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27-OO-3-E1<\/strong><\/p>\n

[Transcriber’s note<\/strong>: The entries on this page open with a pound sign followed by a number (possibly a continuation of a shopping list from the medical department\/laboratory), the name of the product, amount, a product number likely from a specific company\u2019s catalog, and the price. At the bottom is a total cost for all items requested. The entire left column of numbers has a squiggle line crossing them out. This page is a direct continuation from E2, but is likely missing the order sheet for items #707 through #732 before continuing with F1.]<\/em><\/p>\n

#681 agar 100 g 5-A434 17.8[illegible numeral]
\n#682 alizarin 25 g 3-A469 18.[illegible numeral]
\n#684 ammonium sulfate 5lb 5-0800 18.25
\n#684 albumin, egg [illegible] 4-0440 10.62
\n#685 alcohol, anhydrous [illegible] 11-4401 [illegible]
\n#686 ammonium thiocyanate 1-0818 [14.66?]
\n#687 acid fuchsin 5g 3-A354 10.[illegible numeral]
\n#688 ammonium oxalate 1\/4lb 4-0746 12.16
\n#689 barium chloride 1 lb 1-0980 9.57
\n#690 basic fuchsin 25 g 3-B69[illegible numeral] 13.55
\n#691 sodium borate 1 lb 1-3568 [illegible]
\n#692 [illegible]
\n#693 [illegible]
\n#694 bron[illegible] green 5g 1-C946 [illegible]
\n#695 aluminum p[illegible through line]
\n#696 [illegible] blue 5 g 1-D470 10.[illegible numeral]
\n#697 calcium chloride 1 lb 1-1336 10.13
\n#698 marble chips 5 lb 2-P547 12.75
\n#699 copper sulfate 5 lb 5-1844 46.[illegible numeral]
\n#700 crystal violet 25 g 3-F907 [illegible]
\n#701 Congo red 150 g 3-F788 100.0
\n#702 Chlorphenol red 5 g 1-F334 12.60
\n#703 creatinine 10 g 2-F826 10.2[illegible numeral]
\n#704 chloroform 1 pt 11-9180 6.68
\n#705 eosin y 25 g 3-L088 [illegible]
\n#706 ether 27 lb 7-9240 59.81
\n[Total] 510.[illegible]<\/p>\n

[Circled] In-Penny<\/p>\n

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28-OO-3-E2<\/strong><\/p>\n

[Transcriber’s note<\/strong>: The entries on this page open with a pound sign followed by a number, in order, that has been crossed out with a squiggle line through the column from top to bottom, just like OO-3-E1. Based on the numbers, this page should be the first of five pages of chemicals ordered by Jonestown. After the first column of numbers, each line then contains the name of the chemical, the amount to be ordered, the product number, and the price. The bottom of the page includes a total cost for the items requested.]<\/em><\/p>\n

Co. that carries these chemicals: J.T. Baker Co.
\nLaboratory Dept.: 995 Zephyr Ave.
\nHaywood, Calif. 94544
\nPhone 415 (471-6225)
\n[Upper right of page:] Order from: Larry Schacht & Pauline Groot<\/p>\n

Chemicals from J.T. Baker Co.
\n#659 sodium hydroxide pellets
\n25 lbs 7-3728 45.25
\n#660 nitric acid 7lbs 5-9603 22.33
\n#661 nitric acid DILUT-IT 1-4712 5.85
\n#662 hydrochloric acid 36 lbs 5-9544 49.32
\n#663 acetic acid 30 lbs 3-9507 49.50
\n#664 sodium carbonate 25 lb 7-3604 67.75
\n#665* ammonium molybdate 1lb 1-0716 23.51
\n[Number 666 skipped]
\n#667* manganese dioxide 1 lb 1-8342 17.22
\n#668* sodium nitrate 1 lb 1-3780 12.63
\n#669* sodium cyanide 1 lb 1-3662 8.85
\n#670 sodium nitroferricyanide 4-3792 14.85
\n#671* sodium acetate 1 lb 1-3470 10.50
\n#672 sodium sulfate 5 lb 5-3898 14.50
\n#673 sodium chloride 5 lb 5-3624 13.65
\n#674 sodium phosphate 1 lb 11-3828 10.92
\n#675 sodium citrate 25 lb 7-3646 76.50
\n#676 sulfuric acid 54 lb 3-9681 46.48
\n#677 sodium molybdate 1 lb 1-3764 39.53
\n#678 sodium tungstate 12×1\/4 lb 4-3964 44.92
\n#679 acetone (cleaning fluid) 5 gal 7-9008 34.00
\n#680 acetone (chemical) 1 pt 11-9006 3.71
\n[Total] 573.[8]7<\/p>\n

*for things with this mark we actually kneed about an ounce. The order is Bakers smallest size.<\/p>\n

[Circled handwriting bottom left corner of page:] In-Penny<\/p>\n

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29-OO-3-F1<\/strong><\/p>\n

[Transcriber’s note<\/strong>: The layout of this page matches OO-3-E1 and E2, but the most interesting part is that the first column of numbers begins with #733, but E1 ends with #706 – there is possibly a sheet missing from the set of E1, E2, F1, and G1 through G4. This page is a continuation of a large order from J.T. Baker Chemical Co. Like the pages before it, the first column of numbers is crossed out using a squiggle line from top to bottom.]<\/em><\/p>\n

[Top of page, half circled, in handwriting:] In Penny<\/p>\n

#733 picric acid 1 lb 1-0276 36.14
\n#734 potassium dichromate 1 lb 1-3092 10.[illegible numeral]
\n#735 petroleum ether 2 pt 2-9273 7.[illegible numeral]
\n#736* oxalic acid 1 lb 1-0230 19.41
\n#737 phosphoric acid 1 lb 5-0260 17.[illegible numeral]
\n#738 paraffin 12 x 1 lb 1-4[illegible numeral] 48.[illegible numeral]
\n#739 potassium biphthalate 1 lb 1-2958 [illegible]
\n#740 potassium [illegible] 1 lb 1-3[illegible numeral] [illegible]
\n#741 potassium iodide 1 lb 1-3163 [illegible]
\n#742* potassium acetate 1 lb 1-29[illegible numeral] [illegible]
\n#743 phenol 1 pt 1-2864 13.[illegible numeral]
\n#744* mercuric chloride \u00bc lb 4-2594 [illegible]
\n#745 mercury 1 lb 1-2568 [illegible]
\n#746* [illegible] \u00bc lb 4-3360 [illegible]
\n#747* potassium sodium tartrate 11-3262 [illegible]
\n#748 silver nitrate \u00bc lb 4-3426 71.37
\n#749 sulfuric acid 6 x 9 lb 3-96[illegible numeral]1 46.[illegible numeral]
\n#750? Soframine 25 g 3-U926 [illegible]
\n#751 sodium bicarbonate 1 lb 1-3506 [illegible]
\n#752 sulfosalicylic acid 1 lb 1-0364 [illegible]
\n#753 sulfobromophthalein 10 g 2-V199 [illegible]
\n#754 [stannrus?] chloride 1 lb 11-3980 [illegible]
\n#755 Sudan II 25 g 3-V138 [illegible]
\n#756 [illegible] acid \u00bc lb 4-0354 [illegible]
\n#757 tannic acid \u00bc lb 4-0377 [illegible]<\/p>\n

[Total cost is illegible]<\/p>\n

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30-OO-3-G1<\/strong><\/p>\n

[Transcriber’s note<\/strong>: This page is a continuation of OO-3-F1 and begins with number #758 and ends with #778. Most of the page is illegible due to the quality of the scan. Below, I have transcribed that which is mostly legible and anything not included was illegible. This page also includes the same circled, hand written \u201cIn Penny\u201d in the other handwritten chemical purchase lists in OO-3-E1, E2, and F1.]<\/em><\/p>\n

#758 xylenes 1 pt 11-9-70 3.65
\n#759 urea 1 lb
\n#760 uric acid 100 g 5-X347
\n#761* trichloroacetic acid 1 lb 1-0414 24.89
\n#762 Wright [illegible] 25 g<\/p>\n

[The rest of the page is almost entirely unreadable but #775 roughly makes out to be sodium cyanate 8 oz. At the bottom of the page is written (OVER).]<\/p>\n

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31-OO-3-G2, G3, and G4<\/strong><\/p>\n

