(c) Is not in violation of other provisions of law; will not be inimical to the interest of the United States and is authorized by the Atomic Energy Com (b) By forwarding to the supplier or | distributor, along with the first purchase order placed with it during the fiscal year then current, a copy of the purchaser's Discount Certificate as fur-mission. nished by the Commission, or a certified true copy thereof. Nothing in the foregoing determination or authorization shall relieve any 2. Insert the following note as a sepa-person from compliance with other prorate paragraph after § 37.13 (d): NOTE: The reporting requirements contained herein have been approved by the Bureau of the Budget in accordance with the Federal Reports Act of 1942. (Sec. 161, 68 Stat. 948; 42 U. S. C. 2201) Dated at Washington, D. C., this 30th day of August 1955. K. E. FIELDS, General Manager. AUTHORIZATION FOR CERTAIN ACTIVITIES UNDER SECTION 57a (3) (B) OF THE ATOMIC ENERGY ACT OF 1954 1. Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to Section 57a. (3) (B) of the Atomic Energy Act of 1954 (68 Stat. 932), the Atomic Energy Commission has determined that any activity which: (a) Constitutes directly or indirectly engaging in the production of any special nuclear material in any foreign country other than countries or areas now or hereafter listed as Subgroup A countries or destinations in Section 371.3 of the Comprehensive Export Schedule of the United States Department of Commerce; and (b) Does not involve the communication of Restricted Data or other classified defense information; and visions of law or regulation, including rules, regulations or orders relating to the export of production or utilization facilities, or source, special nuclear, or byproduct materials, pursuant to the Atomic Energy Act of 1954 or relating to the export of commodities or technical data pursuant to the Export Control Act of 1949, as amended, the Mutual Security Act of 1954, or other law. 2. The Commission intends soon to promulgate regulations incorporating the foregoing determination and authorization. It is planned that such regulations will include provisions requiring persons who have engaged in certain activities pursuant to the authorization set forth in paragraph 1 of this Notice to submit a report to the Commission concerning such activity. 3. Inquiries concerning this Notice may be addressed to the Atomic Energy Commission, Washington 25, D. C., Attention Director, Division of Civilian Application. Dated at Washington, D. C., this 30th day of September 1955. K. E. FIELDS, General Manager. APPENDIX 7 CURRENT AEC UNCLASSIFIED RESEARCH CONTRACTS IN PHYSICAL AND BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, RAW MATERIALS, AND REACTOR DEVELOPMENT 1 PHYSICAL RESEARCH CONTRACTS Chemistry 1 Alabama, University of. J. L. Kassner, and E. L. Grove, A Study of the Principles, Theory and Practice of High Frequency Titrimetry. Arizona, University of. S. Chapin, The Mechanism of the Heterogeneous Low Temperature Ortho Hydrogen Conversion. Arkansas, University of. R. R. Edwards, Chemical Effects of Nuclear Transformation. Arkansas, University of. R. R. Edwards, Investigation of the Radioactivity of Thermal Waters and Its Relationship to the Geology and Geochemistry of Uranium. Brooklyn, Polytechnic Institute of. R. B. Mesrobian and H. Morawetz, Study of Radiation Induced Solid State Polymerization. Buffalo, University of. G. M. Harris, Applications of Isotopes in Chemical Kinetics. California Institute of Technology. H. Brown, Study of Fundamental Geochemistry of Critical Materials & Development of Economic Processes for Their Isolation. California Institute of Technology. N. Davidson, Complex Ions and Reaction Mechanisms in Solution. California, University of. C. S. Garner, Isotope Exchange Reactions. California, University of. J. H. Hildebrand, Studies in Intermolecular Forces and Solubility. California, University of. R. L. Scott, Fluorocarbon Solutions. Carnegie Institute of Technology. T. P. Kohman, Nuclear Chemistry Research. Catholic University of America. F. O. Rice, The Thermal Production and Identification of Free Radicals. Chicago, University of. C. A. Hutchison, Paramagnetic Resonance Absorption. Chicago, University of. N. Sugarman and A. Turkevich, Operation of