PHILIPS COMPANY, INC. - Analytical Chemistry (ACS Publications)

May 3, 2012 - PHILIPS COMPANY, INC. Anal. Chem. , 1952, 24 (7), pp 31A–31A. DOI: 10.1021/ac60067a730. Publication Date: July 1952. ACS Legacy ...
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"X-ray Diffraction is an indispensable instr ment in any study involving crystal structur _ It is a magnificent industrial tool for deter­ mining the course of chemical reactions in the manufacture and use of materials. It is a key unit in our search for better methods and im­ proved products, because it provides basic information on component structure that can be obtained in no other known way.' • Chief of Anal ytkal Research for^JohnsMonville

Serving Science and industry

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THE great Johns-Manville Research ATCenter at Manville, N. J.. NORELCO

X-ray Diffraction equipment shows what happens when building materials are ex­ posed to heat, cold, wear. It plays a star role in development of newproducts and improvement of the old. It's the "trouble-shooter" for manufacturing and sales departments. It identifies mate­ rials, reveals flaws, serves as the court of last appeal for Johns-Manville scientists. It helps to maintain the leadership of Johns-Manville in providing new and bet­ ter building materials for its nation-wide and world-wide market.

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NORELCO X-ray Diffraction e q u i p m e n t shows us the atomic world we live in . . . paves the way to better food, clothing, shel­ ter, a n d medical care . . . indicates ways to conserve our resources and broaden our sciences. It permits non-destructive analy­ sis which is impossible for chemistry. T h e North American Philips Company welcomes your questions about possible diffraction uses in your company. Also write for free 60-page catalog. Applications now being accepted for fall term of the Philips Diffraction School (October). En­ roll now or write for details.

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