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Liquid Scintillation. Characteristics of ambient liquid scintillation counting are described in application data sheet number NI-8104. Potential problems and their solutions are discussed, as well as simplified methods of cocktail prepa­ ration and the advantages of room-tem­ perature operation over refrigerated systems. Beckman Scientific and Proc­ ess Instruments Division, 2500 Harbor Blvd., Fullerton, Calif. 92634 601 Nuclear

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25-page laboratory guide on the Educa­ tor Series modular nuclear teaching in­ struments describes over 20 instru­ ments and many experiments. These AEC-compatible instruments include preamplifiers, pulse-shaping amplifiers, single channel pulse height analyzers, timing discriminators, and coincidence units. Canberra Industries, 50 Silver St., Middletown, Conn. 602

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Gas Chromatography. A 16-page price list of this company's gas chroma­ tography systems, accessories, and supplies lists order numbers, quantities, and prices for more than 325 items. Specify Bulletin 410P. Packard In­ strument Co., Inc., 2200 Warrenville Rd., Downers Grove, 111. 60515 603

Trilay® constructionis a new platinum metal composite material for crucibles. It inhibits formation of large crystalscrucibles last longer and are stiffer and easier to clean.

Infrared Spectrometry. Data Sheet 023 describes the use of KBr, TlBr, and Csl as pressed pellet powders for solid phase infrared spectrometry and lists prices for the powders. Harshaw Chemical Co., 1945 E. 97 St., Cleve­ land, Ohio 44106 604

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LDH Electrophoresis. The procedure for separation and staining of LDH electrophoresis is the subject of Techni­ cal Bulletin 144. Detailed information on amounts and types of reagents and stains is given in this booklet. E-C Ap­ paratus Corp., 222 S. 40 St., Philadel­ phia, Pa. 19104 605 Infrared Accessories. Heated and Pyrex gas cells are featured in Bulletin 7000-62 which presents infrared gas sampling accessories manufactured by this company's London subsidiary. Beckman Scientific and Process Instru­ ments Division, 2500 Harbor Blvd., Fullerton, Calif. 92634 606

Platinum 3'/4% Rhodiumrecommended for high temperature fusions and ignitions.

Pure Iridium and Pure Rhodium Crucibles —suggested for melting and other high temperature applications where platinum or platinum alloys cannot be used.

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Infrared Analysis. This company's London subsidiary manufactures a line of attenuated total reflectance units and accessories for infrared spectrome­ try which is described in Bulletin 7000-08. Beckman Scientific and Proc­ ess Instruments Division, 2500 Harbor Blvd., Fullerton, Calif. 92634 608 Chemicals. This 80-page 1967 catalog lists price, quantity, and purity for over 350 chemicals, including perchloric acid mixtures, eerie salts, phenanthrolines and bipyridines, primary standards, and oxidation-reduction indicators. G. Frederick Smith Chemical Co., 867 McKinley Ave., Columbus, Ohio 43223 609

3alileo Refractometers available from $430. Model illustrated $540.

The Galileo Polarimeter features com­ pact design for easy and comfortable operation. Inclined focusable eye­ piece lets operator alternate between field and graduated scale observation. The analyser with two parts field divi­ sion is always adjustable independent of tube length. Thermometer checks environmental temperature. The Gali­ leo Polarimeter features a built-in so­ dium vapor light source as standard equipment. Speed and accuracy a r e built into every Galileo ABBE Refractometer. The refractive index scale between 1.300-1.700 gives direct reading of 3rd decimal place, estimates to fourth. Continuous chromatic com­ pensator permits use with white light ...accurately determines chromatic dispersion. Thermometer equipped to check water temperatures. Ideal for foods, edible oils, perfumes, paints, pharmaceuticals, essential oils and plastics. We'll be happy to send you our illus­ trated catalog...or to quote you on your particular needs.

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Solutions. An 8-page pamphlet dis­ cusses techniques for determining the concentration of solutions. The topics in "Physical Chemistry Review" No. 0 and MC7-11 include freezing point, vapor pressure, osmotic pressure, and boiling point. Advanced Instruments, Inc., 45 Kenneth St., Newton High­ lands, Mass. 610 Infrared Accessories. The liquidsampling accessories for infrared spec­ trophotometers described in Bulletin 7000-42 are products of this company's London subsidiary. Beckman Scientif­ ic and Process Instruments Division, 2500 Harbor Blvd., Fullerton, Calif. 92634 611 Precious Metals. Technical Bulletin No. 89 lists all the purities available in gold, gold alloys, silver, silver alloys, and platinum. Semi-Alloys, Inc., 20 N. MacQuesten Pkwy., Mount Vernon, Ν. Υ. 10550 " 612

Rosemount Baths maintain stable temperatures for the most critical calibrations Rosemount c a l i b r a t i o n baths are de­ signed to meet some of the toughest temperature calibration requirements ever encountered. Extreme stability and uniformity, wide temperature range, fast temperature change and operating con­ venience ensure precise sensor calibra­ tions. There are three variable temperature models and a constant temperature ice bath. A variety of coolants and bath me­ dia are used for set points from -250°F to + 7 5 0 ° F. Calibration zones are large and unobstructed. Uses include calibration of tempera­ ture sensors, determination of tempera­ ture coefficients of temperature-sensi­ tive devices, and experiments where ex­ treme temperature stability is essential. Full information and complete tech­ nical data furnished on request.

