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News 10:50—77. Chemically Modified Sur- faces for Normal Phase Chromatog- raphy. R. K. Gilpin, W. R. Sisco. 11:10—78. The Effect of Crown Ethers on the Ion Exchange Behav- ior of Selected Mono and Divalent Cations II. W. H. Delphin, E. P. Horwitz. 11:3079. Rapid Liquid Chromato- graphic Assay of Chloroaniline Iso- mers. L. Kesner, S. M. Vratsanos. 11:40—80. Differential Temperature Programmed Gas Chromatography. R. Rowan, Jr. SECTION C Symposium on Chromatography of Polymers Joint with Division of Polymer Chemistry, Inc. {see page 796 A) WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON SECTION A Palmer House, Wabash Parlor (3rd Floor) Symposium on Problem Solving: The Analytical Approach D. G. Anderson, Presiding 2:00—81. Problem Solving with Sur- face Analysis. W. M. Riggs. 2:34—82. Water Quality Monitoring— Some Hows and Whys. J. H. Wiersma. 3:10 Intermission. 3:25—83. Analytical Chemists at the Launch Pad. H. D. Bennett. 4:00—84. The Use of H.P.L.C. to Es- tablish the Optimum Purification Procedure for a Dye Used in Elec- trophoretic Imaging Devices. T. I. Martin, P. Macbeth. SECTION Β Palmer House, Parlor Β (6th Floor) General C. L. Wilkins, Presiding 2:00—85. Clinical Profiling with an Ammonia Gas Electrode Based on an Internal Monovalent Cation Glass Electrode. R. G. Wawro, J. G. Montalvo, Jr. 2:2086. Demonstration of Cocaine Metabolite in Human Urine by Thin Layer Chromatography. A. E. Finkler. 2:40^87. A Stopped-Flow Clinical Analyzer Which Uses Immobilized Enzyme Reaction Loops. M. D. Jo- seph, D. J. Kasprzak, S. R. Crouch. 3:00—88. A New Enzymatic Method for Measuring Blood Alcohol. F. S. Cheng, G. D. Christian. 3:20—Intermission. 3:40—89. Structural Changes of the Chemical Constituents of Petrole- um During Biodégradation. D. M. Jewell, L. Petrakis, J. D. Walker. 4:00—90. Simultaneous Quantitative Analysis of Prostaglandin F lc , and F2„ by Mass Fragmentography. A. Ferretti, V. P. Flanagan. 4:20—91. The Use of Histograms for Feature Selection in Carbon NMR Pattern Recognition. T. R. Brun- ner, C. L. Wilkins. 4:4092. A General Instrumental Method for the Measurement of Mercury Vapour in Workroom, Stack and Adjacent Atmospheres. G. F. Dowd, J. C. Hilborn. SECTION C Symposium on Chromatography of Polymers Joint with Division of Polymer Chemistry, Inc. (see page 796 A) THURSDAY MORNING SECTION A Palmer House, Wabash Parlor (3rd Floor) Symposium on Forensic Chemistry M. J. Camp, Presiding 9:00 —Introductory Remarks. 9:0593. The Môssbauer Spectrome- try in the Forensic Characterization of Paint. F. E. Klink, J. D. Nicol, J. H. Liu, G. V. Smith, M. Sapo- roschenko. 9:2594. X-ray Microanalysis of Physical Evidence. R. C. Briner, C. R. Longwell, D. E. Smith, T. C. Holt. 9:4595. Identification and Differen- tiation of Raw Micro Marihuana Sample by Standard and Isotope Ratio Mass Spectrometric Tech- niques. M. P. Fitzgerald, J. H. Liu, J. D. Nicol, G. V. Smith, R. D. Cole. 10:0596. Forensic Characterization of Commercial Bond Papers. L. A. Wolfe, C. L. Baskin. 10:25—97. Development of Methods for the Analysis of Some Food Products in Customs Laboratories. M. J. Prager, M. A. Miskiewicz. 10:45—98. The Effect of Environ- mental Factors on Genetic Markers in Human Bloodstains. H. C. Lee, R. E. Gaensslen, P. R. DeForest, D. Crim. 11:0599. Identification of Some Positional and Chemical Analogues of Methaqualone. S. A. Angeles, T. A. Dal Cason, Ο. Washington. The most intelligent microbalance The new AD-2Z Autobalance with both Autoranging and Autozero It can set zero, balance the beam, select the best range, shift the decimal, display the weight on a large digital readout, print it (with an optional printer) and much more ... all automatically and within seconds. That's what all microbalances should do, but only the AD-2Z does. 5 gram capacity, 0.1 microgram sensitivity. Recording and vacuum models available. Call your local Perkin-Elmer sales office, or write Instrument Division, Perkin-Elmer Corporation, Main Av- enue, Norwalk, CT 06856. PERKIN-ELMER CIRCLE 167 ON READER SERVICE CARD 790 A • ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY, VOL. 49, NO. 9, AUGUST 1977

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10:50—77. Chemically Modified Sur­faces for Normal Phase Chromatog­raphy. R. K. Gilpin, W. R. Sisco.

