Tubes for atmolysis, 1863: pipeclay tube 1.5" diameter with brass ends. Associated with Thomas Graham (1805-1869), atmolysis is a term defined by Thomas Graham as the separation of a mixture of gases with differing diffusibilty by diffusing them through a porous diaphragm.
Tube for atmolysis, 1863: pipeclay tube 1.5" diameter with brass ends. Associated with Thomas Graham (1805-1869), atmolysis is a term defined by Thomas Graham as the separation of a mixture of gases with differing diffusibilty by diffusing them through a porous diaphragm.
Tubes for atmolysis, 1863: two white tubes inside a clear tube, with black end parts. The clear tube has a brown label on it says "6. 378C", it has a broken bottle at one end. Associated with Thomas Graham (1805-1869), atmolysis is a term defined by Thomas Graham as the separation of a mixture of gases with differing diffusibilty by diffusing them through a porous diaphragm.
