WILKS SCIENTIFIC CORPORATION

write, for further information. DITRIC OPTICS INC. 247 MAPLE STREET. MARLBORO, MASS. 01752. 617/481 - 4629. CIRCLE 47 ON READER SERVICE CARD...
0 downloads 0 Views 156KB Size
Need More Energy at From $9.50

340.0 NM? T r y a Ditric Optics interference filter. They feature a 3 cavity design, high transmission a n d ex­ t r e m e l y dense o f f b a n d b l o c k i n g . A v a i l a b l e f r o m s t o c k i n 1 / 2 " square t o 5 " square. Quantities one t o a thousand.

Mass Spectrometers Two new mass spectrometers, suit­ able for operation with gas chromatographs, are known as the Chromatog­ raphy Micromass 12 Series. They are single-focusing instruments with a 12-cm radius and a 60° sector, but they can be converted into doublefocusing types if needed. Resolutions are 1250, and mass sensitivities are in the picogram range, by use of pro­ grammed peak selection. The Micromass 12F is a fast pumping instru­ ment which uses 1300-1. /sec diffusion pumps on the sample source and can handle up to 24 ml/min of carrier gas flowing directly from a gas chromatograph without use of any molecular separator. Available accessories in­ clude a multiple-ion monitor, a probe for inserting solid samples, a reservoir system, and a gas chromatograph. VG Micromass Ltd., Winsford, Cheshire, England

Liquid Chromatograph Model 1440 LC features a constant flow, pulseless, 2000-psi solvent pump for isocratic or gradient elution and a six-port injection valve for rapid and reproducible sample introduction. Columns are stainless steel. Also in­ cluded in the system are a dual-beam photometer with eight full-scale absorbance ranges from 0.01 to 2.0 A, microflow cells, and 13 operating wavelengths. Instrument Specialties Co. 415

D i t r i c O p t i c s also f e a t u r e s a w i d e variety o f stock wavelengths f r o m 334.0 n m thru 1060.0 n m w i t h bandwidths from 1.0 n m t h r u 1 5 . 0 n m . S p e c i a l f i l t e r s f o r use in image t r a n s f e r s y s t e m s are avail­ able a t m o s t w a v e l e n g t h s , c a l l , o r write, for further information.

DITRIC OPTICS INC. 247 M A P L E

STREET

MARLBORO,

For m o r e information on listed i t e m s , circle the appropriate n u m b e r s on one of our R e a d e r s ' S e r v i c e C a r d s

01752

617/481 - 4629

CIRCLE 4 7 O N READER SERVICE CARD

TRY INFRARED

Electronic Microbalance Model AD-2 Autobalance has a sam­ ple capacity of 5 grams and a sensi­ tivity of 0.1 μg. The display is bipo­ lar, 4n/2-digital (up to 80% overrange) DPM with decimal points, autoranging, and has a fully buffered BCD output for printers and computers. The balance is fully automated with instant readout. $2585. Perkin-Elmer Corp. 416

MASS.

better quantitative data faster and less expensively The Wilks Scientific MIRAN I ™ system of infrared analyzers offers analytical chemists an economical measuring package adaptable to a wide variety of sampling situations. Wherever infrared absorption can be measured, a MIRAN I instrument will provide outstanding results at low cost. Users claim quantitative precision equal or superior to research-grade spectrophotometers. And infrared often produces better, faster, and less ex-

pensive results than gas chroma­ tography. Three different analyzers, any type of sampling system, a variety of readouts, and several special mod­ ifications make the MIRAN I a versa­ tile tool for low cost analysis. Write for a new brochure. Also write for Wilks' complete catalog of infrared accessories. S C I E N T I F I C

WILKS C O R P O R A T I O N

P.O. BOX 449, S. NDRWALK. CT. QS856. Ξ03/838-4537

CIRCLE 215 ON READER SERVICE CARD ANALYTICAL

CHEMISTRY,

VOL. 45, NO. 13, NOVEMBER

1973 · 1147 A