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ANALYTICAL

CHEMISTRY

.

JULY

World's Analysts to Convene in Lisbon IV/ΓΑΝΎ leading analysts from all over -*-*-*- the world will convene in Lisbon, September 9 t o 16, t o a t t e n d the X V t h International Congress of P u r e and A p ­ plied Chemistry. This congress is de­ voted to analytical chemistry. T h e technical sessions will consist of five general lectures, one lecture for each of the 10 subsections, and almost 300 technical papers in 10 subsections. These are microchemical, biological, electrical, optical, a n d radiochemical methods, organic complexes, results and statistical interpretations, methods of adsorption and distribution, standardi­ zation of methods and different appli­ cations, and general. Among those who h a v e been involved in preparations for t h e congress a r e : Antonio Pereira Forjaz, director of t h e F a c u l t y of Science, Lisbon and chairman of the Executive Committee; Antonio Herculano de Carvalho, I n s t i t u t o Supe­ rior Técnico, Lisbon, chairman of the scientific committees; Luis de Menezes Acciaiuoli, head of t h e metallurgicchemical laboratory of t h e Ministry of the Economy (Portugal), secretary general of t h e congress ; Pierre Laurent, I n s t i t u t o Superior Técnico, Lisbon, secretary of t h e congress; and I. M . Kolthoff, University of Minnesota, president of the Analytical Section of the International Union of P u r e and Applied Chemistry. H . A. Laitinen, University of Illinois, was responsible for handling papers submitted b y American authors. Host of Special Events

VOLUME

28,

NO.

Sept. 6 - 8 — I U P A C Commission M e e t ings

President of the Republic of Portugal, on September 9. Other special events during t h e week include a state concert, a n d a farewell b a n q u e t . As noted elsewhere, t h e Analytical Section Committee and several of its commissions will meet before and during the scheduled meeting. Other I U P A C bodies will meet. One, t h e Toxicology a n d Industrial Hygiene Commission of the Applied Chemistry Section, will hold a Symposium on Silicious D u s t s in Industry. Portuguese firms representing almost 60 of the world's leading manufacturers a n d distributors of analytical and laborat o r y equipment and supplies will t a k e p a r t in a n exhibit. Present plans call for two plant tours in t h e Lisbon area and a dozen excursions. Some of the excursions will t a k e place during the meeting a n d others, including a 5-day t r i p to t h e Island of Madeira, will t a k e place after t h e congress ends. T h e ladies' program includes visits to t h e T o w n Hall, fair, beaches, museums, a n d port, and concert a n d river boat trips. F u r t h e r details including d a t a on registration, accommodations, travel, excursions, passports a n d visa requirements, a n d costs, are available from the Secretariate General, X V t h I n t e r n a tional Congress, I n s t i t u t o Superior Técnico, Lisbon, Portugal. IUPAC Commission Meeting Schedule T h u r d a y , Sept. 6, 10 A.M. t o 5 P.M. Analytical Section C o m m i t t e e F r i d a y , Sept. 7, 9 A.M. t o 12 noon. Commission on Equilibrium D a t a F r i d a y , Sept. 7, 2 P.M. t o 5 P.M. Commission on Analytical Reaction S a t u r d a y , Sept. 8, 9 A.M. t o 5 P . M . Commission on Electrochemical D a t a

Among those responsible for arranging the Lisbon Conference are (left to right): Antonio Pereira Forjaz, Faculty of Science, Lisbon; Antonio Herculano de Carvalho, Instituto Superior 7,

JULY

1956

. NEWS

Condensed Program

Analytical Section

Industrial and book exhibits, plant tours, ladies' program, and a wide variety of excursions are among t h e host of special events scheduled in conjunction with t h e congress. T h e congress will open with a session presided over b y His Excellency, the

1956

S u n d a y , Sept. 9 Registration F o r m a l opening ceremonies Opening of exhibit M o n d a y , Sept. 10 Technical session Reception Excursion I U P A C Commission M e e t i n g T u e s d a y , Sept. 11 Technical session P l a n t visit Excursion I U P A C Commission M e e t i n g Wednesday, Sept. 12 Technical sessions Excursion T h u r s d a y , Sept. 13 Technical session P l a n t visit Excursions I U P A C Commission M e e t i n g F r i d a y , Sept. 14 Technical sessions S t a t e concert Excursions S a t u r d a y , Sept. 15 Technical sessions Farewell b a n q u e t Excursions Sunday, Sept. 16 Closing sessions Trip to Madeira

S a t u r d a y , Sept. 8, 2 P.M. t o 6 P . M . Commission on Microtechniques M o n d a y , Sept. 10, 2 P.M. t o 6 P . M . Commission on Terminology T u e s d a y , Sept. 1 1 , 2 P.M. t o 6 P.M. Analytical Section C o m m i t t e e Other IUAPC Body Meetings

T h u r s d a y , Sept. 6, 10 A.M. t o 5 P.M. 5 simultaneous meetings of t h e section presidents with one secretary and one m e m b e r of t h e Section C o m m i t t e e F r i d a y , Sept. 7, 10 A.M. t o 12 noon, Executive C o m m i t t e e F r i d a y , Sept. 7, 3 P.M. t o 6 P.M. T h e President, t h e Secretary General and t h e Presidents of all Sections S a t u r d a y , Sept. 8, 10 A.M. t o 5 P . M .