[Transcriber’s note<\/strong>: This is the last of the group of pages of a handwritten list of chemicals requested to be purchased from J.T. Baker Chemical Co. by Larry Schacht and Pauline Groot. At the bottom are two typewritten notes that the FBI has labeled OO-3-G3 and OO-3-G4 but they were all scanned in as one pdf page. The other pages in this group are OO-3-E1, E2, F1, and G1. Along with the numbers of the far left column, the lines for #779 through #782 have been crossed out with lines by hand.]<\/em><\/p>\n

#779 small bottle India ink (for stains)
\n#780 glass beads (\u215b\u201d diam is good [illegible]
\n#781 polychrome [illegible]
\n#782 pH meter
\n#783 clarity 1 cup
\n#784 [illegible, including 3 lines underneath]<\/p>\n

Total of known costs 573.57
\n\u2022 [illegible]
\n\u2022 671.9[illegible numeral]
\n\u2022 [illegible]
\n\u2022 [illegible]
\n[Total cost illegible]<\/p>\n

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OO-3-G3<\/strong><\/p>\n

19. Unopipettes – the lab would like 200 red cell pipe totes and 200 white cell pipe totes out of the GM Catalogue.<\/p>\n

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OO-3-G4<\/strong><\/p>\n

14. The additional scrub brushes asked for are for the laboratory.
\nPauline asked for five more. Our surgical brushes cannot be used for laboratory purposes.<\/p>\n

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49-OO-3-P5<\/strong><\/p>\n

MORE PRICES ON ITEMS REQUESTED FROM THE FL::
\n(FROM A LIST REC. ON THE RADIO-6 mo projection, wanted items prices before go ahead with ordering. Rec. 3\/6\/78)<\/p>\n

WHAT \u2022 STRENGTH \u2022 AMT RE. \u2022 UNIT PRICE \u2022 TOTAL
\n1. Aminophylline 200mg 1000\/ 13.80\/1000 13.80
\n2. Pyrinate A(for crabs, lice) li. 15\/4oz 3.00\/4oz. 45.00
\n3. Oxytosin ampules 10 unites 20\/amp 6.50\/10 13.00
\n4. Kwell shampoo li. 1 gal. 10.55\/pint 84.40
\n5. Keflex injectable 250mg\/vial 10 vials 22.35\/10 22.35
\n6. Gentamycin injectable 2 cc vials 10 vials 7.50\/each 75.00
\n7. Contraceptives-
\nLo-Ovral 21 days 60 cycles 13.15\/3 cycles 263.50
\nOvral \u201c \u201c \u201c \u201c 263.50
\nLoestrin 1\/20 \u201c \u201c \u201c \u201c 263.50
\nLoestrin 1.5\/30 \u201c \u201c \u201c \u201c 263.50
\nLoestrin 2.5\/50 \u201c \u201c \u201c \u201c 263.50
\nLoestrin 1\/50 \u201c \u201c \u201c \u201c 263.50
\nNorlestrin 1\/50 \u201c \u201c \u201c \u201c 263.50
\n8. Diaphragms-
\n#80 coil spring – 10\/ 6.79\/ea 67.90
\n#80 all flex 6 5 7.95\/ea 39.75<\/p>\n

\u2022 [Total:] **1,942.20<\/p>\n

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50-OO-3-P6<\/strong><\/p>\n

THESE ITEMS WERE REQUESTED FROM THE FL: ALREADY PURCHASED: THESE ARE PRICES FOR REFERENCE
\n(so when more is wanted; you already have the prices)<\/p>\n

Niacidamide 100 mg 1000\/bottle 14.15\/1000
\nHCTZ 50 mg 1000\/bottle 10.50\/1000
\ncalcium Gluconate inj. 10%\/vial 12 vials\/box 16.15\/box
\nmagnesium sulfate inj. 20 cc\/amp 25 amp\/box 34.60\/box
\nvalium inj. 10mg\/amp 10 amp\/box 12.75\/box<\/p>\n

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51-NONE<\/strong><\/p>\n

[Transcriber’s note<\/strong>: Bad scan or copy of OO-3-P6 with handwriting on that says \u201cfor Carolyn Layton – for JJ\u201d]<\/em><\/p>\n

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93-OO-3-CCC1<\/strong><\/p>\n

[Handwritten]<\/p>\n

Malathion at 2.5% would be 675cc of 57% malathion to 4 gallons
\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014
\n(Diazinon) (Basudin)
\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014
\nCockroaches, sand fleas in houses.
\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014
\nDDT .150 cc\/4 gal (1% from 50%)
\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014
\nMalathion 150cc\/4 gal for try (ess)
\nthe book recommends 5% concentration which would 1,350cc! The book is wrong. 150cc is about 0.55% concentration
\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014
\nBasudin 150cc\/4gal. The book recommends .5% which from 40% is 192cc. The book is wrong. Try lower amounts yet.
\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014
\nFlies on the wing
\nMalathion at 2.5% would be 675cc of 57% malathion to 4 gallons
\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014
\nBasudin at 1% would be 384cc\/4 gal.<\/p>\n

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94-OO-3-DDD1<\/strong><\/p>\n

[Handwritten] [Note; this and DDD2 are likely written by Larry Schacht, maybe Pauline Groot, but in the last paragraph of this page I left in their spelling of \u201cpipet\u201d which occurred twice.]<\/p>\n

5. Glycerin USP 12 pt $26.52
\n6. Methanol Anhydrous 5 gal $9.50
\n(free from acetone
\n(must be free from acetone or it wont work.) (flammable)
\n7. Ammonium oxalate 12 lb $36.84
\n8. Potassium oxalate 12 lb $48.12
\n(actually we only need about 2 pounds each of these that\u2019s just Merck\u2019s smallest amount.)
\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014-
\nJ.T. Baker Chemical Co sells stains that we need
\nSafranine O, 25g $26.69
\nCrystal Violet 25 g $12.23
\nWright\u2019s stain 25 g $45.29
\nBaker is distributed through VWR and other places
\n\u2014\u2014\u2014
\nWe also need 3 red blood cell counting pipettes and 6 pipette suction tubes with mouthpieces. Get these from wherever you can get them fastest. VWR prices-
\npipet, blood diluting, RBC $18.84 ea
\nrubber tubing mouthpiece $5.00\/doz
\ncleaning wires for pipets $2.90\/vial
\nVWR address is PO Box 3200
\nRincon Annex SF, CA 94119
\n(415) 469-0100<\/p>\n

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95-OO-3-DDD2<\/strong><\/p>\n

[Transcriber’s note<\/strong>: Handwritten. Likely written by Larry Schacht or Pauline Groot.]<\/em><\/p>\n

Lab Order 11\/6\/78<\/p>\n

The following chemicals are needed for the lab rush. These are things where we are either about to run out, or we never had any any work that needs to be done is waiting on the chemicals to do it. If you can get these in Georgetown, do it. If they\u2019re in Trinidad, we want them. If you have to go to America, the prices given below apply to Merck Laboratory Chemicals, Gentec Hospital Supply Co, 557 Corey Way, South San Francisco, CA 94080
\n(check for discounts)<\/p>\n

1. Acetic Acid 5 pt \u2022 $4.20
\n(warning-ship carefully-corrosive)
\n2. Acetone N.F. 12 pt \u2022 $7.28
\n(warning-ship carefully-flammable)
\n3. Isopropyl Alcohol N.F. 12 pt \u2022 $9.12
\n(Warning-ship carefully-flammable)
\n4. Either Hayem\u2019s or Gower\u2019s solution 10 gallon – Merck doesn\u2019t carry it by that name – try pharmacy hospital supply or lab sources. Or with sodium sulfate we can make our own;
\nsodium sulfate NF 12 lb \u2022 $12.72
\n(smaller amount is ok; this is just Merck\u2019s smallest amount)<\/p>\n

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96-OO-3-EEE1<\/strong><\/p>\n

[Transcriber’s note<\/strong>: These appear to be study notes. I have transcribed them but the entire sheet has large X\u2019s drawn across it.]<\/em><\/p>\n

Lung Cancer \u2022 Journal of Nursing Dec 1977 Vol-77[illegible]<\/p>\n

1. You have lung cancer \u2022 page 1916
\n2. Admitted to the oncology service \u2022 1917
\n3. Right main [fronchus?] [oceluded?] \u2022 1917
\n4. Different Treatments \u2022 page 1919
\n5. Chance of Survival 6 to 12 months \u2022 1919<\/p>\n

