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Deposition, by oxidation, of the colouring matter: deposit in a sight which has been
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Deposition, by oxidation, of the colouring matter: deposit in a sight which has been
LSE4077186 Deposition, by oxidation, of the colouring matter: deposit in a sight which has been emptied for six months without flowers or any disease. 400/1 microscopic view. Study on wine 1866 by Pasteur. by Unknown Artist, (19th century); Musee Pasteur, Institut Pasteur, Paris, France; (add.info.: Deposition, by oxidation, of the colouring matter: deposit in a sight which has been emptied for six months without flowers or any disease. 400/1 microscopic view. Study on wine 1866 by Pasteur.); Photo eLeonard de Selva; out of copyright
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This print captures a microscopic view of the "Deposition, by oxidation, of the colouring matter: deposit in a sight which has been emptied for six months without flowers or any disease". Created in 1866 by an unknown artist, this study on wine was conducted by Louis Pasteur at the Musee Pasteur, Institut Pasteur in Paris. The image showcases intricate details revealed under a microscope, allowing us to witness the fascinating process of coloration through oxidation. The sight that had remained devoid of flowers or any signs of disease for half a year serves as the backdrop for this scientific exploration. Louis Pasteur's groundbreaking research and discoveries revolutionized our understanding of microbiology and fermentation. His work on wine played a crucial role in improving its quality and preventing spoilage. This particular study sheds light on how color is deposited due to oxidation within wine samples. Photographed by Leonard de Selva, this print not only preserves an invaluable piece of scientific history but also highlights the beauty found within microscopic realms. As we gaze upon this image, we are reminded of both the artistic intricacy hidden within science and the profound impact that individuals like Louis Pasteur have had on our world.
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