Técnico, Luis de Menezes Acciaiuoli, Ministry of Economy, Portugal; Pierre Laurent, Instituto Superior Técnico; I. M. Kolthoff, Univ. Minnesota; and H. A. Laitinen, Univ. Illinois 19 A

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Executive Committee and the Presidents of the Sections Thursday, Sept. 13, 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Trace Elements Commission (Food Divi­ sion, Applied Chemistry Section)

General Lectures

ARNE TISELIUS, Sweden. A.

J.

P.

Dosage des éléments a l'état de traces dans les minéraux phosphatés. ROBERT VIGIER, North Africa. 9. Eine neue einfache Mikrobestimmung von Jod in biologischem Material.

10.

BUHRIEL MABTI, Spain.

Saturday, Sept. IS, 2:30 P.M. Réactions analytiques chimiques et électrochimiques. G. CHABLOT, France.

11.

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6.

LUCIEN DUCRET, France.

Microdosage organique du carbone par conductimétrie.

R. DELABY, R. D A -

MIENS, ET G. TSATSAS, France.

halogènes.

YVETTE

SERVIGNE,

France. Jodometrisches Mikroverfahren zur Bestimmung von Phenol auch in Gegenwart von reduzierenden Stoffen. E. SCHTJLEK UND K. BURGER, Hungary.

12.

Les quinones, réactifs de caractérisation de la cysteine.

13.

Ε. NEUZIL ET J. C.

BRETON, Afrique Occidental Française. Komplexometrische Titrationen im TJltramikrobereich. FLASCHKA, Egypt.

14. 15.

F. SADEK UND H.

Dosage de traces de bore dans le silicium.

P.

SEGUIN

ET

L.

DUCRET,

France. Caractérisation et le dosage par chromatographie sur papier de divers polyphenols. Application. S. BOUCHII.LOUX,

Subsection Lectures Monday, Sept. 10, 11:30 A.M. Qualitative Organic Analysis, Especially Spot Test Analysis. FKITZ FEIGL, Brazil. Monday, Sept. 10, 11:30 A.M. To be announced. Tuesday, Sept. 11, 11:30 A.M. Die Hochfrequenztitration in der analytischen Chemie. K. CRUSE, Germany. Tuesday, Sept. Π , 11:30 A.M. Progrès en analyse spectrale moléculaire quantitative. C. DUYCKAERTS, Belgium. Wednesday, Sept. 12, 11:30 A.M. Organic Complexing Agents. G.

Recherches microanalytiques sur les ions

MARTIN,

England. Wednesday, Sept. 12, 2:30 P.M. Interpretation of Acid-Base Titration in Glacial Acetic Acid. I. M. KOLTHOFF, U. S. A. Friday, Sept. 14, 2:30 P.M. Problèmes actuels que présente la chimie analytique des traces de quelques éléments. F.

A COMPLETE SMALL ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LABORATORY B

Czechoslovakia.

8.

Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2:30 P.M. Gas-Liquid Chromatography.

Mikrobestimmung des Schwefels. M . VECERA.

H. SPITZY UND M. REESE, Austria.

Monday, Sept. 10, 2:30 P.M. L'analyse des systèmes macromoléculaires et colloïdales par quelques méthodes physicochimiques.

7.

M.

T H . BENEVENT,

ET S.

LISSITZIKY, France.

16.

Microchemical Techniques and Methods Applied to Problems in the Coal Industry.

17.

J. H. WOOD.

Microdétermination sélective des groupes alcoxy par chromatographie gaz-liquide. FRANÇOIS MARTIN SERGE VERTALIER, France.

18.

ET

Analysis of Fluorinated Organometallics. Determination of Fluorine and Silicon in Organic Fluorosilicon Compounds.

OTTO

SCHWARZKOPF AND

ROSF.MARIE HENLEIN, United States.

19. 20.

Die Schnellbestimmung von Magnesium im Eisen. R. REICHERT, Austria. Determination of Terminal Methyl Groups by Chromic Acid Oxidation. OTTO

21.

SCHWARZKOPF

AND

D.

D.

PHILLIPS, United States. Micromethods for the Examination of Petroleum.

A. R.

JAVES

AND M I S S

LIDDELL, England.

22. 23.

New Method for Isolation of Microgram Amounts of Thorium from Complex Mixtures. L. KOSTA, Yugoslavia. Arylthio semicarbazides for the Characterization of Aldehydes and Ketones. M. TISLER, Yugoslavia.

24.

Méthode de précipitation à pH constant des oxydes hydratés de fer et de manganèse. Application en microanalyse.

25.

MOTOHARU TANAKA, Japan.

Hidroxiderivados del trifenilmetano como indicadores de toriometria. R A FAEL ERNESTO LONGO, Argentina.

26. 27.

28.

Spot Tests for Cobalt and Sulfites Based on Induced Oxidation of Cobalt Azide Solutions. P . SENISE, Brazil. Application of the Dithizone Method to Estimation of Metal Impurities in the 10 to 6% Range in Highly Purified Antimony. E. HABERLI, Switzerland. Die Mikro-Molekulargewichtsbestimmung geloster Substanzen durch direkte Dampfdruckmessungen. H. GYSEL UND K. HAMBERGER, Switzerland.

