For Unvarying Purity In Your Laboratory Reagents
B&A••• a name you can trust Laboratory reagents must have unvarying purity. To be true chemical micrometers, they must comply constantly with predetermined specifications—without deviation. That is why the American Chemical Society has set up its splendid system of establishing "Maximum Limits of Impurities" governing reagents "suitable for careful analytical work." That, too, is why Baker & Adamson makes its reagents in full conformance with these carefully deFor
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veloped specifications set by the chemical profession itself. With B&A Reagents, there is no lot-to-lot variation in product purity that necessitates individual batch labeling; nor does B&A ever put its materials on the market under makeshift classifications. Always, and in all ways, B&A offers you only reagents of accepted, accredited A. C. S. purity. Since unvarying reagent purity is so important in your laboratory, be sure— specify B&A Reagents. They cost no more!
reagents not covered by A. C. S. specifications, B&A offers materials of comparable high purity.
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