Spectra Photographs of Benzene and Toluene Vapour, 1986

Made:
1986
maker:
Walter Noel Hartley

Photographic prints (4) of the absorption spectra of benzene (2) and toluene (2) / Sir W. N. Hartley.

Details

Category:
Archive
Object Number:
1914-326
type:
photographic print and spectrum
credit:
Hartley, Sir Walter Noel

Parts

Spectra Photograph of Toluene Vapour, 1986

Spectra Photograph of Toluene Vapour, 1986

Two photographic prints (mounted) showing the absorption spectra of benzene / Sir W. N. Hartley. 1906

Measurements:
9 x 33.5cm (photos)
47.5 x 57cm (mount)
Object Number:
1914-326 Pt1
type:
prints
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Two photographic prints, mounted together, showing the absorption spectra of toluene at different temperatures: 751 mm and at different pressures at 11°C, by Sir W. N. Hartley, Dublin, Ireland, 1986.

Spectra Photograph of Toluene Vapour, 1986

Two photographic prints, mounted together, showing the absorption spectra of toluene at different temperatures: 751 mm and at different pressures at 11°C, by Sir W. N. Hartley, Dublin, Ireland, 1986.

Measurements:
with mount: 638 mm x 610 mm .87kg
Materials:
paper (fibre product) and card
Object Number:
1914-326 Pt2
type:
prints

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