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Egrot apparatus. Alcohol destillation. Exposition of Paris

Egrot apparatus. Alcohol destillation. Exposition of Paris


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Egrot apparatus. Alcohol destillation. Exposition of Paris

Egrot apparatus. Alcohol destillation. Gold medal. Exposition of Paris, 1878. Engraving by Victor Rose. La Ilustracion Espanola y Americana, 1897. Colored

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1878 1897 Alcohol Americana Apparatus Brandy Espanola Exposition Fabrication Hard Ilustracion Medal Victor Alembic Distill


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This engraving showcases the Egrot apparatus, a masterpiece of 19th-century scientific innovation, during the Exposition Universelle (World's Fair) of Paris in 1878. The Egrot apparatus, named after its inventor, Charles-Joseph Egrot, was a significant improvement in the art of alcohol distillation. The intricate design, depicted in rich colors in this illustration from La Ilustracion Espanola y Americana of 1897, reveals the various components of the apparatus, including the alembic, which holds the distillate, and the condenser, which cools and collects the distilled alcohol. The gold medal bestowed upon the Egrot apparatus at the Exposition Universelle symbolizes its recognition as a groundbreaking invention in the field of chemistry. The engraving, skillfully executed by Victor Rose, highlights the intricacies of the fabrication process, with the hard liquor exuding from the alembic and the distillate condensing into a clear, potent liquid. The distillation process, an essential method for producing alcoholic beverages like brandy, is brought to life through this detailed visual representation. The Egrot apparatus marked a significant advancement in the field of alcohol distillation, making the production process more efficient and effective. This engraving not only serves as a testament to the scientific achievements of the late 19th century but also as a visual feast for the eyes, showcasing the beauty and complexity of scientific innovation.

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