<p>The research reported in the third volume of Analytical Calorimetry covers a wide variety of topics. The variety indicates the sophistication which thermal analysis is reaching and addition ally the ever widening applications that are being developed, Advances in instrumentation include: microcalorimeter design, development and refinement of titration calorimetry, definition of further theory of scanning calorimetry, studies of the temperature of resolution of thermistors, and a refinement of the effluent gas analysis technique and its application to agricultural chemicals as well as organic materials. A wide variety of applications is reported. These cover the fields of polymeric materials, dental materials, inorganic proteins, biochemical materials, gels, mixed crystals, and other specialized areas. Contributions also include applications of important related techniques such as thermomechanical and thermogravimetric analysis. The contributions to this Volume represent papers presented before the Division of Analytical Chemistry at the Third Symposium on Analytical Chemistry held at the 167th National Meeting of the American Chemical Society, March 30 - April 5, 1974.</p>

Analytical Calorimetry: Volume 3

Roger S. Porter

Julian F. Johnson

Plenum

Thermal analysis cuts a broad swathe through contemporary science. Within this domain, advances in instrumentation permit the application of quantitative calorimetry to the full spectrum of modern materials. This can be illustrated perhaps no better than by the set of contributions which make up this Volume 4 of Analytical Calorimetry. The research supported in this fourth volume of Analytical Calorimetry covers a wide variety of topics. The range indicates the sophistication which thermal analysis is reaching and additional­ ly the ever-widening applications that are being developed. The contributions to the Volume represent, in part, papers presented before the Division of Analytical Chemistry at the Fourth Symposium on Analytical Chemistry held at the 172nd National Meeting of the American Chemical Society, August 29 - September 3, 1976. Several additional key contributions are included by prominent workers in the field. Julian F. Johnson Roger S. Porter v Quantitative Scanning Calorimetry with Computerized Data Acquisition and Reduction . . . . . . . 1 Aris Doelman, Annie R. Gregges, and Edward M. Barrall, II Thermodynamic Properties of a Series of P-N-Alkyl-P'-Cyanobiphenyls 19 E. M. Barrall II, R. J. Cox, A. Doelman, N. Clecak, J. A. Logan, and A. R. Gregges Thermodynamic Properties of a Series of 37 P-N-Alkoxy-P'-Cyanobiphenyls R. J. Cox, E. M. Barrall II, A. Doelman, N. J. Clecak, J. A. Logan, R. D. Diller, and A. R. Gregges A New Equation for Predicting Polyethylene Lifetimes from Thermal Data 51 Cary F.

Analytical Calorimetry: Volume 4

Plenum Publishing Corporation

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