29.

Détermination ultra-microanalytique du iode dans des liquides biologiques. M. C. SANZ,

T. BBECHBUHLER, ET I. J.

GREEN, Switzerland.

30.

Uber eine Méthode zur gleichzeitigen mikroanalytischen Bestimmung des C-, H-, und N-Gehaltes organischer Verbindungen mit einer Einwage. W, Schoniger, Switzerland. 31. Nova reacçào de gota especifica para a identificaçâo da quelina. A. J. C. RALHA, Portugal.

ANALYTICAL

CHEMISTRY

NEWS 32.

Microanalysis of Fluorocarbon Derivatives.

33.

C. A. RUSH, S. S. CBUIKSHANK,

AND E. J. W. RHODES, United States. Posibilités acidi- et alcalimétriques des sels mercuriques. R. MONTEQUI, A. DOADBIO, ET F. SANTISO.

34.

Kjeldahl Determination of Nitrogen. A Critical Study. Η. Α. ΜΟΚΕΝΖΙΕ,

35.

Australia. New Automatic Apparatus for the Semimicrodetermination of Carbon and Hydrogen in Organic Compounds. B.

R.

G. WAKE,

AND H.

S. WALLACE.

1.

Etude critique du dosage de la vitamine C dans diverses substances alimentaires.

2.

Une méthode de dosage des protéines dans les liquids biologiques. F . PENA-

B. V. CUVELIEB, Belgium.

4.

Alcalimétrie directe du tetraphénilborate du potassium en présence de clorure mercurique. R. MONTEQUI, A.

DTJCCI ET M. DUEANTÉ, France.

5.

DOADBIO, Y CARMEN SEBBANO, Spain.

37.

38.

39.

Neue mikroanalytische Verfahren zur Untersuchung isolierter Gefiigebestandteile in Stàhlen. W. KOCH, Germany. Anreicherung von Elementspuren. C.

41.

Die Bestimmung sehr geringer Borspuren in reinem Silizium. F. A. POHL, Germany. Mikrozonenschmelzverfahren fur organische Substanzen. H. SCHILD-

43.

Méthode de précipitation des oxydes hydrates au pH constant et ses applications en microanalyse. M. TANAKA, Japan. Automatic Microanalytical Apparatus for Gases in Metals. S. YANAGISAWA AND M. SEKI, Japan.

8.

Application de la polarographie au dosage du plomb dans le sang. R.

Titrimeter. EDWARD S. LANE, England. FABRE, R. TEUHAUT, ET C. BOUDENE,

9.

1.

H.

CHATEAU

ET M E E L E

AULT, B. LEMANCEAU, J E T . , JOUSSOT-

3.

Relation entre les potentiels de demivague et la constitution chimique de composés azoïques. L. MOELANTS ET

Dosage par polarographie des traces de cations lourds dans les vins. ROBEBT

13.

Method for Determination of Acetic

POINTEAU ET JEAN BONASTBE, France.

Anhydride. J. J. NICHOLLS AND T. ELLERINGTON, England.

14.

Obtention des potentiels d'oxydo-réduction dans des systèmes n'atteignant

15.

Détermination des constantes de dissociation des acides picolique et quin-

Contrôle quantitative de la neutralité de sels alcalins d'acides forts. JEAN BYÉ ET ANDRE KLEIBEB. France.

16.

L'analyse polarographique en séries aromatiques et heterocycliques. JEAN

17.

A Potentiostat for Electrogravimetric

TIEOUFLET, France.

ET

Analysis. J. F. HEEEINGSHAW AND P. F. HELFHIDE, England.

Potentiometric Titration of Weak Acids and Bases in Dilute Aqueous Solution. JOHN C. GAGE, England.

Dosage polarographique des aldehydes. M. ZWILLING, France.

JEAN MABC LAN-

aldique. JEAN CLAUDE MERLIN GERMAINE THOMAS, France.

5.

Constant Current Source for Automatic Coulometric Titrations. LLOYD Ε.

12.

R. JANSSEN, Belgium.

pas leur équilibre. DUCCI, France.

4.

DUBIEN, France.

B.

HEBVIER, France.

2.

Présentation d'un appareil électronique de mesures de susceptibilités magnétiques. Applications. ADOLPHE PAC-

SMYTHE, England.

Structure des complexes chloro-argentiques.

France. Phosphoric Acid as a Solvent and Base Electrolyte for Direct Inorganic Polarographie Analysis. G. W. C. MILNEB AND L. J. SLEE, England.

10.

11.

Electrical Methods

KNECHT, Germany.

42.

A 250-Mc. per Second High Frequency

Determination of the Different Chemical Forms of Sulfur Contained in Mucins.

ET V. FERNANDEZ, Spain.

MAHR, Germany.

40.

7.

M. ATJSTTJDILLO, F. SANZ, A. MUNICIO,

Causas de error en el microkjeldahl seguido de nesslerizaciôn. J. GONZALEZ CABEERO, O. CARBALLIDO RAMALLO, Y F. GOMEZ VIGINO, Spain.

