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Images Dated 18th March 2014 (page 39)

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Cross-section of wheel showing drum brakes

Japanese lantern clock

Buzzard skeleton with wings outstretched

Ducks footprint in white sand, close up

Circuit board, view from above

Images Dated 18th March 2014: Hand holding pipette above rack of test tubes containing Chloride, Bromide and Iodine

Hand holding pipette above rack of test tubes containing Chloride, Bromide and Iodine solutions

The Hubble space telescope

Purple Gallinule nest with eggs

Laboratory equipment

Images Dated 18th March 2014: Skull of a Greater flamingo (Phoenicopterus ruber), next to skull of a Mistle thrush

Skull of a Greater flamingo (Phoenicopterus ruber), next to skull of a Mistle thrush (Turdus viscivorus)

Cocos nucifera (Coconut Palm) micrograph

Skeleton of Duck-billed platypus (Ornithorhynchus anatinus), view from above

Hypodermic needle inserted into forearm

Three test tubes on rack and AgNO3 in chemical bottle

Testing strip being dipped into a urine sample

Images Dated 18th March 2014: Experiment showing crystal formation, copper (II) sulphate crystals after four hours

Experiment showing crystal formation, copper (II) sulphate crystals after four hours, large enough for their triclinic structure to be visible

Taking cervical pap smear, spatula and glass sample slide held by a pair of hands

Skeleton of sea turtle, view from above

Hand squeezing small plastic bottle of liquid on microscopic slide

Skull of Lion (Panthera leo) with open jaw showing teeth

Molten crystals in a test tube, held in metal tongs

Model of submersible, used for locating oil

Red-hot metal rod reaching white heat, close up

Images Dated 18th March 2014: Test tube experiment, Mercury (II) Oxide separated into its constituent elements

Test tube experiment, Mercury (II) Oxide separated into its constituent elements, mercury and oxygen, through heat

Experiment using cathode ray tube and battery, showing downward deflection by magnetic field

Iron spectacles, c. 1750

Lion (Panthera leo), skull, close-up

Skeleton of a lemon sole fish, side view

Model of electromagnetic motor invented by Charles Wheatstone, 1840s

Images Dated 18th March 2014: Set of scales with a bowl of water and a bowl containing an apple on it

Set of scales with a bowl of water and a bowl containing an apple on it, illustrating Archimedes principle

Space-filling model of section of polychloroethene or PVC molecule

Sugar crystals on string in glass of translucent sucrose solution, close-up

$Images Dated 18th March 2014: Model of refractometer invented by Ernst Abbe, 1869$

Model of refractometer invented by Ernst Abbe, 1869

Electromagnetic experiment using battery connected to wires, clamp stand, and paper clips

Sodium lamp

Deflecting electrons, straight cathode ray in tube

Light experiment using convex mirror reflecting the light outwards

Electromagnetic spectrum, neon tube showing a characteristic orange glow

Images Dated 18th March 2014: Green, red and blue coloured disks showing the subtractive process

Green, red and blue coloured disks showing the subtractive process, the three filters contain pigments which absorb some of the colours in the white light passing through

Electromagnetic spectrum, green led, light-emitting diode, showing a green glow

Electrodes igniting light inside glass vacuum sphere of natural gas

Bullets and brass casings

Simplified colourful model of DNA structure, front view

Lit beeswax candle in brass candle holder

Thumb pushing drawing pin illustrating pressure over a small pin point

Model of vacuum tube developed by Siegmund Loewe, 1920s

Flame test for Strontium Chloride

Basic electrical cell, made of zinc and copper plates in sulphuric acid

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