Spectroscopic Techniques for the Museum.- Recent Interfaces between Mass Spectrometry and Art.- The Use of EDX for Fragile and Refractory Objects.- Characterization of Medieval Window Glass by Neutron Activation Analysis.- Molecular Spectroscopy.- Infrared Spectra of Some Dimethylcyclohexanes at Very High Pressures.- Raman Spectroscopy of High Pressure Phases of Solids.- The Use of Pressure in Infrared Spectroscopic Studies of Hydrogen Bonding.- High-Pressure, High-Temperature Spectrophotometer Cell for in situ Catalyst Identification.- Recent Developments in High Resolution Raman Spectroscopy of Gases.- Atmospheric and Space Spectroscopy.- Measurement of Meteorological State Variables by Remote Probing.- Solar Spectroscopy from Space Vehicles.- Spectroscopic Techniques in X-ray Astronomy.- Spectroscopy in Biomedicine.- Surface Bioanalysis of Human Dental Enamel Using Infrared Internal Reflection Spectroscopy.- Nuclear Particle Spectroscopy: Applications of Neutron Activation Analysis and Gamma-Ray Spectroscopy in Biomedicine.- Spectroscopic Wear Metal Analysis in Lubricating Oils.- A Controlled Maintenance System Through Used Oil Analysis.- A High Repetition Rate High Voltage Spark Source and Its Application to the Analysis of Wear Metal in Oils.- Wear Metal Analysis of Lubricating Oils.- An Improved Computer-Direct Reader System for the Analysis of Wear Metals in Lubricating Oils and Its Application to Other Types of Spectrographic Analysis.- X-Ray and Emission Spectroscopy.- X-ray Diffraction Study of New Hafnium Compounds.- The Annual Cycle of Some Minor Elements in Linsley Pond (North Branford, Connecticut) as Determined by Optical Emission.