Sur une nouvelle réaction colorée des flavanonols et quelques unes de ses applications. H. PACHÉCO, France. Spectrophotométrie après séparation chromatographique des colorants formés lors d'une réaction colorée. J. M. LAN-

Réduction à potentiel contrôlé du plutonium (IV). Application à son dosage par volumétrie. PIERRE REGNAUT ET JACQUES CORPEL, France.

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BOBRANSKI, Poland.

36.

6.

Biological Methods

18.

Coulometrie de 1 mg. uranium.

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19.

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France. New Method of Hydrogen Ion Activity Determination in Aqueous and Nonaqueous Solutions with the Reversible and Irreversible Electrodes. PANCE KIRKOV AND MARA DJONOVA, Yugo-

20.

QUALITY

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41. 42.

slavia. Réduction électrochimique de l'eau et des ions hydrogène. QUELINE, France.

COUPEZ

Studies on Coulometric Cerimentary in Organic Analysis. T. TAKAHASHI, Japan. Studies on Double Complexing Agents in Polarographic Analysis. Use of EDTA-Kon Base Solution. M. ISHIBASHI, Japan.

JAC-

Polarographic Determination of Semicarbazones. DAI.E M. COULSON, United 22.

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States. Influence de la cinétique des réactions chimiques sur les courbes de polarisation. Application à l'étude des complexes thiocyanés du titrane(IV) et du titrane(III). S. TRIBALAT ET D. DELAFOSSE, France.

23.

Precise Intercomparison of Acids by Differential Potentiometric Titration with the Hydrogen Electrode. ROGER G. BATES AND EDWARD WICHERS, United

Optical Methods 1.

tometry. R. C. CHIRNSIDE AND J. E. STILL, England.

2.

LAMBLING, France. 25.

Coulometric Titration of Mono- and

3.

26.

RFORMANCE 27.

Conductivity of Sulfuric Acid in the 92-98% Range. KNUT FOSEN, Denmark. Uber den Einfluss organhcher Losungsmittel auf die polarographischen Halbstufenpotentiale und Stufenhohen organischer Depolarisatoren. K. SCHWABE, Germany.

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28.

Adsorption and Current-Potential Char-

29.

TENBERG, United States. The Ilkovic Equation and Polarographic Current-Time Curves. H. A. Mc-

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Wasserbestimmung in anorgan. und organ. Ionenaustauschern. W. BUSER

31.

32.

States. Doseamento de uranio por oscilometria a radio-frequêneia. M. T. AGUAS DA SII.VA Ε A. F. X. MELLO COELHO.

33.

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Etude de la nioxime et dosage indirect

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CATALOGS O N REQUEST.

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40.

Photometrische Nitratbestimmung mit A^-Methyldiphenylaminsulfosaure. J. KOMENDA.

C. DUVAL, France.

10.

Use of Infrared Spectrometry for Following High Temperature Kinetics.

11.

Application de la spectrographie infrarouge à l'analyse des rouilles. J. LOISEL, France. Determination of Vitamin D and Related Compounds. W. H. C. SHAW,

R. BURT AND G. J. MINKOFP, England.

12.

J. P. JEEPERIES, AND T. E. HOLT, Eng-

land. Etude micro-analytique des chlorates par absorption infrarouge. C. ROCCHICCIOLI, France.

15. 16.

Flame Spectrophotometry in Emission and Absorption. A. MENZIES, England. Application à l'analyse de papiers à phosphorescence organique. A. BERNANOSE AND M. COMTE, France. Uber eine neue Méthode zur hochselektiven qualitativen und photometrischen Bestimmung von Zirkonium. H. FLASCHKA, F. SADEK, UND M. Y.FARAH,

17.

HEIJDE AND E. A. M. F. DAHMEN, Hol­

land. Sobre la subdivision conveniente de los métodos volumétricos y la determinacion del punto final en potentiometria. F. L. HAHN, Mexico. Hochfrequenztitration von Phenolen und Karbonylverbindungen in wasserfreien Lôsungsmitteln. K. J. KARRMAN, Sweden. Potentiometric Titrations in Nonaqueous solution. Anomalous Behav-

Application of Atomic Absorption Spectra to Chemical. A. WALSH AND

K N O P AND J .

TUTUNDZIC, Yugoslavia.

Potentiometric Titrations in Nonaqueous Solution. An Empirical Acidity Scale of Twelve Solvents. Η. Β.

AND J. BORECKY,

9. Applications minérales et organiques des spectres d'absorption infrarouges réalisés sur une goutte de solution aqueuse.

14.

Coulometrische Metallometrie.

CUTA

J. P . SHELTON, Australia.

8.

Solvents. W. SIMON AND E. BRONNER, Switzerland.

BRO.TO. Platinum and Platinum Group Metals Stainless Steel Tubing Tubular Fabricated Parts Spinnerettes

F.

ET J. SIGALLA, Brussels.

7.

13.

Mise au point d'une technique améliorée d'électrophorèse preparative continue sur papier filtre. A. PINHO DE

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Fluorometric Determination of 2-Naphthylamino-8-sulfonic, 2-Naphthylamino-7-sulfonic, 2-Naphthylamino-6sulfonic, and 2-Naphylamino-5-sulfonic Acids.

