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Liquid Chromatography—Environmental, Organic and Fuel Applications Thursday Afternoon, Room 23/25, NOCC ft. Gilpin, Presiding Kent State University 1:30 (1222) Liquid Chromatographic Separation of Chlorophenols and Chloroblphenylols (PCB Metabolites) Using a β-Cyclodextrin Column—M. PALE0L0G0U, McGill University, W.C. Purdy 1:50 (1223) HPLC Fractionation Procedure for the Analysis of Dloxlns, Furans, and Other Polychlorlnated Pollutants In Fish Tissue Extracts—Τ S THOMPSON, University of Waterloo, K.P. Naikwadi, F.W. Karasek 2:10 (1224) Desorption from Carbon Blacks Into Synthetic Alveolar Surfactant and Zwltterionic Micelles—S.S SEHNERT, The Johns Hopkins Univer sity, T.H. Risby 2:30 (1225) Quantitative Group-Type Analysis of Diesel Fuels Using a Hydrocarbon Group-Type Analyzer System—S.D. ANDERSON, AFWAL/POSF. P.C. Hayes, Jr.
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