- Brief Description
- Chromatography reservoir. presumably used by Norman Heatley in the development of Penicillin
- Subject
- Laboratory equipment
- Item type
- Object
- Provenance
- Passed from Norman Heatley's daughter to the Dunn School of Pathology to be donated to the History of Science Museum
- Primary inscriptions
- Engraved on neck on neck: B 24 [Double Q symbol]
- Physical material
- Glass
- Object type
- Instrument
- Dimensions
- Diameter: 11cm Height: 22cm Weight: 0.1kg
- Inventory No
- 18645.2
Description
Glass chromatography reservoir, consisting of spherical reservoir, with tapered joints above and below. Below the reservoir are two glass hooks. Presumably used by Norman Heatley as part of his work on penicillin
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