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Congratulations Magpie, you have just become a Post HOARE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
       
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Magpie
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Yes, it seems unbelievable that I have made over 3000 posts. But in no way do I feel like Betty White when she was asked her opinion of Facebook:
"The biggest waste of time ever." I hope some day to see my 6000th post.
The single most important condition for a successful synthesis is good mixing - Nicodem
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franklyn
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Smith & Beck binocular # 3231 circa 1860
www.ebay.com/itm/Antique-Microscope-/190771795363?nma=true&a...
Pictures here _
www.4shared.com/zip/rmT5nKut/Smith__Beck__binocular__3231_c....
W. H. Bulloch 1879 # 132
www.ebay.com/itm/RARE-ANTIQUE-Tall-Large-Scale-W-H-Bulloch-B...
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www.4shared.com/zip/n9ALDJFh/W_H_Bulloch_1879__132.html
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Organikum
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Brass
Well by accident I have got a polarimeter too, not so old and not so shiny (but only for the reasons it is factory painted black and nickel coated,
the metal is solid brass under that).
Have to figure out yet how to get to the tube. Anybody who has a manual for a Hartnack Polarimeter around?
  
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Vogelzang
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I got a nice saccharimeter on top of the glass case which contains two refractometers, etc. A polarimeter is shown on the top shelf next to a
spectrometer and cork borer. Another polarimeter is shown in front the analyical balance. I also have a Kipp gas generator.
http://www.google.com/search?q=saccharimeter&hl=en&s...
   
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franklyn
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That's a fine collection Vogelzang. I tend to be more utilitarian in a
swiss army knife approach to instrumentalities. I do have a weakness
for brass microscopes though. One can simply screw on modern
objectives and they work as well as any comparable modern one.
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I bought an Atago Brix scale refractometer like this on Ebay about 3 years back
for ~ $ 30 + Shipping , These things cost a mint new ~ $ 500.
www.atago.net/images/products/l/HSR-500.jpg
www.atago-usa.com/Analog-Handheld/Brix/0-to-90-/HSR-500-p297...
www.capitolscientific.com/Atago-HSR-500-Hand-Held-Refractome...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=25120...
All it needed was to be disassembled for a good cleaning.
Brix scale
www.atago.net/images/products/memori/HSR-500.gif
Is convertible to nD refractive index by cross reference on a chart
www.2spi.com/catalog/ltmic/brix.html
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Vogelzang
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Yep, I've seen those on Ebay. I got the Valentine and one of the Bausch & Lomb (center of the picture) refractometers on Ebay, and the B&L
refractometer on the right at Terrapin Traders. http://www.purchase.umd.edu/ttrader/
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