ASSOCIATIONS
Projected ACS Divisional Programs INSTRUCTIONS
SUBJECTS H e r e are p r o g r a m s a r r a n g e d for American Chemical Society National M e e t i n g s for winter and spring 1963 (Jan. 13 to 18, Cincinnati, and M a r c h 31 to April 5, Los Angeles) and later and for national symposia >r ganized by individual divisions. Please note that all divisions r e q u i r e :
Instrumentation for See abo the Detection of Pesticides
• Title of p a p e r . • T i m e n e e d e d to present the p a p e r . • N a m e , present connection, professional classification (chemist, chemical engineer, biochemist, physicist, e t c . ) , m e m b e r s h i p status, a n d address of each author.
NEW YORK CITY, SEPTEMBER 1963
• Indication of which a u t h o r will p r e s e n t the p a p e r .
General Papers
• Abstract of p a p e r . A s t a n d a r d abstract form you m a y use to submit your p a p e r was p u b l i s h e d in C&EX for April 2 3 ( p a g e s 70
and 77). Using this form will give all n e e d e d information. Abstracts tor regular p a p e r s should not exceed 200 words. For symposia p a p e r s and for some1 other invited p a p e r s , longer abstracts may b e n e e d e d . T o give readers t h e best service, as well as to conserve space, you are urged to k e e p these special abstracts to 350 words or less. H o w e v e r , w h e r e division regulations suggest a longer abstract, it will be a c c e p t e d in k e e p i n g with those regulations. T h e form is designed for a s t a n d a r d abstract of 200 words. If you need more space, please c o n t i n u e the abstract on a second, plain sheet. Some divisions also require a second, longer abstract, full p a p e r s , a n d or multiple copies of t h e s t a n d a r d abstract. Consult the individual division p r o g r a m s for such special instructions. C o m p l e t e d abstracts should be mailed to the person indicated in t h e individual p r o g r a m s .
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DIVISION OF AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD CHEMISTRY, continued Francis A. Cimlher Dept. of Entomology Citrus Experiment Sta. U ol California Riverside. Calif.
4 copies of 200 word Division abstract by )unc 4, chairman-elect 1963
Undesirable Com- See above pounds in Foods and Feeds
Frank Strong Dept. of biochemistry College of Agricul tare U of Wisconsin Madison 0, Wis.
Chemistry of Food i See above Packaging j Chemistry of Pres- j See above ervation of Foods \
1). M. Doly American Meat Institute Foundation 039 East 57th St. Chicago 37, 111.
Food Fats: Relationship to Coronary Disease
•>ee above
K. F. Mattil Swift & Co. Exchange & Packers Ave. Chicago 9, 111.
Chemistry of Tobacco and Tobacco Smoke
See above
Plant Growth Regulators
See above
Additional copies of the abstract form m a y b e o b t a i n e d from Mr. A. T. W i n s t e a d , American C h e m i c a l Society, 1155 Sixteenth St., W W . , W a s h i n g t o n 6, D . C .
J. M. Merritt Merck Chemical Division Merck & Co. Railway, X.J.
Pesticides Subdivision SUBJECTS
INSTRUCTIONS
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DIVISION OF AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD CHEMISTRY LOS ANGELES, M A R C H - A P R I L 1963 General Papers
4 copies of 200 word Division abstract hv Dec. 14, chairman-elect 1962
Pesticides Subdivision General Papers
Sec above
Subdivision chairman-elect
Herbicide Metabolism
See above
Virgil II. Freed Oregon State U Corvallis, Ore.
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General Papers
See above
Carbamate Chemistry
See above
Effect of Food Processing on Pesticide Residues
See above
Advances in Organoleptic Phosphorus Pesticide Chemistry
See above
Crop Destruction Chemicals
See above
Subdivision chairman-elect
SUBJECTS
INSTRUCTIONS
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D. H. Wilkins General Electric Co. Research Laboratory P.O. Box 1088 Schenectady, N.Y.
Invited and general. Deadline Dec. 1
Donald D. DeFord Chemistry Dept. Northwestern U Evanston, 111.
Thermal Methods
Invited and general. Deadline Dec. 1
Paid D. Gain Bell Telephone Labs Murray Hill, N.J.
