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rescence of Immobilized Fluoresceinamine. L. Saari, W. R. Seitz (U of New Hampshire) 3:00—709. Characterization of Solvent-Refined Coal Sample by Matrix Isolation Fluorescence Spectroscopy. M. B. Perry, E. L. Wehry, G. Mamantov (U of Tennessee) 3:15—710. Use of Micellar Systems in Analytical Chemistry: Application to Enhanced Fluorescence Detection of Polynuclear Aromatic Compounds. H. N. Singh, W. L. Hinze (Wake Forest U) 3:30—Recess 3:45—711. Micelle-Enhanced Luminescence of Nitrogen Heterocyclics. R. Woods, L. J. Cline Love (Seton Hall U) 4:00—712. Determination of Fluorophor-Labeled Compounds Using Peroxyoxalate Chemiluminescence. M. L. Grayeski, W. R. Seitz (U of New Hampshire) 4:15—713. Correction Method for Secondary Inner-Filter Effects in Chemiluminescence Spectroscopy. E. Ratzlaff, S. R. Crouch (Michigan State U) 4:30—714. Instrumentation for Study of Chemiluminescence of Fuels and Lubricants. S. Weeks, D. Clark, J. Comeford, S. Hsu (National Bureau of Standards) 4:45—715. Fluorescence and TLC Identification of Amino Acid Irradiation Products. A. Ehrl, E. Kurtkaya (Ges.f.Strahlen-u. Umweltforschung)
Direct Beta Excitation Source for Elemental Analysis of Catalytic Materials by Energy-Dispersive X-Ray Fluorescence. J. J. LaBrecque, P. A. Rosales, W. C. Parker (Instituto Venezolano de Investigaciones Cientificas) 3:30—Recess 3:45—722. Comparison of Low-Power (Chem-X) and Conventional X-Ray Wavelength-Dispersive Multichannel Spectrometers. Y. M. Gurvich, J. A. Anzelmo (ARL)
4:00—723. Use of Internal Standardization in X-Ray Spectrochemical Determination of Zirconium in Zirconyl Chloride and Zirconium Tetrachloride. J. S. Rudolph (Westinghouse R&D Center) 4:15—724. ASTM C-114 Rapid Method Qualification of ARL 74000S Multichannel Wavelength-Dispersive X-Ray Spectrometer for Analysis of Cement. J. A. Anzelmo, H. C. Renton (Bausch & Lomb, ARL Division), G. C. Kistler
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Room A Convention Hall 2:00—716. Conversion of Spectrace 440 to Use Toroidal Monochromators. T. C. Furnas Jr. (Molecular Data), D. Mentzer, R. E. Furnas 2:15—717. Determination of Halogens in Silver Halide Mixtures by Energy Dispersive X-Ray Fluorescence Spectrometry. J. Okuda, Y. Ninomiya (Fuji Photo Film) 2:30—718. Nondestructive Gas Pressure Measurement by X-Ray Spectrometry. F. Pink, C. Persiani, P. Lublin (GTE Laboratories) 2:45—719. X-Ray Fluorescence Coating Thickness Gage for Very Small Area. T. Koga, M. Nishimura, H. Ishijima, T. Sasaki (Daini Seikosha) 3:00—720. Thickness Measurement of Gold Plating on Electronic Parts by X-Ray Fluorescence Technique. T. Koga, M. Handa, T. Saski (Daini Seikosha) 3:15—721. Application of Pm-147 as
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