A Working Symposium on Sea‐Air Chemistry will be held at Schraft's Motor Inn, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, January 31–February 2, 1972. The symposium is sponsored by the National Science Foundation. It will concentrate on nongaseous chemical transport from the ocean to the atmosphere and will be especially concerned with fractionation of various chemical species during the bubble breading process at the sea‐air interface. The symposium will be composed of several invited papers, and a limited number of contributed papers will be accepted on such subjects as: bubbles as a sea‐to‐air transport mechanism; chemistry of organic surfaceactive material in sea water; surface structure of water; chemical fractionation mechanisms at the sea‐air interface; chemistry of marine aerosols; and use of ion fractionation data in meteorology.