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SRM. SRM 955, Lead in Blood, is intended for use in evaluating the accuracy of lead determinations in blood and in calibrat ing instrumentation for th...
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New Products SRM SRM 955, Lead in Blood, is intended for use in evaluating the accuracy of lead determinations in blood and in calibrat­ ing instrumentation for these determina­ tions. Four individual concentrations of lead in porcine blood are provided in polyethylene bottles. Nominal certified concentrations, in jtg/dL and /tmol/L, are 5.7, 0.27; 30.5, 1.47; 49.4, 2.38; and 73.2, 3.53. NBS 419 Solution standards Spectrochemical solution standards are designed to optimize the performance of AA, AFS, DCP, ICP, and XRF instru­ mentation. Certificates specifying ana­ lyzed data for more than 70 elements accompany each solution. Typical error of added elements is 0.2-0.4%. Sherba Analytical Lab Products 420 Hydrophilic gel FMP-activated hydrophilic gel, designed for use in affinity chromatography and as a carrier for immobilization of en­ zymes, can couple with amino or thiol groups of ligands. Stable, leak-resistant secondary amine or thioether bonds are

formed between the matrix and ligand. BioProbe International, Inc. 421

SRM SRM 1650, Diesel Particulate Matter, is intended to help evaluate analytical methods for the determination of trace organic constituents on diesel particu­ late matter or materials with a similar matrix. It has certified values for fluoranthene, pyrene, benz[a]anthracene, benzo [a] pyrene, benzo [ghi] perylene, and 1-nitropyrene. Information values for phenanthracene, chrysene, benzo[fc]fluoranthene, benzo[e]pyrene, perylene, 9-fluorenone, 2-nitrofluorene, 7-nitrobenz [a] anthracene, and 6-nitrobenzo[a]pyrene are provided. NBS 423

Software Matrix computation PC-MATLAB, an IBM PC, PC-XT, and PC-AT compatible program, specializes in matrix computing and accepts com­

mands in the standard math notation for matrix operations. Capabilities include eigenvalues, eigenvectors, matrix arith­ metic and inversion, linear-equation so­ lution, fast Fourier transforms, convolu­ tions, and multivariate statistical calcu­ lations. The MathWorks 425 Quality control NWA Quality Analyst generates vari­ able, attribute, and miscellaneous con­ trol charts. Data manipulation manage­ ment capabilities as well as common statistical tests and procedures are in­ cluded. Northwest Analytical, Inc. 427 Chemical information processing The Chemist's Personal Software Se­ ries, designed to store, retrieve, dis­ play, and print information, runs on the IBM PC, XT, or AT. Programs available are ChemBase, a molecule and reac­ tion data base; ChemText, a word pro­ cessor; ChemTalk, which turns a PC into a terminal compatible with MDL's mainframe software; and ChemHost, which performs operations re­ quested by ChemTalk. Molecular De­ sign Ltd. 428

Our 24th annual chromatography catalog is packed with application know-how. Our 1985 Analabs Chromatography Catalog is virtually the only source you'll ever need to precisely find the right GC, LC, and/or TLC accessories and chemical standards. You'll probably find yourself and your staff using it more than ever because we've expanded our capillary and packed column sections to help you keep pace with the latest in separation technologies. And, you'll find many new and exclusive environmental standards. If our new catalog doesn't have everything you need—don't be afraid to ask. Our 24 years of serving the industry means we understand the chromatographer's needs. So don't think of us as just a supply house—we're in business to help the practicing chromatographer. For fast service send in the coupon and we'll send you the source. The Foxboro Company, 80 Republic Drive, North Haven, CT 06473, (203) 288-8463.

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