Hofmann's apparatus for decomposing phosphuretted hydrogen

Made:
1876 in Berlin
maker:
Julius Schober
Hofmann's apparatus for decomposing phosphuretted hydrogen

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Hofmann's apparatus for decomposing phosphuretted hydrogen (U tube with stopcock and holders for electrodes on stand).

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Category:
Experimental Chemistry
Object Number:
1876-214
type:
demonstration apparatus
credit:
Schober, Julius

Parts

Hofmann's apparatus for decomposing phosphuretted hydrogen (U tube with stopcock and holders for electrodes on stand). Part 1 is the metal stand.

Hofmann's apparatus for decomposing phosphuretted hydrogen

Hofmann's apparatus for decomposing phosphuretted hydrogen (U tube with stopcock and holders for electrodes on stand). Part 1 is the metal stand.

Object Number:
1876-214/1
type:
demonstration apparatus
Hofmann's apparatus for decomposing phosphuretted hydrogen (U tube with stopcock and holders for electrodes on stand). Part 2 is the double glass beaker.

Hofmann's apparatus for decomposing phosphuretted hydrogen

Hofmann's apparatus for decomposing phosphuretted hydrogen (U tube with stopcock and holders for electrodes on stand). Part 2 is the double glass beaker.

Object Number:
1876-214/2
type:
demonstration apparatus