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oratory glassware items, including tubing and rod. Prices are included on both unit and quantity bases. Kimble Glass Co. (Cat. SP-75). 609

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Differential Thermoanalysis. Illus­ trated 4-page brochure describes the Model L 160 DTA apparatus imported from Germany. Some of the applica­ tions are listed, and various compo­ nents of the apparatus are discussed. William J. Hacker & Co. 610

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Thermobalance. Illustrated 4-page brochure describes an imported thermobalance which continuously records weight changes of substances at constant or variable temperatures. Usable temperature range is from - 6 0 ° to +2600° C. William J. Hacker & Co. 611 Environmental Equipment. Illus­ trated 128-page catalog describes the company's complete line of controlled environment equipment, including ovens, furnaces, baths, walk-in rooms and chambers, incubators, sterilizers, and others. Hotpack Corp. (Cat. C-61). 612 Lab Coater. Four-page folder de­ scribes the T-Line Lab Coater for applying coatings to paper. Each of the various parts is described and keyed to a partially cut away drawing of the unit. Talboys Instrument Corp. 613

Gas Chromatography. Silicone ma­ terials useful as stationary phases for gas chromatography are described in the Applied Science Laboratories News­ letter (Dec. issue). 614 Vibrating Reed Electrometer. De­ scription of the Cary Model 31 elec­ trometer and accessories appears in Applied Physics Corp. bulletin. 615

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Tritium Monitor. A four-page bulle­ tin describes the Cary Model 34 tritium monitor of the Applied Physics Corp. 616

Gas Chromatography. The Chromatogram Quarterly (Fall 1961), issued by Barber-Colman Co. lists several "hints and kinks" in gas chromatogra­ phy. 617 Thermocouple Catalog. A new 56page catalog describes the line of indus­ trial application thermocouples pro­ duced by Barber-Colman Co. Descrip­ tion and engineering information con­ cerning usage and application are given. 618

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