- Brief Description
- A burette presumably used by Norman Heatley likely 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
- At top: cm3 | Ex E-MIL [logo] 20C | BS846B | GOLD | LINE Scale goes from 0 down to 5 with markings at 0.2 intervals Embossed on tap: E-MIL
- Object type
- Instrument
- Dimensions
- Height: 59.4cm Width: 5.3cm Depth: 1.8cm Weight: 0.15kg
- Inventory No
- 18645.3
Description
Glass burette presumably used by Norman Heatley as part of his work on penicillin. Remains of something pink in the stopcock.