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HIGH PURITY ACIDS • ACS REAGENT ACIDS • REDISTILLED ACIDS Produced by taking ACS Reagent Grade acids and redistilling them in glass. This distaiiatlon yields high purity acids with very low or absent trace elements.

DOUBLE-DISTILLED ACIDS Κ. Κ. Unger is professor of chemistry at Johannes Gutenberg-Universi tat, Maint, F.R.G. He received his PhD in chemistry at the Technische Hochschule of Darmstadt, F.R.G.. in 1965. He was visiting professor at Northeastern University in 1973 and at National University of Singapore in 1982. His research focuses on the synthesis and characterization of tailor-made porous adsorbents and supports and their application in var­ ious fields, particularly HPLC.

Manufactured by taking tne already very pure redistilled acids and passing them through vycor / Ouartz stills twice. This process removes virtually all volatile and non voi.itιip impurities. For details on tne full line of CFS cnemicais Hign Purltv Adds, circle tne reader service number below.

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