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May 16, 2012 - MANUFACTURES' LITERATURE. Anal. Chem. , 1960, 32 (4), pp 109A–110A. DOI: 10.1021/ac60160a826. Publication Date: April 1960...
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MANUFACTURES' LITERATURE Chemicals. Catalog and price list in­ cludes about 1400 pharmaceutical and cosmetic chemicals; firm specializes in small quantity shipments; 16 pages. Ruger Chemical Co. L-l Metal Elements. Two single pages de­ scribe and list physical properties of erbium and holmium. Research Chemi­ cals. (Cat. Sheets 711 & 611). L-2

photo and line diagram. Houston In­ strument Corp. (Bull. 794-1). L-l 1 Paper Chromatography. Illustrated 14-page catalog describes apparatus and accessories for paper strip chromatog­ raphy; includes insert on prices. Ken­ sington Scientific Corp. (Cat. K50). L-l 2

Thermocouples. Four-page illus­ trated catalog lists metallic sheathed, hard packed, inert oxide insulated thermocouples and extension wire. Re­ search Instruments, Inc. (Cat. 101). L-3

Stirred Autoclaves. Single sheets de­ scribe 1-gallon unit for pressures to 3000 p.s.i. at 650° F., and 1-liter model for pressures to 5000 p.s.i. at"650° F.; includes photos and drawings. Auto­ clave Engineers, Inc. (Bulls. 1257-3 and 1257-2). L-l 3

Laboratory Information. Four-page leaflet discusses the setting up of a quality control and technical develop­ ment laboratory. Small Business Ad­ ministration (Technical Aids for Small Manufacturers, June 1959). L-4

Radiation Monitor. Booklet de­ scribes Detectolab DZ14 Radiation Supervisor for automatic monitoring of gamma and beta radiation in po­ tentially radioactive areas. BJ Elec­ tronics. L-l 4

Paper Reprint. Reprint from Tappi entitled "Animal-Glue Testing for Paper Sizing" describes a standard laboratory tub sizing and air-drying procedure that possesses reasonable re­ liability. Mellon Institute. L-5

Ion Exchange Materials. Twelvepage catalog gives data, prices, and ordering information on the com­ pany's line; also covers resin selec­ tion, applications, and custom service available; contains bibliography. BioRad Laboratories (Price List N). L-l 5

Toggle Switches. Illustrated 32-page catalog covers "pull-to-unlock," her­ metically sealed, "electrical memory," rocker-actuated, and miniaturized de­ signs, as well as military versions. Micro Switch (Cat. 73d). L-6 Stereomodels. Single page gives in­ formation on Rinco Dreiding stereomodel molecular models. G M Instru­ ment Co. 1-7 Power Supplies. Twelve-page cata­ log describes wide variety of d.c. power supplies and a.c. line voltage regula­ tors. Perkin Engineering Corp. (Cat. Ε 59 B). L-8 Instrument Rectifiers. Three pieces of literature give specifications and prices on various types of miniature rectifiers in several of the company's series. Conant Laboratories. L-9 Spectroscopes. Illustrated 8-page brochure gives information on the DuoSpectranal and the Todd Spectranal; also lists accessories and gives prices. Fisher Scientific Co. (Bull. FS-214). L-l Ο X-Y Recorder. Single sheet provides data on Model HR-94 which uses 24inch by 36-inch chart paper; includes

House Newsletter. Four-page issue lists materials for determining residual penicillin in fluid milk; also shows spatulas and other laboratory items; includes prices. Chicago Apparatus Co. (CA Newsletter, Feb. 1960). L-l6 Company Newsletter. New issue covers cavity cells and other acces­ sories for absorption spectrophotom­ eters; features short article on use of wedge-cavity cell for solvent compen­ sation; 4 pages. Connecticut Instru­ ment Corp. (CIC Newsletter. No. 4)L-l 7

Corrosion Test Equipment. Four-page brochure gives specifications, sizes, and performance data on standard and cus­ tom models and environmental test cabinets. Industrial Filter & Pump Mfg. Co. (Bull. 401). L-l 8 Glass Stopcocks. Brochure describes complete line of Kern-Exelo all-glass stopcocks, plus some recently intro­ duced replacement parts; includes photos and drawings. Kern Labora­ tory Supply Co. L-l 9 Corrosion Test Samples. Types of samples, materials of construction, and

