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Aug 1, 1970 - MANUFACTURERS' LITERATURE. Anal. Chem. , 1970, 115 (82), pp 76A–80A. DOI: 10.1021/ac60291a774. Publication Date: August 1970...
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MANUFACTURERS' LITERATURE Operational Amplifiers. A β-page foldout short-form catalog gives full speci­ fications and brief application sugges­ tions for the company's 12 most widely used op amps. Analog Devices, Inc., 221 Fifth St., Cambridge, Mass. 02142 601 Ovens, Furnaces, Cold Rooms.

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6-page bulletin presents representative models of the company's entire line of humidity chambers, ovens, furnaces, walk-in incubator rooms, and walk-in cold rooms. Hotpack Corp., 5004 Cottman Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. 19135 602

free brochure outlines 8 8 applications for new thermal analysis system Carle's new approach to thermal analysis provides a unique solution for characterizing high molecular weight organic mixtures. Reflecting the volatility and thermal decomposition patterns of a sample's organic constituents, this technique achieves results previously impossible with conventional mass spectrometry, absorption spectroscopy, gas chro­ matography, and thermogravimetry. Applications range from fundamental research in organic and polymer chemistry to routine quality control and testing. Specific data developed by this new analytical technique includes volatility patterns, quantitative determination of minor components, thermal degradation patterns in inert and reactive atmospheres, vapor pressure measurements, and thermal stability of organic materials designed for high temperature applications. A new twelve-page brochure outlines eighty-eight potential usages covering such fields of interest as: • Aerospace · Electronic Components * Polymers " Air Pollution · Explosives * Rubber • Biomedical · Food * Solid Fuels " Container & Packaging · Food Chemistry · Textiles Materials · Pesticides · Water • Chemical Manufacture · Petroleum Analysis The significance of actual thermograms from these fields are discussed. Also included are complete specifications on this new instrument, the Carle Model 3000 Thermal Analysis System. Write today for your free copy.

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Precoated TLC Plates. An 8-page cat­ alog describes the company's entire line of thin layer chromatography Uniplate and prescored Uniplates. Common ad­ sorbents are listed, and details of pack­ aging techniques are given. Analtech, Inc., 100 S. Justison St., Wilmington, Del. 19801 603 Miniature A/D System. Two pages picture, describe, and give detailed specifications of a miniature analog-todigital system, ΜΟΡΟ 301. Schock Electro-Optics, Inc., 1875 Massachu­ setts Ave., Cambridge, Mass. 02140 604 Power Supplies. Catalog B-703, 68 pages, provides comprehensive data on the company's modules, high-voltage power supplies, high-speed units, gen­ eral- and special-purpose supplies, and programming accessories. Twelve pages of applications notes and glos­ sary are included. Kepco, Inc., 131-38 Sanford, Ave., Flushing, Ν. Υ. 11352 605 D/A Converters. A 4-page foldout data sheet describes two D/A con­ verters with 15-bit resolution (1 part in 32,000), designated DAC-15RF and DAC-15RS. Analog Devices, Pastoriza Div., 221 Fifth St., Cambridge, Mass. 02142 606 Optical Reference Manual and Cata­ log. A 94-page booklet presents com­ plet* descriptions and ordering infor­ mation on Optical Industries' lenses, prisms, filters, beamsplitters, and pre­ cision instruments. The reference sec­ tion presents a wide selection of con­ version tables, optical formulas, and technical definitions. Optical Indus­ tries, 1218 E. Pomona, Santa Ana, Calif. 92707 607

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Analytical Standard Chemicals. Bul­ letin 111, 4 pages, lists 46 analytical standard kits containing alcohols, amines, ketones, pesticides, hydrocar­ bons, phenols, sulfur compounds, fatty acids, and methyl esters. Kits are de­ signed for instrument calibration. PolyScience Corp., 2101 Dempster St., Evanston, 111. 60201 608 High Temperature Metallography.

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6-page folder describes and pictures the research console installation "Vacuthermat." This system combines a hightemperature heating stage with a metallograph and a high-vacuum pump system. Hacker Instruments, Inc., P.O. Box 646, West Caldwell, N. J. 07006 609

Right? Right. W a n t t h e right c l a m p f o r e v e r y laboratory need? The Precision line PRECISJON features clamps for every purpose, designed for strength, durability and corrosion-resistance. Also unique SCIENTIFIC LAB-FRAMES» and accessories. Ask your Precision Scientific Dealer or write us for full-line Bulletin 641. Precision Scientific Company, 3737 W. Cortland St., Chicago, III. 60647.

Ir Micro Solid Sampling. Sixteen pages detail the use of AgCl encap­ sulation for direct analysis of micro­ quantities of reactive materials or those that sublime in the heat of the ir beam. Included are spectra and photos. Barnes Engineering Co., 30 Commerce Pal., Stamford, Conn. 06902 610 Environmental

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Bulletin IB-70, 6 pages, describes and illustrates representative models of the company's humidity chambers, ovens, furnaces, walk-in incubators, and cold rooms. Hotpack Corp., 5004 Cottman Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. 19135 611 Ultra-Pure Chemicals. A new 1970 catalog lists some 800 ultrapure metals and salts with purities ranging up to 99.99995% and VacDep materials for thin-film or vacuum deposition. Apache Chemicals, P.O. Box 17, Rockford, 111. 61105 612

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