ASSOCIATIONS
Projected ACS Divisional Programs SUBJECTS H e r e a r e p r o g r a m s a r r a n g e d for A m e r i c a n C h e m i c a l Society N a t i o n a l M e e t i n g s for fall 1 9 6 2 (Atlantic City, N.J., Sept. 9 t o 1 4 ) a n d later a n d for n a t i o n a l symposia o r g a n i z e d b y individual divisions. Please n o t e t h a t all divisions r e q u i r e :
INSTRUCTIONS
Pesticides Subdivision General Papers
See above
C. L. Dunn Synthetics Dept. Hercules Powder Co. Wilmington 99, Del.
Safety Evaluation of Pesticide Chemicals
See above
D. D . McCollister Biochemical Research 1701 Bldg. Dow Chemical Co. Midland, Mich.
• Title of p a p e r . • T i m e n e e d e d to p r e s e n t t h e p a p e r . • N a m e , p r e s e n t connection, professional classification (chemist, c h e m i c a l engineer, biochemist, physicist, e t c . ) , m e m b e r s h i p status, a n d a d d r e s s of e a c h a u t h o r .
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SUBJECTS
INSTRUCTIONS
ABSTRACTS T O :
DIVISION OF AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD CHEMISTRY
DIVISION OF ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY ATLANTIC CITY, SEPTEMBER 1962 General Papers
4 copies of 200-word abstract and 1 copy of 1000-word abstract or complete paper by May 20
D. H. Wilkins General Electric Co. Research Labs Schenectady, N.Y.
Biological Methods See above. Deadline May 10 of Analysis Uses of Radioiso- By invitation topes and Radiation in Analysis
W. W . Meinke U. of Michigan Ann Arbor, Mich.
Determination of Water (Round-Table Discussion)
J. Mitchell, Tr. Du Pont Co. Experimental Station Wilmington, Del.
New Analytical See page 106 Techniques for Drug Assay (joint with Division of Medicinal Chemistry) See page 103 Spectroscopic Methods for Characterization of Carbohydrates (joint with (Division of Carbohydrate Chemistry)
ATLANTIC CITY, SEPTEMBER 1962 General Papers
4 copies of 200 word abstract by June 5
Flavor in Meat, See above Poultry, and Fish
Feed Additives
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See above
DEC. 11, 1961
H. E. Robinson Swift & Co. Union Stockyards Chicago, 111. Irwin Hornstein Agricultural Research Center USDA Beltsville, Md. Douglas Frost Abbott Labs North Chicago, 111.
UNIVERSITY O F MARYLAND, C O L L E G E PARK, M D . , JUNE 13-15, 1962
Summer Symposium Analytical Automa- By invitation tion and Data Processing
L. H . Rogers and H. V. Malmstadt, co-chairmen W. C. Purdy, local arrangements chairman
SUBJECTS
INSTRUCTIONS
ABSTRACTS TO:
Programed Instruction in Chemistry
DIVISION OF BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY ATLANTIC CITY, SEPTEMBER 1962 General Papers
4 copies of 200 word abstract by June 15
Julius Schultz Hahnemann Medical College 235 North 15th St. Philadelphia 2, Pa.
Biosynthesis of RNA Metabolism of Amino Acids, Be Biosynthesis of the Cell Wall Fibril Formation
By invitation
Julius Schultz
By invitation
Julius Schultz
By invitation
Julius Schultz
By invitation
Julius Schultz
DIVISION OF CARBOHYDRATE CHEMISTRY ATLANTIC CITY, SEPTEMBER 1962 General Papers
4 copies of 150-200 word abstract by June 1
SUBJECTS
W. W. Binkley N.Y. Sugar Trade Lab. 37 Warren St. New York 7, N.Y.
Application of By invitation. See Spectroscopic above. Deadline Methods to May 21 Carbohydrates (joint with Division of Analytical Chemistry)
R. U. Lemieux U of Alberta Dept. of Chemistry Edmonton, Alta.
By invitation. See Starch Fractions above. Deadline and Their PhysiMay 21 cal Characteristics
Frank Verbanac A. E. Staley Mfg. Co. JP.O. Box 151 Decatur, 111.
Crystallization of Carbohydrate Polymers
See above
R. H. Marchessault
Fiber Bonding
See above
George E. Lauterbach Research & Development Dept. Kimberly Clark Corp. Neenah, Wis.
DIVISION OF CHEMICAL EDUCATION ATLANTIC CITY, SEPTEMBER 1962 General Papers
Teaching of Organic Chemistry
1 copy of paper and copies of 200 word abstract by June 1
O. T. Benfey Dept. of Chemistry Earlham College Richmond, Ind.
4 copies of 350 word James Cason Dept. of Chemistry abstract by June 1 U of California Berkeley 4, Calif.
