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May 16, 2012 - Raytheon Company. Anal. Chem. , 1960, 32 (9), pp 121A–121A. DOI: 10.1021/ac60165a832. Publication Date: August 1960. Copyright © 196...
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The shell of the P-K Type (LV) Lab Blender can be charged from either side by the quick removal Of either of two dust- and watertight covers.

MANUFACTURERS' LITERATURE Furnace Apparatus. Single sheet de­ scribes and illustrates the Model 60-SC furnace apparatus for semiconductor preparation and the growing of single crystal materials. Marshall Products Co. (Spec. Sheet 825-A). L-39 Lupin Alkaloids. List includes tabu­ lated data on molecular formulas, melt­ ing points, specific rotation, and Rf value; also includes reference list and prices for the company's line. Mann Research Laboratories, Inc. L-40

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P-K's NEW (LV) LAB , BLENDER. YOU GET THESE 3 DIFFERENT MIXING ACTIONS... LIQUID-SOLIDS TYPE - To disperse and blend, uniformly, liquids of any viscosity with dry solids, just insert the wire cage liquidfeed bar assembly. Handles liquids from mi­ nute quantities up to 40% of total weight. Liquid is introduced through hollow shaft of bar. Even critical formulations blended in 5 to 10 minutes.

INTENSIFIER TYPE — To get intensive mix­

ing of hard-to-blend dry solids, or to break up agglomerates, use wire cage bar assembly. Average blending time for dry formulations: 3 to 5 minutes.

FOR GENTLE PRECISION BLENDING - Simply remove wire cage bar. Unique blend­ ing action will not cause attrition or break down even the most delicate crystals. Average blending time: 3 to S minutes.

This new P-K Type (LV) Lab Blender owes its versatility to the design of the removable, spring-loaded liquid-feed bar assembly. Liquids and solids are prevented from entering the bearing housings by an exclusive, patented seal. Standard (LV) Lab Blenders are available in 8 and 16 quart capacities, in transparent Lucite or stainless steel. Interior of shell and stain­ less steel bar assembly can be cleaned, clin­ ically, in minutes. Operates on 115 ν AC. Units can be shipped from stock. For complete technical information and prices, write to PK's Chemical and Process Equip­ ment Division. 1008 Hanson Street, East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. i6Q

Patterson-Kelley All P-K Twin-Shell Blenders are patented and the name registered

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Rare Earth Price List. Price list quotes for small lots on rare earth ox­ ides, chlorides, nitrates, fluorides, sul­ fates, and acetates of 99% minimum purity; also quotes the oxides in 99.9% minimum purity grade. Nuclear Corp. of America {Cat. Sheet 1103). L-41 Laboratory Press. Illustrated sheet describes a hand-operated laboratory press for making pellets or tablets from powdered materials. Parr Instrument Co. {Spec. 2811). L-42 Vacuum Pumps. Twelve-page bulle­ tin gives descriptions, performance curves, specification charts, and applica­ tion data on the Models 25, 75, and 150 units; includes prices. Precision Scientific Co. (Bull. 610). L-43 Company Periodical. Twelve-page is­ sue features article on special instru­ mentation's role in infrared physical measurement ; also has an article on experiences in infrared consulting, some instrumentation news coverage, a page devoted to analytical aids, and other features. Perkin-Elmer Corp. (Instru­ ment News, Vol. 11, No. 2). L-44 A.C. Potentiometers. Twelve-page brochure describes design features, ap­ plications, and operation of Vernistat a.c. potentiometers and adjustable func­ tion generators; photographs and dia­ grams. Perkin-Elmer Corp. L-45 Periodical Catalog. New issue de­ scribes vacuum desiccator, pH meters, membrane filters, dust hoods, and other items. Scientific Products (S/P Re­ view, June I960). L-46 Labeling Tape. Four-page folder de­ scribes variety of adhesive tapes and labels for high temperature use; line includes imprinted and unimprinted types. Professional Tape Co. L-47 Periodical Pamphlet. Company pub­ lication has feature article on a com­ parison of ionization chamber and li­ quid scintillation methods for measure­ ment of beta emitters. New England Nuclear Corp. (Atomlight. April 1960). L-48

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Raytheon Company Commercial Apparatus & Systems Div. Department F-8 Waltham 54, Massachusetts Yes, I am interested in Raytheon's completely packaged microwave power generator systems for gas ex­ citation. Please send the following material: Π Complète specification sheet D Reprints of noteworthy articles D Comprehensive application bibliography

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