Orcine from lecanorin

PART OF:: Sample chemicals from Edward Schunck's work on natural dyes and plant products

Made:: circa 1860 in Manchester

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Orcine from lecanorin, a sample chemical from Edward Schunck's work on natural dyes and plant products, 1840s- 1900.

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Category:: Scientific Instruments & Research

Object Number:: Y1997.7.1.189

Measurements:: Overall: 125 mm 40 mm, 86 g

type:: dye sample

credit:: Gift of The University of Manchester

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Orcine from lecanorin

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