Oxygen blowpipes developed in 1823 and 1888.

Made:: 1823-1888 in England

maker:: Goldsworthy Gurney; Goldsworthy Gurney

Early form of safety oxyhydrogen blowpipe to Goldsworthy

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Early form of safety oxyhydrogen blowpipe to Goldsworthy
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Early form of safety oxyhydrogen blowpipe to Goldsworthy Gurney's design of 1823

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Category:: Experimental Chemistry

Object Number:: 1899-43

type:: blowpipes

credit:: Wells, C.A.

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Oxygen blowpipes developed in 1823 and 1888.

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