As is often the case, the preface is the last task to be finished
during the preparation of a large volume such as you are now
holding. The first task, obtaining approval for a symposium on the
industrial applications, now seems a long time ago. The idea
orginated with John Stevens, probably in 1982, from his observation
of papers dealing with industrial applications of the Mossbauer
effect appearing in the Mossbauer Effect Reference and Data
Journal. His initial suggestion for a symposium entitled
"Industrial Applications of the Mossbauer Effect" to be held at a
national meeting of the American Chemical Society eventually led to
the symposium at the International Chemical Congress of Pacific
Basin Societies which met in Honolulu, Hawaii in December 1984.
This volume is the result of the symposium at the above mentioned
Congress, but is not actually the 'proceedings' of the symposium
because this volume does not contain all of the over one hundred
Mossbauer effect papers that were pre sented at the symposium.
Rather it contains a selection of papers that the or ganizing
committee for the symposium deemed most appropriate for a volume
devoted to industrial applications of the Mossbauer effect. The
final volume also contains six chapters that were not a part of the
symposium but which are closely related to the topic. There is
another difference from many proceedings."
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