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The microscope heating stage shown is one of four models available with varying temperature ranges. They are: 1) for tissue culture, —20° to + 8 0 ° C; 2) for microchemistry, - 2 0 ° to +350° C: 3) for transmitted and reflected light, 0° to 1350° C; and 4) vacuum heating stage for reflected light, 0° to 1750° C. Specimens are heated electrically by a heating ele­ ment; two large transformers are at­ tached, one to adjust the speed with which specimens are heated. The ef­ fects of heat on the specimen can be viewed through the microscope or the process can be photographed by the Orthomat scientific camera. Leitz, Inc., Scientific Instrument Div., 468 Park Ave. South, New York 16, Ν. Υ. 417 Gas Chromatograph The Model 700 is a dual column instrument especially suited for sep­ arations which must be frequently re­ peated. The low mass oven permits rapid heating and cooling and ease of column changing. The instrument has modular design, permitting the addi­ tion of accessory items as needed. F & M Scientific Corp., Avondale, Pa. 418