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May 16, 2012 - WILKENS INSTRUMENT & RESEARCH, INC. Anal. Chem. , 1957, 29 (5), pp 91A–91A. DOI: 10.1021/ac60125a802. Publication Date: May ...
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Laboratory Apparatus. Ten-page catalog contains descriptions of equip­ ment, apparatus, and furniture for the laboratory, including crystal lattice models, pH meters, balances, ovens, and bath coolers. Arthur S. LaPine & Co. (Review No. 7) 31

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SEPARATE: a l c o h o l s , esters, a c i d s , a l d e h y d e s , k e t o n e s , s u l p h u r c o m p o u n d s , aromatics o r a l i p h a t i c h y d r o c a r b o n s , cis-trans isomers, o r compounds w i t h varied saturation. PURIFY: r a d i o l a b e l l e d o r other special vola­ tile compounds.

SPECIFIC ADVANTAGES: • • • • • • • • • •

Boiling range 2 0 ° - 4 0 0 ° C . Temperature gradient operation. Temperature increase rate; 2°C/min. Temperature maintained within 1 °C. Interchangeable stainless steel columns. Variety of packings and columns. Bench space, 1.1 sq. ft. Micro sample size. Quantitative Collection. Simplicity of operation.

Master Aerograph w i t h Recorder $ 1 2 5 0 C o m p a n i o n w i t h o u t Recorder, $ 7 5 0 . f.o.b. Is Your Problem Separation of FATTY ACID METHYL ESTERS!

WILKENS INSTRUMENT & RESEARCH, INC., Acheson Building, Berkeley 4 , California For further information, circle number 91 A-1 on Readers' Service Card, page 77 A

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Spectrochemical Analysis. New 28page illustrated brochure provides in­ formative data on spectrochemical analysis, outlining methods, instru­ ments, and typical analytical problems. Also includes bibliography of pertinent reference handbooks. Jarrell-Ash Co. (CH4.01) 37

Photoelectric and Electronic Meas­ uring Instruments. Four-page bulle­ tin features pH meters, colorimeters, photometers, and densitometers among company's line of measuring instru­ ments. Photovolt Corp. 39 Teflon Tubing. Two-page bulletin de­ scribes Teflon thin-walled tubing, with emphasis on its electrical properties and wide range of applications. Haveg Industries, Inc. (Bull. Τ-200) 40 •

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Eight-page bulletin gives data on dryers and calciners for research and pilot plant uses. C. O. Bartlett & Snow Co. (Bull. No. 117) 36

Labeled Compounds. Twenty-four page catalog and price list includes newly available carbon, tritium, and deuterium labeled compounds, as well as descriptions of self-luminous sources. New England Nuclear Corp. 38

Identifies Components Separation by Other Technics

ANALYSE: fusel o i l s , t e r p e n e s , flavor c o n ­ stituents, gas streams, p e t r o c h e m i c a l s , a n d synthetics.

Chemicals. Brochure lists available fine chemicals and their prices. Includes several new compounds. Mann Fine Chemicals, Inc. 34

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Analytical Instruments. New 16page catalog provides information on company line of infrared and ultraviolet spectrophotometers, monochromators, flame photometers, vapor fractometers, as well as accessories available. PerkinElmer Corp. 33

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Technical Glassware. Illustrated catalog of 234 pages gives descriptions and prices of 11.130 items of laboratory and scientific glassware. Kontes Glass Co. (Cat. TO-15) 32

Radioactivity Measuring Instru­ ments. Two-color, 64-pagc catalog il­ lustrates and describes full line of nu­ clear instruments, including scaling units, ratemeters, gamma-ray spectrom­ eter systems, Geiger and scintillation detectors, as well as lead shields, person­ nel protection devices, and gamma and beta sources. Nuclear-Chicago Corp. (Cat. Q) 35

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3.4 METER CONVERTIBLE SPECTROGRAPH The JAco Ebert offers highest resolu­ tion and dispersion, assures unsurpassed precision and sensitivity for analyses of ordinary materials as well as superalloys, rare earths and transuranic ma­ terials. Only the JAco Ebert embodies every desired feature for fast, reliable results plus simplicity of operation never before attained in so versatile a spec­ trograph. Normal peak analytical limits are easily extended through use of op­ tional Order Sorter. Learn more about the JAco Ebert — write today for free 8-page catalog.

Highest dispersion and resolution of any spectrograph!

Flexible: High dispersion for routine analyses . . . ultra-high dispersion and resolution for checking line interfer­ ence, line shape, self-reversal; f o r isotopic analyses. Simple: Easily operated by non-tech­ nical personnel. Stlgmatic: Greater reliability, ver­ satility . . . eliminates critical adjustments. Wide Coverage: W i t h 20" camera, single exposure records — at high dis­ persion — the most sensitive lines of all metallic elements (except alkalies).

Jarrell-Ash Company 32 Farwell Street, Newtonville, Massachusetts San Mateo, Calif. Dallas. Texas

Tinley Park, I I I . New York, Ν. Υ. Pittsburgh, Penna. Atlanta, G a . Detroit, M i c h . For further information, circle number 91 A-2 on Readers' Service Card, page 77 A VOL. 2 9 , N O . 5, MAY 1 9 5 7 · 9 1 A