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    34th International Activated Carbon Conference set for Sept. 23-24

    Feb. 27, 2014

    CORAOPOLIS, Pa. — The conference, organized by PACS, has issued a call for papers by July 10.

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    CORAOPOLIS, Pa. — The 34th International Activated Carbon Conference will take place Sept. 23-24 in Pittsburgh, Pa.

    The conference is organized by Professional Analytical and Consulting Services (PACS).

    PACS has issued a call for papers for the conference, oral, poster and abstract-only, with a deadline of July 10.

    Optional PACS short courses are provided in conjunction with the conference on Sept. 21-30, including: Activated Carbon Adsorption: Principles, Practices and Opportunities; Design, Operation, and Troubleshooting of Activated Carbon Liquid and Vapor Phase Systems; Selecting the Best Activated Carbon for a Specific Application; Pressure Swing Adsorption and other Cyclic Adsorption Processes and Applications; and Agglomeration Technologies for Particle Enlargement.

    Conference events will include a conference dinner on Sept. 23, the Leadership Speaker Program and the Activated Carbon Hall of Fame Awards.

    Find more information on the conference here.

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