COLEMAN INSTRUMENTS
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New...Faraday Magnetic Susceptibility System for Under $3000. Teaching... Quality Control.. . Basic and Applied Research • Detects Susceptibility to 0.5 χ 10-6 Cgs units Applications inc lude. . . " Teaching Fundamentals of Mag-netochemistry; e.g., Comparing Properties of Dia-, Para-, Ferro- and Antiferromagnetic Materials. • Oxidation States of Transition Metals in Coordination Complexes. • Stereochemical Studies of Ionic and Covalent Structures. • Paramagnetic Susceptibility Changes with Temperature; Curie and Curie-Weiss Laws. Determination of Concentration in Solutions. • Thermomagnetic Studies of Oxidations and Reductions. • Solid State and Materials Research Studies. • Quality control —Determination of Ferromagnetic Impurities. Milligram samples can be studied over a temperature range of 130°C below ambient to at least 300° above. The system's permanent magnet has a flux density of approximately 5700 gauss. • Standard readout is a visual digital display: recorder output is also provided. • Use the post card for more information.
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here is the
first complete, self-contained
Mercury Analyzer System.
Coleman Model MAS-50/$875.
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It can be used in many scientific fields. Pollution: Air, water, food, soil, tissue. Clinical: Urine, blood, tissue. Industrial Control: Food, metal, soil, fertilizer.
• Sensitivity .01 μg of mercury, equal to or better than A.A. • Direct reading in <xg of mercury · Hatch and Ott procedure
This compact, self-contained, low-cost system makes determination of mercury in solids and solutions, organic or inorganic, or in air an inexpensive routine procedure. Coleman MAS-50 is so easy to operate, no special training is required. Call or wr i te today for free
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