Fluorescence and Phosphorescence (Joint with Division of Physical Chemistry)
Invited and general. Deadline Dec. 1
David M. Hercules Chemistry Dept. Juniata College Huntingdon, Pa.
General Papers
Titles by Dec. 1, 1962. R. II. Marchessault 4 copies of 200 word State U College of Forestry at abstract and 2 of Syracuse U paper or 1000 word abstract by Dec. 14, Syracuse 10, N.Y. 1962 K. V. Sarkanen
Bleaching and Oxi- See above dation of Plant Fibers and Carbohydrate Materials (joint with Division of Carbohydrate Chemistry)
NEW YORK CITY, SEPTEMBER General Papers Titles by May 1, 4 copies of 200 abstract and paper or 1000 abstract
1963 1963. R. II. Marchessault word 2 of word L. B. Ticknor American Viscose Corp. Marcus Hook, Pa.
Chemistry of Cellulose Xanthatc
See above
Henry Freiser Chemistry Dept. U of Arizona Tucson, Ariz.
Education and Training in Cellulose and Polymer Chemistry (joint with Division of Chemical Education )
Harry F. Lewis 4 copies of 350 word abstract by Mav 15, Institute of Paper Chemistry 1963 Appleton, Wis.
Julius Schultz Hahnemann Medical College 235 North 15th St. Philadelphia 2, Pa.
DIVISION OF CHEMICAL CDUCATION
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA, TUCSON, ARIZ., JUNE 19-21, 1963
Summer Symposium Bv imitation
ABSTRACTS TO:
LOS ANGELES, MARCH-APRIL 1963
Instrumentation
Metal Complexes in Analytical Chemistry
INSTRUCTIONS
DIVISION OF CELLULOSE, WOOD, AND FIBER CHEMISTRY
DIVISION OF ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY LOS ANGELES, APRIL 1963 General Papers copies of 200 word abstract on standard forms and 1 copy of 1000 word abstract or complete paper by DCL. 7, 1962
SUBJECTS
DIVISION OF BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY CINCINNATI, JANUARY 1963 General Papers
4 copies of 200 word abstract by Oct. 25, 1962
Eli Lilly & Co. Award
By invitation
Garvan Medal Award
By invitation
Paul Lewis Award
Bv invitation
LOS ANGELES, MARCH-APRIL 1963 General Papers
1 copy of paper and 4 O. T. Benfey Dept. of Chemistry copies of 200 word Earlham College abstract by Dec. 1, Richmond, Ind. 1962
Three-Dimensional Chemistry
4 copies of 350 word abstract by Nov. 15, 1962
John F. Baxter Dept. of Chemistry U of Florida Gainesville, Fla.
Kinetics in the Undergraduate Curriculum
See above
Edward L. King Dept. of Chemistry U of Wisconsin Madison, Wis.
DIVISION OF CARBOHYDRATE CHEMISTRY LOS ANGELES, .MARCH-APRIL 1963 General Papers
Recent Mechanisms of Degradation of Pectic Substances
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copies of 150-200 W. W. Binkley word abstract by Dec. N.Y. Sugar Trade 21, 1962 Lab 37 Warren St. New York 7, N.Y.
By invitation. See II. J. Ph..iff above. Deadline Dec. Dept. of Food 14,1962 Technology U of California Davis, Calif.
Bleaching and By invitation. See K. V. Sarkanen Oxidation of above. Deadline Dec. College of Forestry Plant Fibers and 14,1962 U of Washington Carbohydrate Seattle, Wash. Materials (joint with Division of Cellulose, Wood, and Fiber Chemistrv)
NEW YORK CITY, SEPTEMBER 1963 General Papers
1 copy of paper and 4 copies of 200 word abstract by June 1, 1963
Harold E. Wilcox Dept. of Chemistry Ohio Weslevan U Delaware, Ohio
Trends in FourYear Undergraduate Curricula
4 copies of 350 word abstract by May 15, 1963
Program chairman
Harry F. Lewis Institute of Paper Chemistrv Appleton, Wis.
