The first vacuum tube filled with argon

First vacuum tube filled with argon, 8360 with others

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First vacuum tube filled with argon, 8360 with others
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First vacuum tube filled with argon, 8360 with others, used by Sir William Ramsay during his researches on the rare gases of the atmosphere

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Category:: Experimental Chemistry

Object Number:: 1931-1142

Measurements:: overall: 50 mm x 35 mm x 8 mm diameter

type:: vacuum tube

credit:: University of London (University College - Department of Chemistry)

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