Digitalis Toxicity \u2022 Content as above
\n1. Action of Digitalis \u2022 page 1936
\n2. Cause of Toxicity \u2022 \u201c \u201c
\n3. ECG signs of toxicity in patients with regular rhythms \u2022 page 1937
\n4. Ladder diagrams \u2022 page 1938
\n5. ECG signs of toxicity in patients with atrial fibrillation \u2022 page 1943<\/p>\n

Sickle Cell Disorder \u2022 Content as above
\n1. Abnormal hemoglobin molecules \u2022 page 1948
\n2. Sickle cell trait \u2022 \u201d 1950
\n3. Sickle cell anemia \u2022 \u201c \u201c
\n4. Pain Crises \u2022 \u201d \u201c
\n5. Other crises \u2022 Page 1962
\n6. Parent and patient teaching \u2022 \u201c \u201c
\n7. Treatment \u2022 page 1954<\/p>\n

Heart Failure \u2022 Journal of Nursing Feb 1977 Vol-11 No 2
\n1. In the MI patient \u2022 page 230
\n2, Nonspecific cues \u2022 \u201c \u201c
\n3. Cues from the heart and blood vessels \u2022 \u201c 232
\n4. Cues from the lungs \u2022 \u201c \u201c
\n5. Systemic congestion \u2022 \u201c 234<\/p>\n

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97-OO-3-EEE2<\/strong><\/p>\n

[Transcriber’s note<\/strong>: A more neatly written (but still the same handwriting) version of OO-3-DDD2.]<\/em><\/p>\n

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98-OO-3-FFF1<\/strong><\/p>\n

[Transcriber’s note<\/strong>: This page is similar to OO-3-EEE1 with the large X\u2019s across the page.]<\/em><\/p>\n

About Alcoholism \u2022 Consultant May 1978 Vol. 18 No.3
\n1. How much drinking is too much \u2022 page 23
\n2. How to help patient who brings his own problems \u2022 page 23
\n3. There are 8 other questions \u2022 page 24, 25,26<\/p>\n

Systemic Disease \u2022 content as above
\n1. Multiple associations \u2022 page 31
\n2. Skin signs of diabetes \u2022 \u201c 32
\n3. Lymphomas and Leukemia \u2022 \u201c \u201c
\n4. Deep mycostic infections \u2022 \u201c 41
\n6. Reiter\u2019s disease \u2022 \u201c 42
\n7. Internal Malignancy \u2022 \u201d 42<\/p>\n

Peptic Ulcer \u2022 Content as above
\n1. Are special diet unnecessary \u2022 page 47
\n2. Clinical use of antacids \u2022 \u201c 48
\n3. Anticholinergies \u2022 \u201c 48
\n4. Newer drugs \u2022 \u201c 48<\/p>\n

Drug and patient resistance \u2022 content as above
\n1. Drug resistance page 53
\n2. It doesn\u2019t always work \u2022 \u201c \u201c
\n3. Noncompliance \u2022 \u201c 54
\n4. Decreasing the dropout rate \u2022 \u201c 54
\n5. Pilot studies \u2022 \u201c 54
\n6. An exercise in prevention \u2022 \u201c 55
\n7. A practical solution \u2022 \u201c \u201c<\/p>\n

Mucocutoneoris Lymph Node Syndrome \u2022 as above
\n1. Distinctive Symptoms \u2022 page 60
\n2. Some Considerations \u2022 \u201c \u201c
\n3. Cause + cure unknown \u2022 \u201c 61<\/p>\n

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99-OO-3-FFF2<\/strong><\/p>\n

[Transcriber’s note<\/strong>: The top quarter of this page is similar to OO-3-EEE1 and FFF1 by handwriting and the large X\u2019s. The remainder of the page is a different handwriting and is a continuation of a lab order.]<\/em><\/p>\n

Cardiovascular
\nRheumatic Disease \u2022 Consultant. May 1978 Vol-10 No. 3
\n1. Laboratory tests \u2022 page 64
\n2. Antinuclor Antibodies \u2022 \u201c 64
\n3. Extractable Nuclar Antigens \u2022 \u201c 69
\n4. Compliment \u2022 \u201c 70
\n5. An Assay for DNA Antibodies \u2022 \u201c 72
\n6. Human leukocyto antigens \u2022 \u201c 72
\n7. DNA \u2022 page 77<\/p>\n

[Begin change in handwriting and end of large X\u2019s.]<\/p>\n

Lab Order page 2
\nAmmonium oxalate \u2022 12 lb \u2022 36.84
\nPotassium oxalate \u2022 12 lb \u2022 48.12
\n(actually we only need about [a\/one] pound each of these, that\u2019s just Merck\u2019s smallest amount.)<\/p>\n

\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014-<\/p>\n

from J.T. Baker Chemical Co we need stains<\/p>\n

Sufranine O 25 g $26.69
\nCrystal Violet 25 g 12.33
\nWright\u2019s stain
\nBaker is distributed thru VWR and others
\nwe also need 3 red blood counting pipettes and 6 pipette suction tubes with mouthpieces. Get these from wherever you can get them fastest.<\/p>\n

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100-OO-3-GGG1<\/strong><\/p>\n

More order from Pauline Groot & Larry Schacht
\nGeneral Scientific Co \u2022 701 Bryant St. SF CA 94107
\nPhone 415-982-3266 \u2022 (this catalog does not have a date)<\/p>\n

Page \u2022 Item \u2022 Number \u2022 Each \u2022 How Many \u2022 Price<\/p>\n

82 Microscope slide box 60-630 $1.92 2 $3.84
\n28 Gas lighter, fuller 9-710 .45 2 .90
\n39 Clamp, small 18-830-01 2.05 1 2.05
\n39 Clamp, medium 18-830-03 2.35 1 2.35
\n39 Clamp, medium versatile 18-830-11 2.65 1 2.65
\n39 Clamp, large versatile 18-830-13 3.10 1 3.10
\n39 Rigid clamp holder 18-830-15 1.20 2 2.40
\n39 Swivel clamp holder 18-830-16 2.70 2 5.40
\n101 Neotex matting 74-794 1.88\/ft 3 ft 5.64
\n[Total] 28.33<\/p>\n

VWR Scientific Catalog \u2022 1978
\n348 Cleaning cloth 21901-002 $4.40 1 4.40
\n71 Barometer, marine type 13117-000 28.50 1 28.50
\n1151 Timer 62346-004 6.98 1 6.98
\n1175 Tubing, bubble 63015-104 5.65 1 5.65<\/p>\n

SP Scientifc Products 1976 Catalog
\n150 Jefferson Drive, Menlo Park, CA 94025 323-7741
\n199 Flihnt B9893-5 .50 2pkg 1.00
\n733 Support S9135-10 2.92 1 2.92
\n783 watch glasses w2505-5 3.65 1pkg 3.65
\n414 Glass tubing G6050-11 .89\/lb 1lb .89
\n416 Glass tubing cutter G7010 3.95 1 3.95
\n771 T-connector T5305 .67 3 2.01<\/p>\n

also ask for SP literature. They give away brochures on several test kits for clinical chemistry. I want Package insert CH82-DA and SP literature numbers CH-553, SP5472, SP5474, SP5528, SP4835, SP8411, SP5478, SP5481, SP5480, SP5477, SP5479, SP5226, SP5503, SP5227, SP5228, SP5231, SP5230, SP8942, SP5501, CH603, CH436-2, SP5533, SP5544, SP5543, SP5542, SP5536, SP5490, SP5504, SP5256, SP9779, SP8948, SP4161, SP9774, SP7985, SP9777, SP9789, SP9770, SP9790, SP9773, SP9772, SP5542, SP5525, SP5530, SP5540, SP5489<\/p>\n

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101-NONE<\/strong><\/p>\n

[Transcriber’s note<\/strong>: A crossed out patient intake chart, unused.]<\/em><\/p>\n

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102-OO-3-GGG2<\/strong><\/p>\n

[Transcriber’s note<\/strong>: Likely a continuation or part of GGG1.]<\/em><\/p>\n

Fisher 1977 Catalog
\n1140 Cast-iron plate \u2022 14-750 $5.50 1 $5.50
\n1200 Tubing connector with twistcock 15-315-8 5.32 1 5.32
\n1147 Tripod \u2022 15-300 A 4.00 1 4.00<\/p>\n

