ELECTRO-THERMAL SALES CORP. - Analytical Chemistry (ACS

May 22, 2012 - ELECTRO-THERMAL SALES CORP. Anal. Chem. , 1967, 39 (2), pp 78A–78A. DOI: 10.1021/ac60246a765. Publication Date: February 1967...
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PITTSBURGH EXPOSITION

GREATER ACCURACY-VERSATILITY

Electrothermal ®

MARK II

MELTING POINT APPARATUS TEMPERATURE RANGE: 20° to 360° C

Exhibiting: Fiberglass laboratory fume hoods and equipment, fiberglass glove boxes and tissue culture hoods.

C O L E M A N INSTRUMENTS CORP. 4 2 M a d i s o n St. M a y w o o d , III. 60154

Exhibiting: UV-VIS-NLR spectro­ photometers (complete line of double beam and single beam spectropho­ tometers) ; complete pH meter and electrode line plus automated N 2 , C/H, and 0 2 analyzers. CONSOLIDATED ELECTRODYNAMICS CORP. 3 6 0 Sierra M a d r e Villa Pasadena, Calif. 91109

Exhibiting: 22-101 Direct reading emission spectrometer and 21-104 or­ ganic chemist's mass spectrometer.

MARK II Advanced Model as described

$

295

COORS PORCELAIN C O . 6 0 0 N i n t h St. G o l d e n , Colo.

MARK I Standard Model without fine temperature control and instant heat booster

*240 OPERATION: Uses established tech­ nique of melting samples at the bot­ tom of vertical capillary tubes. Up to three samples are placed in the shielded low heat capacity metal block, illuminated and viewed through a deep fixed focus lens. MELTING POINT BLOCK: Central vert­ ical hole receives the thermometer, and three holes equidistant from ther­ mometer bulb receive the capillary tubes. A borosilicate glass surrounding sleeve eliminates air currents. HEATING: The heating element yields i n f i n i t e l y v a r i a b l e rates of heating through coarse and fine control. A press button booster can over-ride the controls for maximum heat input when required. ILLUMINATION AND VIEWING: Light from two lamps is directed into block for maximum clarity with minimum glare. THERMOMETER: Specially designed to achieve the accuracy required over the entire range of 20° to 360° C. Spe­ cially-treated glass virtually eliminates risk of zero migration. Immersion of thermometer in block has been stand­ ardized at 34 mm. and allowance made for emergent stem during calibration. Write for full information and name of your local dealer

ELECTRO-THERMAL SALES CORP. Dept.

A, 300 Northern Boulevard Great Neck, N.Y. 11021 Phone 516-466-8218

Circle No. 1 on Readers' Service Card 78 A

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ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY

C O R N I N G GLASS W O R K S B u i l d i n g 8 , 4 t h Floor Corning, N . Y . 14830

Exhibiting: Complete line of pH equipment, including meters, electrodes, and accessories, with line of specific ion electrodes; water distillation units; hot plates and stirrers including remote control units; porous glass for thin layer chromatography; and complete line of Pyrex, Corex, and Vycor brands of laboratory glassware. COULTER ELECTRONICS INDUSTRIAL DIVISION 2 6 0 1 N. M a n n h e i m Rd. Franklin Park, III. 6 0 1 3 1

Exhibiting: Particle size analyzers for size distribution and concentration between 0.5 and 800 microns; Model Β industrial Coulter counter; and Model M data reduction accessory. C R A W F O R D FITTING CO 2 9 5 0 0 Solon Rd. Solon, Ohio 44139

Exhibiting: Swagelok tube fittings and other hydraulic and pneumatic components featuring Swagelok tube fitting connections. CRESCENT M A N U F A C T U R I N G C O . 1 8 3 9 South P u l a s k i R d . Chicago, III. 6 0 6 2 3

Exhibiting: Wig-L-Bugs Models 3A5A and 6000 for small sample mixing, uniform particle size reduction in chem­ istry, metallurgy, and spectroscopy.

W . H . CURTIN & C O : P. O . B o x 1 5 4 6 Houston, Texas 77001

Exhibiting: Instruments Inc. gas chromatographs ; Curtin column pack­ ings; spectrophotometers; pH meters; ion electrodes; balances; recorders; and reagent chemicals. DISTILLATION PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES 7 5 5 Ridge Road West Rochester, Ν . Υ . 14603

Exhibiting: Eastman organic chemi­ cals, some 4900 different organic chemi­ cals for research, analysis, and produc­ tion; Eastman chromagram system for thin layer chromatography, prepared sheets and developing apparatus. D O H R M A N N INSTRUMENTS C O . 1 0 6 2 Linda V i s t a A v e . M o u n t a i n V i e w , Calif. 94040

Exhibiting: Recording microcoulometric titrating system specific for ni­ trogen, halide- and sulfur-bearing com­ pounds; gas chromatographic potentiometric recorders; and other labora­ tory recorders. E. I. d u P O N T d e N E M O U R S & C O . , INC. Wilmington, Del. 19898

Exhibiting: Du Pont 900 modular thermal analysis system featuring Model 900 differential thermal ana­ lyzer, the 940 thermomechanical ana­ lyzer, the 950 thermogravimetric ana­ lyzer and high temperature DTA modules for 1600° C operation; Model 310 curve resolver, a computer system to resolve overlapping peaks in plotted analytical data; Model 510 moisture analyzer for moisture analysis in a range from 0-25,000 ppm. D U R R U M INSTRUMENT C O R P . 9 2 5 E. M e a d o w D r . Palo A l t o , Calif. 94303

Exhibiting: Prism-grating spectro­ photometer, Model PCS, with double monochromator and 180 to 1000 ταμ wavelength range; Durrum-Gibson stopped-flow spectrophotometer for rapid kinetic studies; and DurrumJasco spectropolarimeter for measure­ ment of circular dichroism and optical rotatory dispersion. EASTMAN K O D A K C O . 3 4 3 S t a t e St. Rochester, Ν . Υ . 14650

Exhibiting: A broad range of sensi­ tized materials applicable to all scien­ tific photographic techniques.