Acide Oxyaldanique

Made:: 1870-1900 in Paris

preparer:: Charles Adolphe Wurtz

Glass stoppered vial containing Acide Oxyaldanique

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Glass stoppered vial containing Acide Oxyaldanique
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Glass stoppered vial containing Acide Oxyaldanique, one of ten samples of original preparations by Charles Adolphe Wurtz (1817 – 1884), by Chimie Organique, Faculte des Sciences de Paris, Paris, France, 1870-1900

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Category:: Experimental Chemistry

Collection:: Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection

Object Number:: 1984-1270/7

Materials:: glass, paper (fibre product) and organic compound

type:: vial and sample

credit:: Wellcome Trust

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Acide Oxyaldanique

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