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8:45 (316) Award Address: FT-Raman Spec­trometry: Where Have We Come From and Where Are We Going? D. B. Chase

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8:50 (402) Photoacoustic Technique for Detec­tion and Analysis of Greenhouse Gases. S. J. Fraser, S. Debney, G. J. Atkins

9:10 (403) FT-IR Atmospheric and Soil Gas Monitoring. M. L. Spartz, J. S. Eldridge, G. D. Hippie, W. K. Reagen, J. W. Stock

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11:05 (408) Development of a Slandard Operat­ing Procedure for Continuous Emission Monitoring of Incinerator Effluents Using FT-IR Technology. E. Y. Hwang, J. De-mirgian, Z. Mao, G. Plummer

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