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Czechoslovakia. 6. La détermination spectrophotométrique d'oxydants et de réducteurs. Iodimétrie des solutions dilués. CL. HERBO

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J. G.

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Die Bestimmung des Mineralbestandes und der analytischen Zustammensetzung von Mineralgemischen durch kombinierte Rôntgen-Beugung und Rontgenspektrographie. REICH, Germany.

NIKELLY AND W. D. COOKE, United

Catalysts,

Rhodium Plating Solutions, Tub-

Anodic Stripping Polarography.

J R . , AND W.

United States. Automatic Recording Spectrophoto­ metry Titrimeter. R. A. CHALMERS AND C. A. WALLEY, England.

4.

Dibasic Phenols. FRANTISEK CUTA AND ZDENEK KUCERA, Czechoslovakia. P E

Spectrophotometric Determination of Iron with 2-Fluorobenzoic Acid. Ε. Β. BUCHANAN,

States. Utilisation du potentiostat pour l'enregistrement des courbes de polarisation sur électrode de platine. J. BADOZ-

ACCURACY

Temperature Effects in Flame Pho-

18.

Egypt. Dosage colorimètrique du fluor dans les minéraux phosphatés par la méthode à l'alizarine zirconium. R. VIGIER, Afrique du Nord. Dosage par spectrographie d'émission ultraviolet, des éléments contenus à l'état de traces dans les composés minéraux. M. CHATELET, C. NICAUD, ET G. TRIDOT.

19.

Papierchromatographische Trennung und kolorimetrische Bestimmung von Santonin. M. R. TULUS UND A. ULUBELEN, Turkey.

ANALYTICAL

CHEMISTRY

NEWS 20.

Dosage des nitroalcanes par spectrographie infrarouge. C. FBÉJACQUES ET M. LECLERCQ, France.

21.

Spectres ultraviolets de dérivés carbonylés de la phénothiazine à carbonyle juxtanueléaire. Détermination de la position du groupe carbonyle substituant.

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Reaction Mechanism of Anthrone with Sugars. T. MOMOSE, Y. UEDA, SAWADA, AND A. SUGI, Japan.

23. 24.

K.

Contrôle quantitatif par fluorescence des rayons. X. C. LEGRAND, France. Dosage de faibles quantités d'oxyde de carbone dans les gaz. J. LARNATJDIE ET M. LEFEBVRE, France.

25.

Confirmation par spectrographie infrarouge de la structure des produits de l'action des halogènes sur la 1-^4 anthraquinone.

26.

J.

DESCHAMPS ET λΐ.

Ρ ATY, France. Dosage du nitrile acrylique résiduaire dans ses polymères et copolymères. R. PIBAROT, France.

27. 28.

Dosage de traces de composés carbonylés. M. VAILLANT, France. A vitamina Κ nas sardinhas e na farinha de peixe. A. P. FORJAZ, L. BRITO, E L. MANSO, Portugal.

29.

Optional accessories include (A) %", (B) ^ * , and (C) well scintillation crystals. Large lead collimator (D) provides exceptional side shielding, accepts 20" flat field collimator (E) or special focusing collimator (F). Alpha and beta phosphors (G) are interchangeable with standard 1 " crystal.

Eine neue Méthode fur photometrische Mikrobestimmung von Cyaniden. I. KRALJIC UND M. MARGARETA, Yugo-

30.

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Analysis. R. J. K E I R S , R. D. BHITT, JR., AND W. E. WENTWORTH, England.

31.

Doseamento espectrogrâfico de alguns lantanideos. M. R. GRADE, L. A L MEIDA, Β M. I. BARROS, Portugal.

32.

2,6 - Bis(4 - phenyl -2 - pyridyl) - 4phenyl-, and 2,6-Bis(6 - phenyl - 2pyridyl) - 4 - phenylpyridine. Their Spectrophotometric Constants in Re­ actions of Chelation with Fe(II), Cu(I), and Co(II).

33.

Standard probe is quickly converted into a scintillation well counter by changing crystals and adding inexpensive base and shielding.

G. F . SMITH AND A. A.

SCHILT, United States. Some Applications of X-Ray Fluores­ cence Analysis to Quantitative Analysis of Glass.

J. F. BACON AND V. POPOFF,

United States. 34.

Nophelometrische Bestimmung von Ca und Mg im Serum mit Na-Naphtalhydroxamat.

35.

G. BECK.

Die spektrophotometrische Bestimmung einzelner Komponenten in Gemischen von Pyrazol- und Salicylderivaten. C. WUNDERLT, Switzerland.

36.

Die UV-Spektrophotometrische Be­ stimmung des Wachstumregulators der 0-Naphtoxyessigsaure im Boden. J. MINCZEWSKI, Poland.

37.

Aplioaciones analiticas de la fenoxatiina y sus derivados. Determinacion espectrofométrica en el ultravioleta de la fenoxatiina.

38.

A.

39.

F . G. CAPITAN.

Analyse de verres optiques par autoabsortion atomique des raies spectrales. CAMTJNAS

ET M A . DOMING UEZ,

Spain. Flame Photometric Determination of Sulfate Ion. F. BURRIEL-MARTI, J. RAMIREZ-MTTNOZ, AND M. L. REXACH LIZARDUY, Spain.

