Guidelines for care & Use of Dry Solvent Stills [Example]
Guidelines for care & Use of Dry Solvent Stills [Example]
Guidelines for care & Use of Dry Solvent Stills [Example]
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specialty gases sold by Sunox, a local company, 996-3832. If lecture bottles are purchased<br />
from National Welders, they can be returned when empty to them rather than taken out<br />
with garbage to a landfill. Lecture bottles <strong>of</strong> unusual gases can be purchase from National<br />
Welders, <strong>care</strong> <strong>of</strong> Mr. David Young, phone # 1-800-866-4422, ext. 3602, cell phone # 336-817-<br />
5070. I prefer that you purchase lecture bottles from National Welders.<br />
The following liquid gases are usually purchased by Dr. Marcus Wright <strong>for</strong> use in the NMR room,<br />
from National welders, unless otherwise noted:<br />
� Liquid Helium 100 liters (<strong>for</strong> the NMR room, room # 12A)<br />
� Liquid Nitrogen LNS 160, PGS45, or XL50, all High Pressure Stainless Steel “non-magnetic”<br />
tanks <strong>for</strong> the Mass Spectrometer in the NMR room.<br />
� Liquid Nitrogen LNS 160, PGS45, or XL50, all Low Pressure Stainless Steel “non-magnetic”<br />
tanks <strong>for</strong> the NMR.<br />
The following liquid Argon gas tank is purchased by Dr. Brad Jones, <strong>for</strong> use in Lab room # 118,<br />
from National welders, perhaps once every 2 months:<br />
� Liquid Argon LARS50<br />
The following liquid gas is purchased from Magnetic Resources company maybe once a year as a<br />
backup supplier, in case National Welders runs out <strong>of</strong> current amount needed:<br />
� Liquid Helium size 100, Stainless Steel “non-magnetic”, from Magnetic Resources, phone<br />
800-443-5486, <strong>for</strong> the NMR room<br />
Lecture bottles bought from Sigma-Aldrich Chemical Co. can be returned to them via ROADWAY<br />
CO. shipment. Sigma-Aldrich has a standard <strong>for</strong>m to attach to the package. Follow the procedure<br />
they will mail you when you call them at 1-800-558-9160.<br />
Matheson lecture bottle gases can also be purchased by calling Matheson directly in Georgia at<br />
770-961-7891. Returning these empty lecture bottles is relatively easy. See the appropriate<br />
section in the chapter entitled “Procedure For Handling Hazardous Chemical Waste”, #7, “Spent<br />
Lecture Bottle Compressed Gas Cylinders”.<br />
Please note that a good local source <strong>for</strong> copper, stainless steel and aluminum tubing <strong>of</strong> various<br />
sizes is as follows: Ferguson Enterprises, Inc., 7905 North Point Blvd., Winston-Salem, NC phone<br />
# 759-0253.<br />
In particular, standard size copper tubing (l/8 in. outside diameter, 0.028 in. inside diameter),<br />
standard size stainless steel tubing (again, 1/8 in. O.D. and 0.028 in.I.D.) and aluminum tubing can<br />
be ordered here with prompt delivery. We have an account with them (WFU Acct. # 2350).<br />
Fisher also sells copper tubing and Swagelok fittings. The only other source <strong>for</strong> Swagelok fittings<br />
is Charlotte Valve and Fitting Co., 704-598-7040, WFU Acct. # WFU001.<br />
Process and Control Equipment company in Charlotte, NC, phone # 704-334-0881, is a good<br />
source <strong>for</strong> Imperial Eastman polyethylene tubing (Poly-Flow tubing, catalog # 22-P, <strong>for</strong> 1/8th inch O.D.,<br />
and 44-P, <strong>for</strong> 1/4th inch O.D., <strong>of</strong> various colors). This tubing will withstand a maximum working pressure<br />
<strong>of</strong> 125 psi <strong>for</strong> 1/8th inch tubing and 100 psi <strong>for</strong> 1/4th inch tubing.<br />
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