LITERATURE HPLC references. Reference List No. 1 lists 153 compounds/key words relating to separations/methods in high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC). References are keyed to listings of media employed. Whatman 151
Water purification. “Guide to, Water Systems” lists company’s water purification technologies available, including reverse osmosis, membrane filtration, deionization, and other methods. Continental Water Systems Corp. 158
Reference particles, Bulletin 8 1 introduces fine-particle technology and explains why it is interesting to industrial, scientific, and medical laboratories. Company specializes in reference particles. Duke Scientific Corp. 152
Balances. Catalog lists balances. endpoint indicators for titration, and many peripheral instruments for laboratory use. Mettler Instrument Corp. 159
Water conditioner. Bulletin describes AquadeneB, a crystalline compound which eliminates rust, scale, and corrosion when added to water. StilesKem Division, Met-Pro Corp. 153 Metering pumps. Brochure describes Model XL600 Chem/Meter pumps for water/wastewater, pulp/paper, and other applications. Capacities 2.1-550 gph; accuracy & I % , repetitive. Crane Co. 154 Infrared analyzers. Bulletin 4201 lists gas measurements by application, which can be chemical and petroleum operations, autorriotive emissions monitoring, or other uses. English and metric. Beckman Instruments. Inc. 155 N‘ater testing. Brochure describes full line of water-testing apparatus, i n cluding distillers fer PCBs and pesticides, purge and trap units, chromatographic absorbents, and many other i t e ni s . Wheat on Scient i fic 156 HPLC automation. Brochure describes the K L l C I . which automaticall! controls H P L C functions from injector to recorder. Can bc interfaced with company‘s and othcr makes of instruments. Kratos/Schl:)effel Instruments 157
Mass spectrometer. Brochure describes features of the M A T 3 12 Mass Spectrometer System, which can handle field desorption ionization. metastable ion studies, and precise mass determination techniques. Varian M A T Mass Spectrometry 160 Dust control. Brochure compares alternatives for solving specific dustcontrol problems, and tells how to choose the right equipment to do so. Cost/efficiency comparisons are given. D C E Vokes 161 Pressure sensing. Bulletin gives engineering, dimensional, and technical information on pressure sensor which has wastewater and water applications, a m o n g others. Also usable with slurries. Red Valve Company 162 Pump controls. Bulletin SC-74 describes EconoPakTM Adjustable Speed Pump Controller. Special uses to save energy and power a t water and wastewater treatment plants. Slip loss power recovered. Square D Co. 163
Liquid flow monitoring. FM Series Brochure announces 2 new openchannel flow monitors using electronic and ultrasonic technology. Applications for sewage, industrial baste, factory runoff. WES.MAR 164 Chromium reduction. Technical Bulletin 4201 tells how to reduce Crh+ in wastes from metal-finishing operations using chromates, chromic acid, and other chromium compounds. Cr”+ is reduced to Cr3+, which can then be precipitated. Lancy Systems 165 Ozone equipment. Brochure details ozone-generating equipment/systems
for water/wastewater treatment, odor control, and chemical processing. Ozone outputs 1-3640 Ib/d. Air preparation units also described. PCI Ozone Corp. 166 Metal analysis. Winter 1980 issue of Trace Substances covers methods of using anodic-stripping voltametry to analyze for cadmium, copper, and lead in water and food to sub-parts per million. Standards and case histories a r e included. Environmental Science Associates. Inc. 167 Filter media. Literature announces availability of Filtretem, which removes particulate matter from air by strong electrostatic forces generated by highly charged electric fibers. Filtrete Corporation 168 Safety supplies. March I980 catalog lists safety supplies to assist in meeting O S H A regulations. lnterex Corp. 169 Quantitatite methodologies. Listing of quantitative methodologies is available to those who perform spectrophotometric or refractometric determinations. Bausch & Lomb 170 Filtering system. Bulletin G200 tells of filtering systems that can handle fluids with v a q i n g amounts of solids a t low operational cost. Applicable to \I. ater/wasteu.ater. Carbon adsorption, storm water, other topics also discussed. Hydro Clear Corp. 171 X-ray absorption. Literature fully describes CSI Model 720 Portable X-ray Adsorption Analyzer. Special applications to impurities in petroleum products. Columbia Scientific Industries Corp. 172 ( W / ? ~ i / I ! 011 / f vp/o g r 605)
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