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October 1954 ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY

Readers' Information Service These handy cards w i l l bring information of value to chemists, engineers, and other technologists in laboratory, pilot plant, and production. Circle D e s i r e d I t e m s . Numbers on the a d j o i n i n g tear-out cards are keyed to items in the NEW PRODUCTS section on the i m m e d i a t e l y f o l l o w i n g pages. For further i n f o r m a t i o n o n a n y n e w product or service or f o r a copy of literature listed in NEW PRODUCTS, circle the corresponding number a n d m a i l c a r d . For i n f o r m a t i o n about a n y of the products listed in the ADVERTISED PRODUCTS INDEX be­ l o w , the reader s h o u l d refer to the advertising pages a n d w r i t e directly to the c o m p a n y concerned. See p a g e 6 0 A for N e w Products for A n a l y s t s

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Absorption Cells, Glass Atom Models Balances Balances, Analytical Balances, Triple-Beam Carbon Analyzers Carts Centrifuges Centrifuge Tubes, Polyethylene . . Chromatography Apparatus . . . . Colorimeters

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Combustion Boats Coolers for Waring Blenders . . Crucibles, Sintered Alumina . . Densitometers Electrodes Electrophoresis Apparatus . . . Filters, Infrared Flame Photometers Fluorimeters Funnels, Separatory Gas Analyzers Glassware Glassware Washers Graduated Cylinders Laboratory Equipment Laboratory Furniture Manostats Microscopes, Polarizing Mill Jars Mixing Cylinders Ovens, Electric Pellet Presses pH Meters Platinumware Polarimeters Polarographs, Recording Polyethyleneware Power Supplies, D.C Pumps Pumps, Vacuum Radiation Counters, Gas Flow. . Refrigeration Systems, Portable Rotators Scintillation Counters

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READERS' INFORMATION CARD—ANALYTICAL

CHEMISTRY

OCTOBER 1954—Valid through MARCH 1955

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READERS' INFORMATION SERVICE Shaking Apparatus S o d i u m Peroxide B o m b s Spectrographs, Grating Spectrometers Spectrometers, Infrared Spectrometers, Nuclear Resonance Spectrophotometers

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CHEMICALS AND MATERIALS Adsorbents Alumina, A c i d - W a s h e d Amino Acids Cellulose P o w d e r s for Chromatog­ raphy Chromatographic C h e m i c a l s . . . . Cystine Filter Paper Hydriodic Acid Isobutyl Alcohol Kjeldahl R e a g e n t s Laboratory Chemicals

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READERS' INFORMATION CARD—ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY OCTOBER 1954—Valid through MARCH 1955

MANUFACTURERS' LITERATURE

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Every chemist, every chemical engi­ neer should make certain he keeps up to date by: (1) Subscribing and reading those ACS publications which serve his particular field. (2) Examining carefully the ad­ vertising pages in ACS publica­ tions, for they contain scientific and technical data second only in importance to the editorial pages. (3) Building up a substantial reference file of manufacturers' literature to provide valuable in­ formation quickly. Use this handy return card to save yourself time. It will bring information of use to chemists and engi­ neers in laboratory, pilot plant, and production. The items listed in this special section have been selected by the editors of ANALYTI­ CAL CHEMISTRY for their value and timeliness in helping you to keep abreast of the latest developments in the field. See page 6 0 A for New Products for Analysis