40.

Interferences of Three Elements in Flame Photometry. F . BURRIELMARTI, J. RAMIREZ-MTJSOZ, AND M. C. A. OMARREMENTERIA, Spain.

41.

Dosage spectroquimique des antifrictions.

A. SAMPEDRO PINHEIRO ET A.

Spain. Sobre a presença do boro nos frutos. Ο método adoptado na sua determina-

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Determination of Titanium in Ilmenites by Differential Spectrophotometry.

17.

R. A. GUEDES DE CARVALHO, Portugal.

45.

La determinazione della composizione dei copolimeri ureamelammina-formaldeide mediante spettroscopia infra-

TON AND G. A. WELCH, England.

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LECO magnetic spatula for weighing steel samples. ^" Finger-operated adjustment mag­ netizes or de-magnetizes spatula instantly. No wires or batteries.

Anwendung des Elektronenmikroskops fur analytische Zwecke. O. H. YV.

20.

KOHLSCHOTTER, Germany.

21.

Radiochemical Methods 1.

2.

Investigation of Chemical Separation Methods for Ca and Sr. Quantitative Determination of Both Elements in CaSr Mixtures by Isotopic Dilution

3.

23. 24.

Ν.

MEVEL

ET B.

LACRUCHE,

France. Application d'une méthode radiometrique. Determination du taux d'imprégnation d'un solide essore. Determination du coefficient de lavage.

G. PACKMAN, AND G. S. SPICER, Eng-

26.

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9.

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H.

IRVING AND D. MELLOR,

England. Réaction spécifique du mercure-I et structure du dimédon. COLETTE WADIER, France. Die letzten Fortschritte in der Komplexometrie. R. PRIBIL, Czechoslovakia. Relations entre la structure moléculaire et la formation de complexes avec l'anhydride tétrachlorophthalique. N. P. Buu-Hoi ET P. JACQUIGNON, France. Absorptiometric Determination of Uranium as Uranium (IV) Using l-(oArsonophenylazo) - 2 - naphthol - 3 , 6 disulfonic Acid (Thoronol). J. K. D.

Applications analytiques et biochimiques de la 6,8-dichlorobenzoylène urée. N. P. Buu-Hoi ET N. DAT-

8.

Analytical Applications of Organic Complexes Containing Pentacyanoferrate Group. ERNEST-FREDERICK

9.

Utilisation d'un dérivé de diacides trisubstitutés comme réactif analytique des ions N A + en présence des ions K A .

XUONG, France.

GEORGE HERINGTON, England.

c e r s . Ε. CANALS, R. MARIGNAN, ET L. BARDET, France.

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HONDA,

7.

BANCIE GRILLOT, France.

14.

M.

FOREMAN, C. J. RILEY, AND T. SMITH, England.

M. LEFEBVRE, C. BARET, ET L. PICHAT,

13.

MINAMI,

Photometrische Ti-Reaktionen mit Polyphenolen. A. OKÀC, Czechoslovakia. Steric Hindrance in Analytical Chemistry.

S. MAY ET P. MARTINELLI,

Contribution à l'étude des méthodes d'analyse de traces d'aldéhyde dans le chlorure de vinyle monomère au moyen d'aldéhyde marqué au carbone 14-C.

E.

Y. SASAKI, Japan.

Organic Complexes 1.

and Meteorites. A. A. SMALES, D. MAPPER, AND A. J. WOOD, England.

12.

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Ion Exchange Separation of Fission Products.

France. Determination by Radioactivation of Small Quantities of Nickel, Cobalt, and Copper in Rocks, Marine Sediments,

chimique.

11.

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Microdosage de l'arsenic dans les pyrites par radiochimie. P. GAUTHIER, France. Quelques exemples d'utilisation du spectromètre à scintillation dans l'analyse

MEINKE,

Distinction analytique entre le neoprene et la gomme naturel par l'acth'ation avec neutrons. F. BARREIRA, Portugal. Zur Bestimmung der B-radioaktiven Eiemente Re, Te, und Lu und deren Zerfallsprodukte in Mineralien. C. W.

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P. GAUTHIER, France.

Adjustable flow pump

W.

HERR, Germany.

27.

ING, A. A. SMALES, AND J. SMIT, Eng-

9.

AND W.

States. Interaction of Beta Particles with Matter. Organic Compounds. D. C. MULLER, United States. Radioactivation Analysis of Cobalt in Plant Material. A. OIEN AND K. STEENBERG, Norway.

25.

Determination of Radiostrontium in Biological Materials. F. J. BRYANT,

land. 5. Microdosages par activation aux deutrons. PIERRE SUE, France. 6. Microdosage radiochimique des impuretés actives en luminescence minérale cristalline. E. GRILLOT, France. 7. Determination of Indium in Rocks and Minerals by Radioactivation. H. IRV-

Simple Liquid Scintillation Counter for Chemical Analysis with Radioactive Tracers. AV. SEAMAN, United States. Interaction of Beta Particles with Matter. R. H. MULLER, United States. Absolute Calibration of Sodium Iodide Crystals for Scintillation Spectrometry and Their Application to Reactor Analytical Problems. C. E. CROUTHAMEL AND E. R. RATHBUN, JR., United States. Separation of Radioactive Silver by Isotopic Exchange. D. N. SUNDERMAN

Application d'une méthode radiométrique. Dosage de traces de magnesium en presence de cations étrang-

N. MEVEL ET B. LACRUCHE, France.

4.

