Techniques for the Chemical Identification of Micron and Submicron particlesFootnote¹

1 The research reported in this paper has been sponsored by the Geophysics Research Directorate, Air Force Cambridge Research Center, Air Research and Development Command, under Contracts AF 33 (038)-25913, AF 19(604)-618 and AF 19 (604)-1388.

Footnote²

2 Portions of this paper were presented before the 124th and 127th annual meetings of the American Chemical Society and at the Conference on the Physics of Cloud and Precipitation Particles, Woods Hole, Massachusetts, September 7-10, 1955.

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