SOCIETY FOR ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY ANALYTICAL DIVISION CHEMICAL SOCIETY Forthcoming Meetings-continued jrona back covey February Tuesday 20th LOXDOS Tuesday 20th COVENTRY Wednesday 2 1st NEWCASTLE Thursday 22nd CHESTER Friday 23rd hfANNINGTREE U’ednesday 28th LOXDOS Wednesday 28th LOUGH- BOROUGH SAC/AD organised by the SPECIAL TECHSIQUES GROUP on “Modern Develop- “Analytical Microwave Spectroscopy,” by Professor J . Sheridan. “The Microwave Plasma Detector (MPD) for Gas Chromatography,” by W. R. “Hadamard-transformation Spectrometry,” by J. A. Dicker Jun. Scientific Societies Lecture Theatre 23 Savile Row London W.l; 2.30 p.m. MIDLAXDS REGIOK. ‘%on-selective Reagents,” by M. J. Toogood and C. Watson. Lanchester KORTH EAST REGION and AUTOMATIC METHODS GROCP on “Future Trends in “Latest Techniques and Future Aspects of Auto Xnalysers,” by R.J. King. “JYhither Discrete Automatic Chemical Xnalysers ? ” by K. J . Mills. “Automatecl Techniques for the Analytical Chemist,” by Professor C. T. “Trends in Automatic X-ray Analysis,” by P. Hurley. “lutomatic Analysis with a Computerised Quontovac Emission Spectrometer,” “A Selective Detector for Gas Chromatography,” by A. Dawson. Chemistry Department The University Newcastle; 2 p.m. “Control of Pharmaceutical Products,” by A. G. Fishburn. Chester; 7.30 p.m. EAST ANGLIA REGIOK on “Plastics.” “Some Methods Used in the Analysis of Plastics Formulations,” by Diana “The Application of Gel Permeation and Affinity Liquid Chromatography to “Fluorescence and Phosphorescence Characteristics of Some Antioxidant and Cltraviolet Absorber Compounds Used as Additives to Polymers,” by G.F. Bakelite Xylonite Ltd. Research and Development Lawford Place Manning- tree Essex; 2.30 p.m. MICROCHEMICAL METHODS GROUP London Discussion Meeting. Discussion on “Non-aqueous Titrations,” introduced by D. C. Ill. Squirrell. Imperial College London S.TV.7; 6.30 p.m. ELECTROANALYTICAL GROUP on “Electrochemical Techniques for Oxygen “Electrochemical Membrane Sensors for Oxygen,” by I. Bergman. “Applications of Fuel Cell Electrodes for Oxygen and Related Analysis,” by “Electrodes for Ion-level Oxygen Measurement,” by M. Riley. “Oxygen Xeasurement Respirative Physiology,” by D. Parker. Chemistry Department University of Technology Loughborough; 2.30 p.m. ments in Spectroscopy.” McLean. Polytechnic Coventry; 6.30 p.m. Automated hnalysis ’ ’ Rhodes and R.E. Hone. by K. Liddle. h-ORTH WEST REGION. Simpson. the Analysis of Polybutadienes,” by E. J . Gallacher and R. J. J. Simkins. Kirkbright. Determination.” B. Fleet. SOCIETY FOR ASALYTICAL CHEMISTRY ANALYTICAL DIVISIOS CHEMICAL SOCIETY Forthcoming Meetings January Saturday 20th XORTH WEST REGION Annual General Meeting followed by the Address of the The University Salford; 2.30 p.m. SCOTTISH REGION jointly with the Edinburgh and South East of Scotland “Analysis and Archaeology,” by H. McKerrell. National Museum of Antiquities of Scotland Edinburgh; 5 p.m. Wednesday 24th NORTH EAST REGION Annual General Meeting. “An Assessment of the Analytical Techniques of Atomic Spectrometry,” by Teesside Polytechnic Borough Road nliddlesbrough ; 7 p.m. Wednesday 24th MICROCHEMICAL METHODS GROUP London Discussion Meeting.SALFORD Tuesday 23rd Retiring Chairman G. F. Longman. EDINBURGH Section of the CS. MIDDLES- BROUGH Professor T. S. West. LONDON Thursday 25th LONDON February Tuesday 6th SWANSEA Tuesday 13th SHEFFIELD Thursday 15th GLASGOW Friday 16th EXETER - Discussion on “Specifications for Reference Substances and Reagents ” intro- duced by E. Bishop. Imperial College London S.W.7 ; 6.30 p.m. SAC/XD Burns Night. Social evening for a film and slide show of “people and events” a t various Cocktail snacks and wine will be available a t a Conferences and Meetings. charge of L1 per person. 7.30 p.m. Senior Staff Common Room South Side Imperial College London S TY.7; WESTERN REGION joi,ntly witlz the South Wales (West) Section of the CS. “The Chemist a t Sea,” by Professor J.P. Riley. Chemistry Department University College Smansea ; 7 p.m. EDUCATION AND TRAIKINGROUP jointly with the Sheffield Metallurgical and Engineering Association on “The Training of Analytical Chemists for the Steel Industry.” Speakers to include J. Little. B.I.S.R.A. Hoyle Street Sheffield; 6.30 p.m. RADIOCHEMICAL METHODS GROUP and SCOTTISH REGION on “\Thole Body “Chemical Analysis of Cadavers and the ICRP Standard Man,” by Gwyneth “Body Composition Density Fat and Fat-free Mass,” by J. V. G. A. Durnin. “Body Potassium and Body Composition,” by L. Burkinshaw. “Kinetic Analysis and Isotope Dilution,” by P. Tothill. “Total Body in vivo Neutron Activation Analysis in Normal Subjects,” by S. B. Osborn. “Total Body Calcium and Sodium by in z h o Neutron Activation Analysis and Nitrogen by Pulsed Techniques,” by Professor J. H. Fremlin. “Simultaneous Measurement of Total Body Calcium Sodium Chlorine Phos- phorus and Nitrogen by in vivo Neutron Activation Analysis,” by I<. Boddy. Scottish Universities Research and Reactor C,entre East Kilbride Glasgow ; 9.30 p.m. \VESTERN REGION jointZy with the Peninsular Section of the CS. “The History of Analytical Chemistry,” by Professor R. Belcher. Sewman Building The IJniversity Exeter; 5.15 p.m. Analysis.” Parry Howes. [continued inside back coueY Printed by W Heffer & Sons Ltd Cambridge England