| For more than 80 years, Buckeye Technologies, Inc. has been a leader in
producing value-added cellulose-based specialty products for high-end niche
markets worldwide. Their expertise in polymer chemistry and fiber science,
combined with advanced manufacturing practices and airlaid and wetlaid
technologies, enables them to provide the broadest range of products and
innovative solutions available today.
The following equipment was donated to the Department of Chemistry:
- Waters 600 HPLC
system capable of quaternary gradient operation -
Productivity: The time-proven solvent delivery design provides
unmatched reliability, which means less maintenance and maximum uptime.
HPLC System Flexibility: Broad flow rate range enables
implementation of analytical or semipreparative methods with no system
modification.
Versatile Control: Use the Waters 600S controller with PowerLine
software for autosampler and detector control. The Auto Blend feature
automatically blends up to four eluents in any sequence of isocratic or
gradient combinations for automated methods development, column cleanup,
system flushing, and sample prep.
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HP 5890 Gas chromatograph with data system - Unit equipped with a
flame ionization detector and a flame photometric detector.
- QuantaChrome Degasser -
Designed to degas samples rapidly with ease and with no subsequent
sample contamination.
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QuantaChrome Monosorb Direct-Reading Automatic Surface Area Analyzer - MONOSORB®
Surface Area Analyzers are currently used for research and quality
control in such diverse industries as ceramics, catalysts, fillers,
nuclear fuels, petrochemicals, solis, fertilizers, carbon blacks,
charcoals, fibers, minerals, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, cement,
powdered foods, desiccants, powdered metals, ion exchange resins,
silica, alumina, titania and many others.
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Bio-Rad
Digilab FTS-40 with UMA300A - The FTIR system is useful in obtaining the
vibrational spectra of solid, liquid and gaseous samples in the
frequency range 450-4000 cm-1, giving important information for
identifying unknown samples. With the microscope, one may also obtain
finger prints of micro-quantity of samples, such as micro-crystals,
micro-fibers, etc.
Please join us in thanking the people at
Buckeye Technologies, Inc. for their gift.
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