EDISON LABORATORY Edison National Historic Site West Orange, New Jersey Volume 1

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BEAKER with lip (on table) Standard laboratory equipment. BUNSEN BURNER (on table) Standard laboratory equipment. Use E-1446. Object and Location Evidence Recommendation Table 10 LAB TABLE with RACK (in place) Figures and 35. Primarily this the work space of Ott. LAB COAT (on rack) Figure 34. LAB NOTEBOOKS, (on table) Common practice. The great number and variety chemicals used Edison gives an idea the great range his interests and underlines the fact that kept up with the experiments his numerous experimenters. BEAKERS, (on table) Standard laboratory equipment. STAND (on table) Figure 32. EDIS collection acquire. Edison kept store chemicals here and these should dominate the top of the table. Table was experimental table shared by Edison and his friend and assistant, Fred Ott. Use EDIS 383. Use EDIS 6575. Reproduce. EDIS collection acquire. Use EDIS 21196. EDIS collection acquire. There are also chemicals and iron compounds used storage batteries. EDIS collection acquire. Additionally, Edison had time look into chemicals related film stock. Reproduce. GLASS ROD (on table) Voucher 36, May 1909; Eimer and Amenďs Chemical Supply Catalog, 86. 196 . Most the equipment this table related the simple mixing and heating of compounds.Table 10, Edison’s Experiments. PYROMETER (on table) 1912 Document File, Storage Battery. Use EDIS 6464 and EDIS collection reproduce. FLASK (on table) Figure 32, EDIS collection acquire. FLASKS, round bottom (on table) Voucher 36, May 1909; Eimer and Amende Chemical Supply Catalog, 86. GLASS CONTAINER, large, round (on table) Figure 32. There are several substances connected phonograph records