Sensidiscs
\nxxxxxxxxx
\n697 Methenamine Mandelate B30854 2.10 1 2.10
\n697 Nalidixic Acid B30870 2\/10 1 2.10
\n697 Nitrofurantoin B30801 2.10 1 2.10
\nChemical
\n1512 Sodium meta-Bisulfite S-244 3.95 1 lb 3.95
\nnote-sodium meta-bisulfite is used to test for sickle-cell trait.
\nIt is not dangerous to ship, and has a fairly high priority.<\/p>\n

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107-OO-3-LLL<\/strong><\/p>\n

please order the following from SP catalog 1976<\/p>\n

page 47 Balance B-1760 $44.00 1 $44.00
\n\u201d 47 Attachment weights B-1775 $10.00 1 $10.00
\npage 680 Chart, Safety S1314-2 $13.85 1 $13.85
\n\u201d 680 Chart, Emergency S1314-1 #12.85 1 $12.85
\n\u201d 420 Goggles G7507 2.55 4 #10.20
\n\u201d 420 Gloves G7242-2 6.15 1 $6.15
\n\u201d 10 Asbestos A6840-1 1.40 1 $1.40
\nall the above from Scientific Products
\n150 Jefferson Drive Menlo Park
\nCA 94025 phone 323-7741
\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014-
\nfrom Fisher Scientific Co
\ncatalog of 1977
\npage 1031 Lab Chart 10-026 $2.40 1 $2.40
\nFisher gives away a safety manual and a Drug and Chemical Blood Level Data Chart. These are illustrated on page 1035. Please try to get them. They also loan out a safety film which I want to borrow. It\u2019s on the same page.<\/p>\n

[Crossed out:] (My grandfather died of lab chemicals; please take this seriously.)<\/p>\n

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108-OO-3-MMM1<\/strong><\/p>\n

[Transcriber’s note<\/strong>: This page has two different sets of handwriting. Reviewing other documents in OO-3 leads me to believe that the print handwriting is Larry Schacht and the cursive handwriting is Pauline Groot. If that is the case, then the note at the bottom of the previous page (OO-3-LLL) was written by Larry Schacht.]<\/em><\/p>\n

VWR Catalog 1978
\npage \u2022 item \u2022 order # \u2022 cost \u2022 amount \u2022 total
\n*7 Lab aprons 10824-045 2.70 3 8.10
\n*1001 Safety eye wash bottle 56611-064 4.00 3 12.00
\n*997 Chart, Disposal chemicals JT0005-1 12.00 1 12.00
\n*70 Balance weights, Free 12759-009 4.00 2 8.00
\n862 Weighing paper 52853-028 3.20 1 3.20
\n1018 Spatula 57941-020 1.45 1 1.45
\n1020 Microspoon 57952-253 2.57 1 2.57
\n209 Brush, test tube 17027-023 3.70 1 3.70
\n209 Brush, centrifuge 17030-006 3.85 1 3.85
\n365 Corks, assorted 23416-008 5.60 1 5.60
\n368 Crucible disc 23827-126 2.04 1 2.04
\n470 Filtergrip vacuum 28290-009 5.05 1 5.05
\n470 Filtervac size 3 28294-000 1.30 1 1.30
\n502 Flask, Heavywall 29411-029 2.98 1 2.98
\n531 Funnel, ribbed 30235-069 4.00 1 4.00
\n*592 safety face shield 33007-107 17.00 1 17.00
\n*608 Hot plate, Dylatherm 33918-452 35.30 1 35.30
\n*1003 Safety shield 56615-746 69.56 1 69.56
\n992 Rubber stoppers 56384-202 4.47 1 4.47
\n*1027 Spectrophotometer Spare Parts
\n*Lamp assemblies 57970-142 25.00 1 25.00
\n*Batteries, rechargeable 57970-175 11.50\/set 2 23.00
\n*Long path cells 57970-200 7.00 2 14.00
\n*Sample vials 57970-233 14.50 1 14.50
\n*Cell compartment 57970-266 51.50 1 51.50
\n[Begin cursive handwriting]
\non this page the high priority items are marked with *
\n\u2014\u2014\u2014
\nL[illegible]- On medium priority items if the exact one is not available, and if the cost is less than $10, it\u2019s ok to get the next closest item. On high-priority items don\u2019t change anything without asking Pauline.<\/p>\n

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109-OO-3-MMM2<\/strong><\/p>\n

[Transcriber’s note<\/strong>: Handwritten in cursive]<\/em><\/p>\n

Part of corrected lab order from Paulin Groot & Larry Schacht<\/p>\n

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110-OO-3-NNN<\/strong><\/p>\n

From Fisher Scientific Catalog of 1977
\npage \u2022 item name \u2022 number \u2022 price \u2022 how many \u2022 cost
\n219 Gooch crucible 8-195D 2.05 1 2.05
\n210 condenser 7-730B 8.80 1 8.80
\n238 Dessicator 8-592 10.50 1 10.50
\n1021 Rubberized sleeves 1\u2013360 3.80 1 3.80
\n1037 Triclass fire extinguisher 10-012-5D 38.50 1 38.50
\n322 Filter papers
\nWhatman #1 9-825C 1.55 1 1.55
\nWhatman #4 9-805E 1.30 1 1.30
\nWhatman #5 9-830B 2.15 1 2.15
\nWhatman #3 9-820B 2.30 1 2.30
\n324 Glass filter GF\/C 9-874-30 6.65 1 6.65
\n324 Glass filter CF\/D 9-874-40 3.85 1 3.85
\n679 Mennitol Salt Agar B11406 5.38 1 5.38
\n1164 Dial Scale Thermometer 15-077E 12.80 1 12.80
\n1196 Pick-up Tongs 15-202 4.00 1 4.00<\/p>\n

All items above from Fisher Scientific Co 1977 Catalog
\nFisher has a regional office near San Francisco-
\n2225 Martin Ave, Santa Clara, CA 95050 phone 249-0660
\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014
\n[Transcriber’s note<\/strong>: The second half of the page is a typewritten copy of the VWR list handwritten on OO-3-MMM1.]<\/em><\/p>\n

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111-NONE<\/strong><\/p>\n

[Transcriber’s note<\/strong>: Unused and unmarked page from a medical patient intake form.]<\/em><\/p>\n

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112-OO-3-OOO1<\/strong><\/p>\n

[Top right of page in cursive:] if this is no longer sold please tell me right away<\/p>\n

VWR Catalog 1976
\nVWR Scientific Division of Univar
\nPO Box 3200, Rincon Annex SF CA 94119
\n469-0100
\npage 60 Balance, Pocket Assay
\ncatalog # 11834-000 69.50 \u2022 1 \u2022 69.50
\n[Written along left side of page for this section] high priority
\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014
\nFisher Scientific Co 1977
\npage 107 Camel\u2019s hair brush
\n#3-655 pack\/2.00 1 2.00
\n\u201d \u2022 pipe cleaner brush
\n3-642A 1.40 1 1.40
\npage 1005 Flask Brushes
\n3-565 1.60 1 1.60
\n3-570A 1.40 1 1.40
\n3-570B 1.40 1 1.40
\n3-570C 1.50 1 1.50
\n3-571-5 2.00 1 2.00
\npage 106 Buret Brush
\n3-615 .75 1 .75
\n\u201d \u2022 pipet brush
\n3-625 1.00 1 1.00
\n3-630 pk\/4.60 1 4.60
\npage 99 red dispensing bottle
\n3-409-15A pk\/6.01 3 18.03
\npage 197 polycarbonate tubing
\nclamp 5-869 pk\/2.50 1 2.50
\npage 216 Crucibles
\n7-955F 2.18 2 4.36
\n7-965H 2.57 2 5.14
\npage 216 Crucible cover
\n7-970H .74 2 1.48<\/p>\n

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113-OO-3-OOO2<\/strong><\/p>\n

[Transcriber’s note<\/strong>: This is a handwritten version of the first section of OO-3-NNN, items to be ordered from Fisher Scientific Co.]<\/em><\/p>\n

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119-OO-3-SSS1<\/strong><\/p>\n

chemicals for soil analysis, other farm projects.
\ncan be purchased either from VWR Scientific Inc, PO Box 3200 SF CA 94119 (415)-469-0100
\nor from a company that makes them, which is J.T. Baker Chemical Co.
\nThey have an outlet in the Bay Area.
\nSame price either place on those I checked.<\/p>\n

