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PRODUCTS SEC and viscometry instrumenta­ tion. Instrument parameters for the Dawn and the MiniDawn and a list of references are included. 20 pp. Wyatt Technology 417 Spectrometry. "Signal" newsletter contains articles describing the Se­ ries 77700 monochromator/spectrograph, the Merlin optical radiationmeasuring system for detection of low light levels from UV to IR wave­ lengths, and use of the InstaSpec se­ ries of diode array detectors for LED and laser diode characterization. 4 pp. Oriel 418

ICAP 61Ε Trace Analyzer is an ICP spectrometer that incorporates a highefficiency grating blazed at 190 nm and optics with 0.008-nm resolution to elimi­ nate most spectral interferences. An axial plasma provides improved S/N, and a conventional cross-flow nebulizer provides detection limits close to those for GFAAS. Thermo Jarrell Ash 414

which is designed for small- or medi­ um-size laboratories, includes a demonstration data set of 20,000 samples and 185,000 individual test results. A user manual can be printed from the software, which re­ quires a 386 PC with 4 MB RAM and 40 MB of hard disk space for opera­ tion. C. N. Hegarty 411 Spreadsheet calculations. "Ana­ lytical Chemistry Calculations Using Lotus 1-2-3" is a manual with a disk­ ette that demonstrates spreadsheet calculation methods for gravimetry, solubility, titration, linear and non­ linear regression, successive approx­ imation, second-derivative analysis of endpoints, and other applications. Datrex 412

Manufacturers' Literature Food chemistry. "Food Notes" newsletter for separations in food and agriculture applications includes articles on the use of HPLC for com­ pliance with future nutrition-label­ ing requirements in the United States and Europe, the use of photodiode array detectors for the detec­ tion of veterinary drug residues in animal products, and HPLC determi­ nation of aflatoxins in foods. 18 pp. Millipore/Waters Chromatography 413 Viscometry. Booklet contains infor­ mation on dial, digital, and program­

mable viscometers and rheometers for stand-alone or process measure­ ments. Configurations, components, applications, and range data are pre­ sented for cone/plate viscometers, a high-temperature viscometry system for melts and liquids, adapters and accessories, and controlling software. Also included are a selection table of spindle sets for low-, medium-, and high-viscosity applications, and de­ scriptions of five process viscome­ ters. 32 pp. Brookfield 415 Chiral chromatography. Selection guide to capillary GC columns for chiral separations describes applica­ tions, hydrophobicity and hydrophilicity, size selectivity, retention characteristics, separation mecha­ nisms, derivatization and column re­ generation procedures, and storage conditions for cyclodextrin deriva­ tives as stationary phases. The guide includes a table of available ligands that lists operating temperatures and dissociation constants for al­ pha-, beta-, and gamma-cyclodextrin derivatives. 42 pp. Advanced Separa­ tion Technologies 416 Light scattering. Booklet describes the use of light-scattering instru­ mentation for macromolecular char­ acterization. Topics include a history of the development of light-scatter­ ing technology, principles of opera­ tion, diagrams and equations, com­ parisons of single- and multiangle instruments, and applications with

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HPLC. "SynChroNotes" brochure describes solid phases for reversedphase HPLC. The advantages of monochlorosilane bonded phases over di- or trichlorosilanes, ligands for optimal protein recovery, sample size and loading capacity effects on sensitivity, and the substitution of ethanol/w-propanol for acetonitrile as a less toxic solvent system are dis­ cussed. 4 pp. SynChrom 419 MS/IR. "Ion Notes" newsletter de­ scribes the HP 5972A benchtop mass-selective detector (MSD) and an electrospray MS system. Sample spectra of organic compounds in EI and CI modes are displayed for the MSD, and MW determination spec­ tra from the electrospray MS system are included for a mixture of cy­ tochrome c, myoglobin, and lysozyme. EI is described and illustrated with a schematic diagram. 8 pp. Hewlett Packard 420

Catalogs Chromatography. Catalog includes selection guides, performance crite­ ria, sample chromatograms, col­ umns, instrumentation, accessories, and books for GC, HPLC, affinity chromatography, low-pressure LC, and TLC. Solvents and GC derivati­ zation reagents are also listed, along with environmental and pharmaceu­ tical standards. 224 pp. Sigma Aldrich 421 Fittings. Catalog of chromatography and fluid transfer fittings contains products for high- and low-pressure LC, tubing, filters, ferrules, columns and accessories, valves, frits, back­ pressure regulators, and tools. New products include coiled PEEK tubing for HPLC, a PEEK flangeless ferrule system, and a biocompatible metalfree inline check valve. Upchurch Scientific 422