Nicolet FT-IR and IBM PS/2
Partners in Productivity Make an investment in productivity with the new Nicolet 51 OP — the first FT-IR spectrometer system designed specifically for IBMPS/2 computers.
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The new 510P combines the versatile Nicolet 510 optical bench with the IBM PS/2 Model 50Z through a powerful MicroChannel™ interface to give you the capability and productivity you need in the most demanding analytical environment. Easy-to-use m o u s e - d r i v e n m e n u s and an intuitive feel bring you u p to speed quickly — and the best service and support people in the industry keep you there. Because Nicolet is an IBM business partner, you can depend on Nicolet for full system support. The 5 1 0 P s u p p o r t s a w i d e variety o f o p t i o n s , including infrared microscopes, dual detectors, sample shuttles, autosamplers, and all commonly-used accessories.
Further Advantages: • R u g g e d , r e l i a b l e flex-pivot interferometer • Advanced chemometric problem-solving tools • Crisp VGA c o l o r g r a p h i c s w i t h What-You-See-Is-WhatYou-Get (WYSIWYG) p l o t t i n g • H i g h - s p e e d floating-point c o p r o c e s s o r is standard. • Standard architecture offers expandability, connectivity. The IBM PS/2 Model 80, available as a 51 OP upgrade option, offers extended capabilities.
The 51 OP is an instrument investment that grows as your needs grow — don't settle for anything less. Get the full FT-IR Advantage — contact Nicolet for details.
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Japan: 06-863-1550 Netherlands: 03403-74754
Switzerland: 01-251-6133 United Kingdom: 0926-494111
Nicolet Analytical Instruments / 5225-1 Verona Rd. / Madison, WI 53711 / (608) 271-3333 / FAX: (608) 273-5046
To complement these direct Nicolet offices, Nicolet maintains a network of representatives in countries throughout the world. Visit Nicolet at the Pittsburgh Conference, Booth #s 5333-5540.
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PITTCQN 11 25 (406) Spectroscopic Evaluation of Surface-Bound Cadmium on Algal Microorganisms—V. MAJIDI. University of Texas at Austin, DA. Laude, Jr.. J.A. Holcombe
Countercurrent Chromatography
11 45 (407) Antibody-Based Fiberoptics Biosensor for Attomole Detection of DNA-Adduct Products—T.VO-DINH. Oak Ridge National Laboratory. B.J. Tromberg, J.P. Alarie. M.J. Sepaniak. G.D Gritfin. R. Santella
Tuesday Morning, Room 369 N.B. Mandava, Presiding Todhunter, Mandava & Associates 8:30 (418) Improved Cross-Axis Synchronous Flow-Through Coil Planet Centrifuge for Performing Countercurrent Chromatography—M BHATNAGAR. National Institues of Health, H. Oka. Y. Ito
Chemometrics
8:50 (419) Semi-Preparative Separation of Bacitracin by High-Speed Countercurrent Chromatography—Κ HARADA, Meijo University, Y. Yamazaki, M. Suzuki. H. Nakazawa. S. Hattori, K. Komori, H. Oka. Y. Ito 9:10 (420) Foam Countercurrent Chromatography (CCC) of Bacitracin— H. OKA. National Institutes of Health, K, Harada, M. Suzuki, H. Nakazawa. Y. Ito
Tuesday Morning, Room 263 R.R. Mahaffey, Presiding Eastman Chemical Division 8:30 (408) Real-Time Chromatographic Analysis Using Recursive Digital Filtering—TO. BARKER. University of Delaware. SO. Brown
9:30 (421) Analytical High Speed Countercurrent Chromatography - Its Application in Isolation of Bio-Active Triterpenoid Carboxylic Acids - Y W. LEE, Research Triangle Institute, Q.C. Fang, Y. Ito
8:50 (409) Maximum Likelihood Smoothing—LK. DENOYER. Spectrum Square Associates. J.G. Dodd
9:50 (422) Chromatography of a Peptide on the New Eccentric Multilayer Coil Planet Centrifuge—M. KNIGHT, Peptide Technologies Corp., Y. Ito, S. Gluch, M. Rasevic
9:10 (410) Improved Discrimination of Noisy Spectra In Correlation Based Spectral Analysis—DP. HOFFMAN, University of Pittsburgh, A. Proctor, D.M. Hercules
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9:30 (411) Application of Dynamical Analysis Techniques to FTIR TimeDomain Processing—SE. CARPENTER. University of Iowa. G. Small, R.T. Kroutil. J. Ditillo. W.R. Loerop
RECESS
10:25 (423) Comparative Studies and Evaluation of Analytical Countercur rent Chromatographs (CCC-2000 vs. CCC-4000)—F Ε CHOU, Pharma-Tech Research Corporation, L.K. Pannell, S.G. Yates, R.J. Petroski, H. Oka, Y. Ito 10:45 (424) Application of Countercurrent Chromatography/Thermospray Mass Spectrometry for the Analysis of Bio-Active Natural Products—Y W LEE, Research Triangle Institute. R.D. Voyksner, Q.C, Fang, T.W. Pack, C.W. Cook
9:50 (412) Parameter Estimation in the Fourier Domain—S.L. MONFRE. University of Delaware. S.D. Brown 10:10 RECESS 10:25 (413) Optimal Fourier Smoothing of Spectra Using Minimum Entropy— R.J. LARIVEE, University of Delaware, S.D. Brown 10:45 (414) A Robust, Adaptive Kalman Filter lor Real-Time Analysis—H R WILK, University of Delaware, S.D. Brown 11:05 (415) Advanced Spectral Search Techniques and Their Applications— D. ABRAMS. Galactic Industries Corporation. D. Kuehl
11:05 (425) Design and Application ol a New High Speed Analytical Cen trifugal PartitionChromatograph—J CAZES. Sanki Laboratories, Inc., H. Nunogaki. W. Murayama, Y. Kosgue. Y. Nunogaki 11 25 (426) Preparative Scale Up of Centrilugal Partition Chromatographic Separations—J. CAZES, Sanki Laboratories. Inc., H. Nunogaki, W. Murayama, Y. Kosuge, Y. Nunogaki 11:45 (427) Centrilugal Partition Chromatography: Study of AcOH/ HCOOH/H2O/CHCI3 Solvent System, Application to the Purification of Pep tides of Various Hydrophobicities and Lengths—A. FOUCAULT. Columbia University. K. Nakanishi
11 25 (416) Applications of an Array Based Designed for Processing Analyt ical Instrumentation Data—0. KUEHL, Galactic Industries Corporation, S, Siminoff 11:45 (417) Pattern Recognition and Cluster Analysis Based on a Metric Tensor Similarity Measure—W. WEGSCHEIDER, Graz University of Technology. I. Kolossvary
Astra's Modular TOC System Unlimited by Growth or Budget Model 2001
NEW FEATURES
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PROVEN SYSTEM
Reciprocating Sample Injection Technique - Eliminates Tubing Replacement/Expensive Slider Valve Mechanisms
Approved EPA Method 415.1
Single Board NDIR Design
Response Time, 90 seconds
Magnetically Coupled Solids Injection Module
Exclusive IBM Computer Controlled Operation
Improved Data Processing Format including Sample Tagging, Standard Deviation and Mean Value Calculation
Field Proven NDIR Unaffected by Water Vapor
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