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Thermometer: Mercury in a Blown Bulb, Graduated in Ice and Steam (Work, 1891)
by Charlie
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Rubber Type Set: Moulded from Printer's Type in a Plaster Matrix and Cut Apart (Sloane, 1891)
by Emma
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Burette: Glass Tube Drawn Down, Graduated by Weighed Water and Etched (Barrett, 1892)
by Charlie
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Siphon Tube: Glass Tube Bent with Drawn-Down Ends (Faraday, 1830)
by Charlie
Industrial
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Ring Stand: a Brass Rod on a Board Foot with Sliding Rings (Faraday, 1830)
by Charlie
Industrial
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Platinum Boat: Cut from Foil and Bent over a Brass Former (Blair, 1888)
by Charlie
Industrial
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Platinum Crucible: Shaped from Foil in a Hollow in a Board (Morfit, 1849)
by Charlie
Industrial
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Gas Burner: a Home-Made Bunsen Burner from Brass Tube (Work, 1892)
by Charlie
Industrial
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Alcohol Burner: the Glass Spirit Lamp with a Copper Wick Shield (Morfit, 1849)
by Charlie
Industrial
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Oil Bath: a Metal Jacket of Dried Oil with a Thermometer (Morfit, 1849)
by Charlie
Industrial
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Iron Retort: a Mercury Flask with an Iron Tube Screwed In (Morfit, 1849)
by Charlie
Industrial
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60-Mesh and 80-Mesh Sieves: U.S. Standard Sieves No. 60 and No. 80 (Bureau of Standards, 1924)
by Tex
Physics
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Crude Benzol: Light-Oil Naphtha Washed and Steam-Rectified to 50-per-cent Benzol (Lunge, 1887)
by Charlie
Industrial
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Toluene: Crude Benzol Rectified in Coupier's Steam Still (Lunge, 1887)
by Charlie
Industrial
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Sodium Dithionite: Bisulphite Reduced with Zinc Dust and Sulphur Dioxide (Thorpe 1913)
by Charlie
Industrial
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Sodium Bisulfite: Soda Solution Saturated with Sulphur Dioxide (Thorpe 1913)
by Charlie
Industrial
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Chloranil: p-Nitroaniline Chlorinated, Reduced with Tin and Oxidised with Chlorate (Thorpe 1913)
by Charlie
Industrial
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Salol: Salicylic Acid and Phenol Melted with Phosphorus Oxychloride (Nencki and Seifert, 1886)
by Charlie
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Propane from Natural Gas: Oil Absorption, then Fractional Condensation under Pressure (Garner and Cooper, US 1,307,353)
by Charlie
Industrial
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Bismuth: Sweated Out of Native Ore in Inclined Iron Tubes, the Schneeberg Way (Thorpe, 1912)
by Charlie
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Mercury: Cinnabar Ore Retorted with Lime, the Littai Way (Thorpe, 1912)
by Charlie
Inorganic
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Chlorine: Manganese Ore and Hydrochloric Acid in Stone Stills (Thorpe, 1912)
by Charlie
Inorganic
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Fluorescein: Phthalic Anhydride and Resorcinol Melted with Zinc Chloride (Baeyer, Cohen 1920)
by Charlie
Organic
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Resorcinol: Benzene Sulphonated Twice, Then Fused with Caustic Soda (Bindschedler and Busch, Thorpe 1913)
by Charlie
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