Program
10:00 Analysis of Silver Halide Materials by Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry—Β. Κ. Furman, Charles Evans & Associates, G, H. Morrison
10:30 Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry (SIMS) of Organic Compounds—A. Benninghoven, Physikal-isches Institut der Universitat Munster
10:50 Polymer Systems Surface Analysis III: Critical Comparison of Laser Microprobe Mass Analysis (LAMMA) and Static Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry (SIMS)—J. A. Gardella, Jr., D. M. Hercules, U of Pittsburgh
11:10 Surface Reactions Studied by SIMS: Interaction of Nickel with 0 2 , Ha, C2H2, and C2H4—M. Schem-mer, A. Benninghoven, P. Beckmann, Physikalisches Institut der Universitat Munster
11:30 Three-Dimensional Depth Profiling Using Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry—A. J. Patkin, G. H. Morrison, Cornell U
11:50 Secondary Ion Images of Impurities at High Spatial Resolution—V. R. Deline, Charles Evans & Associates
Atomic Absorption IV
Thursday Morning, Room H H. Silva, Presiding
8:40 Optimization of Hydride Generation Methodology and Its Application—W. B. Hobbins, D. E. Shrader, Varian Instrument Group
9:00 The Adaptation of Hydride Generation for Use in the Determination of Arsenic in Phosphate Rock—F. E. Patrick, P. E. Kandetzki, J. E. Gibson, International Minerals and Chemical Corp.
9:20 Interference Studies in the Hydride AA Technique—B. Welz, M. Melcher, Perkin-Elmer
9:40 Critical Parameters in Hydride Generation and Determination of Arsenic and Antimony in Geological Materials—J. G. Crock, F. E. Lichte, U.S. Geologic Survey
10:00 Automated Hydride Determinations by Atomic Absorption—G. Dulude, L. Cristiano, J. J. So-tera, Instrumentation Laboratory Inc.
10:30 An Oxygen Bomb Combustion/Atomic Absorption Spectro-photometric Method for the Deter
mination of Trace Elements in Coal—P. C. Lindahl, Exxon Production Research Co.
10:50 The Indirect Determination of Phosphorus in Nickel Alloys by Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy—D. E. Howells, J. M. Arritt, Huntington Alloys, Inc.
11:10 Trace Metal Determination in Sea Water Using a L'vov Platform—G. R. Carnrick, D. C. Manning, W. Slavin, Perkin-Elmer
11:30 The Measurement of Atomic Absorption Spectra and Their Usefulness in Determining Spectral Interferences—N. J. Mil-ler-Ihli, U of Maryland, T. C. O'Haver, J. M. Harnly
11:50 Interlaboratory Analysis of Sewage Sludge—S. A. Katz, Rutgers State U, H. Adelman, S. W. Jenniss
Liquid Chromatography as Applied to Life Sciences II
Thursday Morning, Room 102 D. L. B. Wetzel, Presiding
8:40 Comparison of the Levels of Nucleosides and Bases in Serum and
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