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resonant circuit behavior at mega- cycle frequencies is complex enough, but the analyst must go beyond this in order to interpret the behavior of subs...
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INSTRUMENTATION the multivibrator t o drive t h e solenoids directly, thus eliminating the use of a relay.

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• COMPLETELY

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Self-setting at the zero point.

• EASY TO OPERATE O n e stopcock controls all action.

• GRAVITY FILLED N o error due to air bubbles, even with viscous substances.

• OPERATES ON ONE A I R VENT Single opening guarded by soda lime tube gives maximum protection against contamina­ tion.

• SIMPLIFIED

CONSTRUCTION

Easy to clean.

• NO WASTE Overflow solution returns to reservoir.

• COSTLY BREAKAGE REDUCED Heavy iron stability.

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LSU

Symposium

Analysts have come t o regard t h e annual Louisiana State University Symposia on Modern Methods of Analytical Chemistry as an indis­ pensable event on their professional calendar. T h e fifth meeting, J a n u ­ ary 28 t o 31 was no exception t o the rule. Within t h e diversified program [Chem. and Eng. News, 29, N o . 50, 5276 (1951)] several outstanding contributions were of interest t o t h e instrument-minded analyst. Olen Nance gave an ex­ cellent resume of t h e status of high frequency methods. T h e theory of resonant circuit behavior a t mega­ cycle frequencies is complex enough, b u t t h e analyst must go beyond this in order t o interpret t h e behavior of substances in such fields in terms of their physicochemical properties. Fortunately, much of this interest­ ing work is currently appearing in

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Burette Cap., ml.

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Price

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#71-645 Automatic Pipette made of "Pyrex" brand chemi­ cal glass. Complete as illus­ trated. Reservoir Cap., mi.

Pipette Cap., ml.

1000 1000 2000 2000

5 10 25 50

Price

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W. D . Cooke and Donald DeFord provided additional glimpses of t h e exciting possibilities in t h e field of coulometric titrations. T h e a p ­ proaches of these two investigators is complementary; t h e former h a s been concerned with internal gen­ eration of reagents and with super­ sensitive means of end-point d e ­ tection. This has yielded analyses for submicrogram quantities, which for precision and sensitivity rival the spectrographic method. T h e latter is extending t h e general field of external generation of reagents by coulometric methods with means for completely automatic operation. There are now several accurate pro­ cedures which involve nothing more t h a n a precise measurement of cur­ rent and elapsed time. Philip W. West h a s once more served t h e analyst handsomely in arranging these symposia.