Sample of Haber's Synthetic Ammonia, 2 July 1909

Made:: 1909 in Karlsruhe

preparer:: Fritz Haber and Robert Le

First of two sealed glass tubes containing the first specimens

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First of two sealed glass tubes containing the first specimens
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First of two sealed glass tubes containing the first specimens
Science Museum Group Collection
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

First of two sealed glass tubes containing the first specimens of liquified ammonia synthesised by the Haber process on 2nd July, 1909. Displayed/stored inside spherical pressure tested glass container with steel base (see note).

Details

Category:: Industrial Chemistry

Object Number:: 1952-391/1

Materials:: ammonia, glass and steel (metal)

Measurements:: overall: 170 mm 10 mm, .02kg

type:: chemicals, ammonia and synthetic chemicals

credit:: Robert Le Rossignol

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