Five electrolytic conductivity cells

Made:
1914 in Manchester

Five electrolytic conductivity cells (three signed "J.C. Cowlishaw Ltd., Manchester Borosilicate glass") used by the Earl of Berkeley and Erwald Hartley for non-aqueous solutions, c. 1914.

Details

Category:
Experimental Chemistry
Object Number:
1982-732
type:
electrochemical apparatus
credit:
University of Oxford

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