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PITTCON Analysis of Air (Indoor and Outdoor)

Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Analysis

Tuesday Morning, Room 11, Rlvergate A. Pebler, Presiding Westinghouse R&D Center

Tuesday Morning, Room 7/9, NOCC M. Levitt, Presiding Biodecision Laboratories 8:30 (329) Particle Concentration Fluorescence Immunoassay for Tissue Plasminogen Activator—JR. SPORTSMAN, Eli Lilly and Company, R.F. Petronzio

8:30 (319) Continuous Monitoring of Toxic Volatile Organic Compounds In Indoor A i r — S I . KANE. Photovac International. Inc., M.

Collins 8:50 (320) VOCs Exposure from Indoor Use of Products-J.D. PLEIL, U.S. EPA, W.A. McClenny, K.D. Oliver

8:50 (330) Structural Elucidation Analysis via Mass Spectrometry—R. Mitrovich, Jr., J. Buchner

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in Biomedical and Pharmaceutical WILLOUGHBY. Extrel Corporation, S.

9:10 (321) Formaldehyde Exposure and Preventive Maintenance— P.M. SHAMBRESKIS, Streamline Air Systems

9:10 (331) Applications of Headspace Sampling in Pharmaceutical Analysis—T.P. WAMPLER. Chemical Data Systems. J.W. Washall

9:30 (322) Comparison of Several Methods for Collection and Determination of Volatile Organic Compounds in Ambient Air—Β Β KEBBEKUS, NJ Institute of Technology, L.Y. Zuo. Y.-J. Shen

9:30 (332) Chromatographic Separation and Characterization of Technetium-DPD Radiopharmaceutical Analogs—P.J SCHOFIELD, University of Cincinnati, E.A. Deutsch, W.R. Heineman

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Quantitative Analysis of Trace Gases In Air—PL HANST,

9:50 (333) Methods Management Approach to Automation Biotechnology—J.N. LITTLE, Zymark Corporation, B.G. Lightbody

Infrared Analysis, Inc., R.A. Crocombe, D.A.C. Compton

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10:25 (324) A Thermal Desorption-Caplllary Column Gas Chromatographic System for the Analysis of Volatile Organics In Air— J.R. HANCOCK, Defense Res. Establish. Suffield 10:45 (325) Fully AutomatedSyetemforMonitorlng VolatlleOrganlc Pollutants in the PPT-PPB Level In Environmental Air, Using Thermal Desorptlon and Cold Trapping Capillary Gas Chromatography—H. CORNET, Chrompack International B.V

10:25 (334) Automated Competitive ELISAs for Determining Low Femtomole Levels of Therapeutic Drugs—L.D. TABER, Eli Lilly and Company, J.R. Sportsman

11:05 (326) The Determination of Volatile Organic Chemicals in Landfill Gas with a Fully Integrated and Automatic Gas Chromato­ graphic System—N. KIRSHEN, Varian Instrument Group, B. Thompson. E. Almasi

11 25 (337) Determination of Coating Thickness on Pharmaceutical Tablets by Near Infrared Spectrophotometry—P.J. BRIMMER, Pacific Scientific

10:45 (335) Enzyme-Linked Competitive Binding Assays for Riboflavin— G.-S. CHA, University of Michigan, G.S. Ashcom, ME. Meyerhoff 11:05 (336) Reversed Phase Chromatography of Basic Drugs by HPLC on a Stabilized Support—H.H FREISER, SynChrom. Inc., MP. Nowlan, D.L. Gooding

11:45 (338) The Application of Supercritical Fluid Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry (SFC/MS) to Compounds of Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Interests—F PACHOLEC, Suprex Corporation, DR. Gere, J. Buchner, R. Willoughby

11:25 (327) Tedlar Bag Sampling System for Sampling Stationary Source Emissions—J.C. PAU, USEPA, J E . Knoll, M.R. Midgett 11:45 (328) Measurement of Hexavalent Chromium in the Atmosphere—P.M. GROHSE, Research Triangle Institute, B.M. Wilson, R. Grant, R.J. Joyce, M.J. Doyle

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STEPHENS EQUIPMENT INC. P.O. Box 1126 Champlain, New York 12919-1126 Tel.: (514) 332-1230 «Fax: (514) 331-2084

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