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Category
Collection
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Place of origin
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phenol-bromo-pyrazol

1880-1920

Sample of Korchef Natrun

Sample of Natrun

Bottle containing limestone

Bottle containing slack

Two specimens of blue salt from Stassfurt

Bottle containing salts

Bottle containing black ash

Bottle containing Hargreaves' salt cake

Chemical Sample of Hexamethylbenzine, 1870-1889

1870-1889

Display bottle containing mauveine salt

1863

Chemical Sample of Alcool Acide Isopropylique, 1870-1889

1870-1889

chloromethyl

1880-1920

chloromethyl

1880-1920

di-phenylurethane du glycol

1880-1920

di-phenylurethane du glycol bi-acetylesque

1880-1920

unidentified organic compound

1880-1920

A form of plate-sulphate coloured with a trace of sulphate of chromium.

1888

Best selected Natrun from Lake Hamra

Sample of Larvia Natrun

Sample of Kortai Natrun

Bottle containing salt

Box containing six polythene ampoules for volumetric titrations

circa 1960

Bottle containing Hargreaves' salt

Bottle containing soda ash

Bottle containing salt cake

Chemical Sample of Benzophenone, 1870-1889

1870-1889

Broken glass vial containing a small glass vial with cork stopper labelled for erythrolactone, from a set of specimens by Lespieau, French, 1880-1920

erythrolactone

1880-1920

Box containing three one gram ampoules of Platinum chloride IV reagent, H2PtCl6xH2O, made by Johnson, Matthey & Co Limited.

Box containing three one gram ampoules of Platinum chloride IV reagent

circa 1950

Topfer's Reagent

Topfer's Reagent

1900-1980

Glass bottle containing c.50ml sample of 15.5% w/w ammonia solution being the initial make of the Ammonia Four plant, ICI Agricultural Division, Billingham, during catalyst reduction, 16th January 1977

Glass bottle containing c.50ml sample of 15

1977

Pot. bromate

Pot. bromate

1900-1980

Bromo-phenol-red pH 5.2 - 7.0

Bromo-phenol-red pH 5.2 - 7.0

1900-1980

Phenol red pH 6.6 - 8.4

Phenol red pH 6.6 - 8.4

1900-1980

Chemical preparations associated with Behal (2 items).

Chemical preparations associated with Behal (2 items)

Sodium Nitrate

Sodium Nitrate

1900-1980

Bichromate of potash: a group of large crystals.

Bichromate of potash: a group of large crystals

Natrun Sultani

Natrun Sultani

Sesqui-chloride of chromium, in a mushroom shaped glass display stand.

Sesqui-chloride of chromium, in a mushroom shaped glass display stand.

1888

Chrysene.

Chrysene.

Alizaringelb (Alizarine Yellow) sample chemical in glass phial (A2.20), from Edward Schunck's research on natural dyes and plant products, 1840s-1900.

Experimental chemical; Alizarin Gelb

1840-1900

Glass bottle with paper label reporting "Citral", 59. Dark reddish oil inside.

Citral

1875

Glass bottle with paper label reporting "Cytronellyl acetate, University of Manchester, Chemistry Museum,", 59. Dark reddish oil inside.

Citronellyl acetate

1875

B-Bromide of carminic acid (Dibrommethyldioxynaphto-a-Quinone) sample chemical in glass phial (E1.6), from Edward Schunck's research on natural dyes and plant products, 1840s-1900.

Experimental chemical; B-Bromide of carminic acid

1840-1900

Acetyl-Methilphenyl-hydrazon of Isatin sample chemical in glass phial (B8.5), from Edward Schunck's research on natural dyes and plant products, 1840s-1900.

Experimental chemical; Acetyl-Methilphenyl-hydrazon of Isatin

1840-1900

Benzoleazo-B-Naphtol sample chemical in glass phial (J1.2), from Edward Schunck's research on natural dyes and plant products, 1840s-1900.

Experimental chemical; Benzoleazo-B-Naphtol

1840-1900

Glass tube containing dark yellow fluid, unlabelled, sealed, with entrance/exit tubes.

Tube with orangish liquid

c.1855

Anthracene Perkin (Sch 658) sample chemical in glass phial (A1.1), from Edward Schunck's research on natural dyes and plant products, 1840s-1900.

Experimental chemical; Anthracene

1840-1900

Acetyl-Phenylhydrazon of m-Bromisatine sample chemical in glass phial (B8.4), from Edward Schunck's research on natural dyes and plant products, 1840s-1900.

Experimental chemical; Acetyl-Phenylhydrazon of m-Bromisatine

1840-1900

Glass bottle with paper label reporting "Phellandrene" 59. Contains a clear orange liquid.

Essential Oil; Phellandrene

1875