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ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY

PRODUCT CAPSULES

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Analyzers. Data file on oxygen ana­ lyzer measuring gas samples. 6

Chromatographs.

2

Conductivity Meters. Direct reading on all of 12 ranges. Details. 145

Analyzers. Info on "AutoAnalyzer." Continuous automatic analyses. 115

Chromatographs. Bulletins on proc­ ess ''Fractomatic" and lab "Fractovap."

Counting Systems. Proportional sys­ tem measures radioactivity. 100

Atomic Instruments. Catalog on in­ struments, systems, accessories. 45 Balances. Single pan with operating zone at table level.

unified 4

Balances. Data on "Ultramatic" pre­ cision micro-balance. 5 Balances. New balance dries weighs simultaneously. Data.

and 24

Balances. Triple beam. Sensitivity: .01 gram. Capacity: 311 gram. 101 Balances. Determines moisture per­ cent of 10 gram samples. 1 13

Data file on new

"Megachrom" preparative gas unit.

80

Colorimeters. Catalog on "Spectronic 2 0 " Band pass: 20 m^. 50 Condensers. Data on crude fiber con­ denser with full heat control. 82 Conductivity Equipment.

bridges, controllers, cells.

Catalog on

139

Crucibles. Bulletin on porous bottom porcelain crucibles. 30 Crystals. 36-page booklet, "Synthetic Optical Crystals," offered. 71 Crystals. Bulletin on cell windows, prisms, accessories. 75 ( Continued on page 152 A)

BETHLEHEM BENCH BURNER SURFACE-MIXED AIR-COOLED

GAS-OXYGEN

Two concentric fires—operate inde­ pendently or as one. Central fire can be varied from sharp needle point to long powerful jet, able to handle hard glass up to 35 mm. Using both fires, quartz up to 25 mm or hard glass up to 100 mm can be handled with low pressure citygas. Larger sized quartz requires hydrogen with oxygen.

Balances. Single pan. Compact base, compensated beam, large chamber. 144 Barium Chloranilate. Determines sul­ fate in less than 1 / 2 hr. Data. 67 Blenders. Info on new twin-shell blender with 3 mixing actions. 16

The unprecedented temperature ranges are due to a special adaptation of the surface-mixing principle—especially impressive to those accus­ tomed only to premix burners. These fires are completely silent, without chance of flashback.

Books. "Proceedings of the 2nd U. N . Int'l Conference on Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy." Brochure. 26

OTHER UNUSUAL FEATURES

Buret Fillers. Push-button instrument fills buret to zero mark. 123

All controls are needle valves. Valves and body always cool. A single pair of hoses—no tangled lines. Friction gear in place of ball and socket—easier and faster adjustment of elevation. Operates without change on natural gas, mixed, propane, butane, hydrogen. Cat. N o . A 33383 . . . SI25.00 SPECIFICATIONS

Calcium Carbonate. Data on pri­ mary standard line includes CaC0 3 . 88 Cans. Cans for chemicals in wide range of styles, shapes, sizes. 29

Height 9" Base diam. 6" Net wt.4'/, lbs. Shipping wt.5/ 2 lbs. Recommended fuel pressures Gas—less than 1 lb. psi Oxygen—2 to 3 lbs. psi will operate on higher pressures

Cells. Data on complete line of glass absorption cells. 77 Centrifuges. Bulletin on unit featur­ ing continuous flow operation. 25 Centrifuges. Angle head analytical unit. 3400 rpm. 10" dia. 39

STANDARD

SCIENTIFIC

REAGENTS AND CHZEMICALS

8 0 8 BROADWAY NEW YORK 3. Ν Υ

Supply Corp.

LABORATORY APPARATUS i

Centrifuges. Bulletin on refrigerated unit. 28 interchangeable heads. 140 Circle No. 145 on Readers' Service Card VOL.

3 2 , N O . 2 , FEBRUARY

1960

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ELECTROLYTIC CONDUCTIVITY IS OUR BUSINESS!

Product Capsules

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Decontamination Booths. Rapidly rids the body of harmful irritants. 9

2-

De-Ionizers. Details on lab-size cartridge water de-ionizer. 73 Densitometers. For partition chromatography, paper electrophoresis. 104-2 Detectors. Chromatography detector with low detectability limit. 69 Electrodes. Circle 120 for sample of vacuum-cup electrode.

Industrial Instruments offers the most complete line of electrolytic conductivity equip-

data, 120

Electrophoresis. Optical system for diffusion, electrophoresis studies. 112

ment for the measurement and control of solution concentration. Standard models are available for use in all conductive solutions, ranging from distilled water to concentrated acid and alkalis, and in all temperature ranges.