recommended procedures for testing various materials of construction in corrosive environments are described. The Pfaudler Co. (Bull. 981). L-20 Infrared Instruments. Two-page bro­ chure describes instruments for chemi­ cal infrared spectroscopy, infrared physical measurement, and various mili­ tary uses. Perkin-Elmer Corp. L-21 Laboratory Ware. Catalog supple­ ment features Teflon stopcock with a metering valve; also covers burets, funnels, plugs, nitrometer, centrifuge tubes, and other items. Kimble Glass Co. (Cat. Sup. SP-63). L-22 Glass High Vacuum Systems. Cata­ log covers standard and custom-built systems, parts, and accessories ; also has information on installation and uses. Delmar Scientific Laboratories. L-23 Thermistors. Twelve-page catalog deals with thermistors and varistors of various types; includes drawings, tables, and curves. Victory Engineer­ ing Corp. (Technical Catalog of Veco Products, 9th Ed.). L-24 Company Magazine. Latest issue has feature article on anesthetics. Also describes various items in the com­ pany's line. Includes index to volume 27 of the periodical. Fisher Scientific Co. (The Laboratory, Vol. 28, No. 2). L-25 Laboratory Apparatus. Sixteen-page catalog shows various items such as a rotary vane pump, shaker hot plate, balances, incubators, and others; illus­ trations and prices. Burrell Corp. (An­ nouncer No. 59-12-72). L-26 Filter Papers. Twelve-page price list includes variety of items: circles, sheets, extraction thimbles, absorption blocks, chromatography papers, cellu­ lose powders, and others. H. Reeve Angel & Co. (Price List 1011). L-27 Company Periodical. Fall issue fea­ tures articles on the company's Model 154-D vapor fractometer and the Model 213 hydrocarbon detector; includes in­ dex to volume 10 of the periodical. Perkin-Elmer Corp. (Instrument News, Vol. 11, No. 1). L-28 Laboratory Apparatus. Sixteen-page illustrated catalog shows large variety of equipment: pumps, furniture, glass­ ware, balances, syringes, and other VOL. 32, NO. 4, APRIL 1960

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items. Arthur S. LaPine and Co. (Ap­ paratus Review, No. 11, 1960). L-29

analysis unit, and other items. The Landsverk Electrometer Co. L-34

Semiconductors. Sixteen-page list in­ cludes several thousand transistors, di­ odes and rectifiers, and electrical con­ necting devices. Newark Electronics Corp. (Semiconductor Directory No. 2). L-30

Hot Plates. Illustrated pamphlet de­ scribes the Pyrodisc portable electric hot plate, as well as giving information on the company's line of heavy duty hot plates. Lindberg Engineering Co.

Glassware Components. Six-page folder describes company's services in supplying precision glassware and in­ strument components for laboratory and pilot plant. George K. Porter, Inc. L-31

Disposable Plasticware. Illustrated catalog-folder shows items such as petri dishes, tubes, tissue culture con­ tainers, counting and phage typing dishes, and others. Falcon Plastics Co. (Cat.F). L-32 Heating Tapes. Single illustrated sheet covers double-element heating tapes for laboratory use; includes prices. Glas-Col Apparatus Co. (Bull. 4-B-l). L-33 Radiation Instruments. Twelve-page brochure describes dosimeters, pocket chambers, a Roentgen meter, isotope

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Laboratory Furniture. Company's complete line is shown, including fume hoods, wall and center tables, distilla­ tion racks, sink assemblies, storage cases, and others. Duralab Equip­ ment Corp. (Cat. D-5). L-36 Platinum Resistance Bulb. Data file describes two types of resistance bulb, one for temperature range from —220° to +550° C. and the other for tempera­ tures to +750° C. Engelhard Indus­ tries, Inc. L-37 Organic Chemicals. New booklet of 52 pages lists 3700 of the company's chemicals according to functional groups; designed as companion piece to the regular catalog which lists the same compounds alphabetically. Dis­ tillation Products Industries. L-38

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Periodical Catalog. First issue of new periodical catalog shows variety of laboratory equipment: stirrers, pH meters, microscopes, balances, and others; illustrated, prices, 16 pages. Labasco, Inc. (Labasco News, Vol. 1, No. 1). L-*0 Refractory Materials. Eight-page technical folder describes 26 new com­ pany-produced materials resistant to abrasion, chemicals, corrosion, nuclear radiation, and high temperatures. The Carborundum Co. \.-4Λ Glass Production. Illustrated booklet for students describes how glass is made, and how it is used in science and industry; includes several simple ex­ periments; 24 pages. Corning Glass Works (Glass in Science and Industry). L-42

Laboratory Glassware. Eight-page illustrated catalog includes 78 new items such as Reverse-taper stopcock plugs, capillary tubing, cylinders, flasks, and pipets. Corning Glass Works (Supplement Nos. 4-10 to Cat. LG-1). L-43

Environmental Equipment. Catalog describes devices for temperature and humidity control; 41 pages, illustrated; temperature conversion chart. Ameri­ can Instrument Co. (Cat. 560). L-45

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Meter-Relays. Twelve-page catalog shows company's line of instruments for indicating, monitoring, and controlling any variable that can be measured elec­ trically; diagrams, prices. Assembly l Products, Inc. "44

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Optical Square. Twenty-page book­ let describes the behavior of the Penta­ prism, which is used for establishing points and planes in optical tooling techniques. Eiigis Equipment Co.

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Company Periodical. First issue of new quarterly publication features articles on oxygen therapy for infants, flame analysis of the rarer elements, synthetic drugs, chemical analysis by preparative chromatography, and others. Beckman Scientific and Proc­ ess Instruments Division (The Ana­ lyzer, Vol. I, No. 1). L-46 Automatic Fraction Collector. Fourpage bulletin describes Series 1000 unit ; includes illustrations and prices. Chromatography Corp. of America L 47 (Bull. 1000). pH Meter. Data sheet describes the Model 28 AM industrial pH meter, a line-connected instrument for indus­ trial manufacturing processes. Milton Rov Co. (Data Sheet EIL 28 AM). L-48