Crookes' Radiometer, 1872-1879

PART OF:: Forty-five radiometers used to illustrate Sir W. Crookes' researches on the radiation of heat in high vacua

Made:: 1872-1879 in London

Radiometer used to illustrate Sir William Crookes' researches

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Radiometer used to illustrate Sir William Crookes' researches
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Radiometer used to illustrate Sir William Crookes' researches on the radiation of heat in high vacua: apparatus in which the source of heat is a platinum wire, 1872-79.

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Category:: Heat

Object Number:: 1888-166/30

Materials:: glass, mica, aluminium (metal), metal (unknown) and platinum (metal)

Measurements:: tube: 170 mm x x , 60 mm, .04kg

type:: radiometer (crookes' type) and laboratory equipment (physics)

credit:: Sir William Crookes

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