TYGON TUBING - Analytical Chemistry (ACS Publications)

May 3, 2012 - TYGON TUBING. Anal. Chem. , 1954, 26 (1), pp 46A–46A. DOI: 10.1021/ac60085a751. Publication Date: January 1954. ACS Legacy Archive...
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ANALYTICAL

CHEMISTRY

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A paper electrophoresis unit for separation, identification, and quantita­ tive determination of such complex systems as mixtures of amino acids, lipides, steroids, carbohydrates, and pro­ teins has been designed by Microchemical Specialties Co. The equipment per­ mits up to 10 analyses to be made simultaneously. Buffer cells and tray for supporting filter paper are made of clear plastic.

Trays of differing length can be used when different lengths of paper are re­ quired. One stainless steel and one carbon rod are used as electrodes in the buffer cells. 17 Centrifuge

A laboratory centrifuge called the Westfalia LWA-205 is being distributed in the United States by Merco Centrifu­ gal Co. The machine is equipped with four interchangeable bowls to provide concentration, liquid clarification, sol­ vent extraction, and centrifugal mixing. Bowls can be fitted quickly onto the same base.

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The Orthophot, an integrated reflex camera and controlled light source for use with any standard microscope, has been brought out by Silge & Kuhne. The camera unit can be swung back when the microscope is to be used visu­ ally. A photoelectric light meter facili­ tates proper exposure, and the reflex viewer and an integral focusing device are claimed to provide precise focusing. The base mount is an illuminator, which may be purchased separately for visual use. It provides finger-touch regulation of intensity, color temperaFor further infomation, see coupon on page 41 A