*Sulfur 4x5lb RC6650-5 CS $44.00
\n[Crossed out] Sulfuric acid Reagent quality 1 pt JT6981-2 $5.30
\n*Sulfuric acid 4x5pt RC6700-5 get 2 sets each $19.20 \u2022 $38.40
\n[Crossed out] hydrochloric acid 4x5lb JT9535-4 CS $26.88
\n*ammonium hydroxide 6x4lb JT9721-3 CS [crossed out] each $28.32 get 2 $56.14
\n*nitric acid about 70% reagent 6x7lb JT9601-3 CS 49.14
\n[Crossed out] potassium ferricyanide 1 lb JT 3104-1 BL 19.38
\n[Crossed out] ammonium chloride 5 lb JT0660-15 BL 21.25
\nCupric sulfate JT1844-1 1 lb (reagent quality) 13.13
\ncupric sulfate RC 1750-5 5 lb (technical quality) 12.00<\/p>\n

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120-OO-3-SSS2<\/strong><\/p>\n

lead acetate 1lb JT2271-1 8.31
\n[Crossed out] sodium berate 1lb JT3568-1 4.58
\n[Crossed out] [Basic or boric] acid 1lb BC0850-1 2.65
\naluminum ammonium sulfate 1 lb JT0484-1 BL 7.33
\nacetone 5 gal RC0100-7 22.00
\ngelatin 1lb JT2124-1 14.55
\nglycerol 1kg JTM778-8 12.75
\nmagnesium \u00bc lb JT2416-4 9.98
\nmagnesium turnings 1lb JT2420-0 12.12
\nmagnesium ribbon 1 oz JT2418-0 13.20<\/p>\n

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121-OO-3-TTT1<\/strong><\/p>\n

[Transcriber’s note<\/strong>: Most of the lines on this page are crossed out so I will only designate those that were not crossed out. Based on the NA added next to lines that were not crossed out, it is possible that the chemicals or items crossed out were obtained and those unmarked were Not Available.]<\/em><\/p>\n

casin log EOSIN
\nEther 1 liter
\n[Unmarked] small bottle India ink
\n[Unmarked] NA penicillinase (can be obtained in vials from Schenley Laboratories Inc 350 Fifth Ave NY NY) 12 vials
\nRochelle salt (NakC4H4O6 yH2O) 12g
\nphenol red 5 g
\n[Unmarked] NA glass beads
\nFused silver nitrate 65 g
\nammonium thiocyanate (NH4SCN) 3g
\nsulfuric acid CP 1 liter H2SO4 completely free from ammonia
\nhydrogen peroxide 3% (explosive) 100cc
\nKI potassium iodide 1,500g
\nethyl ether 7 liters
\ncalcium chloride 20 g
\nphenol red 5g (phenosulfonphthalein)
\nsodium sulfate 900g Na2SO4
\nmineral oil 100cc
\n[Unmarked] dehydrated NA culture media several types
\n[Unmarked] NA polychrome methylene blue 5 g
\n[Unmarked] aluminum ammonium sulfate
\nammonium alum or potassium alum 250 g
\nresorcinal 10 g
\niron chloride 10 g
\nacid fuchsia 5 g
\nbasic fuchsia 5 g<\/p>\n

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122-OO-3-TTT2<\/strong><\/p>\n

[Transcriber’s note<\/strong>: At top of page in cursive and a different handwriting:]<\/em><\/p>\n

note-John Harris for tissue sectioning part, also Jack Beren & Becky Flowers should have a chance to speak as to what chemicals they need<\/p>\n

[Resume handwritten list similar to TTT1. Like TTT1 I am only noting those lines that are unmarked, all other lines have been crossed out.]<\/p>\n

50 cc glycerin
\n50 cc egg albumin
\nparaffin 10 lbs
\nlitmus paper – 10 tubes of papers
\n*acetone 10 liters
\nKH phthalate (potassium acid phthalate)
\nKHC8H4O4 50 g
\n[Unmarked] Ringer\u2019s Solution, Locke\u2019s Solution
\nsodium chloride 1,000 g
\ncalcium chloride 30 g
\npotassium chloride 50 g
\nsodium bicarbonate 12 g
\npotassium iodide 200 g
\nferric alum 20 g
\n[Unmarked] NA Xylol 100 cc
\nPg [illegible] agar 10 lbs or 5 kg
\npg 158-159 safronin 10 g
\n139 carbolic acid 100 cc
\n140 basic fuchsia 10 g
\n125 iodine crystals 100 g
\n[Unmarked] 55 NA clarity 100 cc
\n37 potassium acetate 1 g
\nmercuric chloride HgCl2 20 g
\nhematoxylin 25 g
\nalcohol, 100% (this is a lot more expensive than 95% but necessary) 100 cc
\ntannic acid 10 g
\nphenol 10 g<\/p>\n

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123-OO-3-UUU2<\/strong><\/p>\n

[Transcriber’s note<\/strong>: Almost every line on this page is crossed out so I have only noted those that were Unmarked. The notes written at the top right and along the left side of the page are Unmarked.]<\/em><\/p>\n

The urinalysis & hemolysis chemicals are on this page.<\/p>\n

[Unmarked] Chemi-Pals [Marked out but on the same line:] I know [illegible] (urinalysis) pellets
\nN2OH 10k agar 22 lbs sodium hydroxide
\nHNO3 1.3l nitric acid
\n20.5 l hydrochloric acid
\nNaCO3 sodium carbonate 10 g
\nammonium molybdate 50 g
\nMnO2 manganese dioxide 10 g
\n[Unmarked] NA ammonium sulfamate 1 g NA
\nsodium nitroprusside (or nitroferricyanide) 1 g
\nchloroform (10 cc)
\nSudan III (1 g)
\nphenolsulfonephthalein (10 g)
\nbarium hydroxide (10 g)
\nFeCl3 ferric chloride (1 g)
\nsaturated magnesium sulfate
\n(U.S.P. MgSO4->H2O) (10 lbs or 5,000 g)
\nanhydrous sodium sulfate (600 g)
\nsulfosalicylic acid (500 g)
\ncopper sulfate (pure crystalline
\nCuSO4 H20) (200 g)
\nsodium citrate c.p. (2,000 g) (or 4 lbs)
\nsodium carbonate (anhydrous) (1,000 g)
\nammonium sulfate (3,00 g)(or 6 lbs)
\nsodium nitroprusside (nitroferricyanide)
\ncrystals (30 g)<\/p>\n

[Written along left side of page:]
\nscales<\/p>\n

light filter
\nfilter $540
\n1 Esbach\u2019s tube
\nsintered
\nglass
\nfilter
\nfilter
\npaper<\/p>\n

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124-OO-3-UUU1<\/strong><\/p>\n

[Transcriber’s note<\/strong>: All but one line of this page is crossed out. The note in the top in cursive and the cursive note along the left side of the page have not been crossed out.]<\/em><\/p>\n

[Top of page in cursive:]<\/em>
\nnote – tell Larry we can test for bile pigment (or bilirubin)<\/p>\n

[Begin crossed out list of chemicals]<\/em><\/p>\n

barium chloride (BaCl2) 1000 g 2 lb
\ntrichloracetic acid 25 g
\ndimethlamine [benzaldehyde?] 2.5 g
\nsodium acetate 24 g
\nchloroform 200 cc
\nacetic acid 3 l +\u00bd l + 6l 33
\n[Unmarked] *???benzidine base 600g NA
\nether 1 l
\nammonium oxalate 60 g
\npotassium oxalate 40 g
\npotassium sulfocyanate c.p. 150 g
\npotassium ferrocyanide 1 g
\nsodium sulfate c.p. (Anhydrous) 200 g
\npotassium phosphate monobasic
\n(Sorenson\u2019s KH2PO4) 20 g
\nsodium phosphate dibasic
\n(anhydrous Na2HPO4) 6 g
\nCongo red 200 g
\nWright\u2019s stain (powdered) 10 g
\nglycerin 30 cc
\nMethyl-alcohol (must be acetone free) 1000 cc
\nbasic fuschia 1 g
\n95% ethyl alcohol 200 cc (we already have some)
\nborax (sodium borate) 50 g
\nmethylene blue 20 g (we already have some)
\nbrilliant [onesyl?] blue 10 g
\n[illegible] formalin 20 cc
\nchemically pure NaCl sodium chloride 250 g<\/p>\n

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125-OO-3-VVV1<\/strong><\/p>\n

[Transcriber’s note<\/strong>: This is likely the back page of VVV2 based on the ink bleed through at the bottom of the page.]<\/em><\/p>\n

