EMS MATERIALS SCIENCE & METROLOGY CATALOG 2019–20 EDITION SAMPLE PREPARATION & SUPPLIES Adhesives & Mountants (continued)
Cargille Meltmounts Cargille Meltmount™
FEATURES
Instant thermal mountants that require “no-oven-time”.
100% Usable; contains no solvents.
Reversible, thermally, for particle retrieval or re-orientation
Soluble in toluene for special techniques or clean-up.
PCB-Free. Melt Mount is also available in a Quick-Stick™
be applied to a slide on a hotplate. As soon as the specimen and coverglass are positioned and the slide is cooled you have a permanent prepared slide that can be reversed by reheating, if you should wish to retrieve a particular particle. Each Quick-Stick™
form which can be used to make permanent microscope slide mounts quickly. These Melt Mount sticks can weighs approximately 2
⁄3
1. Meltmount™ 1.539 Has a refractive index (nD
5. Meltmount™ 1.662 @25°C) of 1.539 and an Abbe V dispersion
of 45. Its optically similar to Canada Balsam and therefore ideal for mounting many biological specimens but without the long drying time of Canada Balsam.
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Meltmount 1.539 Meltmount 1.539 Quick-Stick™ 2. Meltmount™ for Chrysotile Asbestos
It has dispersion characteristics making it appropriate for mounting chrysotile asbestos.
RT 17994-20 Meltmount for Chrysotile 3. Meltmount™ 1.582
It has a refractive index nD @25°C) of 1.582 and an Abbe V dispersion of 33. Its optical clarity makes it the preferred choice for minimum visible absorption.
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Meltmount 1.582 Meltmount 1.582 Quick-Stick™ 4. Meltmount™ 1.605
It has a refractive index (nD @25°C) of 1.605 and an Abbe V dispersion of 30, making it appropriate for mounting Asbestiform Tremolite, Anthophyllite, and Actinolite.
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17994-40 17994-41
Meltmount 1.605 Meltmount 1.605 Quick-Stick™ Replication Materials
Cellulose Acetate Films
This acetate film softens in acetone and can be used for duplicating purposes. Acetate film which is wet with acetone can then be applied to a surface which has been wet with
acetone. It is easily removed away from the object when dry. Acetate films come in 35µm thicknesses.
50420-30 Acetate Film 35µm, 10x15cm Sheet 20/pk
Collodion (Parlodion), 2% in Amyl Acetate Highly purified nitrocellulose (parlodion strip) in glass distilled amyl acetate. Useful for forming a negative replica to very fine detail. Two types are available: Our sterile formula which is filtered down to 0.45 micron and our non-sterile formula.
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12620-00 12620-10 12620-30 12620-34 12620-50 12620-55
Non-Filter 2% Collodion in Amyl Acetate
Sterile 2% Collodion in Amyl Acetate (Ultra-Pure) 100 ml Non-filter 2% Collodion in Amyl Acetate Non-filter 2% Collodion in Amyl Acetate
100 ml 30 ml
4x30 ml
Sterile 2% Collodion in Amyl Acetate (Ultra-Pure) 30 ml Sterile 2% Collodion in Amyl Acetate (Ultra-Pure) 4x30 ml
11
1 oz. each
1 oz. each
1 oz.
1 oz. each
It has a refractive index (nD @25°C) of 1.662 and an Abbe V dispersion of 26, optically similar to Aroclor 5442 but is PCB-free.
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Meltmount 1.662 Meltmount 1.662 Quick-Stick™ 6. Meltmount™ 1.680
It has a refractive index (nD @25°C) of 1.680 and an Abbe V dispersion of 25, making it appropriate for mounting Amosite and Crocidolite asbestos.
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Meltmount 1.680 Meltmount 1.680 Quick-Stick™ 7. Meltmount™ 1.704
It has a refractive index (nD @25°C) of 1.704 and an Abbe V dispersion of 24, similar to Naphrax.
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Meltmount 1.704 Meltmount 1.704 Quick-Stick™
1 oz. each
1 oz. each
1 oz. each
oz. (18g).
Fluid at 65°C, a temperature chosen because it makes permanent mount and protects the majority of specimens from thermal changes.
Direct replacement for old mountant mediums (Canada Balsam, Aroclor 5442, Naphrax...)
(optical quality) is a series of mounting media which are specifically formulated for use in microscope slide mounting and in other optical coupling applications.
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