Precision X-Ray Camera, 1950-1960

Made:: 1950-1960 in Newton

maker:: Charles Supper Company

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Precision X-ray camera with some accessories by Charles Supper Co., Newton CTR, Massachusetts, United States, 1950-1960. Used in protein structure determination.

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Category:: Experimental Chemistry

Object Number:: 1977-57

Materials:: steel, brass (copper, zinc alloy), plastic, bakelite (asbestos), aluminium, nickel plated and electrical components

Measurements:: overall: 375 mm x 400 mm x 330 mm, 20.5kg

type:: x-ray diffraction camera

credit:: University College London

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