Haemoglobin 8.26, Festival Pattern Group silk tie fabric
1950-1951
Kendrew's original model of the myoglobin molecule
1957
Collection of spectra
Mortar of ceramic material stamped Wedgwood and 4-inch pestle
Mortar, stoneware, impressed "Wedgwood Best Composition"
Clarke's Hydrometer (c. 1755)
1755
Nooth's apparatus, Europe, 1774-1831
1774-1831
Eudiometer, Europe, 1770-1900
1770-1900
Electron Density Map of Myoglobins, 3D Representation, 1957
1957
Hydrostatic balance by Jesse Ramsden, London, 1785-1789
1785-1789
Uranyl nitrate solution in round bottomed flask purified by Frederick Soddy to study whether actinicum is produced
Glass-stoppered bottle containing uranium
1801-1892 (prepared); 1946 (element replaced)
Glass-stoppered bottle containing thorium (part in tube)
1801-1892 (prepared)
Festival Pattern Group Wallpaper
1951
Insulin 8.25, Festival Pattern Group Rexine
1950-1951
Haemoglobin 8.26, Festival Pattern Group navy blue and white fabric
1950-1951
Bragg X-ray spectrometer, England, 1910-1926
1910-1926
Eudiometer, Europe, 1770-1900
1770-1900
Sample of pure potassium in a sealed glass tube, c 1810.
Half pint graduated measure
Ivory paper knife
1920
Set of cork borers, separate handle to each borer, 1910
Evaporating basin, glazed cast iron
Balance beam in case
Burette with glass stopcock
1801-1876
Burette with glass stopcock, graduated to 30 cc.
1876
Prototype electronic nose
1993
Gas bladder with brass screw fitting
Globular metal container
Early crucible furnace
Bunsen burner with air-jet.
One early counter-current ("Liebig") condenser with metal jacket
Beads for Wheatstone's photometer
Cucurbit, in green glass
Lithium wire in rock oil
1856-1885
Vaubel's model of space formulae for Benzene
1891
Potassium regulus
1856-1885
Strontium wire
1856-1885
Strontium regulus
1856-1885
Kirkley-Gutzeit arsenic apparatus
Berzelius spirit lamp on wooden base
Copper
1862-1880
Lead
1862-1880
Receiver, cylindrical, with long neck
Pipettes; 10cc in 1/10th
Fused silica capillary column for gas chromatography
1982
Kipps apparatus, cracked
Gold
1862-1880
Four reaction vessels used by Prof. C.N. Hinshelwood
1920-1930