ABSTRACTS TO: Jay Young Dept. of Chemistry Kings College Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Walter Guthman Dept. of Chemistry Roosevelt U Chicago 6, 111.
LOS ANGELES, MARCH-APRIL 1963 General Papers
1 copy of paper and 4 Program chairman copies of 200 word abstract by Dec. 1
Kinetics in the Undergraduate Curriculum
4 copies of 350 word abstract by Dec. 1
Program chairman
Three-Dimensional 4 copies of 350 word ab- John F. Baxter Dept. of Chemistry Chemistry stract by June 1 U of Florida Gainesville, Fla.
DIVISION OF CHEMICAL LITERATURE ATLANTIC CITY, SEPTEMBER 1962 General Papers
4 copies of 200 word abstract on special form available from program chairman. Deadline May 1. 3 copies of paper by Aug. 15
Fred R. Whaley Linde Co. P.O. Box 44 Tonawanda, N.Y.
Government Services for Technical Information
See above
Harold Wooster Air Force Office of Scientific Research Air Research & Development Command Washington 25, D.C.
ATLANTIC CITY, SEPTEMBER 1962 Titles by May 1, 4 R. H. Marchessault copies of 200 word State College of abstract and 2 copies Forestry of paper or 1000 word Syracuse 10, N.Y. abstract by June 11
See above
Improving Indus- See above trial-Academic Relations (joint with Division of Chemical Marketing and Economics
DIVISION OF CELLULOSE, WOOD, AND FIBER CHEMISTRY
General Papers
INSTRUCTIONS
Introduction to In- See above formation Retrieval
Julius Frome Office of Research and Development Patent Office Washington 25, D.C.
Progress Reports See above on Multiple Access Information Retrieval Systems. I. Systems That Store References. II. Systems That Store Data
J. C. Costello, Jr. Jonker Business Machine Co. 404 North Frederick Ave. Gaithersburg, Md.
ACS Divisional See above Preprints—Purpose, Production and Costs, and Place in Chemical Literature
Herman Skolnik Hercules Powder Co. Research Center Wilmington 99, Del. DEC. 11, 1961 C&EN
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SUBJECTS
INSTRUCTIONS
ABSTRACTS T O :
SUBJECTS
INSTRUCTIONS
DIVISION OF CHEMICAL MARKETING AND ECONOMICS
DIVISION OF FUEL CHEMISTRY
ATLANTIC CITY, SEPTEMBER 1962
ATLANTIC CITY, SEPTEMRER 1962
General Papers
4 copies of 200 word abstract by June 1
A. W. Smith Dow Chemical Co. Midland, Mich.
Improving Indus- See page 103 trial-Academic Relations (joint with Division of Chemical E d u cation ) Compressed Gas Industry
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, PALO ALTO, CALIF. JUNE 25-27, 1962
36th National Colloid Symposium Ultracentrifugation
Monolayer Structure and Rehavior
General Papers
4 copies of abstract by May 1; 4 copies of paper typed (single spaced) for direct reproduction as divisional preprint by May 15
G. J. Young Surface Processes Research & Development Corp. Box 158 Dallas, Pa.
Tars, Pitches, and Asphalts
See above
D. S. Montgomery Dept. of Mines & Technical Surveys Fuels and Mining Practices Division O'Hawa, Ont.
Reactivity of Cokes, Carbons, and Solid Fuels
See above
J. D. Clendenin U.S. Steel Corp. Monroeville, Pa.
Send titles by May 1 to A. W. Smith; 4 copies of 200 word abstract by June 1 to program chairman
DIVISION OF COLLOID AND SURFACE CHEMISTRY
Submit title intent by copies of form for in Journal Chemistry
CINCINNATI, JANUARY 1963
or letter of Rodes Trautman Jan. 15; 2 USDA, Plum paper in Island Animal publication Disease Laboraof Physical tory, by Feb. 15 Greenport, L.I., N.Y. (Symposium correspondence to R. R. Ray, Washington State U, Pullman, Wash.)
See above
ATLANTIC CITY, SEPTEMRER 1962 General Papers 3 copies of 200 word abstract. 3 copies of 1000 word abstract for contributed papers. Deadline June 1
General Papers
See above. Deadlines Oct. 1 and Oct. 15
Recovery, Purifica- See above cation, and Utilization of Coal Chemicals Nonfuel Uses of Coals
See above
Herman E. Ries, Jr. American Oil Co. Whiting, Ind.
