Experimental x-ray tube with separate anode and funnel-shaped platinum anti-cathode coated with tungsten enamel

Made:: 1896

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Experimental x-ray tube with separate anode and funnel-shaped
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Experimental x-ray tube with separate anode and funnel-shaped platinum anti-cathode coated with tungsten enamel, by E. Gundelach, 1896.

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Category:: X-rays

Object Number:: 1909-186/59

type:: x-ray tube

credit:: British Institute of Radiology; Röntgen Society

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Experimental x-ray tube with separate anode and funnel-shaped platinum anti-cathode coated with tungsten enamel

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