half inch of water in the tray, in some places this done. the variebility ves in the dry parts of the Hot only was the gumed peper more reproducible, dut yielded higher collections, even vhen it rained, This couldn't account for, Water vas being spilled in the of transfer. These are things ve have no control over 100 different people, all using their ovn techniques transferring from trays to jars, LIESYs | Could ve have a little description of this gummed Gumed paper uses the same adhesive vhich is on the Kleen label, which you can stick on laboratory glas pull right off. It has very nice properties. It its adhesiveness over a uide range of texperatures vhen vet, Our interpretation of the fact that we get a], highly efficient collection vhen it rains, is that theP~° = 7 particulates are fapacted on to a gumed surface and stick, | letting the water run off, Sow, ve do know that 50% of /it | 1s ruming eff, Of course, cur interpretationof that fsthat this 50% is in solution, It is mate up of solids in " of very fine particles, But the percentage that russ th} forns off is fairly uniform - eo lower Limit about XS, upper linit 804. LIBBY: Then you vould not necessarily dissgree with Mr. Long's statement. Mr, Long suggested the miseing 60% vould belrain which you didn't catch on gumed paper. nO Panartivent af ta, farce rhino ctemaw fe mn at . et