CANAL INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION

operates an alarm system. The Chem- onitor can be set up to do single or multiple point analysis, and it is adapt- able for transmitting electronic or...
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IN FRACTION ANALYZING NOW 5 NEW BASE COMPENSATING U. V. FLOW ANALYZERS FOR ALL MAJOR USES • For broadly absorbing materials in the middle U.V. · For specific wave lengths · For monochromatic density studies • For 2 6 0 / 2 8 0 ratios in protein research · For simultaneous monitoring of one to eight columns at one or more w a v e lengths, or multiple analytical procedures. Canalco Analyzers give automatic location and measurement of ultra­ violet-absorbing materials in flow, with flat base line and full sensitivity maintained in t h e presence of U.V.-absorbing solvents. For use in column chromatography and other flow systems. Any laboratory which collects large quantities of fractions for protein, R N A , D N A , and similar research, invests heavily in man-hours spent making spectrophotometric analyses of individual fractions. C A N A L C O U.V. F L O W A N A L Y Z E R S eliminate t h e large majority of these analyses—by monitoring continuously during fraction collection, and making available a running w r i t t e n record of the U.V. absorbing qualities of each collection tube. Can be used on any type of fraction collector or similar equipment; and with suitable filters, quantitation by curve integration is made possible.

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CANAL INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION Dept. F / 4 9 4 0 - 5 1 St. Elmo Avenue, Bethesda 14, Maryland

Model LF micromanipulator has three independent traversing units for as­ sembly in any desired combination. Adjustable holders are available for electrodes, needles, and other objects. Traverse range is 0 to 125 mm.; direct vernier reading on each traverse is 0.1 mm.; sensitivity, with micro-adjust at­ tachment, 10 μ. Process & Instru­ ments. P-39 W a t e r Stream Analyzer The Chemonitor is designed to pro­ vide continuous on-stream analysis of water, with application to boiled water, condensate and effluent from demineralizers, water softeners, and waste dis­ posal treatment plants. In analyzing silica in the zero to 300 p.p.b. range, the unit is said to detect concentrations as low as 5 p.p.b. with ± 2 p.p.b. ac­ curacy. Results are presented on a recorder which can be made to operate an upper-limit switch that, in turn, operates an alarm system. The Chcm­ onitor can be set up to do single or multiple point analysis, and it is adapt­ able for transmitting electronic or pneu­ matic signals. Modular construction and the use of amphenol connectors enable easy removal of any component for service. The unit has a mechanical timer which shuts down the pump and starts a flushing cycle at 6-hr. intervals, and a blower prevents accumulation of fumes. Hagan Chemicals & Controls, Inc. P-40 Melting Point Apparatus New instrument imported from Eng­ land is said to have fast heating and cooling cycles which enable numerous determinations per day. The following additional advantages are also claimed : clear view optical system enables de­ tailed and undistorted observation of changes taking place; heat transfer takes place with practically no lag; ad­ justment to lenses or illumination is unnecessary; no liquids are used for heat transfer; and a fully corrected thermometer ensures accuracy over the entire range. Harshaw Scientific. P-4I -