Synchrocyclotron. Chicago, University of. N. Sugarman and A. Turkevich, Nuclear Chemical Research. Chicago, University of. H. C. Urey, Natural Abundance of Deuterium and Other Isotopes. Clark University. A. E. Martell, Reactions of Partially-Chelated Metal Ions. Clarkson College of Technology. M. Kerker, A Study of the Size and Shape of Colloidal Particles by Light Scattering and Electron Microscopy. Clarkson College of Technology. H. L. Shulman, The Determination of Interfacial Area in Packed Absorption and Distillation Columns. Colorado, University of. R. N. Keller, The Scintillation Properties of Coordi nation Compounds. Columbia University. J. L. Kulp, Helium in the Atmosphere and Lithosphere. 1 Contracts listed as of November 30, 1955. Columbia University. J. L. Kulp, U-Pb Method of Age Determination. Columbia University. J. M. Miller, Research in the Field of Radiochemistry. Connecticut, University of. R. Ward, Tracer Element Distribution between Melt and Solid. Cornell University. R. Bersohn, Gradient of the Electric Field in Ionic Crystals. Florida State University. R. H. Johnsen, Radiation Induced Effects in Heterogeneous Organic Systems. Florida State University. R. Sheline, Search for Long-Lived Radioactivities; Theoretical Nuclear Studies. Florida, University of. G. B. Butler and A. H. Gropp, Studies in the Preparation and Properties of Quaternary Ammonium Ion Exchange Resins. Fordham University. M. Cefola, Studies of Formation of Complexes by Thenoyltrifluoroacetate and Other Chelating Agents. Harvard University. E. S. Barghoorn, Radioactivity in Uraniferous Plant Fossils. Harvard University. R. M. Diamond and G. Wilkinson, Nuclear and Inorganic Harvard University. C. Frondel, Synthesis of Uranium and Thorium Minerals. M. L. Bender, Correlation of Isotopic Effect on Reaction Rate with Reaction Mechanism. Illinois Institute of Technology. G. Gibson, Fundamental Chemistry of Uranium, Illinois Institute of Technology. H. E. Gunning, Decomposition of Organic Molecules by Metal-Photosensitization. Illinois, University of. H. G. Drickamer, The Mechanism of Molecular Motion as Determined from Diffusion and Thermal Diffusion Measurements. Illinois, University of. P. E. Yankwich, Studies in Radiochemistry. Indiana University. Temperatures. L. L. Merritt, Study with Radioactive Tracers. W. J. Moore, Rate Processes in Inorganic Solids at High Indiana University. W. B. Schaap and F. C. Schmidt, Electrochemical Research in Amine Solvents. Iowa, State University of. L. Eyring, Preparation of Rare Earth Oxides. Johns Hopkins University. W. S. Koski, Nuclear Chemistry Studies. Kansas, University of. P. W. Gilles, High Temperature Research. Kansas, University of. P. W. Gilles, Hot Laboratory Assistance. Kansas, University of. J. Kleinberg and E. Griswold, Some Problems in the Chemistry of Low Oxidation States of Metals, Little, Inc., Arthur D. G. A. Bleyle, Study of Deuterium Separation. Louisville, University of. R. H. Wiley, The Synthesis and Properties of Ion Exchange Resins. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. M. Benedict, Transfer of Deuterium from Steam to Hydrogen. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. A. M. Gaudin, Techniques in Mineral Engineering. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. P. M. Hurley, Investigations of Isotopic Abundances of Strontium, Calcium and Argon in Certain Minerals. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. C. D. Coryell, D. N. Hume, J. D. Sheehan, and C. G. Swain, Nuclear Chemistry Research, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. T. K. Sherwood, Mechanism of Mass Transfer to Drops. Michigan State College. C. H. Brubaker, Investigations into Aperiodic Oxidation States. Michigan State College. J. L. Dye, Thermodynamic Investigation of Dilute Solutions of the Alkali Metals in Liquid Ammonia. Michigan State College. M. T. Rogers, A Physico-Chemical Investigation of Interhalogen Compounds. Michigan, University of. R. B. Bernstein, Fundamental Research on Isotopic Reactions. Michigan, University of. P. J. Elving, Polarographic Behavior of Organic Compounds. Michigan, University of. W. W. Meinke, Nuclear Chemical Research. Michigan, University of. E. F. Westrum, Low Temperature Chemical Thermodynamics. New Hampshire, University of. H. M. Haendler, Infra-red