F. R. Eirich Department of Chemistry Rrooklyn Poly. Rrooklyn, N.Y.
Fundamentals of See above Heterogeneous Catalysis. IpatieflF Award Symposium in honor of Dr. Charles Kemball
M. Roudart Dept. of Chemical Engineering U of California Rerkeley, Calif.
Dispersancy and Agglomeration in Non-aqueous Media
See above
F. M. Fowkes Shell Development Co. Emeryville, Calif.
The LiquidLiquid Interface
See above
S. G. Mason Pulp and Paper Research Institute of Canada 3420 University St. Montreal, Ont.
ATLANTIC CITY, SEPTEMRER 1962 General Papers on | 4 copies of a 200 word W. J. Tucker Fertilizer Techabstract by May 25 G L F Soil Rldg. nology and Soil (Use special abstract Division Chemistry form available from 1001 West Seneca division secretary or St. A. T. Winstead on Ithaca, N.Y. request) This division does not meet in the spring but will have a program for September 1963 meeting in New York City. C&EN
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J. D, Clendenin E. W . Volkman Koppers Co. Rox 128 Monroeville, Pa. J. W. Eckerd U.S. Rureau of Mines Anthracite Research Center Schuylkill Haven, Pa.
N E W YORK, N.Y., SEPTEMRER 1963 General Papers
See above. Deadlines May 1 and May 15
J. D. Clendenin
Fuel Cells
See above
G. J. Young
Explosives and Hazards and Testing of Explosives
See above
Melvin A. Cook Intermountain Research & Engineering Salt Lake City, Utah
P H I L A D E L P H I A , APRIL 1964 General Papers
See above. Deadlines Dec. 1 and Dec. 15, 1963
Gasification of Coal See above Mineral Matter in Coal
See above
DIVISION OF FERTILIZER AND SOIL CHEMISTRY
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CHICAGO, AUGUST-SEPTEMRER 1964 General Papers
See above. Deadlines May 1 and May 15, 1964
Plasma Technology See above Coal Carbonization Sec above
R. A. Glenn Bituminous Coal Research 350 Hockberg Rd. Monroeville, Pa.
SUBJECTS
INSTRUCTIONS
ABSTRACTS
TO:
DIVISION OF HISTORY OF CHEMISTRY
SUBJECTS Safety in Nuclear Processing
INSTRUCTIONS
3 copies of abstract, not Sidney M. Edelover 250 words, by stein June 10 Dexter Chemical Corp. 845 Edgewater Rd. Bronx 59, N.Y.
Archeological Chemistry
By invitation only
Martin Levey Dept. of History of Medicine
Ancient Chemistry Historical Library Yale U School of Medicine 333 Cedar St. New Haven 11, Conn.
TO:
C. E. Guthrie Oak Ridge National Laboratory P.O. Box P, Bldg. 4500 Oak Ridge, Tenn.
See above
ATLANTIC CITY, SEPTEMBER 1962 General Papers
ABSTRACTS
RICE UNIVERSITY, HOUSTON, TEX. D E C E M B E R 27-28, 1962
29th Annual Chemical Engineering Symposium Thermodynamics and Transport of High Density Gaseous Mixtures
By invitation. (General chairmen, R. K. Kobayaski and J. J. McKetta)
LOS ANGELES, MARCH-APRIL 1963
DIVISION OF INDUSTRIAL AND ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY T H E STANLEY H O T E L , ESTES PARK, COLO. JULY 17-20, 1962
Second International Symposium on Fluorine Chemistry Fluorine Chemistry 3 copies of 200 word abstract by March 1
O. R. Pierce Dow Corning Corp. Midland, Mich.
General Papers
L. C. Eagleton 4 copies of 200 word abstract and 4 of paper by Dec. 1
Selection and Evaluation of Equipment
See above
W . H. Shearon ACS 1155 16th St., N.W., Washington 6, D.C.
Fluids and Solids Handling
See above
F . A. Zenz Associated Nucleonics, Inc. 975 Steward Ave. Garden City, L.I., N.Y.
ATLANTIC CITY, SEPTEMBER 1962 General Papers
4 copies of 200 word L. C. Eagleton abstract and 4 of Chemical Engipaper by June 1 neering Dept. Towne Bldg. U of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, Pa.
Rocket and Missile See above Fuel Development
Recent Advances in See above Distillation
Mathematics and Statistics in Experimentation
Simulation as a Research Tool
See above
See above
R. A. Brown Research and Development Division Callery Chemical Co. Callery, Pa. M. R. Cannon Cannon Instrument Co. P.O. Box 812 State College, Pa. R. W. Kennard Du Pont Co. Engineering Dept. Louver's Bldg. Wilmington 98, Del. G. R. Marr, Jr. Electronic Associates, Inc. Princeton Computer Center P.O. Box 582 Princeton, N.J. or James Idol Research Center Standard Oil Co. of Ohio 4400 Warrensville Rd. Cleveland, Ohio
J. B. Riley Esso Research & Engineering Co. P.O. Box 51 Linden, N.J.
Elastomer Process- See above ing
New Separation Techniques
See above
John Ball Bureau of Mines Laramie, Wyo.
