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Versatile: No zero drift from temperature or air density changes. Permits taring, overloading, and counterpoising to eliminate air buoyancy effects.
radicals at temperatures within a few degrees of absolute zero by a process developed at the National Bureau of Standards. The film may be borrowed free of charge, except for return postage and insurance costs. The current purchase price is $54.64 f.o.b., subject to change without notice.
Furman G r a n t e d Emeritus Status Dr. N. Howell Furman, Russell Wellman Moore Professor of Chemistry at Princeton University since 1945, has been retired to emeritus status, it. was announced by Princeton's President Robert F. Goheen. President of the American Chemical Society in 1951, Dr. Furman received his undergraduate training at Princeton, and also holds a master's and a doctor's degree from the same institution.
Proved Value: Economical, long life. Fairly fast, particularly for small changes in weight. All Mechanical: Explosion-proof. No electricity. No optical adjustments. N u l l Reading: Chainweight used to restore beam to balanced position so sensitivity variations negligible. Beam arm ratio under 10 ppm., also ordinarily negligible. T r o u b l e Free: Cleaning is only *• service usually required for first 5 to 10 years. M O D E t DLB-M2— $ 4 9 6 Capacity 200 g Sensitivity 1 /20 trig.
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Analytical chemistry is Dr. Furman's particular field of research, and he has made several outstanding contributions in development of electrometric techniques in chemical analysis. He has served as a consultant to AEC and was noted for his development during World War II of techniques in sampling and analysis in pure uranium production. In 1937, Dr. Furman was designated the first recipient of the Fisher Award in Analvtical Chemistrv.
X-Ray Conference Scheduled The 9th annual conference on Applications of X-Ray Analysis will be held at the Park Lane Hotel in Denver, Colo., Aug. 10 to 12. Featuring about 40 technical papers, the meeting is sponsored by the Metallurgy Division of the University of Denver's Denver Research Institute.
