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ROBERT L. STONE CO. Anal. Chem. , 1963, 35 (7), pp 40A–40A. DOI: 10.1021/ac60200a736. Publication Date: June 1963. ACS Legacy Archive. Cite this:Ana...
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MODEL C ROTARY EVAPORATOR All glass a n d Teflon surfaces: N o

High-vacuum,

low-temperattire Rotary

from CaLab

metal, rubber or grease to react with sensitive materials.

Evaporator features:

Greaseless vacuum seal: Teflon ball joint in stationary glass socket joint forms seal that maintains 0.1 mm vacuum while flask and shaft rotate. Continuous addition: Easily adapted for either continuous addition rotary evaporation of flash evaporation. Heavy-duty motor: Fully enclosed Bodine induction motor powers unit with sparkless, quiet, cool-running operation. For full information on the Model C Rotary Evaporator, write for Brochure AE.

California Laboratory Equipment Company Berkeley 10, California

1717 Fifth Street Circle No. 139 on Readers' Service Card

X-RAY

DIFFRACTOGRAM—Oscillating

heating diagrams of first and second basal orders of a vermiculite. X-Ray diffraction powder diagram of oriented flakes, lower left.

STONE

MODEL XR-6 X-RAY D/FFR4CTOMETER FURNACE produces reliable X-Ray diffractogram while the specimen is at the desired temperature—both oscillating-heating and constant temperature complete scans. 10 second specimen plate installation— 3 second removal.

Specifications • 1300° C •

A n y noncorrosive atmosphere



I 0 ' 4 mm H g to 50 PSI pressure control



Shaft fits standard goniometer

Model X.R-6 Diffractometer Furnace Assembly with heater for 1300° C operation and one recessed or flat specimen plate $2080.00 F.O.B. Austin

THERMAL ANALYTICAL S Y S T E M S

FOR COMPLETE DETAILS AND LITERATURE WRITE ROBERT L. STONE C O . . 3316 WESTHILL DRIVE. AUSTIN Circle No. 175 on Readers' Service Card

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