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May 16, 2012 - ALOE SCIENTIFIC. Anal. Chem. , 1957, 29 (2), pp 47A–47A. DOI: 10.1021/ac60122a738. Publication Date: February 1957. ACS Legacy ...
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(88) Investigation of the Combined Use of M a s s Spectroscopy and Gas Chromatography. W. S. GALI/AWAT AND T . J O H N S , Beckman I n s t r u m e n t s ,

Inc. (89) New Analytical Techniques for Measurement of Hydrocarbon Gases in Drilling M u d s . F . B. GRAY, Caran Engineering Corp. (90) Identification of Aromatic Types in a Heavily

11:30 11:50

Cracked Gas Oil. R. M O O R E , Shell Oil Co.

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EMISSION SPECTROSCOPY— INSTRUMENTATION Thursday Morning Session—Urban Room C. Matocha, Presiding 9:00

(91) The Quantovac, a Direct-Reading Polychromator for the 1600 to 3000 A. Region. G. AXDERM.UNX, J. W. K E M P , AXD M. F . IIASLER, Applied Re­

search Laboratories. (92) Vacuum Fluorite Spectrographs. A. C. M E X Z I E S AXD J. SKIXXER, Hilger & Watts. (93) Efficient Continuous Arc Excitation. J. T. ROZSA L. E . Z E E B , AXD O. W. Uiiuccisi, National Spectrograpliie Laboratories, I n c .

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(94) Narrow Wave Length Interval Direct-Reading Spectrometer. Louis E. OWEN, Goodyear Atomic Corp. (95) Direct-Reading Approach to Semiquantitative Analysis. P . E . LEMIEUX, Aluminium Labora­ tories Limited. (96) New Spectrographic Laboratory Instrumentation. L o u i s E. O W E S , Goodyear Atomic Corp.

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INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY— INSTRUMENTATION

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Thursday Afternoon Session—Urban Room N. D. Coggeshall, Presiding

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(97) Infrared Spectroscopy for the Chemical Labora­ tory. J. U. WHITE, N. L. ALPERT, AND S. WEINER, White Development Corp., and L. CAHN, Beckman Instruments, Inc.

(98) Design and Performance of a New Infrared Spectrophotometer.

E. H. SIEGLER, J. G. Ατ-

VVOOD, T. F. FLYXX, AXD H. W. MARSHALL, Per-

kin-Elmor Corp. (99) Simplified Double-Beam Infrared Spectropho­

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tometer. E. DuBois, R. H. PACKARD, AXD Ε. Η. MERRILL,, Baird Associates, Inc. ί 2:35

EXPOSITION RECESS

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(100) N e w Low-Cost Double-Beam Infrared Spectro­ photometer as a General Tool in the Chemical Laboratory.

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H. STERNGLAXZ, AND V. Z.

New Rinco Fraction Collector

WIL­

LIAMS, Perkin-Elmer Corp. (101) Laboratory Gas Analyzer. G. E. SMITH, Baird Associates, Inc. (102) Improving the Measurement of Weak Infrared Absorption Bands Using Expanded Scale DoubleBeam Spectrophotometry. V. J. COATES AND 11. ANACHEON, Perkin-Elmer Corp.

No Mercury Touches Sample No Current Contacts Sample Collects 237 Fractions Has Wide Application

For the automatic collection of fractions by timed-flow or volumetric method. The Volumetric Collection assem­ bly operates as follows: (1) fraction is received in siphon and collected in reservoir; (2) pressure of frac­ tion elevates KHC0 3 solution in manometer to electrodes, indexing the turntable; (3) when sample is collected to siphoning level, reservoir empties into tube. Rate of flow of liquid cannot affect fraction volume. For Timed-Flow Collection, timer-controller is pre-set for desired inter­ val; table indexes periodically. 45291-A . . . Fraction Collector Complete, for Volume Collection; includes indexer with capacitor motor, table, volume controller, manometer, diverter, one volumetric siphon (1, 3, 5, 10, 15, or 20 m l ) , 3 base plate rod sup­ ports, but without support rods or clamps. For 110V. A. C. Each $457.50. 45291-B . . . Same, but for time and volume collection. Assembly has timer built into controller. Each....§533.50. For farther information request Bulletin 21-102.

FLAME PHOTOMETRY AND OTHERS Thursday Afternoon Session—Monongahela Room B. C. Ruprecht, Presiding 2:00

(103) Improvements in the Todd Spectranal for Rapid Identification of Metals. REGINALD STABLER AND CLIFFORD W. M E L L , Lockheed Aircraft Corp.

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(104) Determination of Sodium in Epoxy Resins by Flame Photometry. MYKL II. ADAMS AND RICHARD M . J O N E S , Jones-Dabney Co.

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(105) Flame Photometric Determination of Sodium and Potassium in Coal Ash. C. H . ANDERSON

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