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Digital manometer indicates pressure directly as a four-digit reading. Overall accuracy, including linearity, is better than 0 . 5 % of the measure­ ment range. The Model DM1 in­ cludes a variable-reluctance differ­ ential-pressure transducer, a self-bal­ ancing potentiometer digital voltmet­ er, and associated carrier-demodula­ tor intermediate circuitry. Three basic heads are available with ranges 0-10, 0 - 1 0 0 , and 1 0 - 1 0 0 0 mm Hg. A 10X sensitivity switch provides an additional measurement range of onetenth rated value for each head. The DM1 can be operated with the refer­ ence side pumped to give useful vacu­ um measurements down to 1 0 3 torr. Whittaker Corp., Pace Wiancko Divi­ sion, 12838 Saticoy St., North Holly­ wood, Calif. 407

Square W a v e Generator

Let us demonstrate all the advantages and abilities of our so-called "Throwaways": These AgCl cells are usable for aqueous and most non-aqueous samples in IR analysis up to 22 micron wavelength. Wider selection of pathlengths for less money. Reusable many times. And if cells get too dirty to clean easily, you can afford to throw them away at only $2.50 a throw. (Special holders adapt them to all IR spectro­ photometers.) Write for Data File LIR-466-14* on cells and accessories — the finest, most complete line in the field. ^Includes products manufactured by the Research and Industrial Instrument Company of London, England; formerly marketed by the Limit Research Corporation. Both RlIC and Limit are now it part of Beckman Instruments, Inc. Price is stated in U. S. funds and is subject to change without notice.

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A compact, solid-state square wave generator produces square waves of ex­ ceptionally clean shape over the fre­ quency range 1 Hz to 10 MHz. Square-wave rise time is 5 nanoseconds, and overshoot and ringing are less than 5%. The Model 21 IB Square Wave Generator takes half the width of a 7-inch high space when rack-mounted and weighs only 9 pounds. HewlettPackard, 1501 Page Mill Rd., Palo Alto, Calif. 94304 408

Mossbauer Spectrometer

The new Model NS-1 automatic Mossbauer effect spectrometer is a modified version of a previous instru­ ment. This model features constant velocity and constant acceleration op­ erating modes over a velocity range of 0.0001 to 20 cm/second. The "Cryotip" accessory, a Joule-Thomson refrigeration system for absorber cool­ ing, can be used with the new spec­ trometer. Nuclear Science & Engi­ neering Corp., Pittsburgh 36, Pa. 409

The Reichert Zetopan is ingen­ iously designed for maximum working comfort and operational ease. It has built-in illuminating sys­ tems for transmitted, reflected and "mixed" light, and offers unlimited versatility, for investi­ gating transparent, opaque and semi-opaque specimens.

Outstanding features are: Contrast Fluorescence Micros­ copy · Anoptral & Interference Contrast · Polarization Interferometry · Cinephotomicrography and Time Lapse System · Four alter­ nate Light Sources · Components for research in metallography & Polarized Light · Photomicrog­ raphy with 35 mm. and Polaroid Land Cameras

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W i l l i a m J. H a c k e r & Co., Inc. Box 646, W. Caldwell, N. J., (201) 226-8450 Circle No. 48 on Readers' Service Card

VOL. 39, NO. 4, APRIL 1967

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