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adaptable for centrifuging to speed up separations, and the valve is so designed that it is completely locked in during this process. The K-4525 serie...
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m e n t a n d newest progress in various phases will b e presented with emphasis on instrumentation. T h e symposium should serve a s a review of p a s t a n d present accomplishments as well as a n idea of w h a t m a y b e expected in t h e future.

INTRODUCING A NEW CONCEPT

SEPARATORY FUNNELS

Opening of Symposium and Introductory Remarks. H. K. ALBER, Chairman, Arthur H. Thomas Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Microchemical Techniques. A. A. BENEDETTI-PICHLER, Honorary Chairman, Queens College, Flushing, Ν. Υ. Quantitative Organic Microanalysis. A L STEYERMARK, Hoffmann-La Roche Inc., Nutley, N. J. Physicochemical Methods in Microanaly­ sis.

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KONTES SEPARATORY FUNNELS Provide Practical Benefits to A l l Segments of the Chemical Industry

HARRY LEVIN, Texas Oil Co., Beacon, Ν. Υ.

Chemical Microscopy (Fusion Methods). Armour Research

Foundation, Chicago, 111. Discussion and showing of moving pictures depicting microchemical techniques.

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egardless of t h e specialized chemical field in which you are engaged, t h e ULTRAMAX TEFLON VALVE, embodying in principle a sharp departure from conventional stopcocks, will provide you w i t h a host of exceptional values.

T h e committee for t h e symposium consists of A r t h u r H . Hale representing t h e Affiliated Analytical Group, Dela­ w a r e Section, A M E R I C A N C H E M I C A L S O C I ­

ETY; J o s . Alicino, representing t h e Metropolitan Microchemical Society, New Y o r k ; Win. C . Ellenbogen repre­ senting t h e Analytical a n d Microchemi­ cal Group, Philadelphia Section, A M E R I ­

N o lubricants, for instance, are required in these Separatory Funnels. This means that you can now handle any material heretofore sensitive t o this substance. Acids, alkalies and other reagents will not cause them to stick. Without lubricants t o dissolve, there is also freedom from troublesome leakage.

CAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY ; R i c h a r d Z a h n e r

representing t h e South Jersey Section, AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY;

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JOHN MITCHELL, J R . , Experiment Sta­

tion, E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Wilmington, Del. Microanalysis in the Petroleum Industry. WALTER C. MCCRONE,

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The smaller sizes of funnels (30 t o 125 m l ) are especially adaptable for centrifuging to speed up separations, and t h e valve is so designed t h a t it is completely locked in during this process. The K-4525 series, cylindrical type, 30 m l . , is ideal for vitamin analysis.

Herbert

K. Alber, Chairman. Members of t h e sponsoring groups or sections m a y obtain free preregistration tickets from their representatives on t h e committee.

It 'will pay you well to investigate KONTES' FUNNELS today.

Summer Courses at University of Padua

SEPARATORY

TYPES NOW AVAILABLE

T h e University of P a d u a will hold summer courses a t Bressanone (Dolo­ mites zone), Italy, including a series of lectures a t t h e Center of Polarography. July 26 to 30. Production and Use of Radioactive Isotopes. August 2 to 6. Theoretical and Practical Polarography. August 9 and 10. Chromatography. August 11. Electrophoresis. August 12. Spectrophotometry. August 13. Electronics. Information is available from t h e University of P a d u a , Via L . Loredan, Padua, Italy.

Zeitschrift fur Physikalische Chemie T h e M a y 1954 issue of t h e Zeiisckrift fur Physikalische Chemie, Neue Folge (Volume 1, Nos. 1/2) contains papers b y Abel, Bandow, Block, Bonhoeffer, Gonser, Hauffe, Kahlweit, Rahmel, Schulz, Schwab, Strehlow, a n d S u h r m a n n . I t VOLUME

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K-4535

K-4545 K-4525 Write for Literature on Complete Series of Separatory Funnels. Ask also for Complete Catalog on Kontes* High Quality Standard and Specially-Designed Labora­ tory Glassware.

*Ultramax—Reg. T.M. of Fischer & Porter Co.—*Tef)on—Reg. T.M. of E.I. DuPont Co.

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V I N E L A N D , N E W JERSEY For further information, circle number 27 A on Readers' Service Card, page 41 A

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