Johnson, Kenneth

Johnson, Kenneth Rayner. Spiritual contact with an alchemical master. Hermetic J, no. 7 (Spring 1980) 27-32. 

Johnson, Kenneth Rayner. The Fulcanelli phenomenon the story of a twentieth-century alchemist in the light of new examination of the Hermetic tradition. Jersey Neville Spearman (Jersey), 1980. lx, 323 p. ISBN 0-85978-051-1... 

Johnson, Kenneth Rayner, The Fulcanelli Phenomenon, London Neville Spearman, 1980... 

Carl R. Johnson Kenneth B. Wiberg Peter Yates... 

Kenneth Banks, Global Analytical Development, Johnson Johnson Pharmaceutical Research Development (J JPRD), 1000 Route 202, Raritan, NJ 08869, USA. 

KENNETH JOHNSON, Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute, Moss Landing, California... 

Kenneth Johnson is a Senior Scientist at the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute. His research interests are focused on the development of new analytical methods for chemicals in seawater and application of these tools to studies of chemical cycling throughout the ocean. His group has developed a variety of analytical methods for analyzing metals present at ultratrace concentrations in seawater. His expertise lies in trace metal analysis and instrumentation. The creation of reference materials to calibrate these instruments is important for the production of long-term, high-precision datasets. Dr. Johnson has participated on the NRC Committee on Marine Environmental Monitoring and the Marine Chemistry Study Panel. 

Parts of this chapter are reprinted from the chapter Liquid separahons by Sanh Kulprathipanja and James A. Johnson, in Handbook of Porous Solids, edited by Ferdi Schuth, Kenneth S.W. Sing and Jens Weitkamp (2002), Wiley-VCH, with permission. 

Keith F. Eckerman Thomas F. Gesell Ethel S. Gilbert Joel E. Gray Arthur W. Guy Eric J. Hall Naomi H. Harley William R. Hendee David G. Hoel F. Owen Hoffman Donald G. Jacobs A. Everette James. Jr. John R. Johnson BerndKahn Kenneth R. Kase Amy Kronenberg Harold L. Kididel Charles E. Land John B. Little Richard A. Luben Roger O. McClellan Barbara J. McNeil Charles B. Meinhold Fred A. Mettler Charles W, Miller... 

John R Johnson William S Johnson N J Leonard B C McKusick C S Marvel Wataru Nagata Melvin S Newman C R Noller Charles C Price Norman Rabjohn John D Roberts R S Schreiber John C Sheehan Ralph L Shriner H R Snyder Max Tishler Kenneth B Wiberg Peter Yates... 

Hans Fischer John R Tryi J W Gatfs, Jr K P Griffin Charles R Hauser E B HERSitBrRG Hfrbert L Johnson J Kifinberg Kenneth A Kobe Nathan Korn slum... 

KENNETH S. JOHNSON, Moss Landing Marine Laboratory PETER JURS, Pennsylvania State University MARK E. MEYERI-IOFF, University of Michigan GEORGE H. MORRISON, Cornell University JANET G. OSTERYOUNG, North Carolina State University RICHARD THOMPSON, University of Maryland EDWARD S. YEUNG, Iowa State University ALBERTO ZIRINO, Naval Ocean Systems Center... 

KENNETH E. DEBRUIN, CHARLES E. EBERSOLE, MORGAN M. HUGHES, and DAVID M. JOHNSON... 

Submitted by C. Freeman Allen and Max J. Kalm.1 Checked by William S. Johnson and Kenneth L. Williamson. 

Kenneth A. Johnson Department of chemistry and Biochemistry, Institute for Cellular and Molecular Biology, University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas... 

The autoanalyzer represented a substantial advance in the ability to make repetitive on-board chemical measurements. The development of flow-injection analysis promises to enlarge enormously the scope and speed of such methods. The flow-injection methods were pioneered in clinical chemistry, and are being developed for oceanography by Kenneth S. Johnson and Robert L. Petty. Dana Kester and Richard W. Zuehlke are also developing new autoanalyzer techniques for the rapid analysis of certain trace metals in seawater. One of the most technologically exciting prospects for the future involves the use of fiber optics to transmit a spectroscopic signal from an in-situ sensor to the ship s deck. 

KENNETH S. JOHNSON, ROBERT L. PETTY, and JENS THOMSEN Marine Science Institute, University of California, Santa Barbara, CA 93106... 

Signed—Representatives Robert W. Kastenmeier, Edith Green, Kenneth Hechler, Byron Johnson, Frank Kowalski, William Meyer, Clem Miller, Charles Porter, James Roosevelt, Roy Wier... 

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