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Jeremy Goss scores his famous volley against Bayern Munich in 1993 +
Football - UEFA Cup 1993 / 1994 - Bayern Munich vs. Norwich City
Jeremy Goss of Norwich scores the first goal with a spectacular volley, as Christian Nerlinger looks on
© Colorsport
Featured October Print
Paper chromatograms of various dyes
Paper chromatography. A selection of paper chromatograms of industrial dyes. Paper chromatography involves placing a small amount of the substance under investigation on a piece of filter paper, then slowly dripping a solvent into the centre of the paper. The solvent then spreads out over the paper by capilliary action, carrying with it the components of the substance at differing rates. The distance travelled along the paper by each component during the time of the experiment is a measure of this characteristic transport rate and may be used to identify each component
© GEOFF TOMPKINSON/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
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Lavoisiers mercury experiment on oxygen
Lavoisier's mercury experiment on air. Early engraving showing the apparatus used by Antoine Lavoisier (1743-94) to demonstrate the formation of metal oxides. Mercury was placed in the retort at left, the end of which led to an air chamber in a bell jar over mercury (right). The retort was gently heated over 12 days. A reddish compound formed on the mercury in the retort, and the volume of air in the bell jar decreased. The remaining gas extinguished a flame. This showed that oxygen had been removed from the air. The red compound, on heating, released mercury and generated a gas which supported combustion and would support life (oxygen)
© SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