V\/A=R
\nAmps Volts Watts
\nAmps x Volts = Watts
\n4A x 115V = 46Watts<\/p>\n

125,000V X-Ray
\n1 amp
\n12,500 VA
\n12,500 watts
\n12.5 KVA<\/p>\n

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126-OO-3-VVV2<\/strong><\/p>\n

[Transcriber’s note<\/strong>: Most lines of this page have been crossed out, so I have only noted those that are unmarked. That said, there is one large line drawn diagonally across the page from top left to lower right.]<\/em><\/p>\n

[Unmarked] indicators
\n[Unmarked] NA sodium alizarin monosulfonate 5 g
\nbromocresol green 5 g
\n[Unmarked] NA dibromthymolsulfonphthalein 5 g
\nchlorphenol red 5 g
\ncongo red 5 g
\n[Unmarked] NA P-(dimethylamino)azo benzene 5 g
\nmethyl orange 5 g
\nmethyl [Unmarked] methyl red 5 g
\nneutral red 5 g
\nphenolphthalein 5 g
\nphenol red (phenolsulfonphthalein) 5 g
\n[illegible]
\n[Unmarked] NA thymol blue (thymolsulfonphthalein) 5 g<\/p>\n

urea c.p. 1000 g
\nsodium tungstate 200 g
\n[Unmarked] NA sodium cyanate 200 g NA
\nlithium carbonate 1 g
\nuric acid 2 g
\ncreatinine 1 g
\npicric acid 250 g (high priority)
\nanhydrous anhydrous sodium carbonate 125 g<\/p>\n

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127-OO-3-WWW<\/strong><\/p>\n

microtome
\n(tissue slicer)
\nVWR Scientific Catalog
\n[Crossed out] page 738 page 731 [circled, not crossed out] p 112 – FOR 10 PEOPLE AT A TIME[crossed out] 865
\nmystic tape \u2022 my copy
\n[crossed out] page 752 get catalog
\n[crossed out] follow up 761, 160 supposed to be ordered already
\nMICROTOME 485 000-002 \u2022 $158.00
\nphotomicrographic apparatus
\ncat # 47122-001 \u2022 $69.95
\nmicro cover glasses, 2 sets of 10 oz
\nsize 22x40mm, cat # 48393-048 \u2022 $22.50
\nsize 22x50mm, cat # 48393-059 \u2022 $22.50
\ncheck whether we need two Microscope Filter set
\n53749-000 \u2022 $10.00
\nVWR\u2019s Chemical Diagnostics
\n[Crossed out] Fisher Scientific p. 832
\nCatalog (no price)
\nRapid Blood Grouping Slide 2 of them
\n14214-002 each 3.40 \u2022 $6.80<\/p>\n

do follow up on these-if not ordered already, please order.
\nCassette, process\/embedding
\n48676-257 (case of 1500) \u2022 $71.50
\ntissue processing capsules
\n48680-006 (case of them) \u2022 $47.70<\/p>\n

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128-OO-3-XXX<\/strong><\/p>\n

[Transcriber’s note<\/strong>: This page is almost entirely illegible due to the quality of the scan.]<\/em><\/p>\n

sulfobro
\nsodium diethylbarbiturate
\nsodium \u2022 G
\nsodium cyanate
\nammonium
\npolychrome<\/p>\n

blood typing
\nSterile<\/p>\n

glass beads<\/p>\n

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129-OO-3-YYY1<\/strong><\/p>\n

[Transcriber’s note<\/strong>: This page is similar to OO-3-VVV2 with the cursive at the top in one handwriting and the rest of the page being a different handwriting, print style, in a list of chemicals with almost all lines crossed out. I have only noted those that are Unmarked.]<\/em><\/p>\n

[Cursive]<\/em> note-check on the colloidal gold test<\/p>\n

[Begin print, chemical list.]<\/em><\/p>\n

alizarin 35 g
\npotassium alum 2 g
\nbramthymol blue 1 g
\noxalic acid 10 cc
\nlithium oxalate 1 g
\nammonium sulfate 150 g
\ncrystal violet 1 g
\n[Unmarked] NA sodium penicillin G crystals (keep refrigerated!) 1 small bottle top quality
\n[Unmarked] NA sterile broth culture mediums – more than 1 type – can we homemade our own?
\n[Unmarked] NA anti-A & anti B typing serum
\nalbumin 2 g<\/p>\n

[Unmarked] dessicator NA anti-Rh typing serum
\nNA lithium oxalate 100 g
\nsodium tungstate 14 g
\nglucose 100 g
\ntartaric acid C4H6O6 – 10 g
\ncopper sulfate CuSO4-5H2O 200 g
\n*phosphoric acid 2 liter
\np272 molybdic acid H2M6O4 200 g
\npotassium dichromate 30 g
\nmercury bichloride 60 g
\nformulin 1 liter
\ncalcium carbonate (marble chips are OK) 10 lbs
\npicric acid 100 g solid or 1 liter sol\u2019n
\nthymol 1 g thymol 1 g<\/p>\n

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130-OO-3-YYY2<\/strong><\/p>\n

[Transcriber’s note<\/strong>: Most of the lines on this page have been crossed out so I have only noted those that are Unmarked.]<\/em><\/p>\n

[Unmarked] start at page 106
\n[Unmarked] liver function, fecal examination
\nsulfuric acid p 109<\/p>\n

potassium dichromate K2Cr2O7 10 g
\n[Unmarked] sulfobromophthalein sodium (bromsulfalein) NA (sterile bromsulfalein may be obtained from Hynson, Westcott, & Dunning, Baltimore MD) (either 700 g and we sterilize our own, or buy 2,000 ampules of 3 cc each of 5% sterile solution) [Note to the left:] for colorimeter filter #420
\nferrous sulfate FeO4 H2O need 4,200 g
\n[Unmarked note to left:] Whatman #5 filter paper or its equivalent
\ntoluene 10 cc
\npetroleum ether 240 cc
\nsodium beta-glycerophosphate (NaC3H5(OH2)PO4) 50 g
\n[Unmarked note on left:] glycerols phoric acid sodium
\n[Unmarked] NA sodium diethylbarbiturate 50 g NA
\ntrichtoroacetic acid 2 liter
\nsulfuric acid 3 liters
\nsodium molybdate 300 g
\nsodium molybdate 300 g
\nstannous chloride 300 g
\ngaluctose 28,000 g (or 28kg; or 60 lbs)
\ncopper sulfate CuSO4 5H2O 1,800 g or 4 lbs
\nsodium carbonate, anhydrous 10kg or 22 lbs
\nsodium citrate c.p. 20 kg or 44 lbs
\npotassium sulfocyanate cp 13 kg or 29 lbs
\npotassium ferrocyanide 30 g
\n[Unmarked] 40 NA grams fleishman\u2019s yeast
\nacetic acid 6 liters
\nhydrogen peroxide H2O2 1 liter
\n[Unmarked] NA guaiac 5 g is this the same as gu[illegible]
\nmercuric chloride 40 g
\n[Unmarked] nitrazine paper 1000 pieces NA<\/p>\n

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131-OO-3-ZZZ1<\/strong><\/p>\n

[Transcriber’s note<\/strong>: Handwritten list that is included in typed list on OO-3-EEEE2 – see EEEE2 for transcription.]<\/em><\/p>\n

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132-OO-3-ZZZ2<\/strong><\/p>\n

[Transcriber’s note<\/strong>: The quality of the scan of this page is quite bad, with writing from the other side of the paper also showing through.]<\/em><\/p>\n

MON WEL
\n3% peroxide 2
\n[Illegible] 4 pints
\n6 bottles methylene blue stain
\n2 Giemsa stain
\nSafronin
\ndenatured ethyl alcohol 2 gal
\n*carbol [illegible] (Ziegler-Nee
\n*acetic acid
\n*ACl 2 pts
\nmounting solution
\nelectro[illegible] solution \u00bd pt<\/p>\n

tincture
\n*Iodine solution (Grom\u2019s mod
\n*calcium chlorite
\n*sodiumbicarbonate
\nturpentine<\/p>\n

[The remainder of the page is illegible.]<\/p>\n

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133-OO-3-AAAA1<\/strong><\/p>\n

To be able to analyze Aluminum, Iron, Sulfur, Calcium, Magnesium, Phosphorus, Potassium, Copper and Zinc
\nalso occasionally Chlorine and Molybdanum<\/p>\n

