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Technical Reference BooksOur own PCB BookContains the Physical, Spectral andChromatographic Properties of all 209Congeners. Also included is an articleby George FrameBOOK-PCB-002 $ 25Physical, Spectra, andChromatographic Properties of all209 Individual PCB CongenersAccuStandard’s FT/IR, MassSpectral data, melting point andchromatographic information alongwith chromatographic data fromGeorge Frame’s study is available inthis book.PCB BookAnalytical Chemistry of PCBsBOOK-PCB-001 $ 225Analytical Chemistry of PCBsThis updated and expanded SecondEdition of Dr. Erickson's AnalyticalChemistry of PCBs appears a decadeafter the first and is completely revisedand updated. The changes from theFirst Edition reflect the significantgrowth in the area and a growingappreciation of the importance of PCBanalysis to our culture. This book is acomprehensive review of the analyticalchemistry of PCBs. It is part history,part annotated bibliography, partcomparison, and part guidance.Featuring a new chapter on analyst/customer interactions and several newappendices, the Second Edition is aninvaluable resource for both chemistswith no experience in PCB analysis andseasoned PCB researchers.TPH BookTotal Petroleum HydrocarbonPattern RecognitionStandardsBOOK-TPH-001 $ 30Total Petroleum HydrocarbonPattern Recognition StandardsThis book contains chromatographyfor the various petroleum productstypically found during LUFT/LUSTsite investigations. The chromatographyshows each fuel pattern in a25 minute analytical run for earlyeluting petroleum products likegasoline to late eluting products likemotor oil. In addition, an n-alkanestandard analyzed under identicalconditions has been overlaid oneach petroleum product chromatogram.Use of the book will assistthe chemist’s identification of thefuel for pattern recognition.The n-alkane standard overlayprovides n-alkane reference pointsbetween the standard and theunknown sample. These beginningand ending n-alkane reference points can be used to establish grosshydrocarbon concentrations. By comparing the specific n-alkane range ofthe closest identified petroleum standard to that of the unknown sample areproducible gross hydrocarbon number can be achieved.Plastics BookFor the Chemical Analysisof Plastic and PolymerAdditivesBOOK-PLAS-001 $ 250Additional reference information, such as the full textof select EPA Methods and EU Directives, can befound on our Website.NEWHandbook for the Chemical Analysisof Plastic and Polymer AdditivesThis book, recently published by CRCPress, contains a host of analyticalreference data for each of the manycommon plastics and polymeradditives. Each of the compounds isalso offered by AccuStandard as acertified reference standard, most inboth neat and solution form, makingcomparison of the analytical resultseasier.Each compound has:(where applicable)■ Chemical Information■ Structure■ CAS Number■ RTECS Number■ Formula■ Molecular Weight■ IUPAC Name, other common namesand some popular brand names■ Physical Properties■ Appearance■ Melting and Boiling Points■ Stability■ Solubilities in several commonsolvents■ Application■ Regulatory■ Environmental Impact■ Point of Release■ Toxicological Data■ Analytical Data■ Mass Spectrum with key Ionstabulated■ Chromatogram with conditions■ Other Important Information8 AccuStandard is accredited to ISO/IEC 17025 and certified to ISO 9001
QC StandardsContentsTechnical Books 8NotLot (Same Formulation but Independent Lot) 10ASL (Alternate Source Line) 11-19Column Testing 20PT (Proficiency Testing) Self-Tests 21-26ASTM QC Tests (see Petro Section) 275-276Tel. 800-442-5290 / 203-786-5290 • Fax 203-786-5287 • Web AccuStandard.com 9
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