General
General
Object Auto ID
87482
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Equipment and Tools
Common Name
Hartridge reversion spectroscope, c. 1950
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Quantity
1.00
Object Description
This spectroscope was originally devised by Professor H. Hartridge in 1912 and improved by R.C. Frederick in 1937 for the estimation of carbon monoxide in blood. It was the first spectroscope that allowed the sample that is being tested and a normal specimen to be viewed simultaneously using a twin cell holder. Material: Wood, metal. Colour: Brown, grey, silver. Maker: Beck. Place: London, c. 1950.
Provenance
Cape Medical Museum
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History
History
Object Age Comment
c. 1950
Maker Comment
Beck
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