Education and See above Training in Cellulose and Polymer Chemistry (joint with Division of Cellulose, Wood and Fiber Chemistry)
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SUBJECTS INSTRUCTIONS DIVISION OF CHEMICAL LITERATURE
ABSTRACTS TO:
SUBJECTS
INSTRUCTIONS
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DIVISION OF COLLOID AND SURFACE CHEMISTRY
CINCINNATI, JANUARY 1963
LOS ANGELES, MARCH-APRIL 1963
General Papers
General Papers
4 copies of 200 word abstract (and 3 copies of 1000 word abstract for contributed papers). Deadline Dec. 15, 1962
F. H. Healey Lever Brothers Co. Research & Development Division 45 River Road Edgewater, N.J.
Wettability
See above
Keith E. James Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Co. Duncan, Okla.
Protein Interactions
See above
Inquiries to F . R. Eirich Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute 333 Jay St. T Brooklyn, N.Y.
Coagulation and Coagulant Aids (joint with Division of Water and Waste1 Chemistry)
See above
E. Matijevie Clarkson College Potsdam, N.Y.
copies of 200 word Dean F. Gamble abstract on special Miles Laboratories, form available from Inc. program chairman. Elkhart, Ind. Deadline Oct. 1, 1962. 3 copies of paper bv Dec. 14, 1962
Introduction to Information Retrieval
Searching the Literature in Specialized Fields
ee above
See abi
Julius Frome Office of Research and Development Patent Office Washington 25, D.C. T. E. R. Singer, Julian F. Smith Singer, Smith & Co 103 Park Axe. New York 17, N.Y.
LOS ANGELES, MARCH-APRIL 1963 General Papers
copies of 200 word Dean F. Gamble abstract on special form available from program chairman. Deadline Dec. 14. 1962. 3 copies of paper bv March 1, 1963
Plans for symposia not yet definite
CARLETON UNIVERSITY, OTTAWA, ONT., JUNE 1963
37th National Colloid Symposium ( Under the auspices of the Xational Research Council of Canada.) Symposium correspondence to B. Roger Ray Dept. of Chemistry Washington State College Pullman, Wash.
Special topics to be announced
DIVISION OF CHEMICAL MARKETING AND ECONOMICS CINCINNATI, JANUARY 1963 Current Activities in Commercial Development
By invitation
Philip Burghart Houdry Process Corp. Philadelphia, Pa.
NEW YORK CITY. SEPTEMBER 1963 General Papers
LOS ANGELES, MARCH-APRIL 1963 General Papers
4 copies of 200 word abstract bv Dec. 5, 1962
Symposium titles to See above be selected j
N. II. Giragosian General Aniline & Film 435 Hudson St. New York 14, N.Y. E. William Eipper Staufler Chemical New York, N.Y.
j 4 copies of 200 word abstract (and 3 copies of 1000 word abstract for contributed papers). Deadline June 1, 1963
New Tools in Heterogeneous Catalytic Research
Sec above
D. Maclver Gulf Research & Development Co. Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Structure of Water
See above
IT. A. Scheraga Dept. of Chemistry Cornell U Ithaca, N.Y.
Dynamic Surface Tension
See above
W. G. Cutler Whirlpool Corp., Research Laboratories St. Joseph, Mich.
NEW YORK CITY, SEPTEMBER 1963 General Papers
See above. Deadline May 31, 1963
Urethane Chemicals
By invitation
Distribution and See Medicinal ChemisMarketing of try, page 62 Pharmaceuticals (joint with Division of Medicinal Chemistry)
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K. II. Healey
Herbert McNulty National Aniline Division Allied Chemical Corp. 40 Rector St. New York, N.Y.
DIVISION OF FERTILIZER AND SOIL CHEMISTRY Will not meet either in Los Angeles or Cincinnati NEW YORK CITY, SEPT. 8 to 13, 1963 Program to be developed
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INSTRUCTIONS
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INSTRUCTIONS
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DIVISION OF FUEL CHEMISTRY
DIVISION OF FUEL CHEMISTRY, continued
CINCINNATI, JANUARY 1963
CHICAGO, ILL., AUGUST-SEPTEMBER 1964
General Papers
4 copies of abstract by Oct. 1, 1962. 4 copies of paper (typed single spaced) by Oct. 15, 1962, for direct reproduction as divisional preprint