Equipment. New catalog on complete line of lab equipment. 61 Equipment. Expanded catalog on lab equipment and apparatus. 70 Evaporators. Bulletins on rotary and flash evaporators. 138-1, 2

TYPE RC LABORATORY CONDUCTIVITY BRIDGE VERSATILE: Wide range of measurement from less than 1 to more than 100,000,000 ohm-cm. ACCURATE:Withinplusorminus 1 % of resistance. VARIABLE SENSITIVITY: Up to maximum of ±L V3%. Adjustable for rapid balancing.

3 steps and you make accurate tests

Extraction Apparatus. Giant apparatus with improved design Soxhlet. 40

for

Extractors. Details and prices on the Goldfiseh fat extractor. 81

pH,

Filter Papers. Circle 111 for analytical filter paper sampler. Ill

chlorine,

Filters. Brochure on interference filters. 340ny to ^OOm^. 49 Flask Heaters. Features interchangeable Monel mesh baskets. Data. 117 Fluorimeters. Unit determines thiamin, riboflavin, etc. rapidly. 78-2

phosphate with

EXTRA LONG SCALE: 84" effective length.

Fluorinating Agents. Data on wide range of fluorinating agents. 46

TAYLOR

CONDUCTIVITY CELLS

Fume Hoods. Data on heavy duty stone hoods for continuous service. 41

COMPARATORS

Fume Hoods. New unit saves conditioned lab air. Bulletin. 42 BODY MATERIAL: To fill every temperature, pressure, or corrosion resistance requirement. Polystyrene, lucite, epoxy, nylon, polyethylene, bakélite, hard rubber, teflon, Kel-F, stainless steel, nickel, Monel or glass. ELECTRODE MATERIALS: graphite, gold or tin.

Nickel,

platinum,

PHYSICAL RANGE: Pressure up to 7000 psi. Temperature up to several hundred degrees F. CONDUCTIVITY RANGE: Complete line of cell constants for all applications from measurement of ultra pure water to highly concentrated solutions of acids, alkalis and salts.

WRITE . . . for latest Conductivity Equipment Catalog and Price List

Industrial Instruments Circle No. 46 on Readers' Service Card ·

ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY

Furnaces. Bulletin on lab pot crucible furnace. 66 Furniture. Catalog on educational, industrial, wood, steel units. 97 Galvanometers. Catalog details Pye scalamp galvanometers. 13 Hand Torches. New sharp flame surface-mixed gas-oxygen torch. 52

GUARANTEED NON-FADING COLOR STANDARDS WRITE FOR FREE HANDBOOK

Heater-Stirrers. Heater, stirrer, circulator, controller in one unit. 84

101 pages of technical data and useful information. Gives theory and application of pH control. Describes Taylor line.

Integrator Kits. Kit integrates measured variables on recorders. 108

Inc.

89 Commerce rtoafl, Cedar Grove, Essei County. N. J.

152 A

Furnaces. Variable temperature range to 2750° F. Bulletin. 56

Isotopes. Kilocurie quantities of radioactive fission products. 135

AND CO. 7306 YORK RD. · BALTIMORE-4 MD.

W. A. TAYLOR .

(Continued on page 154 A) Circle No. 81 on Readers' Service Card

PROCEEDINGS OF THE SECOND UNITED NATIONS INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THE PEACEFUL USES OF ATOMIC ENERGY, Geneva, September 1958 English Edition—33 volumes NOW AVAILABLE VOLUME 1 PROGRESS IN ATOMIC ENERGY, 525 pages $12.50 33 INDEX OF THE PROCEEDINGS $16.50 NUCLEAR

MATERIALS

2 SURVEY OF RAW MATERIAL RE­ SOURCES, 846 pages 3 PROCESSING OF RAW MATE­ RIALS, 612 pages 4 PRODUCTION OF NUCLEAR MATE­ RIALS AND ISOTOPES, 644 pages 5 PROPERTIES OF REACTOR MATE­ RIALS, 627 pages

$18.50 $15.00 $16.60 $14.00

REACTORS 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

BASIC METALLURGY AND FABRI­ CATION OF FUELS, 720 pages REACTOR TECHNOLOGY, 858 pages NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS, PART I, 584 pages NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS, PART II, 538 pages RESEARCH REACTORS, 548 pages REACTOR SAFETY AND CONTROL, 608 pages REACTOR PHYSICS, 774 pages REACTOR PHYSICS AND ECO­ NOMICS, 635 pages

PHYSICS 14 NUCLEAR PHYSICS AND INSTRU­ MENTATION, 492 pages 15 PHYSICS IN NUCLEAR ENERGY, 476 pages 16 NUCLEAR DATA AND REACTOR THEORY, 744 pages 30 FUNDAMENTAL PHYSICS, 342 pages

