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Images Dated 18th March 2014: Boys hands attaching wires from connectors to terminals of variable resistor

Boys hands attaching wires from connectors to terminals of variable resistor (building a radio circuit), close-up

A glass beaker containing a small measure of a gold coloured, antiseptic disinfectant

White carnation in vase containing blue liquid, with flower head turned partly blue

Sample of chalk soil

White carnation in vase containing blue liquid

Micrograph of cross-section through a monocotyledonous root (maize)

Sample of clay soil

Dropping iodine into a bottle containing some water, bottle of iodine nearby

Sea fan on rock

Heating water and copper sulphate solution with bunsen burner, leaving blue copper sulphate crystals

Images Dated 18th March 2014: Three jars containing red cabbage juice, turned red by adding lemon (acid)

Three jars containing red cabbage juice, turned red by adding lemon (acid), green by adding soap (alkali), and blue with nothing added

Beaker containing calcium ethanoate, and petri dish containing sample

Experiment showing crystal formation, copper (II) sulphate solution after one hour

Pouring liquid into flask, causing percipitate reaction

Four bottles of different coloured liquids for chemical stain tests, and a pipette

Images Dated 18th March 2014: Two weights sliding down sloping surface one with oil showing reduction in friction using

Two weights sliding down sloping surface one with oil showing reduction in friction using lubrication

Geiger Counters with digital display and gauge with needle indicator

Set of scales

Yeast culture in petri dish, close-up

Low frequency sine waves on oscilloscope screen

Magic lantern, c. 1895

Replica of John Fareys ellipsograph, 1817

Bifocal spectacles, c. 1885

A silver rocket

Images Dated 18th March 2014: Stretcher in hospital treatment area, sectioned off on either side by curtains

Stretcher in hospital treatment area, sectioned off on either side by curtains, shelves for medical supplies and equipment in background

19th century wet-plate camera in wooden box, lens, and chemicals

Toy model of black hole

Buoy with yellow base and silver tower

Flask with purple liquid

Model of two strands of DNA splitting away from each other

Renault V10 RS1 racing car engine

Sectioned modern turbocharger from an car engine showing the inner workings

Band of light illustrating the colour spectrum visible to the human eye

Rear view of clock, back open

Eary 1920s gramophone

Hand drawing ellipse around a piece of string and two pins

A beaker filled with water

Propeller aeroplane engine, front view

Pouring milk into water in glass beaker

Endoscope

Ancient Greek urns

A rainbow against a black background

A beaker containing water

Debrie Parvo film camera, early 20th century

An early zipper

Images Dated 18th March 2014: Titration experiment, adding chemical of known concentration to test solution

Titration experiment, adding chemical of known concentration to test solution, effecting colour change

Replica of Wimshurst machine, a generator invented by James Wimshurst, 1880s

Images Dated 18th March 2014: Sweden, Stockholm, dagger from Segerstad

Sweden, Stockholm, dagger from Segerstad
Prehistory, Sweden, Bronze Age - Dagger from Segerstad

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