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Michael Faraday's Induction Ring
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Michael Faraday's giant electro magnet in his lab
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Sample bottles in Michael Faraday's lab
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Michael Faraday's Voltammeter
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Michael Faraday's 1821 electric motor
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Michael Faraday's Benzene sample
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Michael Faraday's Gold Colloid
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Michael Faraday's early electrostatic generator
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Volta battery given to Michael Faraday
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Magneto-optical apparatus
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Michael Faraday's microscope
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Professor Frank James, Head of Collections with Faraday's apparatus
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Ice mould used by Tyndall in his research on glacier motion
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Tyndall's germ box, used to compare the rate of decay of samples in filtered and un-filtered air.
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Michael Faraday's Homopolar
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A large tray of Leyden Jars belonging to Michael Faraday
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Van de Graaff generator
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Lecture bench in the Faraday threatre with large diagrams above, 1890s
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Coil
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Dewar flask
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Silvered Dewar goblet
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Electrometer