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Microcatalytic-Chromatographic Technique and Its Application to Commercial Gas Chromatographs. L. S. Ettre, Nathaniel Brenner, Perkin-Elmer Corp. Gas Chromatographic Study of the Catalytic Isomerization of Cyclopropane. D. W. Bassett, H. W. H a b good, Research Council of Alberta. Identification of Hydrocarbon Peaks in Gas Chroma­ tography by Sequential Application of Class Reactions. Robert Rowan, Jr., Esso Research and Engineering Co. Gas Chromatography of High Boiling Compounds on Low Temperature Columns. C. Hishta, J. P. Messerly, R. F . Reschke, Bristol Laboratories.

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