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May 16, 2012 - W.A. TAYLOR AND CO. Anal. Chem. , 1957, 29 (2), pp 86A–86A. DOI: 10.1021/ac60122a780. Publication Date: February 1957. ACS Legacy ...
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TAYLOR COMPARATORS Help Control Chemical Processes, Wafer Purification, Boiler Water, Waste Treatment

Get accurate determinations of pH, chlorine, bromine, phos­ phate, QAC, nitrate in a matter of minutes with lightweight, portable Taylor Comparators. On-the-spot, colorimetric tests give you dependable operational data in three easy steps. Testing consists of comparing the treated sample with the movable color standard slide until colors match. You then read values direct from slide. Complete water analysis is only a little more detailed with the Taylor Water Analyzer.

COLOR STANDARDS GUARANTEED Be sure to use only Taylor reagents and accessories with Taylor Com­ parators to assure accurate results. All Taylor liquid color standards carry an unlimited guarantee against fading. SEE YOUR DEALER for Taylor sets or im­ mediate replacement of supplies. Write direct for FREE H A N D B O O K , " M o d e r n pH a n d Chlorine Con­ t r o l " . Gives theory a n d a p p l i c a ί tion o f p H control. Illustrates U a n d describes full Taylor line.

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