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MASS SPECTROMETER ticketed
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The ÇAEJQ MS10 is deliberately designed to bring first-rate instrumentation for Mass Spectrometry to the academic laboratory at a cost well within its budgetary limitations. A 180° magnetic deflection type instrument, it provides high sensitivity dial-indicated analyses of gases or vapors. For the first time, it offers capability for many analytical ventures hitherto denied the average university laboratory by the high cost of more sophisticated instrumentation. TYPICAL EVERYDAY APPLICATIONS SUGGEST ITS RANGE OF USEFULNESS. teaching analytical Analyzing reaction products statically or continuously Catalytic studies in the gas phase Stable isotope tracer studies Analyses of gases in rocks for age-dating
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Determining molecular ionization potentials Measuring bond energies Analyzing gases in flames Detecting leaks (or residual gases) in vacuum systems Studying isotope ratios Studying formation of metastable ions
MS10
is very compact (occupies less than 2 sq. ft. of bench space) is easily portable: the tube/magnet assembly weighs only 50 lbs., the control cabinet 60 lbs.
has high sensitivity (detects 5 χ 1 0 - " Torr) has good resolution through Mass 80
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monitor a single peak, or scan spectra manually, or
automatically scan m/e 12-45 or 18-100 (repeatable without attention ad inf.)
can run off any existing vacuum system (or we can supply one) has output for recording spectra on any 10 MV recorder is so easy to operate that a student can promptly learn how; so rugged that it thrives on student handling, however inept
All this for α mere $5290 outlay. At this modest cost, the progressive laboratory can ill afford to forego the many analytical advantages of Mass Spectrometry. For details write Picker Nuclear Division, Picker X-Ray Corporation, White Plains, New York
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MS10
MASS SPECTROMETER a product of Associated Electrical
Industries in England
is marketed and serviced in the U.S.A. by Circle No. 107 on Readers' Service Card
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