J. D. Clendenin U.S. Steel Corp. Applied Research Lab Monroeville, Pa.
Recovery, Purifica- See above tion, and Utilization of Coal Chemicals
E. W. Volkmann Koppers Co., Inc. Research Dept. Box 128 Monroeville, Pa.
Nonfuel Uses of Coals
J. W. Eckerd U.S. Bureau of Mines Anthracite Research Center Schuylkill Haven, Pa.
See above
General Papers
4 copies of abstract by | P. H. Given May 1, 1964 and 4 copies of paper (typed single spaced) for direct reproduction as divisional preprint by May 15, 1964
Plasma Technology See above Coal Carbonization See above
DIVISION OF HISTORY OF CHEMISTRY LOS ANGELES, MARCH-APRIL 1963 General Papers
3 copies of 250 word abstract by Jan. 1, 1963
History of Tracers
By invitation only
NEW YORK CITY, SEPTEMBER 1963 General Papers
Fuel Cell Systems
4 copies of abstract by J. D. Clendenin May 1, 1963. 4 copies of paper (typed single spaced) by May 15, 1963, for direct reproduction as divisional preprint See above
Explosives and Hazards and Testing of Explosives
See above
Petrography of Coals, Cokes, and Related Materials
See above
G. J. Young Surface Process Research and Development Corp. Box 158 Country Club Rd. Dallas, Pa. M. A. Cook Institute of Metals & Explosives Research University of Utah Salt Lake City 12, Utah W. F. Berry Bituminous Coal Research 350 Hochberg Road Monroeville, Pa.
PHILADELPHIA, APRIL 1964 General Papers 4 copies of abstract by P. H. Given Dec. 1, 1963 and 4 Dept. of Fuel copies of paper Technology (typed single space) Penn State U for direct reproducUniversity Park, tion as divisional prePa. print by Dec. 15, 1963 Gasification of Coal See above Mineral Matter in Coal
See above
R. A. Glenn Bituminous Coal Research 350 Hochberg Rd. Monroeville, Pa.
Chemistry of Poly- See above cyclic Aromatic Substances
M. J. S. Dewar Dept. of Chemistry U of Chicago Chicago, 111.
Sidney M. Edelstein Dexter Chemical Corp. 845 Edge water Rd. New York 59, N.Y.
in Chemical
Research NEW YORK CITY, SEPTEMBER 1963 General Papers
3 copies of 250 word abstract by May 1, 1963
DIVISION OF INDUSTRIAL AND ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY RICE UNIVERSITY, HOUSTON, TEX. DECEMBER 27-28,1962 29th Annual Chemical Engineering Symposium Thermodynamics and Transport Properties of Fluids
By invitation. (General chairman, R. K. Kobayaski)
LOS ANGELES, MARCH-APRIL 1963 General Papers
| 4 copies of 200 word abstract and 4 of paper by Dec. 1, 1962
W. K. Hayes Cities Service Research & Development 60 Wall Tower New York 5, N.Y.
Selection and Evaluation of Equipment
See above
W. H. Shearon ACS 1155 16th St., N.W. Washington 6, D.C.
Solids Handling Techniques
See above
F. A. Zenz Squires International, Inc. 245 West 104th St. New York 25, N.Y.
Elastomer Processing
See above
J. B. Riley Esso Research & Engineering Co. P.O. Box 51 Linden, N.J.
New Separation Techniques
See above
Arthur Rose Applied Science Labs P.O. Box 140 State College, Pa. JULY 23, 1 9 6 2 C&EN
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DIVISION OF INDUSTRIAL AND ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY, continued
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INSTRUCTIONS
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DIVISION OF MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY LOS ANGELES, M A R C H - A P R I L 1963
Technology of Organic Coolants for Nuclear Reactors
4 copies of 200 word C. A. Trilling abstract and 4 of Atomics Internapaper by Dec. 1, tional 1962 Canoga Park, Calif.