1 liter H2SO4 (sulfuric acid) 1 qt.
\n[Crossed out] 10 g AgNO3 (silver nitrate) \u2153 oz
\n10 liter HCl (hydrochloric acid) 10 qt
\n1 g potassium ferricyanide 1\/30 oz
\n10 liter NH4OH (ammonia) 10 qt
\n10 liter HNO3 (nitric acid) 10 qt
\n(get concentrated or 70%)
\n[Crossed out] 5 g AgNO3 (silver nitrate) \u2159 oz
\n3,000 g NH4Cl (ammonium chloride) 6 lb
\n[Crossed out] 300 g NH4NO3 (ammonium nitrate) 9 oz
\n[Crossed out] (you may have trouble getting this)
\n450 g sodium oxalate NO2C2O4 1 lb
\n450 g sodium thiosulfate Na2S2O3 1 lb
\n10 g FeSO4 (NH4)2 SO4 6H2O
\nferrous ammonium sulfate \u2153 oz
\n[Crossed out] 10 g Na2SO4 10H2O
\n[Crossed out] sodium sulfate decahydrate \u2153 oz
\n900 g BaCl2 barium chloride 2 lb
\n1,500 g (NH4)2C2O4 H2O ammonium oxalate 3 lb
\n1 liter H2SO4 sulfuric acid 1 qt
\n10 g powdered zinc \u2153 oz
\n450 g KM [illegible] O4 potassium [permorgorule] 1 lb<\/p>\n

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134-OO-3-AAAA2<\/strong><\/p>\n

[Crossed out] *5 g MgSO4 (NH4)2SO4 6H20
\n[Crossed out] magnesium ammonium sulfate *(not essential just useful) \u2159 oz
\n900 g diammonium phosphate (NH4)2HPO4 2 lb
\n750 g MgCl2 6H20 magnesium chloride 1 \u2154 lb
\n*50 g KNO3 potassium nitrate 2 oz
\n*100 g 85% molybdic acid 3 \u00bd oz
\n*1 g ammonium phosphate \u2153 oz OR
\n10 ml H3PO4 phosphoric acid 2 fluid oz
\nall 3 of these needed together – if any one not available, forget the other two [Meaning the three chemicals listed above with asterisks.]
\n250 g H2PtCl6 chloroplatinic acid 9 oz
\nAitch-Two-Ess hydrogen
\nsulfide generator
\n100 g [Crossed out] 450 g [Unmarked] CuSO4 5H2O cupric sulfate \u00bc lb
\n(also known as copper sulfate, bluestone, blue nitrial)
\n100 g [Crossed out] 450 g [Unmarked] Pb(C2H3O2) lead acetate \u00bc lb
\n600 g diammonium hydrogen
\nphosphate (NH4)2 HPO4 1 lb 5 oz
\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014
\nother useful chemicals – borax –
\n(sodium biborate) [Crossed out] bluestone (copper sulfate or cupric sulfate, CuSO4) [Unmarked] sulfur, alum, and gelatin.
\nabout 10 lbs each
\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014
\n10 liters H2SO4, 10 l HNO3, 25 g Mg powder, 10 lbs each glycerin, sulfur, 10 l each
\nacetone, ammonia & stereo canned heat outfit<\/p>\n

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135-OO-3-BBBB1<\/strong><\/p>\n

iodine \u2022 1 lb
\nmolybdic acid \u2022 1 lb
\nmercury bichloride \u2022 1 lb
\nmethanol \u2022 8 pt
\nmagnesium sulfate \u2022 5 lb
\nmethyl orange \u2022 25 g
\nlithium carbonate \u2022 1 lb
\nneutral red \u2022 25 g
\nlitmus \u2022 100 g
\nparaffin oil \u2022 2 pt
\npotassium oxalate \u2022 1 lb
\nPotassium ferrocyanide \u2022 1 lb
\npotassium phosphate mono \u2022 1 lb
\npotassium thiocyanate \u2022 5 lb
\nphenol red \u2022 25 g
\nphenolphthalein \u2022 \u00bc lb
\npicric acid \u2022 1 lb
\npotassium dichromate \u2022 1 lb
\npetroleum ether \u2022 2 pt
\noxalic acid \u2022 1 lb
\nphosphoric acid \u2022 8 lb
\nparaffin \u2022 12 lb
\npotassium biphthalate \u2022 1 lb
\npotassium chloride \u2022 1 lb
\npotassium iodide \u2022 1 lb
\n*potassium acetate \u2022 1 lb
\nphenol \u2022 1 pt
\n*mercuric chloride \u2022 \u00bc lb
\nmercury \u2022 1 lb
\n*Resorcinol \u2022 \u00bc lb
\n*potassium sodium tartratel \u2022 1 lb
\nsilver nitrate \u2022 \u00bc lb
\nsulfuric acid \u2022 54 lb
\nsafranine \u2022 25 g
\nsodium bicarbonate \u2022 1 lb
\nsulfosalicylic acid \u2022 1 lb
\nsulfobromophthalein \u2022 10 g
\nstannous chloride \u2022 1 lb
\nSudan III \u2022 25 g
\nsulfanilic acid \u2022 \u00bc lb
\ntannic acid \u2022 \u00bc lb
\nxylenes \u2022 1 pt
\nurea \u2022 1 lb
\nuric acid \u2022 100 g
\ntrichloroacetic acid \u2022 1 lb
\nwright\u2019s stain \u2022 25 g
\ntoluene \u2022 1 pt
\nglycerophosphoric acid \u2022 100 g
\ntartaric acid \u2022 1 lb
\nthymol \u2022 \u00bc lb<\/p>\n

Things the lab book called for which were not listed in Baker\u2019s
\nsulfobromophthalein, sodium diethylbarbiturate, sodium penicillin G crystals, Fleischman\u2019s yeast, sodium cyanate, ammonium sulfamate, clarity, panicillinase, polychrome methylene blue<\/p>\n

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136-OO-3-BBBB2<\/strong><\/p>\n

Lab chemicals that are already ordered from JT Baker Co.<\/p>\n

sodium hydroxide pellets \u2022 25 lb
\nnitric acid \u2022 7 lb
\nnitric acid DILUT_IT \u2022 1 \u2022 (this is a very accurately measured, known amount of acid. By titration it can be used to find the exact concentration of any acid or base I may want to work with.)
\nhydrochloric acid \u2022 36 lb
\nacetic acid \u2022 30 lb
\nsodium carbonate 25 lb
\n*ammonium molybdate \u2022 1 lb
\n*manganese dioxide \u2022 1 lb
\n*sodium nitrate \u2022 1 lb
\n*sodium cyanide \u2022 1 lb
\nsodium nitroferricyanide
\nsodium acetate \u2022 1 lb
\nsodium sulfate \u2022 5 lb Pure enough to be used for IV solutions
\nsodium chloride \u2022 5 lb
\nsodium phosphate \u2022 1 lb
\nsodium citrate \u2022 25 lb
\nsulfuric acid \u2022 54 lb
\nsodium molybdate \u2022 1 lb
\nsodium tungstate \u2022 3 lb
\nacetone (cleaning fluid) \u2022 5 gal
\nacetone (chemical) \u2022 1 pt\u2026The difference is that chemical acetone has much less junk in it. It\u2019s important in a chemical test to know that I\u2019m measuring the blood, not the junk in the acetone.
\nAgar \u2022 100 g
\nalizarin \u2022 25 g
\nammonium sulfate \u2022 5 lb
\nalbumin, egg \u2022 \u00bc lb
\nalcohol, anhydrous \u2022 1 pt<\/p>\n

ammonium thiocyanate \u2022 1 lb
\nAcid fuchsin \u2022 25 g
\nammonium oxalate \u2022 \u00bc lb
\nbarium chloride \u2022 1 lb
\nbasic fuchsin \u2022 25 g
\nsodium borate \u2022 1 lb
\nbrilliant crests blue \u2022 25 g
\nbarium hydroxide \u2022 1 lb
\nbromo [illegible letter] resol green \u2022 5 g
\naluminum potassium sulfate \u2022 1 lb
\nbromothymol blue \u2022 5 g
\ncalcium chloride \u2022 1 lb
\nmarble chips \u2022 5 lb
\ncopper sulfate \u2022 5 lb
\ncrystal violet \u2022 25 g
\nCongo Red \u2022 150 g
\nchlorophenol red \u2022 5 g
\ncreatinine \u2022 10 g
\nchloroform \u2022 1 pt
\neosin Y \u2022 25 g
\nether \u2022 27 lb
\nferric ammonium sulfate \u2022 1 lb
\ndimethylaminobenzaldehyde \u2022 25 g
\nferric chloride \u2022 1 lb
\nglycerin \u2022 1 pt
\nformaldehyde \u2022 8 pt
\nferrous sulfate \u2022 12 lb
\ndextrose \u2022 1 lb
\ngalactose \u2022 3000 g
\nhydrogen peroxide \u2022 1 pt
\nhematoxylin \u2022 10 g<\/p>\n

