News M. Murieka-Russel, R. McLeod 11:20 Direct Determination of Acrylamide in a Complex Aqueous Matrix by 2-D LC. N. L. Freshour, P. W. Langvardt, S. W. Frantz, M. D. Dryzga
Thursday Afternoon SECTION A
Memorial Symposium Honoring D. E. Smith
R. P. Van Duyne, Presiding 2:00 Implications of Extended Heterogeneous Electron Transfer. S. W. Feldberg 2:30 Organometallic Electro chemistry. W. E. Geiger 3:00 Electrochemical and Spec troscopic Studies of Lead Corrosion Films. K. R. Bullock 3:30 Heterogeneous Charge Transfer Rate Studies of Silver Elec trodes. E. Brown 4:00 Electrocatalysis at Carbon Electrodes. T. Kuwana 4:30 Raman Spectroelectrochemistry. R. P. Van Duyne SECTION Β
S. Perlman, J. Adamovics, J. Joseph, J. Kirschbaum 2:40 Comparison of Counterions in Vacancy Chromatography on Bare Silica and Polymeric Packings. J. H. Sherman, N. D. Danielson 3:00 A Rapid and Simple HPLC Method for Determining Cimetidine in Blood, Plasma, and Serum. A. M. Rustum, N. E. Hoffman, E. J. Quebbeman, A.A.R. Hamid, R. K. Ausman 3:40 Capillary Supercritical Fluid Chromatography: Current Practice and Future Directions. B. W. Wright,
H. T. Kalinoski, H. R. Udseth, R. D. Smith 4:00 High-Performance Liquid Chromatography of Mycotoxin Meta bolites in Human Urine. D. L. Orti, R. H. Hill, Jr., L. Vickers 4:20 HPLC/FTIR Interface for Use with Normal or Reverse-Phase Chromatography. K. S. Kalasinsky, J. A. Smooter Smith, V. F. Kalasinsky 4:40 A Comparison of GC/IR In terfaces: The Light Pipe vs. Matrix Isolation. J. F. Schneider, J. C. Demirgian
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Symposium on HPLC in Biotechnology
R. E. Majors, Presiding 2:00 Enhancing Sensitivity of Amino Acid Analysis Using Fluores cent Precolumn Derivatization and Microbore HPLC. R. L. Cunico 2:30 HPLC Purification of Pro teins Using Microtechniques. J. D. Pearson 3:20 A Preparative Scale-Up Methodology for Proteins and Pep tides by LC. T. L. Tarvin, M. E. Swartz, M. J. Tomany 3:45 Isolation of Synthetic Oli gonucleotides Using Reversed-Phase HPLC. C. T. Riley SECTION C
Chromatography
D. J. Pietrzyk, Presiding 2:00 0 2 -Doped ECD Responses to Sulfur and Nitrogen Heterocyclic Compounds. J. A. Campbell 2:20 Anomalies in HPLC, III.
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