General Papers
RICE UNIVERSITY, HOUSTON, TEX., JUNE 11-12, 1963
Applied Reaction Kinetics Symposium By invitation. (General chairman, T. W. Leland.) N E W YORK CITY, SEPTEMBER 1963 General Papers
4 copies of 200 word abstract and 4 of paper by May 15, 1963
W. K. Hayes
Fluorine Compounds
See above
A. Lovelace Aeronautical Systems Division Materials Center Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio
Preparation and Processing of Particulate Nuclear Fuels
See above
J. M. Blocher, Jr. Battelle Memorial Institute 505 King Ave. Columbus 1, Ohio
Organic Electrochemical Processes
See above
Alkyl-Metal Catalyzed Polymerization Process
See above
Role of Chemistry in Process Development and Design
See above
14 copies of 200 word Cornelius K. Cain McNeil Laboraabstract and 1000 tories, Inc. word abstract or paper by Dec. 20, Fort Washington, Pa. 1962
Walter Hartung Memorial Symposium
By invitation, above
See
C. Jelleff Carr National Institute of Mental Health National Bank Bldg. Bethesda 14, Md.
Nonsteroidal Fertility Control Agents
By invitation, above
See
Cornelius K. Cain
Problems in Aging
See above
Cornelius K. Cain
N E W YORK CITY, SEPTEMBER 1963 4 copies of 200 word Cornelius K. Cain abstract and 1000 word abstract or paper by June 5, 1963
General Papers
13th Annual Cancer Symposium
By invitation. 4 copies Fred Kagan of 200 word abstract Upjohn Co. Kalamazoo, Mich. by June 5, 1963
Influence of Molec- See above ular Modification in Drug Design
Cornelius K. Cain
Cornelius K. Cain
Marshall Sittig P.O. Box 549 Princeton, N.J.
See above Distribution and Marketing of Pharmaceuticals (joint with Division of Chemical Marketing and Economics)
J. H. Rushton Purdue U Lafayette, Ind.
DIVISION OF ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
M. Hackerman U of Texas Austin, Tex.
LOS ANGELES, M A R C H - A P R I L 1963
Chemical Processes Subdivision Applications of New and Improved Separation and Purification Methods in Chemical Processing
General Papers Arthur Rose Applied Science Labs P.O. Box 140 State College, Pa.
DIVISION OF INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
copies of 200 word abstract and 1 copy of 1000 word abstract by Dec. 28, 1962
Bimolecular Elimination Reactions
By invitation only
C. H. DePuy Dept. of Chemistry Iowa State U Ames, Iowa
Carbanions
By invitation
A. Schriesheim Process Research Division Esso Research & Engineering P.O. Box 121 Linden, N.J. & H. E. Zimmerman Dept. of Chemistry U of Wisconsin
only
LOS ANGELES, M A R C H - A P R I L 1963 General Papers
5 copies of 200 word abstract and 3 of 1000 word abstract by Dec. 20, 1962
Chemistry of Metallurgical Processes
5 copies of 200 word Joseph A. Leary abstract by Nov. 22, Los Alamos 1962 Scientific L a b P.O. Box 1663 Los Alamos, N.M.
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W. L. Jolly Dept. of Chemistry U of California Berkeley 4, Calif.
18th National Organic Symposium COLUMBUS, OHIO, JUNE 1963 By invitation only
Future topics contemplated: Inorganic Applications of E P R , NMR, and ESR Group IV (Si, Sn, Pb, G e ) Carbonyls Nonaqueous Solvents
Herbert O. House Dept. of Chemistry MIT Cambridge 39, Mass.
K. B. Wiberg U of Washington Dept. of Chemistry Seattle 5, Wash.
N E W YORK CITY, SEPTEMBER 1963 4 copies of 200 word Herbert O. House General Papers abstract and 1 copy of 1000 word abstract by May 1, 1963
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their specific requirements to determine what advantages various degrees of control offer. IBM's experienced system engineers would like to discuss your needs with you. If your process can be improved by computer control, these IBM system engineers will help you select exactly the 1710 Control System that best meets your specific requirements. For information, call your local IBM office or write to IBM Dept. 453, Monterey and Cottle Road, San Jose, California for new booklet: 1710 Control System for Petroleum Refining.
IBM DATA P R O C E S S I N G
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INSTRUCTIONS
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DIVISION OF ORGANIC COATINGS AND PLASTICS CHEMISTRY LOS ANGELES, MARCH-APRIL 1963 General Papers
Weatherability of Wood
4 copies of 200-250 word abstract (double space, original on ACS special paper) by Jan. 1, 1963. 4 copies of preprint manuscript (single space with original on division's special paper) by Feb. 1, 1963
William O. Bracken Polymers Dept. Hercules Powder Co. Wilmington 99, Del.
See above
Conrad J. Campbell Hercules Powder Research Center Wilmington 99, Del. T. G. Rochow American Cyanamid Research Labs 1937 West Main St. Stamford, Conn.
