W h a t a Reagent Survey t o l d us a b o u t y o u In a recent widespread survey, you chemists
W e welcome your suggestions and we're
told us a good deal about your likes and
p l a n n i n g to follow them. Presently, you
dislikes.
will begin to see the new 'Baker Analyzed'
You liked 'Baker Analyzed' C. P. Chemicals
Reagent label, similar to specimen below.
and you ranked them as the N o . 1 line of
Of course, the transition will have to be
Laboratory Chemicals in dependability,
in
gradual. It will take a long time before all
That
'Baker Analyzed' Reagents reach you with
known
quality,
and in availability.
was fine praise, and we liked
the new label—for Baker distributors will
T h e n , some of you told us some things you
continue to receive laboratory chemicals
didn't
labeled both ways until this transition can
like:
Y o u asked us n o t to call o u r c h e m i c a l s
be completed.
Ό P.'—but to use the term 'Reagent.'
This n e w label is another contribution to
Y o u felt that 'Baker Analyzed' Labeling
the needs of the laboratory chemist by the
could be improved. You wanted the actual
makers of Baker Reagents, already first in
analysis on the label, b u t you wanted it in
dependability, first in k n o w n quality and
type that could be more easily read. Y o u
first in availability. J. T . Baker Chemical
also wanted the chemical name to appear
Co., Executive
in bolder display.
burg, N e w Jersey.
Baker CHEMICAL
Offices and Plant!
Phillips-
Baker Chemicals REAGENT
WARMING! Causes Severe Burns to Skin and Eyes Avoid contact with skin, eyes, and clothing. Do not take internally.
When handling, wear goggles ot face shield. While making solutions, add Potassium Hydrox ide slowly to surface of solution to avoid violent
milk or white of eggs beaten with water. CALL
FINE
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INDUSTRIAL
PF.LLETS
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r ^ e r Analyzed RB*»*»'__ ANALYSIS OF LOT NU.
Assay
POISON Antidote EXTERNAL: Flood with water, then wash with vinegar. If in eyes, wash with satu rated boric acid solution. INTERNAL: Do not use emetics. Give water with large amount of diluted vinegar, lemon or orange juice. Follow with
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Ι Potassium Hydroxide
spattering. In case of contact, immediately flush skin with plenty of water and wash with vinegar; for eyes, flush with plenty of water for at least 15 min utes and get medical attention.
A PHYSICIAN.
it.
(KOH>
bleu
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88.8
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% %
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1.8 0.008
Nitrogen Compounds (as N)
0.0004 %
0.0004 %
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Sulfate (SO.) Ammonium Hydroxide Precipitate Heavy Metals (as Ao) Iron (Fe)
0.001 0.008 0.0005 0.0004
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Phosphate (P0«)
Baker
%
Potassium Carbonate (K-C03) Chloride (CI)
Sodium
(Na)
.—
0.002
% % % %
%
J.T.RAKER CHEMICAL CO.. PHILLIPSBURG. N. J.
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