Convection Mill Physics Apparatus, 1919-1928

Made:: 1919-1928 in London

maker:: Albert H. Holmes and Son

inventor:: A R Bennett

Bennett convection mill, patented by A. R

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Bennett convection mill, patented by A. R. Bennett, 1897, in domed glass case by Albert H. Holmes & Son, London, 1919-1928. Fitted with modern electrical flex.

Details

Category:: Heat

Object Number:: 1928-1165

Materials:: wooden base, brass (copper, zinc alloy), mica, aluminium (possibly), glass, copper and plastic (unidentified)

Measurements:: overall: 550 mm x x , 270 mm, 3.765kg

type:: laboratory equipment (physics) and equipment

credit:: Miss M.C. Bennett

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