Self-Extinguishing Plastics
Paul Robitschck Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. Granville, Ohio
NEW YORK CITY, SEPTEMBER 1963 General Papers
INSTRUCTIONS
Production and Use of Alpha Olefins
R. I. Stirton California Chemical Corp. San Francisco, Calif.
Production and Recovery of Petroleum
John Sherborne Union Oil Co. Brea, Calif.
LOS ANGELES, MARCH-APRIL 1963 General Papers
Structural Aspects of Hydrogen Bonding
| 4 copies of 200 word abstract and 1 copy of 1000 word abstract by Dec. 26, 1962, on forms available from secretary Invited papers only
Richard B. Bishop 37 Nelson St. North Grafton, Mass.
Effect of Molecular Sec above Weight, Molecular Weight Distribution, Polymer Structure, and Polymer Composition on Rheology of Plastics
D. M. Sullivan Shawinigan Resins Corp. Springfield, Mass.
Plastics in Corrosion Control
See above
Otto Fenner Monsanto Chemical Co. St. Louis, Mo.
Polymers in Medicine
See abi
DIVISION OF PETROLEUM CHEMISTRY
David M. Hercules Dept. of Chemistry Juniata College Huntingdon, Pa.
Invited papers only 50th Anniversary of Debye's Work on Polar Molecules
R. H. Cole Dept. of Chemistry Brown U Providence, R.I.
Award Symposium
Paul C. Cross
Award addresses
DIVISION OF POLYMER CHEMISTRY LOS ANGELES, MARCH-APRIL 1963 General Papers
5 copies of 200 word ab- F. H. Winslow stract and 3 of paper Bell Telephone or long abstract (one Labs copy on special paper, Murray Hill, N.J. 1000 word minimum) with experimental results by Jan. 7, 1963
Electrical Properties of Polymers
Sec above
J. D. Hoffman U.S. Department of Commerce National Bureau of Standards Washington 25, D.C.
Stabilization of Polymers
See above
W. L. Hawkins Bell Telephone Labs Murray Hill, N.J.
General Papers
LOS ANGELES, APRIL 1963 Titles of Papers bv Nov. T. F. Doumani Union Oil Co. 1, 1962; 7 copies of 100 word abstract Brea, Calif. and 6 copies of final paper by Dec. 15, 1962
Behavior of Petroleum Products and Derivatives in Space
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Invited papers only Fluorescence and Phosphorescence (joint with Division of Analytical Chemistry)
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Paul C. Cross Mellon Institute 4400 Fifth Ave. Pittsburgh 13, Pa.
See above. Deadlines William O. Bracken May 24 and June 30, 1963
Dyes and Pigments See above in Coatings and Plastics
General Papers
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DIVISION OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY
Effect of Molecular See above Weight, Molecular Weight Distribution, Polymer Structure, and Polymer Composition on Morphology of Plastics See above
SUBJECTS
DIVISION OF PETROLEUM CHEMISTRY, continued
JULY 2 3, 1962
N. W. Furby California Research Corp. Richmond, Calif.
New Polymer Structures (tentative)
| 5 copies of 200 word abstract and 3 of paper or long abstract (one copy on special paper, 1000 word minimum) with experimental results by June 7, 1963 See above
Polymer Mixtures See above and Compatibility (tentative)
SUBJECTS
INSTRUCTIONS
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DIVISION OF RUBBER CHEMISTRY
DIVISION OF WATER AND WASTE CHEMISTRY, continued
CLEVELAND, OCTOBER CLEVELAND,
Coagulation and 14 copies of 150-200 T. E. Larson Coagulant Aids word abstract by Dec. Illinois State Water Survey (joint with Divi- | 15, 1962 605 East sion of Colloid Springfield Ave. and Surface Champaign, 111. Chemistry)
General Papers General
Reinforcement Reinforcement of Elastomers
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•rd | L. H. Howland 17 copies of 200 word abstract by Aug. 10, L0, 1962 Invited papers. above
See
L. H. Howland
N E W YORK CITY, SEPTEMBER 1963 General Papers
4
Large Body Water Quality
See above
Louis Wirth, Jr.
Oceanography
See above
Louis Wirth, Jr.