$18.00 $19.50 $14.00 $17.50 $18.50 $15.50 $18.50

BIOLOGY A N D

$17.00 $12.50 $18.50 $10.50

CONTROLLED FUSION 31 THEORETICAL AND EXPERIMEN­ TAL ASPECTS OF CONTROLLED FUSION, 390 pages 32 CONTROLLED FUSION DEVICES, 462 pages

Recorders. Recorder-"Elecdropode" team doubles sensitivity range. 66

Manipulators. Master-slave manipu­ lator for radioisotopes. Info. 57

Recorders. Bulletin on variableresponse unit for densitometry. 104-3

Microscopes. Catalog features cathetometer and measuring microscope. 14

Refractograph. A refractometer, photoelectric indicator, control device. 3

Microscopes. Booklet on versatile unit with incident light attachment. 121

Safety Enclosures. 22 types for han­ dling hazardous substances. 54

Mixers. Bulletin on mixer line and accessories. 93

Scales. 10" front scale. Unobstructed pan, wide optical range. 18

Mixers. Electronic controlled mixer provides constant torque. 136 Oil Distillates. Bulletin on applica­ tions, characteristics, prices. 53 Organics. Catalog lists over 3000 or­ ganic chemicals and reagents. 10

$16.50

Spectrometers. Data on liquid scin­ tillation and auto-gamma units. 21

pH Meters. Direct-reading. 0-10.0 and 4.0 to 14.0 pH.

Spectrometers. "Time-of-Flight Mass Spectrometry and Gas-Liquid Parti­ tion Chromatography," offered. 51

Covers 58

pH Meters. Bulletin on line and battery operated electronic units. 104-1

Photometers. Brochure on flame unit with duo-prism monochromator. 103-2

$12.50 $10.00

Pipet Fillers. Safety filler (bulb) holds liquids indefinitely. 74

$18.50 $14.50

Polarizers. Info on new, 45 lb. record­ ing electro-polarizer. 28

$10.50

Polarographs. New recording unit can double as potentiometer. 110

$14.50 $14.50 $11.00 $11.00 $13.00 $14.00

$15.00 $15.00

New York, Ν. Υ. Brochures available on request

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Spectrophotometers. Program con­ trol for unattended operation. 44 Spectrophotometers. Recording unit. Wavelength range: 185 to 3500 m^. 98 Spectrophotometers. Roto-cell con­ verts "Spectronic 20" into spectropho­ tometer. Bulletin. 118 Sterilizers. Facilities, data offered for sterilization projects. 137

Potentiometers. Single and double range portable temperature unit. 85

Stirrers. Data on complete line of light and heavy duty stirrers. 1

Presses. Pellet press with interchange­ able punch and die sets. 43 Pumps. Bulletin on new "Hyvac" gas ballast pumps. 23

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Spectrophotometers. 24-pg. brochure on the "Tnfracord" unit. 19

Stills. Catalog on line of water stills and demineralizers. 48-1

Reagents. Karl Fischer reagents sta­ bilized for H 2 0 determination. 20

Sales Section (Atomic Energy)

Spectrometers. Double monochro­ mator. Range: 0.2 to 35 microns. 64

Potentiometers. New modular de­ sign for circular and strip chart unit. 92

Pumps. Folder on centrifugal and positive pressure pumps. 27-1

For further information consult your bookstore or:

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Spectrogram Catalog. 13,750 organic compounds on ASTM-IBM cards. 109

Oxygen Bombs. Circle 102 for specs on oxygen bomb sulfur apparatus. 102

each) now in preparation

154 A

Shakers. Catalog on "Gyrotory" shaker for continuous duty. 11

Spectrographs. "Introduction to Op­ tical Emission Spectrochemical Instru­ ments," offered. 147

$18.00

Abridged French and Spanish editions (13 volumes

Circle No. 87 on Readers' Service Card

Shakers. Bulletin on rotating, tilting hot plate shaker. 7

Operating 114

Ovens. Low cost oven. range to 200° C. Bulletin.

Photometers. New Universal unit for low level light measurements. 62

MEDICINE

21 HEALTH AND SAFETY: DOSIM­ ETRY AND STANDARDS, 249 pages 22 BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF RADIA­ TION, 552 pages 23 EXPERIENCE IN RADIOLOGICAL PROTECTION, 468 pages 24 ISOTOPES IN BIOCHEMISTRY AND PHYSIOLOGY, PART I, 308 pages 25 ISOTOPES IN BIOCHEMISTRY AND PHYSIOLOGY, PART II, 312 pages 26 ISOTOPES IN MEDICINE, 460 pages 27 ISOTOPES IN AGRICULTURE, 455 pages

Isotopes. C-14, phosphorus-32, sulfur35, and tritium compounds. 99-1

$18.50

CHEMISTRY 17 PROCESSING IRRADIATED FUELS AND RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS, 709 pages 18 WASTE TREATMENT AND EN­ VIRONMENTAL ASPECTS OF ATOMIC ENERGY, 624 pages 19 THE USE OF ISOTOPES: INDUS­ TRIAL USE, 366 pages 20 ISOTOPES IN RESEARCH, 296 pages 28 BASIC CHEMISTRY IN NUCLEAR ENERGY, 686 pages 29 CHEMICAL EFFECTS OF RADIA­ TION, 475 pages

Product Capsules

Reagents. Corrosive liquids packaged with new plastic bottle caps. 47 Recorders. Data on small, low cost, portable potentiometer recorders. 31

Stopcock Plugs. "Teflon" plug elimi­ nates freezing, binding, grease. 119 Stopcocks. "Gyco" stopcocks feature adjustable flow. Data. 38 Stopcocks. cock line.

