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Priceby Dr.Leon Sweet,Chairman of the Detroit Section.  \n(See Page 6)  \nNVDIHOIπ‘2 LIOY1.34qVO 37IR 9盈8 DNIKOA靖XdLSIWGH3 JO LN37LVdaI30377003A0NDKVW  \nPOLAROID  \n# PHOTOMICROGRAPHICEQUIPMENT\n\nNew Polaroid LandCamera Back 3%4×4%uses pack film  \nAdapts to yourmicroscope  \ning Head to the larger eyepiece tubeof the StereoZoom.  \nThis photographic equipment attachesto any microscope having a 25 mm.eyepiece tube and provides a conven-ient and fast means for taking Polaroidpictures directly on the microscope.Itis also widely used with Bausch &Lomb StereoZoom Microscopes.  \nThis equipment together with yourmicroscope makes an easy-to-operatephotomicrographic instrument.  Thebeamsplitter feature of the“N”View-ing Head serves to focus the imageand exposures can be made quickly.69-940-01 Polaroid PhotomicropraphicEquipment,less Fixed Eyepiece Tubeand Wide Field Eyepiece……$314.0069-941-10 Fixed Eyepiece Tube,forattaching\"N“Viewing Head to B&LStereo-Zoom Microscope……….$10.0057-033 B&L Wide Field Eyepiece,15x……………………………………$20.0057-035 B &L Wide Field Eyepiece,20x……………    ……………$20.00  \nThe complete unit includes:(1)Pola-roid Land Camera Back 3%4×4/withcone attachment,and(2)B&L Model\"N\"Eyepiece Viewing Head,completewith shutter,cable release and aerialimage viewer with focusing magnifier.  \nWhen utilizing a B &L StereoZoommicroscope,the Fixed Eyepiece Tubelisted below is required.One of theWide Field Eyepieces is also needed.These accessories adapt the\"N\"View-  \n8aod-  \nSCIENTIFIC  \nLABORATORY AP.PARATUS &SUPPLIES  \nAnn Arbor,Mich.48107Columbus,Ohio 43216  \n# THE DETROIT CHEMIST\n\nOFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE DETROIT SECTION,AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETYPUBLISHED MONTHLY,SEPTEMBER THROUGH JUNE.SUBSCRIPTION $2.00 A YEAR,25c A COPY  \nOffice of Publication:14603 Wyoming,Detroit,Michigan 48238Second Class Postage Paid at Detroit,Michigan  \nEDITOR -RICHARD C.SCHWING,Research Laboratories General Motors Corporation,12 Mile  \nand Mound Roads,Warren,Michigan,JE.9-5000,Ext.2646  \nASSISTANT EDITOR-SEYMOUR KATZ-Research Laboratories,General Motors CorporationBUSINESS MANAGER-STEVEN G.PLOVAN,Research Laboratories,General Motors CorporationASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER一MORTON LEVINE,Research Lab.,General Motors CorporationBUSINESS ASSISTANT-GERALD TENNENHOUSE,General Motors CorporationPlease address all correspondence to the Editor  \nNUMBER 10  \nVOLUME 37  \nJUNE,1965  \n# Election Results\n\nOfficers 1965-1966Detroit Section  \nChairman:Thomas O.Morgan  \n(Elected 1964)  \nChairman-Elect:Ronald A.Graham  \nSecretary:Gordon Knapp  \nTreasurer:Charles Harmison  \nCouncilor:Leon Rand  \nAlternate Councilor:Charles E.Beck  \nElection Results 1965-1966Flint Subsection  \nPresident:Kathryn P.Caraway  \nPresident-Elect and Program Chairman:Ahti A.Mackela  \nSec.-Treasurer:Reginald Bell  \n# Expanded ScalepH METER\n\n● With 10-inch scale—widest available一for enhanced readability● 3 pH expansionreadable to 0.01 pH·Simple operationoind withgh stabili4875-CO8.  \nA new,stabilized,line-operated,expandedscale pH Meter with a 10-inch scale forenhanced readability.Suitable for criticalmeasurements as well as for general pur-pose work in acidimetric or oxidation-reduction techniques and for Karl Fischeror other polarized electrode titrations.  \nPolarizing Current.Ten microamperes,for endpoint determinations in Karl Fischerand similar procedures.  \nGrounding.Operates with grounded orungrounded solutions.  \nRecorder Output.Ten millivolts.  \nCan be switched instantly from normalrange of pH0 to 14(or 0 to ±1400 milli-volts)to full-scale span of any 3-pH seg-ment(or±300 mv unit)and easily read to  \nHousing.Heavy gauge aluminum,corro-sion-resistant epoxy finish;15 inches wide×6%deep×9 high.  \n0.01 pH or 1 mv.  \nStability.Precision components through-out circuit;transistorized amplifier employssolid-state chopper for drift-free operation.Unaffected by line variations from 105 to125 volts.  \nAdjustable Meter Angle.For c","cbCaieycZSdT41GC","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaieycZSdT41GC","pdf",1038627,16,"English","# Election Results\n## Officers 1965-1966 Detroit Section\n## Election Results 1965-1966 Flint Subsection\n# Photomicrographic Equipment\n# Expanded Scale pH Meter\n# Chairman's Chatter","[{\"question\":\"What does this issue of The Detroit Chemist include besides ads?\",\"answer\":\"It contains election results for the Detroit Section and Flint Subsection, plus officer listings and an editorial section titled “Chairman’s Chatter.” It also includes detailed equipment descriptions for photomicrographic apparatus and a pH meter.\"},{\"question\":\"Which photomicrographic products are described?\",\"answer\":\"The document describes a Polaroid Land camera back with microscope attachment and mentions use with a Bausch \\u0026 Lomb “N” viewing head and StereoZoom microscopes.\"},{\"question\":\"What are key specifications highlighted for the expanded scale pH meter?\",\"answer\":\"It emphasizes a 10-inch expanded scale for readability, 0.01 pH resolution, stability features, options for grounding and recorder output, and temperature compensation calibrated in 2° divisions over 0 to 100°C.\"}]","The Detroit Chemist - Volume 37 - June, 1965 | PDF",1789966731]