22.

Method. G. LELIAERT AND J. EECKHAUT, Belgium.

ers.

Etude chromatoradioautographique des produits de la radiodécomposition de composés organiques marqués par le radioiodide et en particulier des hormones thyroïdiennes. M. ROQUES ET S. LISSITZKY, France.

19.

bereich. R. FAUSS, Germany.

47.

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Eine kolorinietrische Titrationsmethode zur Pràzisionsbestimmung von absorbierenden Stoffen im U.V. Spektral-

l'actinium dans des particules fines de minérail radioactif. G. BECQUEREL, France. Rapid Separation and Determination of Radiostrontium and Radiocesium in Fission Product Mixtures. J. C. DAL-

F. SALMON LEGAGNEUR, France.

10.

Structure of Dithizone and Its Metal Complexes. H. IRVING, R. P. BELL, AND J. FERGUSON, England.

11. 12.

Dosages complexométriques de l'aluminium. R. GAUGUIN, France. Metal-Hydrogen Peroxide-EDTA

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MARTI, F. PINO PEREZ, DUCHEMIN, Spain.

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RINGBOM,

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23.

Metal-Organic Complexes of Analytical Significance. Stabilities of Complexes of Bivalent Cations with Anthranilic Acid and Its Derivatives. J. K. THOMPSON AND C. L. WILSON, Northern

15.

Ireland. Complexes ct chelates métalliques de l'alpha - phenyl - 2 - pyridine - methanol.

16.

24.

19.

Nouveau procédé de dosage volumétrique des alcoylsulfates alcalins à longues chaînes dérivés d'alcools pri-

25.

Complexometric Titrations with Potentiometric End Point Detection.

26.

Spectrophotometric Determination of Thallium with Malachite Green. P. W.

21.

Infrared Spectrum of Some Metal Chelates. J. R. BARCELO, Spain. Analytical Applications of Complexones. Colorimetric Determination of Vanadium.

22.

F.

BERMEJO

Some Recent Japanese Analytical Work Using Ion Exchange Resins. HIDETAKE KAKIHANA, TAKEO MURASE, KYYOSHI KATOU, AND SAYAKA KOJIMA, Japan.

Detection and Estimation of Nitrato and Nitro Complexes of Nitrosylruthenium in Aqueous Solution by Distribution and Paper Chromatographic

CHARLES N. REILLEY, United States.

Methods. J. M. FLETCHER, P. G. M. BROWN, AND A. G. WAIN, England.

WEST AND S. J. CLARK, United States.

27.

Zur Analytik freier Nucleotide.

Ein Beitrag zur Anwendung disubstitutierter Dithiocarbaminatverbindungen fur analytische Trennungen.

28.

Austria. Separation of Coordination Complexes by Column Chromatography. J. BJER-

Stability of Copper and Nickel Chelates of Some Phthalic Acid Derivatives.

29.

RIJM,

MARTINEZ,

Spain. Applications analytiques de la diphenyldithiourée comme un reactif de quel-

A. JENSEN, AND F . WOLDBYE,

Denmark. Papierelektrophorese kondensierter Phosphate. B. SANSONI, Germany. Gradient Elution Theory. E. C. FREILING, United States. Determination of Amino Acids by Ion Exchange Chromatography Using a Modified Moore and Stein Technique and an Improved Photometric Method.

Ο emprego das complexonas nas anâlises agricolas. L. A. VALENTE DE ALMEIDA, Portugal.

30.

O.

HOFFMANN-OSTENHOF UNO O . G A B R I E L ,

G. ECKERT, Germany.

Chelating Agents for Extraction of Lanthanide and Actinide Elements.

J. RENAULT ET J. A. GATJTIER,

France. Studies on Stability of Some Metal Chelates of Tiron. R. NASANEN AND J. VEIVO, Finland.

20.

ERDEM, Turkey.

K. YAMASAKI, Japan.

Sur les chelates de l'acide picolique.

maires.

Versuche zur Retentionsanalyse. BAHA

F. BUSCARONS AND F. NIETO, Spain.

R. A. PARIS ET G. THOMAS, France.

18.

Methods of Adsorption and Distribution

F.

Detection and Determination of Cu(II) with o-Benzidinemonosulfonic Acid.

W. HOLLINGSHEAD, England.

17.

AND J.

CARONS AND E. CASASSAS, Spain.

J. C. PARIAUD ET C L . TISSIER,

France. Studies on Oxine and Its Derivatives. Sensitivity and Selectivity of Some 7Substituted 8-Hydroxyquinoline-5-sulfonic Acids and Some 2-Substituted 8Hydroxyquinoline - 4 - carboxylic Acids toward Certain Metals. R. G.

F. BURRIEL-

Complex Compound Formation of Thioglycollic and Thiolactic Acids with Some Bivalent Metal Ions. F. Bus-

PARIAUD, France.

14.

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D. DURSSEN, Sweden.

