INDEX TO ADVERTISERS

Cargille, R. P. Microchemical Specialties Co. Phillips-Drucker Co. Sorvall, Inc., Ivan ... due to sam- pling techniques, turbidity, and presence of ox...
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VOLUME

2 4, N O . 6, J U N E

1952

41 A

COMPLETE PROCESS EQUIPMENT from PRINT to ^ PRODUCTION

INDEX TO ADVERTISERS Alconox, Inc American Instrument Co., Inc Analytical Measurements, Inc

13 A 39 A 41 A

Baker Chemical Co., ,Τ. Τ 5 A Bausch & Lomb Optical Co.. . .4th Cover Beckman Instruments, Inc 29 A Bersworth Chemical Co 33 A Bowser Technical Refrigeration, Div. of Bowser, Inc 41 A Burrell Corp 27 A

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Central Scientific Co Chemical & Power Products, Inc.. Chicago Apparatus Co Coleman Instruments, Inc Coors Porcelain Co

11 A 38 A 30 A 18 A 33 A

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Eastman Kodak Co Eberbach Corp

31 A 37 A

Farrand Optical Co. Inc Fisher Scientific Co Fish-Schurman Corp

9 A, 35 A 2nd Cover 39 A

General Laboratory Supply C o . . . . Grciner Co., Ε mil

15 A 12 A

Harshaw Scientific Co I-Icllige, Inc

14 A 32 A

International Equipment Co

28 A

.Janke Aircraft Engine Test Equip­ ment Co 13 A Jarrell-Ash Co 10 A, 38 A Kimble Glass Div., Owens-Illinois Glass Co 3rd Cover Klett Mfg. Co 30 A, 34 A

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Laboratory Construction Co Laboratory Equipment Corp Laboratory Furniture Co. Inc. . . . Lindberg Engineering Co

Cold, heat, high pressure, vacuum or moisture in any combination? Bowser custom engineered equip­ ment c a n p r o v i d e the r i g h t answer. Temperatures o b t a i n a b l e range from — 1 0 0 ° F. or colder to + 5 5 0 ° F. or more; moisture control from absolute minimum to saturation; and pressures from one micron to 5 0 0 p.s.i. and greater. In a d d i t i o n t o p r o d u c t i o n models, Bowser's experienced technicians also design and con­ struct laboratory size units to test process factors under con­ sideration, and pilot-run models to assure maximum efficiency and economy. Bowser provides complete processing equipment and engi­ neering.

Owens-Illinois Glass Co

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3rd Cover

Palo Laboratory Supplies, Inc 42 A Parr Instrument Co 40 A Photovolt Corp 35 A, 37 A, 39 A Radio Corp. of America

17 32 21 32 33

A A A A A

Taylor & Co., W. A Thermal Syndicate. Ltd Thomas Co., Arthur H

20 A 36 A 10 A 8A

Welch Scientific Co., W. M Wilkens-Anderson Co

22 A 4 A

Zeiss, Inc., Carl

21 A

DIRECTORY Laboratory Supply Center 40 A Cargille, R. P. Microchemical Specialties Co. Phillips-Drucker Co. Sorvall, Inc., Ivan Southwestern Analytical Chemicals Wisconsin Alumni Research Founda­ tion

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POCKET-SIZE pH METER Nothing Like It! Uses Electrometric

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Principle

• E L I M I N A T E S indicating solu­ tions, measurement of sample, and color matching. • ELIMINATES errors due to sam­ pling techniques, turbidity, and presence of oxidizing or reduc­ ing agents.

And Provides— • INSTANT, c o n t i n u o u s , direct reading of pH with no buttons to hold down or dials to turn. • CONTINUOUS r e a d i n g over full pH range with no changes of solutions or adjustments.

REVOLUTIONARY PROBE-UNIT

6A

Sargent & Co., Ε. Η Schleicher & Schuell Co Selas Corp. of America Servo Corp. of America Superior Electric Co

Union Carbide & Carbon C o r p . . . .

BOWSER T E R R Y V I L I E

A A A A

National Carbon Div., Union Car­ bide & Carbon Corp 8A New York Laboratory Supply Co. Inc * 34 A

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