Leucine copper

Made:: 1870-1880 in Germany

maker:: John Louis William Thudichum

Glass stoppered jar containing compound (Leucine copper

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Glass stoppered jar containing compound (Leucine copper
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Glass stoppered jar containing compound (Leucine copper, tasteless leucine, from pure stock), 1870-1880. Prepared by Dr. John Louis William (Johann Ludwig Wilhelm) Thudichum, Germany.

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Category:: Experimental Chemistry

Object Number:: 1970-334/15

Materials:: glass, paper (fibre product), chemical compound, textile and cellophane

type:: jar and compound

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