Platinum
- Made:
- 1862-1880
- maker:
- William Crookes
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Square-sided glass tube containing a bar of platinum in oil, one of ten bars of pure metals whose lengths vary inversely to the densities of the metals. Thought to have been prepared by Sir William Crookes, London, England, 1862-1880
Details
- Category:
- Experimental Chemistry
- Object Number:
- 1915-314 Pt1
- Materials:
- glass and platinum (metal)
- type:
- metal element
- credit:
- Sir William Crookes
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