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Take three giant steps to finer results. Fisher is showing all three at the Pittsburgh Conference — and more. More accurate titrations. Greater automation than ever, too. It's our unique new titration "supercontrol." Shown below in the multi-sample Fisher Titralyzer® II. Its official name is Titrate Demand Module and it automatically varies titrant delivery rate for optimal results. The big news is that it's based entirely on the chemistry of each sample. Totally independent of all other experimental variables, this endpoint-seeking module (patent pending) actually determines your endpoint for you — whatever the sample. Ideal for automating your difficult tests. CIRCLE 241 ON READER SERVICE CARD

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0· ~ Speedier spectrophotometry. You have to see it to believe it. New Fisher Spectromatic™ discrete analyzer reduces routine operation to the simplest procedure to date — without impairing the flexibility needed for research. Note the special concentration controls for faster setups and pushbutton QC. Compact system includes microprocessor, advanced peristaltic pump, Peltier thermoelectric microflow-cell (most precise temperature control available), and versatile spectrophotometer equally at home in industrial, biochemical and clinical labs. Surprisingly low priced. CIRCLE 242 ON READER SERVICE CARD

PIUS... More reproducible sulfurs. Patented amperometric titration technique — specific for sulfur, unaffected by nitrogen oxides and chlorides — keeps Fisher Sulfur Analyzer outstanding in its field. Results in % and ppm, with ± 3 % accuracy, ± 2 % reproducibility and repeatability — without need for skilled personnel. Now with high-speed solid-state resistance furnace. CIRCLE 244 ON READER SERVICE CARD

Higher-capacity clean-ups. Three Fisher Chemical Clean-Up Kits efficiently, economically control acid, caustic, and flammable solvent spills. Each a scientifically formulated package with up to five times more absorptive capacity than other preparations. CIRCLE 245 ON READER SERVICE CARD

More consistent HPLC. When you adopt Fisher Certified HPLC-grade solvents. Bottle to bottle, lot to lot, they assure consistent results. Produced in one of the industry's most modern facilities devoted exclusively to reagents, and submicronfiltered to protect your columns and pumps. (Watch for a forthcoming addition: our HPLC-grade water with lowest residual organics ever!) CIRCLE 246 ON READER SERVICE CARD

More economical weighings. Now there are eight Fisher/Ainsworth electronic toploaders to serve you. Each a budgetpriced product of American design and technology — providing the most balance per dollar. Models for 50, 200, 300, 1000, 2000g, including advanced microprocessor versions. Plus a compact BCDcoupled printing/balance. And our unique battery-pack portable for field use. CIRCLE 247 O N READER SERVICE CARD

More automated specific-ions. Dramatically new Accumet® 750 pH/ion meter makes pH and specific-ion determinations easier than ever. Just enter data on convenient keyboard. Microprocessor does all calculations for you. There's high-speed, totally automatic standardization. And no temperature restrictions. Read pH, mV, concentration (ppm, moles/liter, mg/liter, whatever) on big bold 5-digit LED display. Temperature too — either continuously or (via pushbutton) in the midst of any other operation.

For a brighter lab. Only Fisher brings you full-performance pH in such moraleboosting packages. The bright new Accumet® 600 family of pH/mV meters. Incomparable precision, accuracy and dependability. And what a pleasure.to look at! Five clean crisp colors: red, orange, yellow, blue, green. CIRCLE 248 ON READER SERVICE CARD

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