Spectroscopy of Inorganic Fluorides. New York State College for Teachers. O. E. Lanford, Concentration of Nitrogen 15 by Chemical Exchange. North Carolina State College. F. P. Pike, Performance of Contractors for LiquidLiquid Extraction. North Carolina, University of. K. Knox, The Preparation and Properties of Compounds of Technetium and Rhenium. Northwestern University. M. Dole, The Mechanism of High Energy Radiation Effects on Polyethylene. Northwestern University. R. G. Pearson, and F. Basolo, Mechanism of Substi tution Reactions of Inorganic Complexes. Notre Dame, University of. M. Burton, Radiation Chemistry Studies. Ohio State University. R. J. Kline, The Reactions of Uranium with Solutions of Ammonium Salts in Liquid Ammonia. Oklahoma Agriculture & Mining College. E. M. Hodnett, The Isotope Effect in the Study of Chemical Reactions. T. E. Moore, The Separation of In Oklahoma Agriculture & Mining College. organic Salts by Liquid-Liquid Extraction. Oklahoma, University of. J. R. Nielsen, Spectroscopic Properties of Fluorocarbons and Fluorinated Hydrocarbons. Oregon State College. T. H. Norris, A Study of Generalized Acid-base Phenomena with Radioactive Tracers. Oregon, University of. D. F. Swinehart, Study of Gaseous Chemical Reaction Kinetics, Using a Mass Spectrometer. Pennsylvania State University. T. F. Bates, An Investigation of the Mineralogy and Petrography of U-Bearing Shales and Lignites. Pennsylvania State University. W. C. Fernelius, Stabilities of Coordination Compounds and Related Problems. Pennsylvania State University. B. F. Howell, Studies of the Dielectric Constant of Rocks and Minerals. Pennsylvania State University. C. R. Kinney, An Investigation of the Chemical Nature of the Organic Matter of Uraniferous Shales. Pennsylvania State University. W. W. Miller, Chemical Reactions Induced in Condensed Systems by B-decay. Pennsylvania State University. H. D. Wright, Mineralogy of U-Bearing Deposits in the Boulder Batholith, Montana. Pennsylvania, University of. J. O'M. Brockris, A Study of the Structure of Molten Salts & Silicates. Pittsburgh, University of. H. Freiser, The Development of Organic Reagents for Use in Inorganic Analysis. Pittsburgh, University of. R. Levine, Synthesis of Beta-Diketone and BetaKetoesters with Heterocyclic Nuclei. Princeton University. J. Turkevich, Study of Nucleation Processes. Princeton University. J. Turkevich, Temporary and Permanent Effects Produced by Radiation on Solids. Providence College. M. A. Fineman, The Nature of Gaseous Negative Ions Formed by Electron Impact. Purdue University. H. C. Brown, Chemistry of Polyvalent Metal Halides. Purdue University. T. DeVries, Polarographic Studies in Non-Aqueous Solvents. Reed College. A. F. Scott, The Diffusion of Cathodic Hydrogen Through Metals. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. H. M. Clark, Extraction of Inorganic Substances by Organic Solvent. Rochester, University of. E. O. Wiig, Radiochemistry. Rutgers University. E. R. Allen, Polar Inorganic Molecules. Rutgers University. Wm. Rieman, Analytical Chemistry of the Polyphosphates. South Carolina, University of. O. D. Bonner, Fundamental Studies of Ion Exchange Equilibria. Southern California, University of. H. L. Friedman, Solutions of Inorganic Electrolytes in Solvents of Low Dielectric Constant. Southern California, University of. W. K. Wilmarth, Homogeneous Solution Reactions of Molecular Hydrogen. Stevens Institute of Technology. E. R. Johnson, Effect of Radiation on Solids. Syracuse University. B. P. Burtt, Mechanism of Gaseous Radiation Chemical Reactions and the Chemical Reactions of Electrons. Syracuse University. L. Gordon, Coprecipitation Studies. Syracuse University. H. Linschitz, Photochemical Reactions of Complex Molecules in Condensed Phase. Tennessee, University of. J. F. Eastham, Determination and Application of Separation Factors for Some Chemical Fractionations of Hydrogen Isotopes. Tennessee, University of. G. K. Schweitzer, Study of Radiocolloids. Tennessee, University of. H. A. Smith, Catalytic Reactions Involving Deuterium and Vapor Pressure Studies. Tennessee, University of. P. B. Stockdale, Investigation of the Chattanooga Black Shale of Tennessee as a Source of Uranium. Texas, University of. G. W. Watt, Unusual Oxidation States of Transitional Elements. |