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Thin-Film Measurement. Describes the development of an inexpensive interfer- ometer technique for the measurement of thin films and analyzing surfaces...
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HPLC Detectors. Wall chart lists the significant features of many continuous­ ly variable wavelength absorption moni­ tors for HPLC. Schoeffel Instrument Corp. 437 Electrodes for pH Meters. Wall chart pictures and describes all types of glass, combination, and reference elec­ trodes. Sargent Welch Scientific Co. 438

. . . DIGITALLY Set ANY VOLUME (even odd volumes like 11.5 Ml, 113.6 Ml or 2,254 μ I) with m crometer precision and pipette with consistent accuracy — better than 0.2 to 1.0% of full range. Four digital mi­ croliter pipettes, continuously ad­ justable over their entire range, permit optimal accuracy and reproducibility in critical pipetting. Each model can replace 30 or more fixed range units. Comfort-con­ toured body of high impact plas tic has low ther­ mal coefficient insuring excel­ lent repeatabil­ ity even with long-term, hand-held operation.

Thin-Film Measurement. Describes the development of an inexpensive interfer­ ometer technique for the measurement of thin films and analyzing surfaces. 2 pp. Hacker Instruments Inc. 434

Electronic Balances. Describes seven new electronic and mechanical bal­ ances especially designed for school use. 16 pp. August Sauter of America, Inc. 439

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Built-in Tip Ejector (Models P-20, 200, 1000) permits safe, non-contact disposal.

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Ranges

Price

P-20D P-200D P-1000D P-5000D

0 - 20 μΙ 20 - 200 μΙ 200 - 1000 μΙ . 5 0 0 - 5 0 0 0 μΙ

$ 99.50 99.50 99.50 125.00

All models supplied with 10 disposable tips.

RAININ INSTRUMNETS CO INC 94 Lincoln Street · Brighton, MA 02135 (617) 787-5050 · TELEX 94-0687

Laboratory Supplies. Contains over 6000 science supply necessities includ­ ing pH meters and electrodes, UV spec­ trophotometer cells, labware, and lab safety equipment. 228 pp. Markson Science Inc. 446 Research Equipment for Life Sci­ ences. Describes company's full line including biological shakers, controlled environment shakers and incubators, fermenters, process control instrumen­ tation, freeze dryers, sterilizers, and other accessory equipment and instru­ mentation. 196 pp. New Brunswick S c i ­ entific Co., Inc. 448 Reagent Chemicals. Describes the Tar­ get line of reagents including acids, in­ organics, and specialties that meet stringent quality standards. 24 pp. Ash­ land Chemical Co. 450

Analysis of Catalysts. Reports on the analysis of five catalysts using a new energy-dispersive x-ray fluorescence technique. 6 pp. Ortec Inc. 440

Laboratory Supplies. Features modern laboratory apparatus, appliances, glass­ ware, instruments, chemicals, and supplies for all types of laboratories. 4 3 2 pp. LaPine Scientific Co. 452

Catalogs

Chromatography Adsorbents and Supplies. Reviews various chromato­ graphic techniques including open col­ u m n , thin layer, liquid, and affinity and includes applicable adsorbents, their specifications, and prices. 36 pp. ICN Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 453

Precious Metal Chemicals. Lists nearly 200 compounds and coordination c o m ­ pounds made from platinum, palladium, ruthenium, rhodium, iridium, osmium, and gold. 16 pp. Matthey Bishop, Inc.

441 Nuclear Laboratory Equipment. De­ scribes complete product line including neutron/gamma shielding, pneumatic transfer systems, and activation foils and flux wires. 28 pp. Reactor Experi­ ments, Inc. 442 Capillary Columns. Contains informa­ tion on applications, column evaluation, glass capillaries with five different sta­ tionary phases, column test mixtures, and necessary accessories. 8 pp. Supleco, Inc. 443 Medical Diagnostics Products. Details a wide selection of clinical products in­ cluding kits for manual analytical and diagnostic kinetic assays, colorimetric kits, RIA kits, and antigen/antibody kits. 36 pp. ICN Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 444 Materials for Research. Includes list­ ings of nearly all metals, up to 9 9 . 9 9 9 + % pure, in a variety of physi­ cal forms as well as sections devoted to metallic single crystals, ceramic powders, and equipment for the metal­ lurgical and materials researcher. 150 pp. Materials Research Corp. 445

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HPLC Pure Biochemicals. Contains 92 purified biochemicals including nucleo­ sides, nucleotides, and analogs. ICN Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 447 Vacuum Measurement and Process Control. Features complete line of equipment available for vacuum gaug­ ing and control. 20 pp. Edwards High Vacuum, Inc. 449 Laboratory Equipment. Contains c o m ­ plete line of items including balances, glassware, incubators, refrigerators, or­ ganic and inorganic chemicals, ovens, microscopes, laboratory furniture, fume hoods, sinks, instrumentation appara­ tus, and supplies. 693 pp. Scientific & Industrial Sales 451 AutoAnalyzer Supplies. Lists accesso­ ries, glassware, and reagents for T e c h nicon AutoAnalyzer systems as well as rebuilt AutoAnalyzer I and II modules. 44 pp. Alpkem Corp. 45* Biochemical Catalog. Lists over 200 biochemical and related compounds plus the components and instrument systems developed by the company. 32 pp. Chemical Data Systems 45£