INSTRUMENTATION ASSOCIATES

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PITTSBURGH CONFERENCE

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ANALYTICAL

Monday Afternoon Session—Ball Room

CANS for

J. Daniel Bode, Presiding

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2:00 2:30 ROUND SUP COVER CANS May be tape sealed if air tight closures are required.

a wide range o f styles, shapes, and sizes offer POSITIVE PROTECTION The variety of sizes and types of ELLISCO cans available to package your dry, semiliijuid or liquid products is almost as great as their uses. These popular containers are avail­ able in square, rectangular or round types with snug-fitting slip covers, single friction or double friction plugs, or screw caps to seal contents in, dust and moisture out.

3:00

(13) Nucleonics in Analysis. W. W. M E I N K E , Uni­ versity of Michigan. (14) Instruments for Radioactivity Measurements. S. A. REYNOLDS, Oak Ridge National Laboratory. (IS) Use of Charged Particles and Photons in Activa­ tion Analysis.

3:20 4:00

R. C. KOCH AND P . K R U O E R ,

Nuclear Science and Engineering Corp. (16) Analysis for Radionuclides in HomogeneousReactor Fluids. S. A. REYNOLDS, Oak Ridge National Laboratory. (17) Determination of Mercury in the Hydroxides and Chlorides of Sodium, Potassium, and Barium. C. D . HILDEBRECHT, D . E. STALLAKD, AND N . W.

4:20 LITHOGRAPHED CANS Cans of all shapes and sizes may be lithographed in your design and color combinations.

ROUND CANS: V," to 17%" Diameters. 1>/Z" to 30" Body Heights. SQUARE CANS:2%" x2V