- Brief Description
- Glass tube. 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
- Object type
- Instrument
- Dimensions
- Diameter: 1.5cm Height: 23.1cm Weight: 0.05kg
- Inventory No
- 18645.4
Description
Long thin glass tube with rubber(?) stopper towards one end. Presumably used by Norman Heatley as part of his work the development of penicillin
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