Glass Cell for Ammonia Synthesis

Made:: 1986 in West Sussex

Glass cell for ammonia sythesis: Produces ammonia continuously
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Glass cell for ammonia sythesis: Produces ammonia continuously from nitrogen and acid, using low voltage electricity. Made of standard laboratory glassware. Manufactured by AFRC Nitrogen Fixation Unit, University of Sussex, 1986

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Category:: Biotechnology

Object Number:: 1986-1136

Materials:: glass, plastic and metal

Measurements:: overall: 185 mm x 270 mm x 105 mm, .361 kg

type:: glassware

credit:: University of Sussex, Agriculture and Food Research Council, Nitrogen Fixation Unit

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Glass Cell for Ammonia Synthesis

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