Electron Diffraction and Microscopical Studies of Sur faces on Anodically Polarized Stainless Steels. F . G. Rowe, F . H. Meyer, and J. F. Nicolaysen. Quantitative Determination of Nickel in Oils by X-Ray Spectrography. C. W. Dwiggins, Jr., and H. X. Dunn ing. Organic Functional Group Analysis Using Nuclear Mag netic Resonance Spectroscopy. Alcohols. E. A. Brum baugh and W. D. Cooke. Determination of Vanadium in Petroleum Process Stream by Neutron Activation and Gamma Scintillation Spec trometry. J. L. Brownlee, Jr., and W. W. Meinke. Divisional Business Meeting for Members. Divisional Dinner.
Thursday Morning and Afternoon, April 9 SECTION A Beckman A w a r d Symposium on Chemical Instrumentation Honoring Howard C a r y
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John Mitchell, Jr., Presiding 9:00 9:05 9:30 9:55 10:20 10:45 11:10 11:35
Introductory Remarks. John Mitchell, Jr. Economics and Philosophy of the Application of Gas Chro matography to Process Monitoring and Control. H. N. Claudy. Analysis of Mixed Utility Gases by Gas Chromatography. J. H . Leggoe, Sr., J. E. Brewer, and N . L. Hoffman. Trace Hydrocarbon Impurities in Petroleum Benzene. F. A. Fabrizio, R. W. King, C. C. Cerato, and J. Loveland. Wide Range Analysis with the Golay Capillary Chromatograph. R. D. Condon. Use of a Condenser System for the Analysis of Trace Im purities in Gases by Gas Chromatography. Nathaniel Brenner and L. S. Ettre. Ultramicro Gas Analysis with a Gas Dilatometer. C. O. Thomas. Condensation Pressure Analyzer. W. S. Pappas and C. W. Weber.
L B. Rogers, Presiding 2:00 2:05 2:30 ?:55 3:20 3:45 4:10
Introductory Remarks. L . B . R o g e r s . Continuous Coulometric Analysis Using a Working Elec trode of Controlled Potential. E. L. Eckfeldt. Electrolytic Determination of Microgram Quantities of Water in Paper. R. G. Armstrong, K. W. Gardiner, and F. Adams. Determination of Anthraquinone in Capacitor Dielec trics. P. D. Garn and M. C. Bott. Instrumentation of the Continuous Flow Method for De termining Surface Area of Solids. C. F . Lee and F . H. Stross. Analytical and Thermochemical Applications of Deriva tive Thermoanalytical Techniques. Clement Campbell and Saul Gordon. Photometer for the Continuous Analysis of Uranium in Radioactive Process Streams. F. A. Scott and R. D . Dierks.
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