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December 2011 Spectroscopy 26(12) 31
Foods Using Cryogenic Grinding and
Quantitation by ICP-MS, Part I. P. Atkins,
L. Ernyei, W. Driscoll, R. Obenauf,
and R. Thomas. January, p. 46.
Analysis of Toxic Trace Metals in Pet
Foods Using Cryogenic Grinding and
Quantitation by ICP-MS, Part II. P.
Atkins, L. Ernyei, W. Driscoll, R. Obenauf,
and R. Thomas. February, p. 42.
“Close Enough: The Value of Semiquantitative
Analysis,” in Atomic Perspectives.
Kenneth Neubauer and Laura
Thompson. May, p. 24.
The Dynamic World of X-ray Fluorescence.
Laura Bush. July, p. 40.
“LIBS in Forensics,” in Lasers and Optics
Interface. Laura Bush. April, p. 34.
“Measurement Techniques for Mercury:
Which Approach Is Right for You?”
in Atomic Perspectives. David Pfeil.
September, p. 40.
Microwave-Induced Combustion for ICP-
MS: A Generic Approach to Trace Elemental
Analyses of Pharmaceutical
Products. Kwan H. Nam, Robert Isensee,
Gabe Infantino, Karol Putyera,
and Xinwei Wang. April, p. 36.
“R&D Opportunities in Arc/Spark Optical
Emission Spectrometry,” in Atomic
Perspectives. Volker B.E. Thomsen
and Jerald L. Spencer. July, p. 18.
Spectrometers for Elemental Spectrochemical
Analysis, Part IV: Inductively
Coupled Plasma Optical Emission
Spectrometers. Carlos Augusto
Coutinho and Volker Thomsen. September,
p. 44.
“Using ICP-MS and ICP-OES to Measure
Trace Elemental Impurities in
Pharmaceuticals in Compliance with
Proposed Pharmacopeia Chapters,” in
Atomic Perspectives. Matthew Cassup.
March, p. 26.
BASELINE COLUMN
“Little Points of Light,” in The Baseline.
David W. Ball. January, p. 20.
“Maxwell’s Equations, Part I: History,” in
The Baseline. David W. Ball. April, p.
16.
“Maxwell’s Equations, Part II,” in The
Baseline. David W. Ball. June, p. 14.
“Maxwell’s Equations, Part III,” in The Baseline.
David W. Ball. September, p. 18.
“Maxwell’s Equations, Part IV,” in The
Baseline. David W. Ball. December,
p. 10.
BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL
ANALYSIS
Optimizing FT-IR Sampling for a Method
to Determine the Chemical Composition
of Microbial Materials. Steve
Lowry. June, p. 30.
Scattering Impact Analysis and Correction
for Leaf Biochemical Parameter
Estimation Using Vis-NIR Spectroscopy.
Qianxuan Zhang, Qingbo Li,
and Guangjun Zhang. July, p. 28.
CHEMOMETRICS IN
SPECTROSCOPY COLUMN
“Classical Least Squares, Part IV: Spectroscopic
Theory Continued,” in Chemometrics
in Spectroscopy. Howard
Mark and Jerome Workman, Jr. February,
p. 26.
“Classical Least Squares, Part V: Experimental
Results,” in Chemometrics in
Spectroscopy. Howard Mark and Jerome
Workman, Jr. May, p. 12.
“Classical Least Squares, Part VI: Spectral
Results,” in Chemometrics in Spectroscopy.
Howard Mark and Jerome
Workman, Jr. June, p. 22.
“Classical Least Squares, Part VII: Spectral
Reconstruction of Mixtures,”
in Chemometrics in Spectroscopy.
Howard Mark and Jerome Workman,
Jr. October, p. 24.
CHEMOMETRICS
“Classical Least Squares, Part IV: Spectroscopic
Theory Continued,” in Chemometrics
in Spectroscopy. Howard
Mark and Jerome Workman, Jr. February,
p. 26.
“Classical Least Squares, Part V: Experimental
Results,” in Chemometrics in
Spectroscopy. Howard Mark and Jerome
Workman, Jr. May, p. 12.
“Classical Least Squares, Part VI: Spectral
Results,” in Chemometrics in Spectroscopy.
Howard Mark and Jerome
Workman, Jr. June, p. 22.
“Classical Least Squares, Part VII: Spectral
Reconstruction of Mixtures,”
in Chemometrics in Spectroscopy.
Howard Mark and Jerome Workman,
Jr. October, p. 24.
An Integration of Modified Uninformative
Variable Elimination and Wavelet
Packet Transform for Variable Selection.
Xiaojing Chen, Di Wu, and Yong
He. April, p. 42.
ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS
“Analysis of Flue Gas Desulfurization
Wastewaters by ICP-MS,” in Atomic
Perspectives. Richard Burrows, Steve
Wilbur, and Richard Clinkscales. November,
p. 30.
“Underwater Mass Spectrometry,” in
Mass Spectrometry Forum. Kenneth
L. Busch. January, p. 30.
EXPLOSIVES
An Optical Nose Approach to Explosive
Detection: One Strategy for Optically
Based Sensing. Tabetha Osborn, William
A. Burns, Joshua Green, and Scott
W. Reeve. January, p. 34.
FOCUS ON QUALITY COLUMN
“Is GMP Annex 11 Europe’s Answer to
21 CFR 11?” in Focus on Quality. R.D.
McDowall. April, p. 24.
“Periodic Reviews of Computerized Systems,
Part I,” in Focus on Quality. R.D.
McDowall. September, p. 28.
“Periodic Reviews of Computerized Systems,
Part II,” in Focus on Quality.
R.D. McDowall. November, p. 20.
“USP and the GAMP Guide on
Laboratory Computerized Systems —
Is Integration Possible?” in Focus on
Quality. R.D. McDowall and Chris
Burgess. December, p. 14.
FOOD AND BEVERAGE ANALYSIS
Analysis of Toxic Trace Metals in Pet
Foods Using Cryogenic Grinding and
Quantitation by ICP-MS, Part I. P. Atkins,
L. Ernyei, W. Driscoll, R. Obenauf,
and R. Thomas. January, p. 46.
Analysis of Toxic Trace Metals in Pet
Foods Using Cryogenic Grinding
and Quantitation by ICP-MS, Part II.
P. Atkins, L. Ernyei, W. Driscoll, R.
Obenauf, and R. Thomas. February,
p. 42.
FORENSIC APPLICATIONS
ICP-MS for Forensic Applications. Laura
Bush. October, p. 57.
“LIBS in Forensics,” in Lasers and Optics
Interface. Laura Bush. April, p. 34.
FUELS
Optimizing FT-IR Sampling for a Method
to Determine the Chemical Composition
of Microbial Materials. Steve
Lowry. June, p. 30.