AUTHOR INDEX 381 Pantelouris, E. M. see Anand, C. L., 269 Rahn, P. see Rosenberg, I.E., 237 Rehn, D. Cosmetic preservatives. Part I, 253 Rehn, D. Cosmetic preservatives. Part 2, 299 Reusser, R. E. see Williams, R. P., 311 Robbins, C. R. see Crawford, R. J., 273 Robbins, C. R. see Scott, G. V., 179 Robinson, J. J. Direct gas chromatographic determination of 1,4- dioxane in ethoxylated surfactants, 329 Roekey, S. L. see Stafford, M. L., 281 Robeira, J. R. Cost and utility of several microbial genetic toxicology tests, 145 Rosen, W. see Berke, P., 37 Rosenberg, I. E. Analysis of nitrosamines in cosmetic raw materials and finished product by high pressure liquid chromatography, 237 Rosenberg, I. E. Analysis of N- nitrosodiethanolamine in linoleamide DEA by high pressure liquid chromatography and UV detection, 323 Rutherford, B.S. see Ong, J. T. H., 153 Sanders, L. A. see Stafford, M. L., 281 Sauermann, G. Characterization of dandruff flakes cell biological parameters, 201 Sayre, R. M. Sunscreen testing methods: in vitro predictions of effectiveness, 133 Sayre, R. M. see also LeVee, G. J., 173 Schanno, R. J. Evaluation of 1,3- dimethylol-5,5-dimethyl hydantoin as a cosmetic preservative, 85 Schenckenberg, D. see Rehn, D., 299 Schenkenberg, D. see Rehn, D., 253 Schlossman, M. Modern nail enamel technology, 29 Scott, G. V. Effects of surfactant solutions on hair fiber friction, 179 Simmon, V. F. see Kirwin, C. J., 367 Spears, T. see Rosenberg, I. E., 237, 323 Stafford, M. L. Analysis of 1,4-dioxane in ethoxylated surfactants, 281 Stewart, R. see Leyden, J., 19 Thomas, W. C. see Kirwin, C. J., 367 Wachi, Y. Decomposition of surface active agents by bacteria isolated from deionized water, 67 Westlund, J. R. see Schanno, R. J., 85 Williams, R. P. Electrostatic charge on aerosol cans, 311 ¾anagi, M. see Wachi, Y., 67 Zatz, J. L. see Liao, W. C., 107, 123 The Author and Subject indexes were prepared by the American Society of Hospital Pharmacists through International Pharmaceutical Abstracts, its computerized IPA Infor- mation System.

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