11:10—78. The Effect of Crown Ethers on the Ion Exchange Behav­ior of Selected Mono and Divalent Cations II. W. H. Delphin, E. P. Horwitz.

11:30—79. Rapid Liquid Chromato­graphic Assay of Chloroaniline Iso­mers. L. Kesner, S. M. Vratsanos.

11:40—80. Differential Temperature Programmed Gas Chromatography. R. Rowan, Jr .

SECTION C Symposium on Chromatography of Polymers Joint with Division of Polymer Chemistry, Inc. {see page 796 A)

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON SECTION A

Palmer House, Wabash Parlor (3rd Floor) Symposium on Problem Solving: The Analytical Approach D. G. Anderson, Presiding

2:00—81. Problem Solving with Sur­face Analysis. W. M. Riggs.

2:34—82. Water Quality Monitoring— Some Hows and Whys. J. H. Wiersma.

3:10—Intermission. 3:25—83. Analytical Chemists at the

Launch Pad. H. D. Bennett . 4:00—84. The Use of H.P.L.C. to Es­

tablish the Optimum Purification Procedure for a Dye Used in Elec-trophoretic Imaging Devices. T. I. Martin, P. Macbeth.

SECTION Β

Palmer House, Parlor Β (6th Floor) General C. L. Wilkins, Presiding

2:00—85. Clinical Profiling with an Ammonia Gas Electrode Based on an Internal Monovalent Cation Glass Electrode. R. G. Wawro, J. G. Montalvo, Jr.

2:20—86. Demonstration of Cocaine Metabolite in Human Urine by Thin Layer Chromatography. A. E. Finkler.

2:40^87 . A Stopped-Flow Clinical Analyzer Which Uses Immobilized Enzyme Reaction Loops. M. D. Jo­seph, D. J. Kasprzak, S. R. Crouch.

3:00—88. A New Enzymatic Method

for Measuring Blood Alcohol. F. S. Cheng, G. D. Christian.

3:20—Intermission. 3:40—89. Structural Changes of the

Chemical Constituents of Petrole­um During Biodégradation. D. M. Jewel l , L. Petrakis, J. D. Walker.

4:00—90. Simultaneous Quantitative Analysis of Prostaglandin F l c , and F2„ by Mass Fragmentography. A. Ferretti , V. P. Flanagan.

4:20—91. The Use of Histograms for Feature Selection in Carbon N M R Pat tern Recognition. T. R. Brun-ner, C. L. Wilkins.

4:40—92. A General Instrumental Method for the Measurement of Mercury Vapour in Workroom, Stack and Adjacent Atmospheres. G. F. Dowd, J. C. Hilborn.

SECTION C

Symposium on Chromatography of Polymers Joint with Division of Polymer Chemistry, Inc. (see page 796 A)

THURSDAY MORNING SECTION A

Palmer House, Wabash Parlor (3rd Floor) Symposium on Forensic Chemistry M. J. Camp, Presiding

9:00—Introductory Remarks. 9:05—93. The Môssbauer Spectrome­

try in the Forensic Characterization of Paint . F. E. Klink, J. D. Nicol, J. H. Liu, G. V. Smith, M. Sapo-roschenko.

9:25—94. X-ray Microanalysis of Physical Evidence. R. C. Briner, C. R. Longwell , D. E. Smith, T. C. Holt.

9:45—95. Identification and Differen­tiation of Raw Micro Marihuana Sample by Standard and Isotope Ratio Mass Spectrometric Tech­niques. M. P. Fitzgerald, J. H. Liu, J. D. Nicol , G. V. Smith, R. D. Cole.

10:05—96. Forensic Characterization of Commercial Bond Papers. L. A. Wolfe, C. L. Baskin.

10:25—97. Development of Methods for the Analysis of Some Food Products in Customs Laboratories. M. J. Prager, M. A. Miskiewicz.

10:45—98. The Effect of Environ­mental Factors on Genetic Markers in Human Bloodstains. H. C. Lee, R. E. Gaensslen, P. R. DeForest , D. Crim.

11:05—99. Identification of Some Positional and Chemical Analogues of Methaqualone. S. A. Angeles, T. A. Dal Cason, Ο. Washington.

The most intelligent microbalance

The new AD-2Z Autobalance with both Autoranging and Autozero

It can set zero, balance the beam, select the best range, shift the decimal, display the weight on a large digital readout, print it (with an optional printer) and much more . . . all automatically and within seconds. That's what all microbalances should do, but only the AD-2Z does. 5 gram capacity, 0.1 microgram sensitivity. Recording and vacuum models available.

Call your local Perkin-Elmer sales office, or write Instrument Division, Perkin-Elmer Corporation, Main Av­enue, Norwalk, CT 06856.

PERKIN-ELMER

CIRCLE 167 ON READER SERVICE CARD

790 A • ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY, VOL. 49, NO. 9, AUGUST 1977