Bernal's (Reproduction) X-Ray Diffraction Camera, 1948-1952

Made:: 1948-1952 (original); 1965 (reproduction) in Cambridge

maker:: Robert Wetmore

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Reproduction: Bernal's alarm clock x-ray diffraction camera
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Reproduction: Bernal's alarm clock x-ray diffraction camera, by Robert Wetmore, 1965. Consists of wooden base and stand with alarm clock and metal camera attachment.

Details

Category:: Experimental Chemistry

Object Number:: 1965-269

Materials:: pine (wood), brass (copper, zinc alloy), copper, steel, paper (fibre product) and lead

Measurements:: overall: 260 mm x 230 mm x 220 mm, 2.055kg

type:: x-ray diffraction camera (reproduction)

credit:: Wetmore, Robert

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