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Routine radioactivity measurements on large numbers of samples are facilitated by the automatic sample changer manufactured by Tracerlab, Inc., 55 Oli...
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SEMICARBAZ1DE H Y D R O C H L O R IDE CP Grade: Pract Grade:

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White crystals, freely soluble i n water, insoluble in alcohol. Use: Isolation of Ketones and a l ­ dehydes, forming well-defined crystalline compounds.

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Sample

Changer

Routine radioactivity measurements on large numbers of samples a r e facilitated b y t h e automatic sample changer manufac­ t u r e d by Tracerlab, Inc., 55 Oliver St., Boston 10, Mass. Quicker, more accurate a n d reproducible results with fewer work­ e r s are claimed; measurements on a s many a s 25 samples can be m a d e automatically

Cream colored crystals, M.P. 69-7CTC. Use: Identification and isolation of certain hish molecular compounds containing H y d r o x y - g r o u p s .



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without the attention of .a technician. Results a r e recorded on a paper tape. T h e u n i t can also be used for half-life measurements or, with minor changes, for obtaining energy s p e c t r u m d a t a on a partic­ ular sample. T h e four c o m p o n e n t s of t h e instrument are a sealer for detecting a n d totalizing radioactive disintegration, print­ ing interval timer, lead-shielded manual sample changer w i t h preamplifier, and t h e a u t o m a t i c sample changer.

Fluid Catalyst

"PRECISION"-FREAS GRAVITY C O N V E C T I O N OVEN The economical oven for all Labora­ tory needs—baking, evaporating, an­ nealing, conditioning, drying. Sacked by approximately 15 years of s«ervicc. F Ε AT U RES: Exclusive Hydraulic Ther­ mostat, fully-enclosed, snap action silver contacts, 5 year guarantee. All-welded Heater Bank, operates at black heat, 5 year guarante-e. AU metal, double wall constructionGlass w o o l blanket insulation. Stainless steel interiors. Stainless steel exteriors also. Five sizes. Write for Catalog 330-1 -

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Filter

Filters designed for long life when used in fluid catalyst pilot p l a n t installations a r e obtainable from t h e Micro Metallic Corp., 193 Bradford St., Brooklyn 7, Ν . Υ . T h e y a r e fabricated from porous 1 8 - 8 stainless steel a b o u t Ve inch thick in units of lengths from 6 to 54 inches. T h e pres­ sure drop through the filter elements is claimed to be very low. Even when used with the finest catalyst t h e elements do n o t appear t o plug u p . T h e filter cake is dis­ charged from t h e whole surface upon a p ­ plication of the blowback pressure.

Continuous

Records

A speed and production recorder an­ nounced by the Electric T a c h o m e t e r Corp., 22nd a n d Vine Sts., Philadelphia, Pa., is described a s a rugged gear-driven unit electrically operated a n d producing a per­ m a n e n t record of speed and production when properly installed on any industrial machine. I t consists essentially of a synchronizing contactor which may be attached to and driven b y the prime mover or machine. A step-by-step motor in the recorder is electrically connected to the contactor and follows i t s motion. A steel stylus is driven across a wax-coated chart. C H E M I C A L

Repetition of t h e cycle of operations pro­ duces a scries of parallel lines, the length of which is proportional t o t h e speed or pro­ duction. T h e ends of t h e lines form a speed curve. T h e recorder m a y be in­ stalled in any remote position.

Thermal

System

A single capillary, organic liquid actu­ ated thermal s y s t e m which is described as particularly a d a p t a b l e t o applications where a small bulb is required, short range intervals are desirable, the manufacturing process is sensitive to mercury, or subzero temperatures a r e encountered is offered by Taylor I n s t r u m e n t Cos., P . O. Box 110, Rochester 1, Ν . Υ. T h e system utilizes a single-bore capillary a n d a single Bourdon spring with a U-shaped bimetallic com­ pensator on t h e spring for case t e m p e r a t u r e changes. S t a n d a r d charts are used.

