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Various potash bulbs

  • 1910s – circa

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Glass bulbs when filled with a potassium hydroxide solution are used for the absorption of carbon dioxide in chemical analysis. Types of potash bulbs depicted here include: Geissler's, Geissler-Wetzel's, Alvergnat's, Bender & Hobein's, Delisle's, Gomberg's, Koeninck's, Mitcherlich's, and Schloesing's.

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Emil Greiner Company. “Various Potash Bulbs.” Illustrated Catalogue of Scientific Apparatus, Chemical Glassware, and Laboratory Supplies. New York (State), 1910–1919. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/ng451h549.

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