Natural Science Forum / Chemistry / Analytical Chemistry / June 2006

Dear friend and chemist,
I'm looking for a factory - industry which produces FTO (fluorinated
tin oxide) glass.
Please, can any of you suggest me a link or a society where I can order

Any idea what kind of mathematical curves best describe the peaks in
electropherogram produced from capillary electorphoresis? A simple
Gaussian seems to provide a reasonable fit although i wonder if those
used in chromatography/spectroscopy will be better.

Our client, one of the world's most reputed instrumentation company
with $1B+ global revenue, has their US division is in Anaheim,
California, and are looking for an experienced Electrochemist required
for a Full Time position in their Anaheim, California office.

i heated a mineral in 500 degree, and then put it into the
acid(hydrochloric acid or  vitriol ), with the result that some gas was
produced. the gas was of the ammonia smell, colorless. the gas can't be
burned and can

We run a bunch of multiresidue pesticide scans on an Agilent 6890/5973
pair, using retention time locked selective ion monitoring methods. We
find writing and maintaining the SIM windows a real pain. Is there
some more sensible tool for managing this than the Agilent instrument

Context: trying to reduce the frequency with which my swimming
pool goes green :-).
A local electronics shop sells cheap ($AU60) handheld pH meters,
see <http://www.jaycar.com.au/productView.asp?ID=QM1670>.

I work in a laboratory with the latest edition of HP-Agilent
Chemstation.   We are having problems converting macros from our old
system (Windows NT) to (Window XP).  There are multiple macros spread
throughout the system.  I had taken a macro class a few years ago and I

i have a 2 different samples of titanium dioxide loaded onto quartz
sand support.the first sample's TiO2 comes from powdered Degussa P25
and the other comes from sol-gel synthesis.attachment of the TiO2 to
the quartz sand support was done via heat treatment in furnace at 600