Catalog details full stop­ 132

Supplies. Glassware, apparatus, equipment, furniture, chemicals. 72 Supplies. Data on line of apparatus, furniture, chemicals. 60 Syringes. Lead shielded syringes for gamma injections. 37 (Continued on Page 156 A)

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Product Capsules Thermistors. Catalog on line of therOERLING mistors and varistors. 22 MADE IN ENGLAND Timers. Catalog on Gallet timers and chronographs. 106 Titrators. For Karl Fischer moisture determinations. Bulletin. 122 Titrometers. Automatic, recording unit for potentiometric work. 105 Tubing. Catalog and sample of flexible plastic tubing in 40 sizes. 95 Tubing. Data on "Tygon" flexible plastic tubing.

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ILLCO-WAY ionXchange EQUIPMENT

clear, 148

Viscosimeters. Unit measures viscosity directly in centipoises. 142-1 Ware, Glass. Catalog details all new "Pyrex" volumetric ware. 59 Ware, Glass. Circle 65 for new, complete labware catalog. 65 Ware, Glass. Catalog on compact, vacuum tight bantam-ware. 79 Ware, Glass. Complete, illustrated catalog on "Vitreosil" ware. 116 Ware, Plastic. Bulletin on polyethylene, polypropylene, teflon. 12 Water Bath. Bulletin on general purpose-serological water bath. 96 Well Counter. Automatic unit assays radioactivity of liquid samples. 134 X-Ray Equipment. 20-pg. brochure on x-ray diffraction, spectroscopy. 133 X-Ray Gage. Process control x-ray emission gage monitors up to 5 elements at once. Details. 15 * M o s t s t u d e n t s of G r e e k know that T A L A N T A

X-Ray Unit. Catalog on micro-focus unit. High intensity focal spot. 76

m e a n s "balance." Most chemists know that Oertling RKLEAS-O- M A T I C balances mean better weighing. • R E L E A S O - M A T I C sets the pace • RELEAS-O-MATIC controls the r a t e of i m p a c t of knife o n p l a n e • RELEAS-O-MATIC preserves t h e s h a r p n e s s of t h e k n i v e s d u r i n g y e a r s of u s e • RELEAS-O-MATIC m e a n s sustained accuracy

Sold a n d s e r v i c e d b y J & G Instrument

Corp.

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COMPLETE AUTOMATIC DE-IONIZER Here is a complete, loaded, fullyinstrumented, automatic ionXchange unit in a neat, compact, and ready-tooperate "package." I t is equipped with our own Illco/Matic, all-plastic, aira c t u a t e d valves, which have been specially developed for ionXchange service. The Control Panel, also our own design and manufacture, provides all necessary quick-adjustment features, and requires only electrical hook-up to the terminal box on the frame. The only other connections required are to plant service.

FULLY ASSEMBLED A N D READY TO INSTALL All structural assembly of elements, all piping, all wiring, and all installation of air lines is done in our factory by men of long experience. Then the unit is tested for proper operation of all circuits, loaded with the proper supporting beds and resins, painted, bolted to a skid, and crated for delivery to the exact spot it will be used. This is the quickest, easiest, and surest way for you to get a reliable, ready-to-go ionXchanger — arranged and instrumented to suit your special needs, whatever they are. Write for Particulars ILLINOIS

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ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY

MEASURE MOLECULAR WEIGHT AND PARTICLE SIZE

GREENBRIER INSTRUMENTS first introduced to process chromatography

NEW BRICE-PHOENIX UNIVERSAL LIGHT SCATTERING PHOTOMETER Measures: 1. Absolute Turbidity 2. Dissymmetry 3. Depolarization

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This instrument is listed in U.S. Government specifi­ cations (or the evaluation of certain clinical materials.

PHOENIX PRECISION INSTRUMENT COMPANY

1.

Liquid sample injection

2.

High speed analysis

3.

Dual temperature zone analysis

4.

High temperature analysis

5.

PPM analysis — higher sensitivity thermal conductivity detection

6.

Process control and continuous readout

7.

Catalytic combustion detection

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3805 Ν . 5th St.

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