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GROW AEROBIC AND ANAEROBIC CULTURES IN THE
GYROTORY® INCUBATOR SHAKER
A controlled temperature incubator with continuous shaking action. Agitation speed variable from 140 to 400 rpm. Triple-eccentric-shaft stabilizing system distributes positive rotary motion to every flask on the 18" χ 30" platform. Cool, quiet, smooth-running.
, . ' M O D E L G25. C ι r c u l a t i n g heated air, the fully insulated un i t p rov ides constant temperature, ambi-ient to 60° C , ± V 2 ° C Other speed r anges , and connections for gassing available. Adaptable for tubes, b o t t l e s , a n d other glassware.
Overall Dimensions: 2 5 " long χ 4 1 " wide χ 2 9 V i " deep.
UNCONDITIONAL ONE YEAR WARRANTY
Write for Catalog G25-A11
NEW BRUNSWICK SCIENTIFIC CO., INC.
P.O. BOX 606, NEW BRUNSWICK, NEW JERSEY
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FOR:
Glassblowing
and other
tasks
obscured by
a dazzling
yellow flame
The selective f i l te r ing lenses in PARR Glassblowers' Goggles block out the object ionable y e l l o w g lare a lways present in g lasswork ing operat ions. They transmit only a trace of ye l low l ight w i thou t seriously reducing the intensity of red and other colors in the visible spectrum. Ava i l ab le in l i g h t w e i g h t safety f rames, also in a cl ip-on style, each complete w i t h case.
Order from any Parr Dealer, or write direct for Spec. 4200.
P A R R INSTRUMENT CO. MOLINE, ILLINOIS
CONTRIBUTED ARTICLES
Polarographic Determination of Titanium in Tantalum and Niobium Concentrates and Ores . . . 1 836 D. K. Banerjee, C. C. Budke, and F. D. Miller
Polarographic Determination of rV,N'-Ethylenedigly-cine and Nitrilotriacetic Acid in (Ethylenedinitrilo)-tetracetic Acid R. B. LeBlanc 1 840
Direct Quantitative Diffractometric Analysis . . . . 1842 P. P. Williams
Determination of Blood Urea with p-Dimethylamino-benzaldehyde H.H.Brown 1844
Extraction and Determination of Thorium from Sulfate and Phosphate Solutions with Tri-n-octylphosphine O x i d e W. J. Ross and J. C. White 1 8 4 7
Determination and Stabilization of Reduced Ascorbic Acid in Extracts from Plant Materials . Η. Τ. Freebairn 1 850
Ion Exchange Membranes in Coulometry 1 852 S. W. Feldberg and C. E. Bricker
Determination of Organic Nitro Compounds by Con-trolled-Potential Coulometry J. M. Kruse 1854
Application of Constant Current Potentiometry to Nonaqueous Titrations of Weak Acids 1857 Irving Shain and G. R. Svoboda
Determination of p-Phenylenedilithium by Potentio-metric Titration with Cerium(IV) Nitrate Solution. . 1860 A . F. Clifford and R. R. Olsen
2,4,6-Tripyridyl-s-triazine as Reagent for Iron. Determination of Iron in Limestone, Silicates, and Refractories 1862 P. F. Collins, Harvey Diehl, and G. F. Smith
Zirconium Analysis by Production Control Quantom-e t e r C. L. Easlerday 1 8 6 7
Amperometric Determination of Tin with Cupferron 1868 S. S. Yamamura, J. E. Rein, and G. L. Booman
lodometric Method for Determination of Persulfates 1 870 Nagi Wahba, M . F. El Asmar, and M . M . El Sadr
Determination of Chlorine Dioxide in Treated Surface W a t e r s M . A . Post and W. A . Moore 1 8 7 2
Direct Karl Fischer Determination of Water in Vinyl Ethers Lucien Barnes, Jr., and M . S. Pawlak 1 8 7 5
Selected Triphenylmethane Dyes as Acid-Base indicators in Glacial Acetic Acid 1876 O. W. Koiling and McC. L. Smith
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