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POLAROGRAPHIC SYSTEMS A unique research system Is available, which allows you to control a variety of electrochemical studies such as cyclic voltametry, chronoamperometry, chronocoulometry, elec trode kinetics, etc., as well as a versatile pulse polarographic analyzer for routine applications and a simple D.C. instru ment for educational purposes.
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TITRATION A number of systems for potentlometrlc, coulometrlc, and conductometric titrations are a v a i l a b l e - f r o m simple, quality control type systems to sophisticated computer-com patible research instruments.
A rotating disc elec trode is available for carrying out voltametric techniques In chemical research and analysis. Also available is a rotating ring and disc electrode designed for the study of electrode pro cesses and for determin ing kinetic characteristics of homogeneous or hetero geneous reaction.
Other equipment includes pH meters, Ion meters, millivolt meters, conductivity meters, electrodes, corrosion instruments, current measurement instruments and industrial electrochemical instruments. For a brief description of the Tacussel product line, write or call for their mini-catalog, or ask for detailed information on a specific product. Tacussel products are available in the United States exclusively through
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