Bunsen's thermostat, 1867.

Made:: 1867 in Heidelberg

maker:: Robert Wilhelm Bunsen and C. Desaga, Carl

Bunsen thermostat for determining the specific gravity of steam

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Bunsen thermostat for determining the specific gravity of steam
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Bunsen thermostat for determining the specific gravity of steam and gases, complete with burners, invented 1867, manufactured by C Desaga, Heidelberg, Germany

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Category:: Experimental Chemistry

Object Number:: 1888-307

Materials:: copper (alloy), metal (unknown) and rubber (unidentified)

Measurements:: overall: 200 x 500 x 200 mm (approximate)

type:: thermostats and bunsen burners

credit:: Purchased from C Desaga

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