Stainless Steel Laboratory Ovens Electric heating, baking, a n d drying ovens of stainless steel a r e suggested by the manufacturer, M o d e r n Electric Labo­ ratory, 6131 South Wentworth Ave., Chicago, 111., for laboratory testing of coatings, plastics, ceramics, dairy products textiles, pharmaceuticals, paper products, soaps, and other materials as well a s for use in school laboratories. All sizes have interiors of stainless steel. T h e y are easy to keep clean a s well a s corrosion-resisting. Uniform t e m p e r a t u r e is secured from the heavy nichrome element which covers the entire b o t t o m area. T h e interior is 8 inches high in t h e 500-watt size, 12 inches high in the 800-watt, a n d 14 3 / 4 inches high in t h e 1,750-watt. Accuracy a n d response sensitivity a r e claimed to be very high.

Glass-Reinforced Belting and Hose A conveyor belt for h o t materials which is cushioned with rubber a n d strengthened with glass is being manufactured by Hew­ itt-Robins, I n c . , Buffalo 5, N . Y . A glass-fiber rubber hose which resists acid and gives longer service t h a n standard cotton yarn reinforced hose is also avail­ able. These developments are claimed to be t h e first such use of Fiberglas reinforce­ ment.

Valve

Positioner

A cam-operated positioner is a key fea­ ture of a d i a p h r a g m motor valve of the disk or butterfly t y p e announced by R-S Products Corp., Philadelphia, Pa. Control of flow 'characteristics is attain­ able by changing earns i n the field on the cam-operated positioner, which a d d s to AND

ENGINEERING

NEWS

the normal functions of the disk type valve. T h e desirable characteristics of a straight line, semilog curve (V-port), ratio plug valve, t h r o t t l e plug valve, linear, or almost a n y other special char­ acteristics to suit individual process re­ quirements a r e named as within the range of t h e positioner.

Professor N. J. PETROHOL ieUeveA,

Demineralizer Higher purity of effluent, lower cost per gallon, and simpler regeneration are claimed for its packaged-unit demineralizers by the Barnstead Still & Sterilizer Co., Inc., 135 Lanesville Terrace, Boston 31, Mass. Improved synthetic resins and flow of the water u p w a r d through the resin beds are said t o increase efficiency. Regenerating time is shortened by elimi­ nation of backwashing. Installation is sim­ ple since it is only necessary to connect the units to water supply and waste in order to s t a r t operation.

Miniature

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The supply o f chemicals will soon b e

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Foundry

A small melting furnace furnished with equipment necessary t o produce sand- and plaster-mold nonferrous castings has been announced b y the Sawyer Bailey Corp., 785 Hertel Ave., Buffalo 7, Ν . Υ. This foundry was designed for school, labora­

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tory, a n d commercial use a n d consists of a furnace capable of operating a t 2,400° F., crucibles a n d holder, tongs, skimming and stirring rods, asbestos gloves, and goggles. T h e molding equipment includes foundry sand, flask, riddle, rammer, and other tools. Manufactured, natural, or bottled ga's m a y be used as fuel a t pressures nor­ m a l l y supplied for domestic use.

Portable

Leah

G R O E N RA M o d e l . S p e c i a l l y de­ signed for EXTRA - T H O R O U G H M I X I N G . Baffle p l a t e e x t e n d s from channel down close to bottom o f kettle. Scraper blades o p e r a t e in s t a g g e r e d positions to k e e p entire contents under constant, uniform agitation. Thorough mixing is posi­ tive. Agitator mechanism is single motion, motor driven. AH parts of a g i t a t o r quickly r e m o v a b l e , and as easily re-assembled, m a k i n g fast cleaning a simple m a t t e r . CON­ F O R M S TO M O S T R I G I D HEALTH DEPT. REQUIREMENTS. A great unit f o r chemical processing where dependable precision is vitalW r i t e for details.