Organic Nuclear Reactor Coolant Technology
See above
To be announced
DIVISION OF INORGANIC CHEMISTRY INDIANA UNIVERSITY, BLOOMINGTON, IND., JULY 9 - 1 1 , 1962
Special Summer Symposium Chairman: W. A. Jenkins Explosives Dept. Du Pont Co. Wilmington, Del.
Inorganic Reactions Under Unusual Conditions
ATLANTIC CITY, SEPTEMBER 1962 General Papers
5 copies of 200 word abstract and 3 copies of 1000 word abstract or paper by May 31 DEC.
W. L. Jolly Dept. of Chemistry U of California Berkeley 4, Calif.
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INSTRUCTIONS
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DIVISION OF INORGANIC CHEMISTRY, continued Free Radicals in Inorganic Chemistry
See above. May 3
Group V Elements (sans Phosphorus )
Deadline
See above. Deadline May 3
The Use of Isotopes See above. Deadline to Study InorMay 3 ganic Reaction Mechanisms
Charles B. Colburn Redstone Arsenal Research Division Rohm & Haas Huntsville, Ala.
W. L. Jolly
Gordon M. Harris Dept. of Chemistry U of Buffalo Buffalo, N.Y.
SUBJECTS Peptides with Physiological Activity
INSTRUCTIONS By invitation only
ABSTRACTS
TO
George W. Ander son Lederle Laboratories Pearl River, N.Y.
Special Problems in By invitation only Instrumental Analyses of Biological Substances
Seymour Lewin NYU New York, N.Y.
By invitation only
John Burns Burroughs-Wellcome Tuckahoe, N.Y.
Influence of Drugs on Enzyme Substances
LOS ANGELES, M A R C H - A P R I L 1963 General Papers Chemistry of Metallurgical Processes
See above. Deadline December
W. L. Jolly
See above. Deadline November
Joseph A. Leary Los Alamos Scientific Lab P.O. Box 1663 Los Alamos, N.M.
ATLANTIC CITY, SEPTEMBER 1962 General papers
5 copies of 200 word M, J. Johnson abstract by June 4 U of Wisconsin Biochemistry Dept. Madison 6, Wis.
Physical Chemical Invited papers only Aspects of Fermentation Chemistry
DIVISION OF MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY ATLANTIC CITY, SEPTEMBER 1962 General Papers
4 copies of 200 word abstract and 1000 word abstract or paper by May 30
Cancer
By invitation. 4 copies Howard W. Bond of 200 word abstract Cancer Chemoby May 30 therapy National Service Center National Institutes of Health Bethesda 14, Md.
Drug Dynamics in Biological Substances
DIVISION OF MICROBIAL CHEMISTRY AND TECHNOLOGY (Probationary)
Kenneth E. Hamlin, Jr. Abbott Labs North Chicago, 111.
See above
G. D. Laubach Chas. Pfizer & Co. Groton, Conn.
Newer Analytical See above Techniques for Drug Assay (joint with Division of Analytical Chemistry)
James L. Johnson Upjohn Co. Kalamazoo, Mich.
Peter Hosier Sun Oil Co. Marcus Hook, Pa.
Mechanisms of Biosynthesis of Antibiotics
Invited papers only
David Perlman Squibb Institute New Brunswick, N.J.
Algal Fermentations
Invited papers only
S. H. Hutner Haskins Labs 305 East 43rd St. New York 17, N.Y.
Invited papers only Microbial Activities on Petroleum Products (joint with Division of Petroleum Chemistry)
Richard Raymond Sun Oil Co. Marcus Hook, Pa.
DIVISION OF ORGANIC CHEMISTRY ATLANTIC CITY, SEPTEMBER 1962 General Papers
BOULDER, COLO., JUNE 18-20, 1962
8th National Medicinal Symposium
copies of a 200-word Herbert O. House abstract and 1 copy Department of of a 1000 word abChemistry MIT stract by June 8 Cambridge 39, Mass.
Physiological Ac- | By invitation only tivity in Natural Products
E. E. Smissman School of Pharmacy U of Kansas Lawrence, Kan.
Stabilized Carbonium Ions
Brief Original Papers
By invitation only
Robert H. Levin Upjohn Co. Kalamazoo, Mich.
Enzymatic ReacBy invitation only tion Mechanisms
Analgesics
By invitation only
Chester J. Cavallito Irwin, Neisler & Co. Decatur, 111.