[Written on right side of page:] items with this symbols * are only needed in amounts like 1 ounce; the amount I ordered is Baker\u2019s smallest size<\/p>\n

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137-OO-3-CCCC1<\/strong><\/p>\n

Please order – from Pauline Groot & Larry Schacht
\nS\/P Catalog 1976<\/p>\n

Important note – the Dade SGOT and Dade SGPT reagents are unstable. They have to be kept at refrigerator temperatures all the time, or they self-destruct. They will have to be brought on ice. I\u2019m sorry about this; I tried to pick the most stable reagents in the catalog, but there are no stable chemicals that perform those tests.
\nBesides that, many of the chemicals need to be protected from temperatures over 86 degrees. This isn\u2019t too hard but it does take a little attention, for instance, when they\u2019re on our boat they can\u2019t be next to the engine. A responsible person should escort them over.
\nWhen you get this order of chemicals from the company, please have somebody read all the labels to see if any of them call for refrigerator temperatures besides the two I named. It\u2019s possible the company catalog did not list all the unstable reagents as unstable since this sort of information does not help sales. The same person should check for expiration dates. It would be easy to swindle by sending expired or about-to-expire stuff and if it is about to expire, the company should replace it or refund the money.<\/p>\n

S\/P Catalog 1976
\npage \u2022 item \u2022 number \u2022 each \u2022 how many \u2022 cost
\nNO 112-113 * Triglyceride-Cholesterol B5244-150 $54.00 1 $54.00
\nYES 113 * Cholesterol Reagent B5244-190 20.00 1 20.00
\nNO 115 * Creatinine Reagent set B5263-1 30.80 1 30.80
\n111 Bili-Test Tablets B5240 7.00 1 7.00
\nYES 132 * Bilirubin Reagent Set B5530-3 16.25 1 16.25
\nNO 98 * Cyanmethemoglobin B4575 9.75 1 9.75
\nNO \u201c * Cyanmethemoglobin B4577-1 11.65 1 11.65
\nNO \u201c *Cyanmethemoglobin B4582-5 28.80 1 28.80
\nNO 129 * Hycol Globulin Reagent B5378-2 21.60 1 21.60
\n-141 * Hycol Dry Ash PBI set B5676 63.72 1 63.72
\nNO 113 * Total Lipid Set B244-620 15.00 1 15.00
\nYES 116 * Uris acid set B5266-10 19.60 1 19.60
\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014
\nThe following 2 items will have to be ordered and brought here on ice all the way. They are also from SP Catalog \u201876 page 123.
\nNO 123 * Dade SGOT Reagents B5326-1 15.65 1 15.65
\nNO 123 * Dade [SGPT] Regents B5326-10 15.65 1 15.65<\/p>\n

[Handwritten note at the top of the page:] already ordered<\/p>\n

[Handwritten note at the bottom of the page:] * signifies that it goes with a spectrophotometer<\/p>\n

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138-OO-3-CCCC2<\/strong><\/p>\n

SP Catalog – 1976
\npage \u2022 item \u2022 number \u2022 each \u2022 how many \u2022 cost
\n12 sterilometer A9465 8.75 1 8.75
\n777 Hemstix U2330 3.14 3 9.42
\n777 Albustix U2386 4.94 1 4.94
\n779 Combistix U2721 9.80 1 9.80
\n780 Urinary stone analysis U2770 25.00 1 25.00
\n718 Cytology scraper S7750 11.35 1 11.35
\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014
\nVWR Catalog – 1978
\n152 * NO CPK, DynaZyme JDZ0403-5 27.70 1 27.70
\n154 * YES LDH, DynaZyme JDZ0303-5 19.55 1 19.55
\n156 * NO SGOT, DynaZyme JDZ0103-5 14.20 1 14.20
\n163 Camocult tabs OM0208 4.00 3 12.00
\n166 Extra Hydrometer Float 15395-015 3.05 1 3.05
\n176 Vacutainer Holder BD4893 .90 3 2.70
\n\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014
\nFisher Catalog Scientific 1977
\n746 * Deltatest CPK PB829 30.00 1 30.00
\n636 Glass culture tubes 14-923-5B 7.70 1 7.70
\n711 * NO Cyanmethemoglobin Reagent DT401 8.00 1 8.00
\n704 BBL Bacteriuria Test B21494 6.83 3 20.49
\n663 Albuminometer 11-385 8.75 1 8.75
\n672 N-Uristix AM2854 10.50 2 21.00
\n672 Microstix-3 AM3007 6.73 5 33.65
\n670 * YES Uricase Uric Acid MC1017 24.50 1 24.50
\n669 * YES Total Protein MC1003 10.00 1 10.00
\n669 * Catalyzed Phosphorus MC6500 14.50 1 14.50
\n669 * Serum\/Iron TIBC MC5350 21.00 1 21.00<\/p>\n

[Handwritten note at the top of the page:] already ordered<\/p>\n

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139-OO-3-CCC3<\/strong><\/p>\n

Ortho-faluidine for blood sugar
\np 132
\n? Bacto-C Protein Standard
\n[Crossed out] Bacto-Hetrol Slide Test Kit, Difco
\n[Crossed out] Monosticon \u201c \u201c Orgenon
\nMono-Test, Wampole
\n135 Febrile Antigen Set
\n? VD tests – yes
\n? 172 Unopette – platelet
\n176 Vacutainer holder – 12 & needles
\n206 wash bottles 6
\nredo brushes
\nVWR says circulator & means essentially hot water bath
\nfunnels? Furnaces?
\nblood pH meter?
\nmore thermometers
\ncommence again at inks 677<\/p>\n

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140-OO-3-CCCC4<\/strong><\/p>\n

FISHER CATALOG (CONTINUED) \u2022 PAGE 3
\npage \u2022 item \u2022 number \u2022 each \u2022 how many \u2022 cost
\nYES 669 * Serum Iron\/UIBC * M01610 53.00 1 53.00
\n668 * Chloride M01002 22.00 1 22.00
\n667 * Jendrassik Bilirubin M09000 25.00 1 25.00
\n667 * Albumin M01007 21.00 1 21.00
\n668 * 60 sec. Calcium M01037 16.00 1 16.00<\/p>\n

[Handwritten note at the top of the page:] already ordered
\n[Handwritten beneath the above list:]
\nTO BE ORDERED
\nplastic bags – some autosalvable
\nasbestos board
\nconstant-temp bath
\n*safranin red, phenol red
\n[crossed out] beat black
\nmore sed rate tubes
\nLOCKS
\n*enterotube or oxiferm tube if present in bond
\nwire loops
\ncounting chamber CS fluid
\ncleaning wires, blood pipe the VWR 116
\nblood constants calculator, Best\u2019s
\nanemia classifier VWR p 117 12.05
\nFilling needle for sed-tubes WWR 129
\n[Crossed out] [Besal?] pipet VWR 130?<\/p>\n

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141-OO-3-CCCC5<\/strong><\/p>\n

[Transcriber’s note<\/strong>: This page is slightly illegible due to the quality of the scan and ink bleed. The \u2018cost\u2019 column of CCCC4 can be seen, backwards, on the upper left side of the page.]<\/em><\/p>\n

to get
\ntyping [sera?]
\nBacteria ID system
\nFlame photometer
\nfunnels and filter paper for blood filtrates
\npartial thromoplastin
\nplatelet counter
\nhemacytometer
\nblood pipettes R B C 2 W B C (6 each)
\nHayem\u2019s solution
\npipettes washer
\nblood diluting pipette mouthpieces
\nhanging glass slides
\nslide boxes
\nmarking pencils 12\/6.55
\nmore lens paper
\n(special long skinny pipette for filling sed rate tubes)
\neyedroppers – lots
\ncans to keep pipettes in (pipette holders)
\nunopettes for reticulocytes (p 109)
\nsyringes + needles
\nculture pack B-hemolytic strep 113
\nwire racks homemade or bought
\nmore dipstix, labstix, uristix, clinistix, hemastix
\n(call SF,LA for more baby food jars)
\napplicator sticks, tongue blades
\nthermometer? Tissue culturing?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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