Detector

A portable leak detector, especially de­ signed for production testing of hermeti­ cally sealed units such a s are used in re­ frigerators, deep freezers, and air condi­ tioners in which a halogen compound is the refrigerant, is offered by t h e special prod­ ucts division of t h e General Electric Co., Schenectady 5, Ν . Υ . Other applications of this instrument include locating leaks in t a n k s , boilers, piping, a n d other closed systems into which halogen compounds can be introduced as a tracer. (Continued on page 1195) V O L U M E

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WAREHOUSE

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FLASH-0-LENS

COMPANY

Philadelphia

SPOTLIGHTS as it MAGNIFIES!

23, Peitna.

Chemists, engineers, and technicians — throughout industry — use FlashO-Lens for inspection work.

In addition to ourfineanalytical filterpapers we furnish

Special F i l t e r p a p e r s for t h e C h e m i c a l Process I n d u s t r i e s Write for Bulletin No. 66-C Giving Data on Your Requirements

It's portable — with microscopic ac­ curacy and complete illumination. Plug-in and battery models available with 5 or 7 power lens. Specially designed housing allows interchanging of lenses. Priced from $9.35.

ample for m a n y potentiometer and bridge circuits which formerly required galvan­ o m e t e r s with separate reading devicesAvailable sensitivities a r e 0.5 microvolt, 0.005 a n d 0.0005 microampere per milli­ meter. Period is about 3 seconds.

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Oil Burner

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New Equipment {Continued from page 1177)

^alvano

meter

T h e moving system, magnet, lamp, cale, and l a m p transformer of the Type Ε alvanometer offered by Leeds & Northup Co., 4934 Stenton Ave., Philadelphia 4, P a . , a r e all contained i n a single com•act case. Sensitivity is claimed to be /OLUME

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Safeguard,

T h e Combustion Control Corp., Cam­ bridge 42, Mass., has introduced a photo­ electric scanner for flame failure protec­ tion o n oil burners. T h e equipment is claimed to guarantee instant burner shutdown in case of flame failure.

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Bucket

Elevator

Use of a single s t r a n d or chain a n d a double row of buckets in its bucket eleva­ tor for handling chemicals and other bulk material permits high capacities when operating a t either slow or high speeds, according to t h e Beaumont Birch Co., Schaff BIdg., Race St., Philadelphia, Pa. T h e flanged pulley type h e a d wheel a n d the discharge arrangement a r e designed t o pre­ vent a n y spillage from t h e buckets a s they go over the head, where t h e material i s dis­ charged into a chute. H o t , light, fluffy, fine, coarse abrasive, fragile, or sticky materials can be handled without special adjustments. » APRIL

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Seamless Stainless Steel

A h o m e oil burner which converts oil into j e t s of gas in a special firing head before actual combustion takes place has been introduced by Consolidated In­ dustries, Inc., Lafayette, Ind. I t i s ex­ pected to reduce oil consumption in small homes by as much as 5 0 % a n d is a d a p t ­ able t o all types of hot a i r furnaces a n d to steam and water boilers.

Combustion

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KETTLES, 2 4 qt., 1 4 " diam., 1 0 " deep, heavy stainless bail handle . $16.95 ea. BUCKETS, 15 qt., bail handle $10.50 ea. B O ^ L S , mixing 3 0 q t . , 2 2 " diam. . $32.25 ea. LADLES, 7 2 oz., l o n g handle $ 7.50 ea. PITCHERS, 4 quart $ 9.35 ea. Write, for circulars on othzr S.S. items. A N C H O R E Q U I P M E N T C O . INC. 14 C o o p e r Square . N e w Y o r k 3, Ν . Y.

STAINLESS STEEL T A N K S

Surplus A i i Corps Pressure Oxygen Tanks. Nine gallon capacity. 12" dia., 24" long. Hemispherical ends tapped for VA" pipe connections. Some tapped at one end only. Rated strength to 400 P.S.I. 18 gauge stainless steel. $15.00 each F.O.B. Auburn, Ν. Υ. Specify tapped one or two ends. Ireland & V i c e , B o x 146C, Auburn, Ν . Υ.

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