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By invitation only
H. J. Dauben Dept. of Chemistry U of Washington Seattle 5, Wash. M. Beader Chemistry Dept. Northwestern U Evanston, 111.
The Division of Organic Chemistry does not plan to participate in the program of the Cincinnati meeting of the ACS in January 1963.
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INSTRUCTIONS
ABSTRACTS
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DIVISION OF ORGANIC CHEMISTRY, continued LOS ANGELES, MARCH-APRIL 1963 General Papers
INSTRUCTIONS
C. H. DePuy Dept. of Chemistry Iowa State U Ames, Iowa
General Papers
Titles of papers 1; 7 copies of word abstract copies of final by May 15
by May 100 and 6 paper
Promotion and Poisoning of Catalysts
See above
H. S. Seelig American Oil Co. Whiting Research Lab P.O. Box 431 Whiting, Ind.
Polymers in Lubricating Oils
See above
Joseph E. Fields Monsanto Chemical Co. 800 North Lindbergh Blvd. St. Louis, Mo.
Aromatic Hydrocarbons
See above
Harold Hart Michigan State U Dept. of Chemistry East Lansing, Mich.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, JUNE 1963 K. B. Wiberg U of Washington Dept. of Chemistry Seattle 5, Wash.
DIVISION OF ORGANIC COATINGS AND PLASTICS CHEMISTRY ATLANTIC CITY, SEPTEMBER 1962 General Papers
4 copies of 200-250 word abstract (double space, original on ACS special paper) by May 25. 4 copies of preprint manuscript (single space) with original on division's special paper) by July 1
E. R. Mueller Battelle Memorial Institute 505 King Ave. Columbus 1, Ohio
Spectroscopy of See above High Polymers (joint with Division of Polymer Chemistry)
F. A. Bovey Minnesota Mining & Mfg. St. Paul, Minn.
Film Formation See above Mechanisms (joint with Division of Polymer Chemistry)
Raymond R. Myers Lehigh U Bethlehem, Pa.
Stabilization of Polymers
D. A. Hilliard Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. Akron, Ohio
See above
TO:
DIVISION OF PETROLEUM CHEMISTRY
18th National Organic Symposium I By invitation only
ABSTRACTS
ATLANTIC CITY, SEPTEMBER 1962
4 copies of a 200-word Herbert O. House abstract and 1 copy of a 1000 word abstract.
Bimolecular Elimination Reactions
SUBJECTS
R. F. Marschner American Oil Co. P.O. Box 431 Whiting, Ind.
Microbial Activities See page 106 on Petroleum Products (joint with Division of Microbial Chemistry )
DIVISION OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY UNIVERSITY O F COLORADO, BOULDER, JULY 2 - 4 , 1962
Symposium on High Resolution Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy Invited papers only
Max T. Rogers Dept. of Chemistry Michigan State U East Lansing, Mich.
ATLANTIC CITY, SEPTEMBER 1962 LOS ANGELES, M A R C H - A P R I L 1963 General Papers
| See above
General Papers William O. Bracken Hercules Powder Co. Cellulose Products Dept. Wilmington 99,
Del. Self-Extinguishing Plastics
See above
N E W YORK, SEPTEMBER 1963 General Papers
| See above
Dyes and Pigments See above in Coatings and Plastics
William O. Bracken
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Intermolecular Forces
Invited papers only
Gas-Surface Interactions
Invited papers only
Mechanisms of Electrode Reactions
Invited papers only
Ionic Solutions
Invited papers only
Richard B. Bishop 37 Nelson St. North Grafton, Mass.
Future symposia for which papers are solicited are proposed on Structural Property Relationships; Polymers in Medicine; Specialty Plastics; Electrical Behavior of Coatings. Follow instructions for Los Angeles abstracts; deadline to be announced.
4 copies of 200 word abstract and 1 copy of 1000 word abstract by June 4, on forms available from secretary
Bryce L. Crawford,
Jr. Graduate School U of Minnesota Minneapolis, Minn.
R. Fuoss Sterling Chemistry Lab Yale U New Haven, Conn.
UNIVERSITY O F UTAH, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUMMER 1963
Summer Symposium on Mass Spectrometry
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Chemists checking crucial phase in development of a new Wilmar polymeric plasticizer.
WILSON-MARTIN
Div. of WILSON & CO., Inc. Snyder Avenue & Swanson Street, Phila. 48. Pa.
