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Spectrovision. No. 10 issue gives a spectrophotometric method for esti- mating bloodoxygen using the Unicam. SP. 600 and describes a high tempera- tur...
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Spectrovision. No. 10 issue gives a spectrophotometric method for esti­ mating blood oxygen using the TJnicam SP. 600 and describes a high tempera­ ture cell and an evacuable cell for the SP. 100 Spectrophotometer. Also in­ cluded is a bibliography of spectro­ photometric analysis in the plastics in­ dustry. Unicam Instruments Ltd., York St., Cambridge, England.

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F & M for Scientific Research. Vol. 3, No. 2. This 12-page edition features an article, "The Science of Programmed Temperature Gas Chromatography" by Dr. J. C. Giddings. The Model 720 Dual Column Programmed Tempera­ ture Gas Chromatograph, Daystrom Atten-U-Matic Electronic Integrator, and the Model 270 Component Selector, all of interest to chromatographers, are described. F & M Scientific Corp., Route 41 and Starr Rd, Avondale, Pa.

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NBS Chemist-Analyst. Vol. 51, No. 3-4. The October issue contains a review of hydroquinone as a reductimetric reagent and several photometric, potentiometric titration, amperometric titration procedures. The lab sugges­ tions section includes an article on "Ex­ pedients for Application and Drying of Spots & Sheets in Paper Chroma­ tography." J. T. Baker Chemical Co., Phillipsburg, N. J.

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