Fresh Water Lakes
See above
Air Pollution
4
TORONTO, ONT., MAY 7-10, 1963 TORONTO, General Papers General
>rd L. H. Howland 7 copies of 200 word abstract by Feb. 28, 28, Naugatuck Chemical Div. 1963 U.S. Rubber Co. Naugatuck, Conn.
Cross-Linking in Invited papers. the Rubber Sysabove tem—Modern Concepts of Vulcanization
See
L. H. Howland
IEMISTRY DIVISION OF WATER AND WASTE CHEMISTRY CINCINNATI, JANUARY 1963 Advanced Waste Treatment Methods
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copies of 150-200 >00 F. M. Middleton word abstract by Oct. let. USPHS 15, 1962 Taft Center Columbia Pkwy. Cincinnati, Ohio
copies of 150-200 Louis Wirth, Jr. word abstract by June 1, 1963
copies of 150-200 R. D. Iloak word abstract by May Mellon Institute 4400 Fifth Ave. 1, 1963 Pittsburgh 13, Pa.
P H I L A D E L P H I A , APRIL 1964 General Papers
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copies of 150-200 Louis Wirth, Jr. word abstract by Dec. 15, 1963
Nuclear Water Technology
See above
J. F. Wilkes Dearborn Chemical Co. 375 Merchandise Mart PL Chicago 54, 111. or J. M. Seamon T \ alco Chemical Co. 6216 West 66th PL Chicago 38, 111.
LOS ANGELES, MARCH 1963 General Papers
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>00 Louis Wirth, Jr. copies of 150-200 word abstract by Dec. ec. National Aluminate 15, 1962 Corp. 6216 West 66th PL PI. Chicago 38, 111.
Rumford Medals
ACS Southwest Meeting
The Rumford Committee of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences welcomes nominations for candidates for the biennial Rumford Prize. The award is made (according to a letter from Count Rumford to the academy dated in July 1796) "to the author of the most important discovery or useful improvement . . . made . . . in any part of the Continent of America or in any of the American Islands . . . on Heat, or on Light." The committee has recognized contemporary extensions to the concepts of heat and light, such as the inclusion of the whole electromagnetic spectrum. Nominations should be sent to the committee at 280 Newton St., Brookline 46, Mass., not later than Sept. 20. Some previous winners of the medal include Robert Hare, 1839; Sir Humphry Davy, 1816; Michael Faraday, 1846; Louis Pasteur, 1856; Josiah Willard Gibbs, 1880; Irving Langmuir, 1920; Arthur Holly Compton, 1926; Peter Debye, 1930; Fritz Haber, 1932; and C. E. K. Mees, 1943.
The 18th Southwest Regional Meeting of ACS local sections will be held Dec. 6 to 8 in Dallas. Sponsors are the Dallas-Fort Worth Section and 13 other southwestern ACS sections. In addition to general sessions in the usual fields, symposia are planned in biomedical chemistry, chemical education, organic phosphorus chemistry, polymerization chemistry, process instrumentation, and surface phenomena. All interested ACS members are invited to participate. Contributed papers may be submitted to the program chairman, Dr. C. Gordon Peattie, Texas Instruments, Box 5474, Dallas 22, Tex. Information needed includes title, designation of author(s) and their affiliations (indicating which one will present the paper), presentation time required (10-25 minutes), a 200 word abstract, and indication of any unusual requirements for projection equipment, etc. Formal deadline for papers is Aug. 15, when at least a letter of intent must be filed.
International s y m p o s i u m on radiationinduced polymerization and graft co-
polymerization is being planned by Battelle Memorial Institute in cooperation with the Atomic Energy Commission's Division of Isotopes Development. It will be held Nov. 29 and 30 at Battelle. Subjects covered will be radiation polymerization and graft copolymerization and interaction of radiation with polymers leading to grafting. Those wishing to present papers are invited to submit titles and abstracts by Aug. 15. For further details write to R. I. Leininger, Battelle Memorial Institute, 505 King Ave., Columbus 1, Ohio.
The 11th Annual Conference on Applications of X-Ray Analysis will be held at the Albany Hotel in Denver, Aug. 8 to 10. Sponsor is the metallurgy division of the Denver Research Institute, University of Denver, with assistance of the U.S. Office of Naval Research. Write to the metallurgy division for further information. JULY
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