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SUBJECTS
INSTRUCTIONS
DIVISION OF POLYMER
ABSTRACTS
5 copies of 200 word F. H. Winslow abstract and 3 copies Bell Telephone of paper or long abLabs stract (1000 word Murray Hill, N.J. minimum) with experimental results by June 8
Crystallization of Macromolecules
See above
Characterization of Stereospecific Polymers
INSTRUCTIONS
ABSTRACTS
TO:
C L E V E L A N D , OCTOBER 16-19, 1962
ATLANTIC CITY, SEPTEMBER 1962 General Papers
SUBJECTS
TO:
CHEMISTRY
W. O. Statton D u P o n t Co. Wilmington 98, Del.
See
L. H. Howland
Protection of Elastomers Against Deterioration
Invited papers. above
General Papers
7 copies of 200 word abstract by Aug. 17
L. H. Howland
Reinforcement of Elastomers
Invited papers. above
L. H. Howland
See
DIVISION OF WATER AND WASTE CHEMISTRY ATLANTIC CITY, SEPTEMBER 1962 General Papers
3 copies of 150-200 word abstract by June 1
H. C. Bramer Mellon Institute 4400 Fifth Ave. Pittsburgh 13, Pa.
Spectroscopy of See page 108 High Polymers (joint with Division of Organic Coatings)
Water Pollution Control
See above
Werner Stumm Harvard U Pierce Hall Cambridge 38, Mass.
Film Formation Mechanisms See page 108 (joint with Division of Organic Coatings)
Air Pollution
See above
R. D. Hoak Mellon Institute 4400 Fifth Ave. Pittsburgh 13, Pa.
See above
F. A. Bovey Minnesota Mining &Mfg. St. Paul 19, Minn.
LOS ANGELES, M A R C H - A P R I L 1963 EAST LANSING, MICH., JUNE 20-22, 1962 Polymer Symposium
| By invitation
H. W. Starkweather Du Pont Experimental Sta. Wilmington 98, Del.
General Papers
H. C. Bramer 3 copies of 150-200 word abstract by Dec. 15
Saline Water Conversion
See above
J. J. Strobel Office of Saline Water U.S. Dept. of the Interior Washington 25, D.C.
Coagulation and Coagulent Aids
See above
T. E. Larson Illinois State Water Survey Water Resources Bldg. 605 East Springfield Ave. Champaign, 111.
DIVISION OF RUBBER CHEMISTRY BOSTON, APRIL 24-27, 1962 General Papers
copies of 200 word abstract by Feb. 26
I&EC Christmas Symposium
will go to Dr. B a r n e t t F . D o d g e of Yale (see C & E N , Sept. 2 5 , p a g e 8 4 ) .
T h e 28th annual Chemical Engineering S y m p o s i u m of t h e A C S Division of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry will b e h e l d D e c . 2 8 a n d 29 at t h e University of D e l a w a r e , N e w a r k , Del. T h e m e of t h e m e e t i n g will b e D y n a m i c s of M u l t i p h a s e Systems. T h e p r o g r a m consists of 11 p a p e r s in four sessions a n d a b a n q u e t on Thursday evening. B a n q u e t speaker will b e Princeton's Dr. R. H . W i l h e l m ; topic of his a d d r e s s is p e r s p e c t i v e s on e n g i n e e r i n g e d u c a t i o n . W . R. Schowalter is c h a i r m a n of t h e p r o g r a m committee. P r e s e n t a t i o n of t h e 9 t h annual I & E C H o n o r Scroll will b e m a d e to D r . R o b e r t L. Pigford of t h e University of D e l a w a r e . T h e Scroll of H o n o r 110
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M a c r o s c o p i c B e h a v i o r of M u l t i p h a s e Systems D u r i n g S e d i m e n t a t i o n a n d Aggregation Alan S. M i c h a e l s , J u s t i n C. Bolger. T h e Settling Rates a n d S e d i m e n t Volu m e s of F l o c c u l a t e d Kaolin S u s p e n sions. Alan S. M i c h a e l s , J u s t i n C. Bolger. T h e Plastic F l o w Behavior of Floccul a t e d Kaolin Suspensions. H o w a r d Brenner. T h e Resistance of an A r b i t r a r y Particle at Small Reynolds N u m b e r s . THURSDAY A F T E R N O O N
Interfacial P h e n o m e n a R o b e r t E . Bollinger, D a v i d E. L a m b . L i q u i d - P h a s e C o n t r o l l e d Mass Transfer in T w o - P h a s e , A n n u l a r , Horizontal F l o w .
