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Studio Shot Collection (#3)

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Brake on a bicycle handlebar

Hydrochloric acid added to potassium, in a glass flask

Close-up of hydraulic brake on front wheel of bicycle

Liver tissue

Heating element inside beaker filled with water, close-up

Yeast culture in petri dish, view from above

Eudiometer, c. 1820

Yeast and sugar solution turned into froth of carbon dioxide (anaerobic respiration)

Solar panel generating power to motor enough to lift 1kg weight

Overlapping geometric shapes showing primary and secondary colours

Fibre optic cable being passed through eye of needle

The inside of a television camera, c. 1930s

Jaws and teeth of Sand tiger shark (Carcharias taurus), close-up

The first lawn mower dating from 1830

Molecular structure of Vitamin D

Vacuum cleaner, early 1900s

Early electric kettles, 1920s

Skull of a horse

Grey feather, side view

Studio Shot Collection: Solutions of potassium and iodide in water and solution of lead nitrate in water being mixed

Solutions of potassium and iodide in water and solution of lead nitrate in water being mixed together, turning yellow and forming a lead iodide

Carbonated drink overflowing from beaker after mixing with sugar

Potassium permanganate diffusing in water, close-up

Studio Shot Collection: Loxodonta africana, african elephant skull in side view that has been cut vertically in the midline

Loxodonta africana, african elephant skull in side view that has been cut vertically in the midline, showing the honeycomb structure that reduces the weight, and the brain cavity

Expanded view of output shaft of diesel car engine

Pipette with red liquid in

Peeled satsuma at bottom of jug of water with whole lemon floating above

Spring in clamp pulled by weight

Soap bubble showing multitude of colours, close up

Jar containing bromine at bottom and air at top, divided by barrier

Test tube of iodine

Sine wave pattern displayed on spectrum analyser

Chemical explosion in glass flask emitting orange fumes

Dawn Ape (Aegyptopithecus zeuxis), skull of female primate from Oligocene epoch, side view

Pyrheliometer, used for direct measurement of solar radiation, invented by Knut Angstrom

Poulsen Telegraphone with dial on front of wooden box, dating from 1903

Light bulb with bayonet fitting

Spinning-cup anemometer

1904 Oldsmobile trim and bodywork

Car engines showing different positions of piston

A solar cell inside a calculator connected to a a multimeter, measuring the electricity generated

Cascade of water drops, close up

Electronic calculator with LCD display

A beaker of heated, steaming water

Colours on surface of a soap bubble, close up

Series circuit

Male Neanderthal skull, front view

Parts of a television set, 1930s

Antique spring balance, 18th century

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