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Images Dated 18th March 2014 (page 40)

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Polished Section of Elephant Tooth

Gas calorimeter

Cuttlefish bone

Images Dated 18th March 2014: Experiment showing effect of electromagnetism on compass needle, using ammeter, battery

Experiment showing effect of electromagnetism on compass needle, using ammeter, battery, variable resistor, compass, wires

Above view of wiring loom of modern car

Ampoule of antivenin serum, orange liquid with foam at top

Cross section view of anti-lock braking system

Laboratory apparatus to produce hydrogen sulphide from dilute hydrochloric acid and iron sulphide

Car air conditioning pump

Glass dish with suspension of sulphur in sodium sulphite heated on a tripod

Picking up pieces of paper with electrically charged plastic ruler

Laboratory apparatus for the production of oxygen from catalytic decomposition of hydrogen peroxide

Images Dated 18th March 2014: Above view of a magnetic compass the needle always points north

Above view of a magnetic compass the needle always points north and south because of the earths magnetic field

Ball and Stick Model showing arrangement of Carbon Atoms in Diamond

Hand pouring a jug of water into container of oil and syrup

Images Dated 18th March 2014: Electrical circuit with ammeter and voltmeter illutrating Ohms Law

Electrical circuit with ammeter and voltmeter illutrating Ohms Law, a thin wire has a resistance to the flow of current

Images Dated 18th March 2014: Scientific apparatus used in pressure experiment to show Charlies Law

Scientific apparatus used in pressure experiment to show Charlies Law, the volume of a mass of gas at a fixed pressure depends on its temperature

Newton meter pulled by weight immersed in water with scales showing upthrust

Nine soap bubbles floating in the air

Changing copper wires on battery so electric current flows the opposite way, connection

Images Dated 18th March 2014: Apparatus to measure pressure with foot pump showing Boyles Law

Apparatus to measure pressure with foot pump showing Boyles Law, the volume of mass of gas at a fixed temperature will change in relation to the pressure

Girls hand holding magnet near a toy vehicle

Newton meter pulled by weight

Two magnets with iron filing inbetween them

Clamp stand, burette and conical flask

Hand picking up papermen with electrically charged balloon

Conical flask containing yellow liquid and pipette held above it

Open pocket compass

Two bar magnets positioned opposite another with iron filings attached to each end

Steel being melted for conversion into magnets

Girls hands connecting wire with battery, making simple electric curcuit, close-up

Litmus test strip in tap water

Step two: Balloons hanging side by side by thread

Images Dated 18th March 2014: Launching of the rocket carrying the soviet space probe venera 7 towards venus, august 17, 1970

Launching of the rocket carrying the soviet space probe venera 7 towards venus, august 17, 1970
Blue flame, close up

Blue cobalt chloride ion solution in a test tube

Three Roman coins, 2nd century

Girls hand holding multi-coloured paper strip, close-up

Cross-section of wheel showing disc brakes

Four fresh water pearls, close up

Replica of Marconis wireless telegraph, 1899

Images Dated 18th March 2014: Sillhouettes of a hand two sets of water ripple-rings formed around it illustrating principle of

Sillhouettes of a hand two sets of water ripple-rings formed around it illustrating principle of interference with light waves

19th century phosophorus matchsticks and matchboxes

Diving helmet, early 19th century

Gramme dynamo, the first practical dynamo, invented in 1870 by Zenobe Theophile Gramme

Seismograph

Muscle Biopsy; Scalpel about to cut Skin

Childs hand holding forked branch, covered with a piece of foil and a fish on top

A piece of square shaped wholemeal bread that has mould and hair growing on it

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