W . E . R a n z . Initial Instability of a Viscous F l u i d Interface. M a c r o s c o p i c B e h a v i o r of M u l t i p h a s e Systems D u r i n g F o r c e d F l o w S. L . Soo. Fully D e v e l o p e d T u r b u l e n t P i p e F l o w of a Gas-Solid Suspension. I d e P . T r o t t e r , Jr. Point Studies of M e a n - F l o w P r o p e r t i e s in Vertical GasSolids T r a n s p o r t Systems. FRIDAY
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F o r m a t i o n a n d D i s p e r s i o n of Multip h a s e Systems A S. G. Bankoff, V. S. M e h r a . Quenching Theory for Transition Boiling. J o h n M . H a r p e r , W . R. S c h o w a l t e r . D e f o r m a t i o n a n d B r e a k u p of N o n Newtonian Drops. D a n i e l M . Sullivan, E . E . L i n d s e y . A n A p p r o a c h to C h a r a c t e r i z i n g Agitation b y Dispersion P a r t i c l e Size. J. V. Porcelli, Jr., G. R. M a r r , Jr. F l u i d i z a t i o n of P a r t i c u l a t e Systems in Stirred T a n k s .
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Cleveland. Cleveland Engineering and Scientific Center Georgia. Wilby Room, New Library, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta (Annual Business Meeting) Mississippi. University of Mississippi Medical Center, Jackson Mobile. Springhill College, Mobile, Ala. University of Illinois. Room 112, Chemistry Annex, University of Illinois, Urbana
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Pharmaceutical Chemistry Symposium The International Symposium on Pharmaceutical Chemistry will be held in Florence, Italy, Sept. 17 to 19, 1962. It is being organized by the Societa italiana di Scienze farmaceutiche under the sponsorship of IUPAC. Scientists from France, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, U.K., U.S.S.R., and U.S.A. have been invited to give lectures of 45 minutes each. Fields to be covered are: 1. The regulation of the chemical processes within the living cell. 2. Drug action in chemical terms. 3. The chemistry of hormonoactive peptides. 4. The chemistry of alkaloids. 5. Drugs active on the nervous system. 6. The chemistry of antibiotics (preferably of antibiotics endowed with antimitotic action). 7. Chemotherapeutic agents (preferably drugs endowed with antivirus and antimitotic action). For further information write to Alberto Soldi, General Secretary, Societa italiana di Scienze farmaceutiche, Via Giorgio Jan 18, Milan, Italy, or the secretary-general of IUPAC.
Symposium in Japan International Symposium on Molecular Structure and Spectroscopy will be held in Tokyo, Japan, Sept. 10 to 15. Sponsor is the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry with the cooperation of the Japanese learned societies in the field of science concerned. The symposium will cover infrared, Raman, ultraviolet, and micro- and radio-wave spectroscopies, all of which are used in the elucidation of molecular structures. The main topics of the symposium will be: 1. Theoretical (theory of chemical bonds, potential functions of molecules, and absorption intensities).
2. Rotation and rotation-vibration spectra for the determination of molecular structures. 3. Assignment of bands in the vibration spectra. 4. Electronic spectra (including fluorescence and phosphorescence spectra). 5. Spectra of unstable molecules and radicals. 6. Internal rotation. 7. Spectra of complex organic compounds including high polymers. 8. Spectra of inorganic compounds including coordination compounds. 9. Spectra and molecular interaction (including hydrogen bonding). 10. Techniques and applications. The symposium will be open to all scientists interested and will consist of a plenary session and several section meetings. Principal lectures will be given by invited speakers. Prospective participants should have final registration in before March 31. Address inquiries to the Secretary, Organizing Committee, International Symposium on Molecular Structure and Spectroscopy, Science Council of Japan, Ueno Park, Tokyo, Japan.
NEW SERIES OF POLYPHOSPHATE ESTER CONCENTRATES for maximum versatility in compounding
The "Phosphonol" Surfactants are complex alkyl and modified alkyl poly-phosphates in the form of readily soluble acidic esters at 98-100% activity. These products show remarkable emulsifying, wetting, and detergent properties, particularly in acid and alkaline media. They have definite anti-corrosive and metal sequestering properties. They may be neutralized with any desired alkali or amine, and may be ill! diluted with water or solvents, or may be "driecTby pouring on alkaline ;'•'.. builders. ,
Detailed literature on 'Phosphonol" Surfactants is available
Continued on page 136 "Phosphonol" Surfactants are Suggested for Use in CALENDAR OF EVENTS American Chemical Society 141st National Meeting, Washington, D.C. March 20-29, 1962. 142nd National Meeting, Atlantic City, N.J. Sept. 9-14, 1962. 143rd National Meeting, Cincinnati, Ohio. Jan. 13-18, 1963. 144th National Meeting, Los Angeles, Calif. March 31-April 5, 1963. Division of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry. Christmas Symposium. University of Delaware, Newark, Del. Dec. 28-29.
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Man and Civilization: Control of the Mind—II is the title of a symposium to be held Jan. 26 to 29 at University of California school of medicine in San Francisco. It is presented by the medical school with aid from Schering Corp. and the Schering Foundation. A session on psychopharmacology precedes the symposium proper.
