A universal syringe buret and its use in microcolorimetric analysis.
Arnold Lazarow · PubMed · 1950
Abstract A syringe buret is described which has the following advantages: (a) Readings are made on a dial indicator gauge. (b) The use of mercury is avoided and the cleaning of the buret is therefore greatly simplified. (c) The syringes may be rapidly replaced, and a wide variety of sizes may be used ranging from a 14 c.c. tuberculin to a 10 c.c. syringe. (d) Syringes of preselected diameters are used so that the scale divisions correspond to an even number of microliters. The syringe is admirably suited for microcolorimetric analyses.