S. JACOBS, England.

Detection and Identification of Phenols by Paper Chromatography. Water as Chromatographic Solvent. Ε. Α. Η.

Results and Statistical Interpretation 1. 2. 3.

De l'intérêt des calculs de corrélation dans l'interprétation des résultats d' analyse. Y. GRAFF, France. Résultats et considérations sur quelques tests mathématiques. B. V. J. CTJVELIER

ETPrecision H. KASTELIJN, Belgium. and Accuracy. A. H. DODD.

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12.

Apparatus for Vapor Phase Chromatography. Analysis of Pyridine Homologs. Separation of the Isomers of Picoline.

J. BROOKS, W. MURRAY, AND

A. F . WILLIAMS, England.

13.

Gaschromatographie an gemischten Adsorbenten und mit Flussigkeit benetzten Tragern.

14.

JANAK JAROSLAV, Czecho-

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16.

Column Procedure for Fractionation of Polymethyl Methacrylate. J. D. WIL-

17.

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Application of Partition Chromatography to Transuranic Elements with Particular Reference to Plutonium. M. K. ENGLISH AND J. K. FOREMAN,

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Studies on Detection of Toxic Agents with Sorption Methods. H. HAGLUND, Sweden. Papierchromatographische und papierelektrophorctische Untersuolumg und Trennung der Système W/Mo, Nb/Ta und

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Chromatography and Special Fil t rati oris

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Crystallochemical Analysis and the Barker Index of Crystals. L. W. CODD, England. Recherches physico-chimiques sur les dérivés polyoxyéthyléniques purs. Possibilité d'applications analytiques. J. BOLLE, P. RAGON, ET T. JULLIG, France.

21. Application de la pyrohydrolyse au dosage du fluor dans les fluorures de thorium, d'uranium, et de plutonium. P. REGXAUT ET J. CORPEL, France.

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POLYVINYLCHLORIDE CELLULOSE ACETATE ZEIN

AND OTHER MATERIALS

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materials plus several other synthetic fibers.

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Some of the papers are resistant to strong

L. GORDON AND K. ROW-

LEY, England. Grundsâtzliehes uber die Lôslichkeitsprodukte. W. FEITKNECHT, Switzerland. Considerations sur les indicateurs classiques d'adsorption et nouvelles applications analytiques. F. SIERRA, Spain. Les indicateurs d'adsorption classe phenosafranine. F. SIERRA, Spain. Contribuiçâo para ο conhecimento das caracteristicas analiticas de algumas matérias primas nacionais. A. C. PEREIRA, Portugal.

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Some are not affected by normal organic

Un nuevo método para dcsificar cohre en lassoluciones de sus sales. A. LEPORE RUBINO, Uruguay.

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Each paper has one or

more properties not found in regular cellulose

Coprecipitation of Radium with Barium Sulfate.

have now been made from all of the above

solvents, while others are completely soluble

Application de la cinétique au dosage des ions éthoxyle dans des mélanges eaualcool-hydroxyde de sodium. C. PRÉVOST ET C. GEORGOULIS, France.

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acids, some to strong bases, some to both.

Essais d'analyses minéralogiques quantitatives dans des mélanges d'oxydes de fer. libres ou combinés, par oxydoréductions sélectives. J. AUBRY ET P. VAYSSIEKE, France.

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Papers, real papers not mere filter mats,

in the same solvent.

L'analyse quantitative des aluminates de chaux. J. BARLOT, France. L'existence de l'anion silicate dans les eaux naturelles. A. H. CARVALHO, Portugal. Isolement et identification de l'hormone mélanophorodilatatrice (melanophoric stimulating hormone ou MSH) dans le placenta humain et dans l'urine de grossesse. II. DEVIS, Belgium. Détermination des constantes de stabilité des complexes béryllium-fluorure. R. GAVGUIN, France.

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Nuevo compuesto del cobre. Estudio de la oxidacion del reactivo de Fehling. A. LEPORE RUBINO, Uruguay.

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papers.

Etude sur la séparation des alcalinoterreuses par précipitation sous la forme de tartrates racémiques. A. SOUSA, Portugal.

Their possibilities with respect to chroma­ tography and special numerous to list here.

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are too

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a copy as soon as they are ready.

Determination of Gaseous Elements in Metals and Refractory Materials. R. M. FOWLER, United States. Contribuiçâo para a resoluçâo do prolemadadeterminaçàodo teor efectivo de substancia termica cm curtidos de * 'curtimenta vegetal ' ' quando na sua curtimenta s&o utilizados curtientes azotados. J. PESSOA ROLAO, Portugal.

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Melting Curves (Temperature Heat Content Curves) as Criteria for Puritv. W. M. SMITH, Holland.

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H. REEVE ANGEL AND COMPANY

52 DUANE ST.

J. KNOTNERUS, Holland.

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Determination of Oxygen-Containing Functional Groups in Blown Asphaltic Bitumens and Similar Substances. Konfigurative Verknupfung von aChlorpropionsaure, /3-Chlorbuttersaure und

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2-Chlorpentan.

W.

SCHLENK,

Germany. Automatic Determination of Nitric Oxide in Coke Oven Gas. H. W. DEINUM AND W. I. HANSSEN, Denmark.

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