Fertilizer Manufacturing Problems is the subject of a conference to be held by the southern regional office of the National Plant Food Institute, Jan. 11 and 12 at the DeSoto Hotel, Savannah, Ga.
The 35th Annual Soap and Detergent Industry Convention will be held at the Waldorf-Astoria, New York City, Jan. 24 to 26. Sponsor is the Association of American Soap & Glycerine Producers. Theme of the meeting will be Trends in View for '62: Materials, Markets, Management.
Association of Clinical Scientists will hold a scientific meeting at the Sheraton-Chicago Hotel, Chicago, April 6 and 7. The association will hold an applied seminar Oct. 26 and 27 at the Statler-Hilton Hotel in Washington, D.C. The annual meeting has been scheduled for Oct. 28. Write to the secretary, Dr. Robert P. MacFate, 54 West Hubbard St., Chicago 10, 111., for further information.
American Society for Metals will hold a regional conference and exhibition at the Shamrock Hilton Hotel, Houston, Tex., April 17 to 19. Theme will be Materials and Materials Processing for the Petroleum, Petrochemical, and Chemical Industries. ASM will sponsor the New York World Metal Show at the New York Coliseum, New York City, Oct. 29 to Nov. 2. William J. Hilty is exposition manager. The 44th National Metal Congress will be held at the coliseum next Oct. 29 to Nov. 2. T. C. DuMond will be manager of the congress. Other societies and associations will participate. 136
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International Plastics Fair will be held April 13 to 22 at Zagreb, Yugoslavia. Included within its scope will be raw materials, plastics, semifinished products, and auxiliary materials; machines and installations for processing of plastics, tools and other equipment for preparation, processing, and examining; and finished products for industry, building construction, agriculture, large consumption, and other uses. For further information write to Zagrebacki Velesajam, Aleja Borisa Kidrica B.B., Zagreb, Yugoslavia.
High Polymer Symposium will be held April 30 to May 4 at Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pa. For further information write to the conference center at Penn State.
American Society for Testing and Materials will cooperate with the U.S. Navy in sponsoring a Symposium on Standards for Filament-Wound Reinforced Plastics to be held June 6 and 7 at the Naval Ordnance Laboratory, Silver Spring, Md. Sessions will include papers on research and development aspects of structures and of component materials. Additional papers are invited. Titles and 200-word abstracts should be sent by Jan. 15 to H. A. Perry of Naval Ordnance Laboratory.
International Conference on the Physics of Semiconductors will be held at the University of Exeter, England, July 16 to 20. Sponsors are the International Union of Pure and Applied Physics and the British National Committee for Physics. For further information write to the Administration Assistant, Institute of Physics and the Physical Society, 47 Belgrave Square, London, S.W.I, England.
American Association of Clinical Chemists will meet next Aug. 27 to 30 at the Mira Mar Hotel in Santa Monica, Calif. All interested in the field of clinical chemistry are invited to this, the 14th annual meeting of the association, and the first to be held on the Pacific Coast. There will be exhibits of the latest developments in general lab equipment and specialized instrumentation. General chairman of
the meeting is Dr. Gerald F. Lanchantin of Cedars of Lebanon Hospital, Los Angeles.
The 5th National Heat Transfer Conference and Exhibit will be held in the Shamrock-Hilton Hotel, Houston, Tex., Aug. 5 to 8. Sponsors are American Institute of Chemical Engineers and American Society of Mechanical Engineers. For further information write to Paul Jolcuvar, AIChE, 345 East 47th St., New York 17, N.Y.
Industrial Hygiene Foundation will hold its 27th annual meeting at Mellon Institute, Pittsburgh, Oct. 24 and 25. For further information write to Dr. H. H. Schrenk, Managing Director, Industrial Hygiene Foundation, 4400 Fifth Ave., Pittsburgh 13, Pa.
The National Conference of Standards Laboratories has been established by representatives concerned with standards activities in government, industry, education, and professional societies. The object is to help meet the needs of science and industry for improved uniformity and greater precision in calibration and measurements in all areas of the physical sciences, engineering, and technology. One of its major activities will be to arrange a continuing series of standards laboratory conferences. The first conference in the series has been scheduled for next August at the laboratories of the National Bureau of Standards in Boulder, Colo. For further information write to W. R. Tilley, National Bureau of Standards, Washington 25, D.C.
The Plant Phenolics Group of North America held its inaugural meeting at Colorado State University in September. Sponsored by the National Science Foundation and Colorado State University, the group aims to provide association for workers scattered widely in the different disciplines, in universities, government agencies, and industry, and to keep members informed on progress in the many fields of work which would include an interest in the phenolic constituents of plants. Secretary-treasurer of the organization is Dr. V. C. Runeckles, Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, P.O. Box 6500, Montreal, Que.
