Syphon Tube, 1877-1900

Made:: 1877-1900 in England

Unexhausted vacuum 'syphons' from Sir James Dewar's research

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Unexhausted vacuum 'syphons' from Sir James Dewar's research
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Unexhausted vacuum 'syphons' from Sir James Dewar's research vacuum apparatus, 1877-1900

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Category:: Heat

Object Number:: 1946-260

Materials:: glass

Measurements:: overall: 350 mm x 235 mm x 17 mm, , .09kg

type:: laboratory equipment (physical chemistry) and equipment

credit:: The Royal Institution

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Syphon Tube, 1877-1900

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