Phospholipid structure as a modulator of intracellular turnover R. M. C. Dawson Technical Pages: 401 - 406
Effect of randomization on the oxidation of corn oil F. Y. LauE. G. HammondP. F. Ross Technical Pages: 407 - 411
Derivatization of keto fatty acids: I. Synthesis and mass spectrometry of thiazolidinones Nasirullah F. AhmadS. M. OsmanW. Pimlott Technical Pages: 411 - 414
Nutritional and toxicological evaluation ofHibiscus sabdariffa oil andCleome viscosa oil C. RukminiM. VijayaraghavanP. G. Tulpule Technical Pages: 415 - 419
Reuse of copper catalyst in continuous hydrogenation J. M. SnyderC. R. Scholfield Technical Pages: 420 - 421
Validation of computational methods for triglyceride composition of fats and oils by liquid chromatography and mass spectrometry C. Merritt Jr.M. VajdiM. L. Bazinet Technical Pages: 422 - 432
Determination of the solid fat content of hard confectionery butters J. C. van den EndenJ. B. RossellD. Waddington Technical Pages: 433 - 439
Cyclopropenoid fatty acids inSterculia colorata seed oil C. D. DaulatabadR. F. Ankalgi Technical Pages: 439 - 439
Measurement of lipase activity in single grains of oat (Avena sativa L.) M. R. Sahasrabudhe Erratum Pages: 439 - 439
Synthesis and bacteriostatic properties of acylarylureas and alkylarylureas T. J. Micich Technical Pages: 448 - 452
Analytical method for a cationic fabric softener in waters and wastes Q. W. Osburn Technical Pages: 453 - 457
Analysis of SO3-Sulfonation products of 1-Alkenes by spectrometric methods J. L. BoyerJ. P. CanselierV. Castro Technical Pages: 458 - 464
Glycerolysis of fats and methyl esters — Status, review and critique Norman O. V. Sonntag Technical News Features Pages: 795A - 802A
Carbon dioxide flooding for enhanced oil recovery: Promise and problems F. M. Orr Jr.J. P. HellerJ. J. Taber Symposium Enhanced Oil Recovery-Facts And Challenges Pages: 810A - 817A
Surfactant-enhanced steam drives for heavy oil recovery R. E. DilgrenK. B. Owens Symposium Enhanced Oil Recovery-Facts And Challenges Pages: 818A - 822A
Application of surfactants in the petroleum industry R. C. Nelson Symposium Enhanced Oil Recovery-Facts And Challenges Pages: 823A - 826A
The use of inorganic sacrificial agents in combination with surfactants in enhanced oil recovery J. S. Falcone Jr.P. H. KrumrineG. C. Schweiker Symposium Enhanced Oil Recovery-Facts And Challenges Pages: 826A - 832A
A study of surfactant flooding at high salinity and hardness J. NovosadB. MainiJ. Batycky Symposium Enhanced Oil Recovery-Facts And Challenges Pages: 833A - 839A
Enhanced oil recovery chemical needs B. M. O’Brien Symposium Enhanced Oil Recovery-Facts And Challenges Pages: 839A - 852A
