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May 17, 2012 - Du Pont. Anal. Chem. , 1961, 33 (10), pp 154A–154A. DOI: 10.1021/ac60178a771. Publication Date: September 1961. ACS Legacy Archive...
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Gives reproducible results, bottle after bottle Take one set of results you got with D u Pont Ammonium Hydroxide Re­ agent. You can change bottles, shipments or locality, and you'll reproduce the same results—time after time! That's because D u Pont continuously runs this reagent through 113 separate analytical tests to keep it uniform for your most stringent requirements. It's of uniformly high purity, too, exceeding American Chemical Society requirements. And you get the convenience of single-trip cartons, dripless sleeves, safety grips on 5-pint bottles and color-coded caps and labels. D u Pont's family of reagents includes Nitric, Sulfuric, Hydrochloric and Glacial Acetic acids, and Ammonium Hydroxide. They're readily avail­ able all over the country. Ask your local laboratory supply house or write for list of suppliers. Industrial and Biochemicals Department, N-2545 AC. Wilmington 98, Delaware. j^Tt η η »T^s. BETTER CHEMISTRY BETTER T TH H II N NG GS S FOR FOR BETTER BETTER L L II V V II N NG G .. .. .. THROUGH THROUGH CHEMISTRY Circle No. 2 on Readers' Service Card

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