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Column Chromatography. Bulletin 1166 describes an adjustable column de­ signed for ascending, descending, or recycling column chromatographic ap­ plications. Plungers and removable ex­ tenders allow the column to be adjusted from its maximum length to zero. Kontes Glass Co., 141 Spruce St., Vineland, N. J. 08360 613

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Countercurrent Bibliography: Inor­ ganic. Technical Bulletin 117 gives ab­ stracts of 23 papers in which countercurrent distribution was used to sepa­ rate inorganic materials. E-C Appara­ tus Corp., 222 S. 40 St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19104 616 Thermopiles. A 6-page foldout bro­ chure describes Flexible Cable Thermo­ piles which measure subtle changes in temperature from the cryogenic region up to 500° F. Details of construction and applications for these thermopiles are given. Science Products Corp., Route 46, Dover, N. J. 07801 617 Digital Display. Bulletin 7103 de­ scribes special features and specifi­ cations for digital display systems to be used with laboratory spectropho­ tometers. A series of modular com­ ponents provides an integrated read­ out, printout, or calculating capability to fit specific needs. Beckman Scien­ tific and Process Instruments Division, 2500 Harbor Blvd., Fullerton, Calif. 92634 618 High Temperature Furnaces. Cata­ log No. SF-12 describes ultra-high tem­ perature furnaces which provide sus­ tained temperatures from 2500° to 3000° C. Specifications and illustra­ tions are contained in this 6-page bro­ chure. Astro Industries, Inc., 606 N. Olive St., Santa Barbara, Calif. 93101 619

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Electrophoresis. Procedure for sepa­ ration and staining of serum glycopro­ teins is the subject of Technical Bulle­ tin 143. E-C Apparatus Corp., 222 S. 40 St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19104 627

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Thermocouple Kit. This kit contains all components necessary to construct thermocouple probes for cryogenic through high temperature service. Micro-miniature, standard, and heavy duty thermocouples can be built. Re­ quest Product Bulletin 695. Omega Engineering, Inc., P. 0. Box 47, Springdale, Conn. 06879 624

Chronoamperometry. Application Data Sheet EC-8109 describes a potential-sweep chronoamperometry method which uses the Electroscan 30 to detect fumaric acid that has been added to foods as an acidulant. Beckman Scientific and Process Instruments Division, 2500 Harbor Blvd., Fullerton, Calif. 92634 626

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Spex Speaker, Vol. XI, No. 4. The December issue contains a 9-page arti­ cle on "Raman Spectroscopy Revisited" by Professor Alfons Weber. Spex In­ dustries, Inc., 3880 Park Ave., Metuchen, N. J. 08841 Technical Bulletin, Vol. VII, No. 3. Two of the topics discussed in this issue are the hydrogenolysis of beta-ketoesters over platinum catalysts and an xray fluorescent method for determining copper in silver-copper alloys. Ab­ stracts of some patents relating to the platinum metals and gold are included. Engelhard Industries, Inc., 113 Astor St., Newark, N. J. 07114 Fritzsche Library Bulletin, Vol. 10, No. 13. This 13-page bulletin is an index to Vol. 10, January to December, 1966, of the Fritzsche Library Bulletin. Fritzsche Brothers, Inc., 76 Ninth Ave., New York, Ν. Υ. 10011 Gas-Chrom Newsletter, Vol. 8, No. 1. Details are included on «-hydroxy acids and methyl esters, barbiturates, TLC spray reagents, and gas chromatogra­ phy column packing material available from the company. Applied Science Laboratories, Inc., State College, Pa. 16801 Fritzsche Library Bulletin, Vol. 11, No. 2. This 6-page bulletin lists current lit­ erature on essential oils, isolates, and aromatic chemicals. Fritzsche Broth­ ers, Inc., 76 Ninth Ave., New York, N. Y. 10011

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Arcs and Sparks, Vol. 12, No. 1. Feature articles on two spectroscopists, Dr. William F. Meggers and Dr. Harrison M. Randall, are included in this issue. Ultra Carbon Corp., P. 0. Box 747, Bay City, Mich. The INFOrmer, No. 12, 1967. The CRS-50 digital computer system for processing gas chromatography data is discussed, as well as other company products. Infotronics Corp., 7800 Westglen Dr., Houston, Texas 77042

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